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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
j. +. KNAPP'S
NOvy Obuvni kram,
61O Woodland Ave.

Pobliz office kohske drahy Kinsman.
Mole spojeni vychodnimi fabrikan
ty dovolnje mi prodavat boty stfevies
leyneji nez iine obchody V mest6. Jelikoz
ien malou cinzi platim vseckn praci 81
konam, mohu vsecky, jenz mne vyhledaji
dpln6 uspokojiti.
J Praci zakazkovou a. spravky delam do
bfe lacino. 3-m.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE B, r

CBAEGE OF SCHEDULE.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY JUNE II,
~ 1875, trains Will ran IS follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Hsw Orleans Mall daily ESQ pm. II 80 pm
Etsight and Accommodate,
eSdaily Except SundRy1--.-...o5O ana sSO pm
EsC.oss connections made az Grenada with
Ra,ns North and south for all points.
FOR further Information apply 70 11cket
ON e, No. 81 Main street, and at depot
81. BURKE, superintendent
IANES SPEED. Ticket AGENT.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Too Much Rain-T1Iden and Reform
General George Preparing for the
Campafgn-Etc.
From an Occasional Correspondent of the

From an Occasional Correspondent of the
Appeal
Como, August 15.-Continued rains
have changed the countenances of our
farmers, and elongation is perceptibIe,
accompanied with q horizontal move
Eent of the head, indicative Of crosk-
ing, and when the farmer crooks, the
world stands agog! What a pity this
valuable class OF workers cannot be re-
lieved of that complaint, which, when
it sets in bad, nearly scares US all to
death, because our bread and meat lies
in the rich exuberance of his own gen.
erous heart and prolific soil; and if the
heart foreshadows the crop, what des-
perate case threatens that large proper
ton Of the world who are non. producers.
Tell US, sturdy farmer, WI at the matter
be? 1.-THE blight is in my corn; fua-
gus growth destroys it in the ear
throughout my fields; weeds aud grass
have taken my garden; cholera is kill
ing my hogs, and my cotton is running
up to weeds; squares are falling; bolls
are rottiDg, and yet cotton does not ad-
vance; my hands won't pay out, and [
will get nothing for what little will
make" l hand him Samuel's last letter
to his people; he thanks me, and says,
ayes, he'll do, and when he gets thar,
we'll have better times; Grant and Nor
ton have reArly ruined this country"
Reform, with TilGen In the van, is now
our only hope. General George is again
in the field, and already tn sound Of
preparation for the coming conflict
strikes upon and wakes up Mississippi's
sons. Manning ia IN the field, and his
scathing expose of Granlism; his his
torical sketch Of the eminent services of
Hayes; his mastery review Of the re-
former, Samuel J. Tilden, alike strike
terrier IN the ranks of Rsdicalism and
sends thrill of joy into the hearts of all
true citizens who demand s change of
conduct and Of men. 1t is written, $50
mote it be.
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS.
The Damage Done I'm the TaIlahatcbfe
Valley Amounting to Fifty Thou.
sand Dollars.

The Charleston Miss 7,xllahdtchie
Neaos of the twelfth says; "On last
Saturday night cur country was visited
by the most terrible food of rain ever
known by the oldest citizens. About
one o'clock Monday morning the rain
commenced, end the windows of heaven
seemed to be opened, and the rain de.
sceDded in torrents. About twelve
O'Clock on Monday the rain ceased for
about one hour, when again the win
doWs OF heaven were opened and one
solid foot OF water covered the earth,
All the crops along the creeks and bot
toms in this country have been de-
stroyed. The fields that on Saturday
gave promise of abundant yield, now lie
bare. Such desolation was never
wrought in this country in SO short a
time. Bridges, levees and crops are all
gone. The flood was general in this
country. We have heard from most OF
the placer, and our information is that
the destruction was general. Many
farmers have lost their entire crops. We
believe that fifty thousand dollars would
not cover our less"
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LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.

A word for the Unfortunate from n
Good Christian Woman.
EDITORS Observation-Disclosures the least
surpr,ae read in your columns OfSunday
"a Co,umeptn on your generous sug-
cestion 10 provide q suitable place for
those who chance to be 80 unfortunate
es to be con, PEELED to partake Of its hos.
pitality, Wo uld to God the woman
who penned tlNose lines land woman
did from its tone, for are they not in
general the only enemies OF their sex?)
might have attended Vespers at st. Pe-
ter's church on the 8. KIN, to hear the
lecture of Rey. Fathsr Mageyney, on
mGood Shephc1de,n WIN CHI was perfect
ly sublime in its besgtifu.' grandeur OF
truth. 1t was listened to p ith the most
earnest attention by ProteA tants and
Catholics. In my BELIEF every true
christian could be good shep3i. 'rd, and
extend d helping hand, words ss Kind
ness and encouragement to all Ihose
whose misfortune it is to be IN
fortunate, and [ ana convinced,
that by the grace of God, this
feeling of kindness does exist in the
hearts of sll christian women. II your
columns could but give its readers the
full lecture, which request l have no
doubt Father Msgeyney would grant, it
would benefit all, Iiks the congregation
vino were spell-bound with such t uths
in our very midst. A suitsbIe place is
not only necessary for the fallen, but for
all unfortunates; for how many weaen,
even when the last snow covered OR
city, were compelled to rest their weary,
craZed heads upon the bare floor of pO-
lice station for shelter, without scarce O
garment to cover their forms, and these
friendiess, destitute, unfortunate wO.
men, who are refused from door to door |
the shelter of home, are compelled by |
actual necessity to seek shelter among |
the demons of vice. And why? The |
answer comes quickly: "God knows |
who she is; but the society which I
to take everyone in my home"
Yes, God does know who this unfortu- |
nate woman is. No matter Whist its or
igin or conclusion may oe-and He also
the one who breaks His command, so
"do unto others ss you would have them
do unto you" None know to day what
may befall them tomorrow, and now
that one woman has raised her voice
against the work you so earnestly called
the attention of the public to, 1 am con.
WINGED hundreds of others christian
like inclined to do good to all unfortu-
mates, will cry in one voice: swell
done, APPEAL; renew your earnest sug-
gestiOn again, and again, until the
mighty pen has conquered" AS am
not literary woman, and my first cor
respOndeGce, speak only personally to
my esteemed friend, nessrs. Editors OF
APPEAL. MRS. J. B.
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lar, will become very enthusiastic over
the selection in question"
-Memphisns now drink lemonsdes
with sticks Of claret and rum in them,
cIaret-punchts, milk puncht's, sherry
cobblere, soda-cOcktail5, sGtla dashed
with whisky or brandy, apple'c cider,
mineral-wster, as summer beverages
The blue whisky skins still site K to their
favorite fluid under all circut 1stancesi
and careless Of the warnings OF the ther"
mometer.
On Thursday last Mr.. J. II. Tyr
rell, an old aud highly respect
ed citizen residing near forest d!II,
was cidentelly killed. He Was CIV
ing an ox.teRm to Woef5 wagon,
and by some cause or other the wagon
turned over on him, and the oxen, run
ming away, dragged him some distance,
inflicting such Injuries upon him that
he died in 3 short time. His remains
were conveyed to the cemetery Sn Sat-
urday by his relatives and friends.
Tom Meals Gazette exults over hog
and hominy in the following strain:
1.-THE prC soects for fine crop in Dyer
county. both OF corn and cotton, have
never been more f1sttering since the first
settlement by the VIII ties. The mast
promiees to be abundant, and the WOODS
are full of hogs. Provisions will be both
plentiful and cheap next year. There
will be no necessity of tuying meat and
bread from distance during next year,
for old Dyer will raise enough OF hog
ard hominy to run her, with plenty to
spare"
There is q rumor current in police
circles to the effect that there is anothsg
negro man in this city who has BEEN
and is, playing the role OF woman, q
Ia Crutchy Thompson. We understand
the man. woman will be arrested and
medical examination had. Th.s Tote OF
playing woman is not unusual S:nong
negroes Some time since an escaped
negro convict from the penitentiar3,
who had been sent up from this city
some time before, returned here, and,
donning the garb of woman, evaded
srrest for many months. At last suspl-
cion rested upon him, and the police
gtabbed him for come misdemeanor.
When brought to the stationhouse ne
was at once recognized as an escaped
convict, Notwithstanding the feminine
apparel. The notorious Francis Thomp-
sou next followed, and now third DE-
yelopment is approaching.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. BYEUN isstill too feeble to resume
practice. He will notify his patrons
when able.
MAJOR FISHER connected with the
Great Northern and International rail-
road in Texas, passed through our city
Yesterday. The major was at one time
connected with the Texas Pacific under
General Dodge, and made an excellent
officer. His promotion to a high posi-
ton on the International route Is his re-
ward for efficiency.
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The Gratitude of an Invalid.


DEAR SIR-My wife has been using
daily your Bitters, and am glad to say
she has been greatly benefited. She is
now stronger and in better general
health than she has been for year,, aDdI
feel certain her present good health is the
result of using few bottles of the Home
Bitters. She joins me il thanking you
for your kindness. My wife has i'm
proved so much that she does not need
the Bitters now, but thinks she will
send FOR few bottles when cold weather
sets in. 1 commenced this letter ct the
request of friend greatly suffering from
bronchial affection, which has brought
on general weakness. He asked me to
order for him half dozen bottles. Send
them to Rev. W. F. Pearson, Donslds-
villa, South Carolina. Mrs. May, lady
of our town, gays the bottle gave her
did her a great deal OF good, and that
she would order more soon. l am, as
ever. your friend. REV ]. r. Riley,
To the President of the Home Bitters Com
n1nV- ST IOuiS. Mo-
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CoIIIerviIIe and Me- MP his on the CITY"
CoLL1ERv1LLE, TAM. Augu st L.

CoLLIERvILLE, Tam, Augu st Is, 1876.
EDITORS Ape AL-In your issue of
Saturday last appears the following
card:
BASE. BALL CHALLENGE,
EDITORS APP 'EAL-ReEerripg to the
telegram from CollierviI.e in Yesterdays
APPEAL, annOI InciDg the fact that the
Athletic baseball club OF that place had
not been defs sted this season, and bid
ding fOI a challenge, would say that
the Memphs Blues have offered them
most liberal inducements 70 visit Men,
phDs and take S square dTubbingn /
ttered them the entirfj gate receipts,
T rovided sixty per cent. of the gross re.
c eipts would not defr'4y their expenses,
out we nave Jailed, so far, to elicit any
-teply Irotn them' H. F. SMITH.
The Athletics are not responsible for
tue telegram LeE erred to by Mr.. Smith.
Ihey are WnopIy unacquainted with lis
author, ana nave not been able, so far,
10 ASCERTAIN who the author is. Doubt
less soIlSe Jealous friend OF Collierville,
WHOSE % incarnation was at a discount.
The fac. is, we played the Byhalis club
with q full nine, and found them hard
to beat. Mr.. Smith will doubtless do IA
he justice to acknowledge that unless
the words, "Where is the next chal.
lenge?' i'll the telegram above men.
! toned, was the action Of the club, or
some OF its members, it could not be a
ibid for challenge" Mr.. Smith does
not represent the facts correctly when
he says he challenged us three times,
and made such liberal offer. The only
communication We have received from
him Is In the words following:
MEMPHIS BASEBALL CLUB,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July %, 1876. !
Manager Athletic Baseball Club, ColIieryille
Tennessee:
DEAR SIR-We would be pleased to
have you visit our city to play a match
game Of baseball on Wednesday, July
26tb. We give visiting clubs fifty per
'eep {. OF gross gate receipts. Please an
sW' 9r at once if you accept, and il date
su Is you; il not, give date that would
De st suit you. We have a game for
3 unday, the thirtieth. Yours truly,
II. +. SMITH, General Agent, NJ.
By this it will be ssen that Mr.. Smith
is nos so liberal as he represents himself
to be. We did not accept the above
proposition for q game, for the reason
that one of our best players had quit us,
and his place had not been supplied to
our satisfaction. II Mr.. Smith is so
anxious to play the Athletics, let him
bring his club up to Collierville aid give
Hs the same kind OF drubbing that he
gave US last summer. Very respect
fully, etc, Elk. LEAKE,
Secretary Athletic B. L. Club.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, August 15.-The river is
stationary. Weather cloudy and very
warm. Departed: City Of Helena, Vicks.
burg.
LOUISVILLE, August 15.-Weather
bright and warm. River falling, with
5 feet inches in the canal.
LITTLE Rock, August 15.-River on
q stand, with feet 10 inches by the
gauge. Departed: Governor Garland,
Memphis.
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FOR ASHPORT.
LEGAL.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE,


No. lI28-Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee, c. Paine VS.. c. G. CrenshaW.
DY virtue OF an 1nJerlocutory decree IoI
D sale, entered in the above cause on the
18th day of July, 1875, viii sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse Build
ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, September Is, IS7G,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, on
the waters of Big Creek. containing, by calcu-
lation, 27S acres, the same being part of 5000
acre tract Of land granted by the State of
North Carolina to Samuel Harris in the year
1888, and decided to James A. HarI is by him in
$780, bounded sS follows, viz: Beginning at
stake Is links Eouth of q white oaK marked j.
H., the SW orner of Samuel and Patsey Har-
r1s's tract; thence east with the line of said
tract IS chains to q 81 AXE from which north So
west 20 links to q sweetgum marked j. a. on
Fanny s. Harriss line; thence south s. west
with said line 40 chains and 95 links to horn
beam marked T. y. 81. on the south boundary
line of said original tract; thence west de-
grees north IS chains to a wnitcosk marked j.
d. and 8. H., Samuel HarTtss southeast cor
ner; thence north degrees east with said line
40 chains ana IS links to the beginning.
Terms OF Sale On credit of seven months;
notes bearing interest from date with APP
proved security required; lien retained till
same is paid, and equity or redemption
barred. This August Is, 1915.
e. A, COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r. ]. Black, Deputy Q. and NJ.
J. p. Sykes, Attorney. auI6
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Will be given at the Memphis Theatsr
on Wednesday, August 18th, by mum.
Der of amateur Juveniles and adults, un-
der the direction of the gifted and tai
ented vocalist aud pianist, Mrs. J. A.
Werles. Proceeds for the benefit OF I'M
manuel Episcopal ehu:ch, Rev. G. H
Jackson, rector, No pains have been
spared to make the entertainment a
grand and brilliant one. 1t is hoped
that there will be liberal patronage.
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sHERIFPs SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE

DUBLIO NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il That by virtue of an execution to me
directed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, in the case of Miss
Sue ScoR vs.. John w. Smith and NJ. NJ. Smith,
Judgment rendered on the goth day OF March,
1873, for the sum OF two hundred dollars, with
interests and costs of suit to satisfy said Judg-
ment, etc., will, on
Monday, IIth Day OF September, 1875,
in legal hours, In 'front.' of the courthouse,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wft: Situated, lying and
being in the Sixth civil District of Shelby
county, State OF Tennessee, near the town of
Raleigh: Beginning at q stake at he corner
OF Central avenue; running NV 5l9 chains TO
a stake; thence east chains; thence south
SIG chains to Central avenue; thence west
along said avenue chains TO the beginning
being lot No. 3, as surveyed by ]. n. Mcclure,
and cont tanning 8 l0-l00 acres; levied ON as the
property of defendant, NJ. NJ. Smith, to satisfy
said judgment, interest and costs.
Memphis, 9Th day of August, 1875.
c. l.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff OF Shelby county, Tenn.
By W. D. Cannon, Deputy Sheriff.
CAN'T & Mcdowell, and Wat Strong, Attor-
neys for plaintiff. auI5 rue
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Grand Excursion.

Under the auspices OF the c. D. club, on
Thursday evening, seventeenth instant,
leaving the wharf foot of Court street az
hsltps eight o'clock. Music by the
Croce Bros elegant string band. A de-
lightful time to su wishing to partici.
pate. JACOB PFIsTER,
Manager
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From Prof E. Bridger, Chemist, Montreal:
= l know Of no preparation afford
ing Sd much nutFiment, and none which
builds zap the constitution so rapidly and
effects such permanent and positive
cures Hs CoIden's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic Invigorator. G. w. Jones &
Co., agen is.
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10 RHiIderS.

harbleized mBDteIs and CRATES. The
latest styles at low figures, for sale by
II. WETTER d CO..
334 Main street
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STOLEN.

MOTE From The undersigned, at her resi-
IN derce IN this city, about month ago,
certain prOmissoTy noe, made by A. Naccaro
& Co, dated June l, 1875, and payable one day
after date, TO my order, for $500. Payment of
same has been stopped, and a liberal reward
viii be paid for IT'S delivery TO Mr.. Frank
aulO MRS. NJ. SQUERL.
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New Law Firm.

DR.. ]. w. Rogers & Son, Memphis
and Washington City, will give special
attention to government claims and
patents in Washington, to general
causes in Memphis courts, and adjacent
counties. Offices: Adjoining supreme
court Washington, and in courthouse.
Memphis,
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Riverside ExcursiOu.
RaSp-RSII,

leaves foot of Court street tonight at
haIfpsst eight O'Clock. Tickets, 81 each.
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UnfaGIing LONELINESS

Belongs only to the immortals, but who
ever uses the fragrant Sozodont can at
least defy time to iDjure one of the ele-
ments Of beauty, good set Of teeth.
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sTRAYED OK STOLEN

MULE On the 3Oth OF June, from Adkins
IA Granbery, one bay mare mule, seven
years old, about Is hands high, Light spot on
ieft hin. also on right eve thin in order. /
will give ten dollars for return Of said mule to
me, or Tor information that may lead TO her
recovery J. &. EDES1ON,
ay2, uaw Macon, Tenn.
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Dyspepsia can be prevented and cured
with good, wholesome bread made with
"Gillet's Cream Dry Hop Yeast.n
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

BUILDING PROPERTY--Very desirable
ID animproved building property in any
portion of the city; will sell or give long leases
upon reasonable tetms to parties wishing TO
build. Apply to JOHN OVERTON, JR.,
or q. n. GROSV ENOR,
iy30 264 Sc ,OBd street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-16

Mrs. MARIA d. MONsARRArT. teach.
er Of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at 81. g. Hollenberg's music store,
Main street,
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HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the
rich mans bliss, is found in Ayers med
icilaes, after fruitless search, among
other remedies. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
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Tom, Lend Me Five Dollars.

1 want to go the great clothing sale at
227 Main street, before it is too late, and
buy nice fall overcoat, at fifty cents on
the dollar
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JOHNSON & MANGET, 1903 Main street,
have tickets for Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Dallas, for sale at reduced rates.
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STRAY ED.

NJ ULE-On Wednesday, August 9th, from
III head Of Adams street, light bay mare
mule, ABOUT 10 hands high; name trimmed
close: short blunt tai; small sore on back. a
liberal reward for her return to A. b. BRINK
LEY, S15 j. fferson street extended. auB
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Try Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. N,
Wilkerson q Co., $40 Main st., "a emphis.
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a Great Question:

VIII Moscow show the Reds how to
play ball, at the match to-day? Admis-
sion, twenty-five cents.
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EOu Might as well walk Over a
FfVe.DOlEaF Rin

AS to neglect attending the great cloth.
ing sale before it is too late. Only few
days longer, and it will be " a thing of
the past" Remember the number.
227 Main Street.
2S7 main street. 227 Main Street.
227 Main Street.
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RRnish fhe Dnefnrs.

Blues Us. Oneidas,a at Olympic park, this
evening. Admission, twenty-five cents.
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LOST.

DLAIE GOLD RING-In /. and N. r. R.
L yard, north side Of track, between last
switch ana gaJei had Fiddle engraved on In
side. THE finder will be literally rewarded by
IeEvinV The same at Coffee stand, al depoi.
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Go and Geo

the Cashmere pants selling at So so,
worth 81, at the grand closing-out sale,
No. 227 Main Street.
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PERSONAL.

nlVORCES-Legslly and quietly obtained
- for incOmpatioility, etc.; residence I'm.
necessary. Fee after decree.
a. GOODRICH, p. o. Box 1857, Chicago,
nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes specially
~ OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
Once, 3Z3 Pop street. tuS0
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RaGa-RaII
Tobacco Mt 2Oc aPound.

At Central park to-day-Moscow Us.
Memphis Reds. Admission, 25c.
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To the Travelling Public /!
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES!

DOWN GOES THE PRICE! FARE RE-
~ duced to Is cents, including ordinary
baggage, to and from all railroad depots, no.
tells and private residences. Leave your or.
ders with
E. KICK & BRO, No. 403 SECOND ST
80 Reduction made on and after August
18th inst, Z. KECK & BRO.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

NEURALGIA.-"NeQr cures it, Sold
by 6. ". Jones & Co.,. Me1nphiR,
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a Grand Concert

Blues vs. Oneidas, at Olympic park, this
evening. Admission, twenty five cents.
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Is not near SO cheap as those fine white
shirts st 81, now selling at the great
clothing sale, 227 Main street.
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Excursion.
RaSe.RaU.

or Riverside base. ball club, leaves foot of
Court street at half-past eight tonight.