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LETTERS FROM HE PEOPLE.
The People Versus MonopOIIes.

EDITORS APPEAL-It is 8 saying that
corporations nave no sous, aud as they
therefore do not exist with the fear of
the Lord before their eyes, we find theL3
sadly lacking in their simple duty to
their fellow mOItsls. This is especially
illus rated in the different mOnOpOlies
that condescend to accept the money OF
the heavily DuIdened people or Mem
phia. We shall find the WaterwOrks,
year after year, in spite OF all complaint
and remOnstrance, sending their liquid
fifth through the pipes as q beverage for
the people, and publishing their shame
to the world through the medium OF the
noble fountain in Court square, that Ger
tsiuly deserves a better fate. Let US
have a filtering bed and clean water. In
this centennial year we should contrast
the governments of the English and
American nations, without fear or favor,
that we may know what we have to re-
joice about. In England they would say
this is not question Of money, 1t is one
of human lire, and in that country no
corporation, large or small, Is ale
lowed to endsnger life. To turn
to minor things, but still things
that impress stta gers very unfavorsOIy,
and tend to show the utter disregard OF
the people by corporations generally, L
would mention the depot Of our princi-
pal railroad, which for years has been
in such state that decent people shud-
der as they pass through 1t; it is also
destitute Of the commOnest convent
ences, there being no clock, no time
table, nor decent shelter. Yet we have
shown it proudly to the heir Of all the
Russiss, to our Andy Johnson, and q
host Of other illustrious visitors. In the
name of all that is just, right and de-
cent (but / will add word that will,
perhaps, have more force than these, re-
munerative), give it coat Of white
wash. The word 'iremunerative" would,
l think, also apply to the street-csrs at q
fve-cent fare, but 1 am afraid that would
be a concession to public opinion we
need not expect just yet. These instances
could be multiplied adj infnitetnl, and it
is time the public should demand that
they be remedied, and Insist that all
nussnces, whether proceeding from foul
water or any other cause, should be
promptly absted. ONE WHO PAYS.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE KING of sFSE "A gEBS!
Ger FIeksDGrS, Asschcz, New SsEIagns
Robert IL LeS, -.
~
Leaves MONDAY. July Slst, at y m
For freight or passage apply 70
1T. WASHING1ON, Aglt. 5l0 Front =.
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Congressional Convention.

At meeting Of the Democratic execu-
tive committee of the Tenth congress
sional district of Tennessee, held at the
office Of the chairman, in Memphis,
July %, 1915, it was resolved that a con-
vention of delegates to nominate a
Democratic candidate to represent said
district in the forty fifth congress-, he
held in
Memphis, on thursday, Sept. z, 1876.
1t was also resolved, and the committee
respectfully recommend, that the basis
OF representation in said convention DO
one delegate for every one hundred votes
cast for Hon. james D. Porter for gov
ernor, at his election in November, 1874,
in the counties of Hardeman, Fay cite
and Shelby. The Democratic executive
committees of said counties are respect
fully requested to sea to the proper ap-
portionment and election or appoint
ment of their respective delegates.
NJ ID. L.STEWART, Chairman.
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THE THUNDER STORM.
Fright Flashes and Loud Reports
Throughout the City-A Lady
stunned on Court Street,

Retween seven and eight O'Clock last
evening the sky became overcast with
dark clouds. and in few minutes there
was a strong bresze, accompanied oy
quick flashes Of lightning. A few drops
Of rain fell, and shortly thereafter the
lightning became more brilliant. Sew
eral heavy thuOder-clOuds seemed 10
hurst asunder, and the lightning leaped
along the rails ~ the stTeet-car track IS
if in eearch OF sJme object OF life to de-
stToy. A crowd Of persons in front OF
the Peabody hotel were startled by
loud crash, and not q few Iush' d into
the building rs the dazzling fluid dasheu
about the locality. So far as
we have learned no person was killed oy
the lightning, but Mrs. kaufman, while
sitting in front Of her residence, No. 10
| Court street, was kEOcked sense
| less. She was not struck by the
| lightning, but shocked by the
conclusion, although the fluid seemed
| to flash all around her. Her in
| juries will not prove dangerous. MIS-.
| Lena Kressenbuch, who resides at No.
| Il2 Jefferson street, was also stunned by
the shock, while holding eoal-on lamp
| in her hand, in the kitchen. Mrs. hTes-
senbuch remained senseless for fifteen
minutes, and at one time IL was thoughI
che was past recovery. Captain Arsta'
little son Johnny was also Frustrated oy
the shock while in room at his resi'
dence, No. 1I9 Jefferson street, but
we are pleased to know that hc
was not seriously injured. During
the thunderstorm, the moon wal
shining brightly, and mingled its beams
WITH the red glare of the lightning
which leaped along the Jack clouds liz
| fiery serpents. The moon would occs
sionally be hidden by the clouds, ant
then would shine cut IS il stripped OF
dark veil by the shock OF the thunder
The sight was one Of magnificent beau
ty, as the silver edges OF the dark cloud
were bathed in the brilliant flashes
the lightning.
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Personal.

Mr.. II. F. SMITH, general freight
agent of the Louisville and Nsshvill 9
and Great Southern railroad, was called
to Louisville yesterday by the death Ct
his sister-in-l6w. He was accompanied
by his wife on the sad mission.
THE Scooba miss. Herald of last week
says: Colonel s. Nj. Meek, of Column
bus, was in town Tuesday, professionally
engaged in law suit. The colonel is q
jolly fellow, and, we think, would not
decline nomination for congress from
his, the first district"
MAJOR r. G. M'NAINY, an old and
esteemed citizen of Nashville, died in
Louisville, Kentucky, last Thursday,
where be was visiting his daughter.
Major M'Nairy was an elegant gentle
man in every respect, and his death is a
Esd loss to Nashville. He was well
known in this city, and has here many
friends who regret his death.
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villages, towns or cities with gaslight
will be given when desired.
SOME OF THE IRREGULARITIES AND AID.
VANTAGEs OF THE HOUSEHOLD GAS
WORKS,
1t is perfectly safe.
It is not costly.
1t is the cheapest way known to burn
oil.
1t furnishes the cheapes! and best gas
light known.
1t has not a single bolt in it.
Every Joint about il is loose.
The entire works can be taken to
pieces and put together in five minutes.
All its parts are excused.
1t is not necessary TO bury any part Of
it for the sake Of safety.
1t is SO simple, any man, woman or
child can learn to run it with ten min
utes instI uctiOn.
1t is durable, and never requires the
attention of gasfitter, bricklayer or ma
chinist.
II cannot get out OF order.
The gas made by these works is a
fixed gas.
Gas made by these works is not in any
way affected by the temperature, as it
burns just as brilliant when the Their
momeJer is twenty-five degrees below
zero as when it is ninety degrees In the
shade.
The gas made will not explode.
III using the gas made by our system
there sre many things in the manner of
economy that will recommend it to con-
sumers Of gas, among which are the fol-
lowing: Being a very rich csrbureted
hydrogen gas, it is only necessary to use
burners consuming one cubic foot per
hour to obtain a light more powerful
than can be obtained from burners con-
s1ming five cubic feet Of coal. gas per
hour, and in many instances in halls,
passages, or small rooms we only use
burners consuming but One-half Of one
cubic foot per hour, which furnishes an
abundant light for all ordinary pur-
poses-in fact, the light we obtain from
burners Of this size is equal to about
three ordinary common oil-lamIs.
J 1t is the simplest, safest, smallest,
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APARE OPPORTUNITY.
Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, Shirts, Etc, at Reduced
Prices by Johnston &
Vance.

The public will be pleased to know
that Johnston & Vance, at No. 305 Main
street, under the Peabody hotel, have
made another reduction in the price Of
clothing, shirts, furnishing goods, g c.,
and are now selling lower than ever
before. The reliability Of this firm is
sufficient guarantee that they mean
what they say in announcing the very
best Of goods at reduced prices. No house
in Memphis better known, more pOpu-
lar and better stocked. Their goods are
warranted in quality, and cannot be ex-
celled in style and durability. Now il
the chance 10 purchase superior goods at
low prices. Shirts made to order and
guaranteed to suit in every respect.
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CAN SUCH THINGS BE, AND
HAS 1T COME TO THAT?
What? That GentIemen's Clothing and
furnishing Goods are Sacrificed
in Such a Manner? Well
why Not?
HARRY COHEN. 227 Main street. hsv-

HARRY COHEN, 227 Main street, hav-
ing II urchased NJ. s. Chspsky's
stock st nominsl cost, and being sat-
isfied with a email profit on his pur-
chase, is selling goods at lower prices
than ever known in the history of Mem
phis. II Harry Cohen has bought his
stock for One.hdLf the money which
similar goods cost in the hands Of other
clothing merchants, who have pur-
chased regularly, and he did, Harry
Cohen can make money, though selling
his goods forty per cent. cheaper than
other dealers, which he does. 1t is also
to be borne in mind that this sale will
be continued twenty days only, and that
everything stated 10 this advertisement
is positive truth. If you want to save
your money, go to HAIRY COHEN,
2T Main sire ct.
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UNCLE Tom AND AUNT MARY have
orened q refreshment stand at the
springs at Raleigh, where they have
fixed up 3 nice hash arbor, and are
ready to accommodate all their friends
Stages at Bartlett connecting with every
train. Barbecued dinner served every
Sunday. Call and see them.
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A Gard.

I take this method of returning my
sincere thanks to the good Samaritans
who picked me up and cared for me af-
ter being run over by the street-cars on
Poplar street, on the eighteenth OF July.
am now, thanks to a kind Providence,
able to attend to my business. My
friends and the public are invited to call
upon me. MIKE PR0VENZALE,
Hair Cutting Establishment, 81 Jefferson
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ANNoUNCEM ENTS.
LOST.

EORAL BROOCH-On Friday evening, 18th
- inst, on the Bluff, between Union ano
Monroe, a coral brooch. The hnder Will DC
literally rewarded by returning IL 10 owner Al
20 sTnI1t street Jy30
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sTEAKED OK sTCLER

ksULE-On the SOth OF June, from Adkins
II Granbery. one bay mare mule seven
wears Old about Is hands high, light spot on
len hin, also on right eye, thin in order. l
will give ten dollars for return OF said mule u
me, or iOr Information that may lead 10 her
recover. j. u Eden IOHN,
", aaw Macon, Tenn.
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SteinkuhI's Beer.

Chris. Steinkuhl's ice cold beer, at his
elegant establishment, is meeting with
popular favor. He furnishes the coolest
and purest bser in the city, besides the
best Of wines, liquors, cigars, etc. Try
his ice.cold bear ard you will go no.
NJ boro aIsn
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Rooms AND BoAED.

VISITORS To THE ClTY-Can ind 1rst-
class accommodations at 100 MADISON 81
Moons AND BOARB-Nicely-fu furnished
II rooms, with board, at ITO Monroe street
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With these sizes you can light
the following number OF burn
ers for five hours each night,
making your supply Of gas daily. In ho-
tells, mills and factories this is sometimes
preferable, as there are nearly always
sufficient idle help around that could do
it without inconvenience or loss.
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The Great Clothing Sale Is SIIlI
Going On.
BIG RUSH!

Call at 227 Main street before it is too
late. Over twenty-five thousand dollars
worth Of fine clothing and furnishing
goods must be sold. Sale continues for
twenty days only. -
HARRY COHEN,
227 Main street.
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For ASHPORT.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

H. a. MaI-FaT S,sczOlta, New 5"ortos
Hickman, Cairo sDd SO. a-OS-s,
Steamer ST. GENEVIEVE, a.
VtCR6rs.
Leaves SUNDAY, July 3Oth, at pm.
AID. STORM,
su OF Mississippi River Elevator Company.
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Great Clearing Sale at 227 Main
Street.

Linen collars, 1Oc box, worth SOC.
Paper collars, sc box, worth Csc.
Fine worsted coats, IS, worth $50.
Fine black pants, IS, worth S12.
Cashmere pants from 81 to S.,
and a vast assortment OF fine clothing
and furnishing goods at a sacrifice. Sale
lasts but twenty days. Over twenty
five thousand dollars at your own prices.
HARRY COHEN,
227 Main street.
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MRS. MARIA D. MONsARRATT, teach
er of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at II. g. HOllenberg's music store,
Main street.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE B, T.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY JUNE H.
u lB76 trains Will run a. follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Hew Orleans Mail, daily 49,. 2 bO pm u ~ PIN
Frsight and Accommodate, g.zo.
daily Except Sundayl---...Ssl Am Gu pm
CIoss connections made al 0renaoh Win
tysins Sorth and south for all points.
For further Information spply 70 1LoAes
ucdce No, ~ Main street, and Al Depot
N BURKE, superintendent
IAME-a EPEED. Ticket AGENT.
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secretary bOAIu VI n6dlLus
The recent Western baseball tour
nameBt consisted Of a programme OF
forty. eight games, including series OF
three games each Of the clubs of the east
and each western nine. Forty. eight
games were played, counting two drawn
games between the Louisvllles on one
side and the Musuals and Athletics on
the other. Rain interfered with one
Hartford. Cincinnati game, and one bs-
tween the, Mutuals and st. Louis. VI Tune
forty.six games which count IN the
championship record, the west Won 70,
and the east %; scored 3l3 runs, 5l6
first-base hits, and S14 errors to 23l, 443
runs, fir.t.bSse hits, and 1888 errors by
the east. 1t will appear that the Chi
Cages and st. Louis club won the most
games-nire eGch-!Or the west, and
Boston tie largest number-seven-for
the east. The Chicagoes led the batting
score. making a total OF 1876 first-bas
hits, or su average OF 1926 to the game.
The Louisviles ranked second in bat
ting. vito the BOstons third, and the
Hartfords at the foot. On the other hand
the Hartfords made the fewest fielding
errors, closely followed in this respect
by the Louisvilles. Then came the st.
Louis, the ChicagOes, and the BostOns
lsst. The play Of the latter in the field
was above the clubs average, but poor
at best. In this connection it may be
said that the Chicago Tribune charges
the B0stons with only eleven errors and
the Chicagoes with four, against seven
teen and ten as telegraphed last.
Wright, who was reported as having
made five errors, and Morrill, the same
number, are charged with one and none
respectively, while Brown, who was Civ
en- to errors, has three against his name.
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The game this afternoon will bring 8
big crowd to see the Memphis Reds and
Blues, at Central park. Take green cars.
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GREAT clothing sale, 227 Main street.

Meets in regular session on Wednes-
day, August I'd, at twelve o'clock.
RIGA ARD H. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Secretary.
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GREAT clothing sale, 227 Main street.

On ACCOUNT of the inclement weather
last night, the concert at Joe Emme-
rich's Garden, No 343 Adams street, Is
postponed to Monday evening at eight
O'clock, when a splendid entertainment
Is offered the public.
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Removal,

Mr.. E. Marshall has removed his hy-
cry, boarding and sale stable to Nos. IA,
Is and Is Exchange street (Maddox's
old stand). He has one Of the best sta
bles in the south, special attention being
given to buying and selling stock.
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RaRR Ball.

Great game this afternoon between
the leading amate urs-RiveIsides and
Eckfords-Rt Olympic park. Trains at
halt-past two, three and half-past three
CJoIOnLy
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Base Ball.


Riversides and Eckf0rds, at Olympic
park this afternoon. Admission twenty
five cents, including railroad fare.
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ROUND trip tickets to st. Paul for sale
cheap by Johnson and MaDget, ticket
brokers, 303 Main street. They buy and
sFII railroad tickets
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Now For a Bargain

Of Reirigerstors, Stoves, TiG-Ware
and House Furnishing Goods, at cost,
which must closed out in thirty days.
E. F. RISK & CO., SO6 Main street
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LADIES will find it to their interest to
pay call at the suit department Of
b. LOWENSTElN & BROS-
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DIR. MORSE has removed e.is office to
POrter's new.buildlrg, SecoId street, near
Madison, opposite the APPEAL office.
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BALD HEADS may have new crop OF
hair by applying Halls Vegetable Si-
Gillian Hair renewer, il the hair folicles
are not entirely Close D up.
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RaIIIOfho Raj.

Come and see the trial game between
the Memphis Reds and Blues, this after
noon at Central park. Take green cars.
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Base Ball.

RiveIsides and EckfOrds, at Olym-
pic park this afternoon. Admission,
twenty-five cents, including railroad
fare.
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TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung RestOrer, for all lung affections,
less Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n.
Wilkerson 4 Co., $40 Main ct, Memphis.
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Now You're OFF

For the great trial game at Central
park, at four O'Clock this afternoon.
Memphis Reds We. Memphis Blues.
Take green cars.
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THAT'S Darling

Championship game this afternoon
Memphis Reds Va. Memphis Blues-st
Central park. Take green cars. Game
called at four o'clock.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College

rHH cheapest and best STEAM pYEIFe
ard CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 24s
eacona atrosts I'll. WALKER a co.
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CLOTHING sale still going on at 227
Main street.
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OF Tinwsre, Refrigerstors, Stoves and
House. Furnishing Goods, at cost. Must
be closed out in thirty days.
EFF, RISK q Co, 3O6 Main street
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NOR ASHPORT.
FOR CHICOT AND GREENEVILLE
FOR WHITE E,Cl 81,

MIX Harry Soca PMS sstV. sEE9ss .sss -
., :. Aass Use.
Mouth White FLYER, Indian Bay. 90, yazrlaz
CTOcketts BluG, Ut. Adams, Clarendon De
Walls Blud, pes Arc, Augusta, Jas Ssoupa-t,
West Point and Ssarcy.
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CALL at 227 Main street before you are
too late.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTJCE TO SHIPPERS,

nTLIs LADING for goods shipped on siTs.
X 1IiinoIs- A J. White and Geo. W. Cheek,
Fin in fnIure. be signed AT ONCE 26s Front
street, upstairs. None will be signed for
either of the above boats AFTER their Ht par uIe
80 - GEO. W. CHEEK. Supt.
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HAIRY UUHEN,
227 Main street.

CHEAP and elegant suits for less than
half their value, at
b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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Save Money
Grand CIOstnR out sale

By buying your Office stationary al
DOdIs, BAL Main street.
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NEURALaIA.-"Neur cures il. Sold
byG.W. Jones = On. Memphis
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FOR SALE.

SyINS-Ten Gullett's celebrated improved
tT light draft Magnolia Gins assorted sizes
All new, and warranted in perfect ORDER
which we offer at a large reduction under
manufacturers prices, TO close out consign l
uent beirg part OF the stock OF GulIeJIs ioI-
n sr agents and must be sold. For superior
ousIiIy OF sample, quantity Of yield and rapid
ginning, these gins cannot De SUI P SIsssoi
SamDle can be seen at DOR ofhce. Lloeral
terms offered 10 the trade. A. n SCAh
BROUGH & CO., 252 Front street. lylo
DOUGH CYPRESS suitable for fencing, at
Il s. 50 per Thousand feet by 49,,
WILLIAMS co, Lumber Dealers.
sryYPRESS LATH-600,000 Sawed cypress
J.ath at 81 50 per thousand. By
WILLIAMS & CO., Lumber Dealers.
BUILDING LOTS-Ii you wish 10 be inoe-
Is pendent, secure q home. am now oner-
ing to parties who wish 10 build, lols on ~ Sne
rent you are now paying VIII soon secure you
3 home OF your own. - ,,,,,uv
Rental and Real Estate AGENT Msdisnn sL
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WHITE shirts, worth 81, selling at CSC
each, at DOT Main street.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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STRAY ED.

nED COW ~.
a. From 200 Carroll avenue, red COW, with
a snort right horn and very large bag. lib
eral reward will be paid for her return.
iyg7 w. A. COLLIER.
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HEBER JONES, MD,
Secretary Board of Health

Total for the week, %; whites Is; COLI
oTed, Ii; from hospital, 2; stili-born, /;
,,z1,,DGfura |
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PERSOEAL.

E.lVORgES-Lega and quietly obtained
for incumpatibility, ETC.; residence I'M
u scessary. Fee after decree.
A. (j0ODRICH, p. q. BOX 1887, Chicago.
hR ALFRED VD0RH ES makes specially
or treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
ONCE. 323 Pom AT street. lu5y