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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

The National Camp-meeting of the
Adventists will be held at Springfield,
Mass, beginning Aug. y, and lasting
q week.
There are 300 Protestant churches
in Glasgow, Scotland, apart from mis-
sion halls. OF these, lS9 are Presby-
terrain churches.
About / $40 schools for girls are
in operation in India, ard $1,000 girls
are under instruction in them, accord
ing to the British Government report
of Education.
The complete returns of the Wes-
leyan Methodists for the year ending
May l show an increase Of 1857
members, which is several thousand
more than were first reported.
There are now thirty Episcopal
parishes in the city and neighborhood
of Boston-viz. within city limits,
ten; Cambridge, five: Newton, two;
Brookline, two: Somerville, two.
The Rev. G.. r. Mccall estimates
the number of Baptists of every name
and color in Georgia at 1873, ABS. and the
Methodists in the same State are re-
ported to number 152,0l5. Some one
has set the Methodist figures above the
Baptist, and Mr.. Mccall was bound to
defend his creed and calling, as he
does.
The Quakers began to hold religious
services in North Carolina in 1872, the
Established Church of England IN
1901, the Presbyterians in 1877, the
BaptiSts in IVA. The first Methodist
Church in this State was organized IN
1916, although missionary OF the
church had made preaching tour
down toward Charleston some two
years earlier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12
MECHANICAL AND SCIENTIFIC,

The light Of Alcyone, the center
star of the Pleiades, takes 500 years to
travel to the earth.
The Matching of silk-worm's eggs
is accelerated by exposing them to a
current of negative electricity.
"A boat propelled by an undulating
fin like that of a sea-horse has been
experimental with upon the Thames.
Persons who are starved to death
become idiotic toward the last, because
there is not nourishment in the blood
to feed the brain, to keep up its activ-
ties.
In a recent work on different foods
physiologically considered, the author
argues that the best animal food is the
flesh of the sheep, and the best vegeta-
BILE that of or from wheat.
"A cement suitable for joining metals
to non-metallic substances is prepared
by dissolving in boiling water two and
a quarter pounds of glue and two
ounces gum ammoniac. adding in
small quantities about two ounces sui
phuric acid
1t is expected that the Pandora
which left Portsmouth, England, MAY
~, for the Arctic regions, will make
another attempt To pass through Peel
Straits or Bellot Straits and Franklin
Channel into Behring's Straits. and
thus he the first vessel to accomplish
the Northwest Passage by sea.
A new water-prooting compound
for fabrics is made rs follows: In
fourteen parts of water, heated to 80
degrees Fab, dissolve ten and a quar-
ter lbs. gelatin and twenty-one lbs.
castor oil soap. Then add ten and a
half lbs. gum lac. shaking the liquid
until the last is cor.p,etely dissolved.
Remove from the tire and add in small
quantities twenty-one lbs. powdered
alum until the alum disSolves, This
forms nm insoluble alumina soap, close
" incorporated with the gelatin and
the gum lac Apply with a brush
Scientific american
1t Is known that for some time
past superior specimens of instaufa-
neous photographs have been taken 10y
means Of the magnesium light, and the
process is Justly considered one OF the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12

In answer to Alphabetical" in your rs =.
issue, for a remedy for consumption, ~ Ia "a
first stages, | can recommend Dr' a..
" Golden Medical Discovery" II taHe No., ~
eordiug To di ections, for 1t has been .n Its
oughly tried in my family. and the act -ot
we're glorious. Alphabetical sius. t;fs
expect one bottle to do the worS-,,.n' rysr
took three bottles before she could 1lse -os,y
any change. but after the third bottle ever
dose seemed to strengthen the lungs ~.
TOW she is well and hearty. Ii y snssss
ical' viii write 20 me will gel "i'he''N
10 the shove. --ros
HENRY II. VI. Pal Io''
lawrence Marion County. lnd.
II t.eiHH I'll Times, FEB. T. 1879.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12

expected of him This leaf from Mr. Til
den's record shows that, when intrusted
by the creditors of bankrupt corporation
with the business of settling up its affairs
for the protection of their interests, he
abused his trust to defraud them to the
amount of 1896, 1865. 1t gives assurance
of how he would defraud the people of
the United States were he intrusted with
the Presidency .-Chicogo Tribune
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29
PERSONAL.

DR.. L. w. CHAMPION, of the United
States army, is visiting the city.
COUNCILMAN JAMES SPEED, Mr.. w.
81. Moore and Mr.. G. A. Beehn have
returned from the east.
OTTO -ECHwILL & Co., the popular
o. edsmen, have moved to 223 Main
street, under Workman house.
GENERAL ]. r. CHALMERS, candidate
for congress In the sixth district OF Mis-.
sissippi, Is 10 the city. he has fair pros
poets for election.
GENERAL A. J. VAUGHAN will rrob.
sbly visit humboldt grange on the first
Saturday In September. 1t Is desired to
have full attendance Of the memEers
PROF. SEYFERT, formerly Of this city,
has given up teaching music, and is en-
gagged selling a patent varnish much
liked by the trade. He is resident OF
New York.
THE Columbia Mott Of Friday says:
"John Johnston, Esq one of the best
young lawyers Of Memphis, and one of
the noblest Of men, lie visiting bis friend,
Colonel E. g. Mcdowell"
WE were glad to see our friend and
talented musician, Professor WinckIer,
on the street yesterday after a spell Of
chills and fever. The professor looks
little wOrsted, but ia rapidly recovering.
Mr.. JOHN II. GLASS, of the Gibson
County Mirror, is In the city. Mr. Glass
is an old and experienced newspaper
man, and publishes a paper in a section
of country where our merchants ought
to monopolize trade.
REV. DIR SAMFIELD, OF the synagogue
corner Of Main and Exchange streets,
returned to this city yesterday from a
trip to the sea shore. While absent he
visited Philadelphia, and expressed him.
self delighted with the Centennial. He
will lecture at the Synagogue next FRI
day. Subject: "The Moral Lessons of the
Centennial Exhibition"
A DOUBLE wedding takes place at the
Jewish synagogue, corner of Main and
Exchange streets, next Sunday evening,
being the nuptials of Mr.. Samuel May
aud Mics Sarah Schwartzenberg, and
Mr.. Israel p. May and Miss Bertha
Schwartzenberg, the brides being the
daughters of Mr.. Nathan Schwartzsn.
berg, prominent merchant of this city.
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CurGAwAv TwsTrTnTE
HANOVER ACADEMY,
&
$50 Reward.

WE Will pay the above smount for the ap-
w prehensIOn and return to us on Presi.
dents Island, the following described con-
yicts. or twenty dollars for either one of said
couvicts, and like amount for any convict
who has or may escape from the Island:
BOOMER B AlDEI-ageI 40 years; feet
81 inches high; dark cUIOr; thin and short
upper lip, which gives him the appearance Of
grinning when in conversation.
HENRY JONES aged % years: dark brown (;
feet inches high; QUICK spoken; lives east
OF Memphis or miles.
WM. DEBEKRY- aged IS years; feet 2
inches high; DARK color; lives on the Wild
berger place; left eye sore when he left.
THO5. CARTER-aged SO years; S feet 81
inches high; dark color; has a scar on right
temple sha. ed like q halt-moon; he worked
at Catholic Cemetery on fernando road his
family lives near that place.
JESSE KELLY-aged 81 years; fair COM
plexiop; blue eyes; light and short hair; his
father Is shoemaker, and lives in Fort PICK
eriDg.
inches high. fair complexion; blue eyes, red
hair: his parents live AT Decatur, Ala.
UHAS. FAIN-sged 25 years; brown; feet
~ inches high; black hair and eyes; scar on
left eide and on left hip; blacksmith by trade;
used TO work for James & RoOsa.
The first four escaped yesterday, the Others
W. NJ. FORREST co.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Louis Napoleon, colored, was arrest
ed yesterday for whipping his wife.
The weather is improving, and it
will soon be cool enough to live without
suffering from heat.
We received yesterday samples Of
the fine crop Of corn grown by ]. F.
M'Laury, near Wythe Depot. These
snecimens are Of superior quality and
size.
The Memphis and Charleston rail-
road has reduced Its fare to Washington
and other points In the east, as will be
seen from its advertisement in to-day's
APPEAL.
Reuben Jones, colored, was arrested
last night on the charge Of carrying a
pistol. TIE arrest was made at the in
stance of John Thomas, colored, who al.
ieges that Jones was trying to shoot him
when he passed along the corner Of Hill
and r 1bertson streets.
The first bale Of new cotton from
DsSoto county, Mississippi, was receive d
by Porter, Taylor & Go. on yesterday.
1t was shipped from fernando by the
enterprising firm of Messrs. Dockery
Bros, who expsct to handle several
thousand more this season. They de.
serve much credit for their enterprise,
this being the third year in which they
have sent the first bale from their coun-
ty. The bale was also raised on their
own plantation.
The following srrests were made by
the dsy-police yesterday: Dudley Fray
ser, colored, larceny; Smith Nicolson,
Anna Lewis, colored, George Somers,
drunkenness; William Wallscs, COL
ored, assault and battery; John Cor
man, assault and carrying concealed
wespons; John L. Atchison, drunk, dis.
orderly conduct, and resisting officer;
Charley Wright, colored, escaped chain
gang prisoner; P. r. Starr, shooting in
corporation, and with intent to Kill;
Alex. Taylor, colored, threatening to
kill; Lewis G'rchum, assault and bat
terV.
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THE SCORE:

Double play by Kennedy, Walker
and Rsja. Fly cstehes-Memphis, A;
Cincinnati, 5. Observation-Disclosures, IL;
Cincinnati, s. Fnst base by errors
Memphis, 9; Cincinnati, 4 Left on
ases-Mempkis, Z; Cincinnati, 8. Time
of game, two hours. Umpire, Mr.. Jno.
Leech. ScoreryJ. T. Tomlinson.
TIE GAME YESTERDAY.
Six or seven hundred spectators wit.
messed the game between the Cincinnati
Reds and the Memphis club at Central
park yesterday. Kennedy, Of the Mem
phis Reds, caught for the Memphis club,
and Moore for the Cincinnstis. The
game was called at halt.psst three
O'clock by the umpire, Mr. Meath, the
MemphiaDs Deir g at the bat and closing
the inning, Leech being put out while
stealing to second, by good throw from
Moore, who also relieved e lick and
Meath on foul tips. Newbail, Of the
Cincinnatis, reached first by ScolIy's
muff, and second on Voss's high ball,
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Grand Pacific Hotel.

The wi ,e-swake men Of Chicago are
al;esdy anticipating the prospective
sbripkage of values, and with business
enterprise John B. Dfake, e q, the
genial and popular proprietor Of the
leading hotel OF Chicago, announces to-
dsy in cur advertising columns the re-
duclion OF prices 10 suit the TIMES. Any
one can secure in advance convenient
quarters, by telegraphiI g at the expense
OF the hotel, ana stating the price OF the
rooms wanted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

The session Of this iustit1tion. will be:
gin ON September 4sh. Our readets need
but be reminded of the splendid reputa.
ton which this institution hiss achieved
ever since It's establishment in our city.
The thoroughness with which the pupils
are instructed, and the care bestowed on
the moral, as wells the physical, train
ing Of the pupils make if worthy Of the
COZ tidence OF the people Of Tennessee
aad the surrounding siates.
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THE SCORE.

sse-hits-Cincinnati, Is; Memphis,
r. First base by errOrs-Cincinnati, IA;
Memphis, s. Left on bases-CiDcinDati
9; Memphis, Z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
natl, 2. Umpire, Mr.. James Meath.
Scorer, J. It. TomlinsOn.
THE RIvEBsIDEs.
A telegram from ST. Louis states the
Riversides, of Memphis, defeated the
Hsymakers on Sunday, by score OF ID
to Y, and the Court House nine yester-
day by Ito 8, in ten innings.
GIBSON CoUNTY's COMPLAINT.
The game with the Humboldt club
has been postponed until to morrow
afternoon. In Sundays APPEAL it was
stated that the Memphis Reds would
play the Gitson county club. The fol-
lowing telegram explains itself:
Special to the Appeal
TRENTON, TENN, August o.
This js not the Gibson county club the
Reds play tomorrow. We hold the
championship of Gibson county. and
none Of our men are in 1t. A club from
humboldt.
CA. HILL, Captain Riverside Z. B. c.
Games Elsewhere,
COLUMBUS, O., August % The game
between The Red Stockings and Buck
eyes to-day was a draw, the game on
the tenth inning stand pg to 3
WHEELING. August 2S.-Louisville,
8; Standards, 5. Base hits: Standards,
Is; Louisville, 9. Errors: Standards, 8;
Louisville, 4. Runs earned: Standards,
2; Louisville, none.
SYRACUSE, August 28.-Stars of SYRIA
cuse, A; BoetoDs, l.
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A Chance for a Live Man.

With very little capital you can pur-
chase the fixtures of an est blished
stand. For over ten years the store has
bsen occupied and well known as q
prominent clothing house. For further
particulars Inquire OF
SOL COLEMAN,
200 Main street.
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White Lead Company.

We call attention to the advertisement
on first page Of the Southern White
Lead company, of st. Louis. The South
ern company has long occupied the front
rank among the white lesd manufactu.
rers of this country, and it's brand of
"Strictly Puren is standard with the
painters and consumers OF white lead
throughout the west and south.
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Meeting.

The citizens of the frat ward will meet
at the corner of Winchester and Main
streets on Wednesday evening, at eight
o'clock, to select delegates to attend the
conventions called by the executive
b )ard, and also to form a Ttlden ard
Hei dricks club. By order of the Sab.
Com mitteo
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1t Pays to walk a Square,

And save forty per cent by purchas-
ing any article in clothing or gents fur
nishing goods at 227 Main street. The
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

SAVE YOUR HAIR.-f you wish to
gave ysur hair and keep It strong and
healthy, use Burnett's COCAINE.
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Smoke Sol COleRlan's
NEW BRAND,

Made of pure Havana filling. Sold for
five cents each,
at 200 Main Street.
Liberal discount to the trade. Send
for price-lis
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At 227 Main street you eau buy first
class suit OF clothes fifty per cent. less
than New York cost. Tue goods at the
above house must be sold.
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Land Warrants.
Attention is directed to the card of
George S. Inge, on first page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

Victor D. Fuchs received another lot
of fresh Baltimore oysters by express,
last night. Call ct Al Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

BURNETT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest hair-dressing in the world.
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Removal.
Freah OVsterS.

Otto Schwill & Co, seedsmen, removed
to 223 Main, under WoTsham hotel.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSFITUTB

A LIMITED number of vacancies will exist
IA in this well-known Institution. Those
wishing appointments as CADETS will address,
without delay, General FRANCIS FL. SMITH,
Sup't Lexington. Virginia. Iyl5 d&w
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Greatest Sacrifice Ever known.

Mr.. Harry Cohen, at 227 Main street,
Ia now GispOsing Of an elegant assort-
ment Of fine custom-made clothing aud
furnishing goods at fifty cents on the
dollar. You may never have such an
opportunity again to provide yourself
with complete outfit at fifty per cent.
less than the actual cost. Call and
b, assured and satisfied that his asser-
ton is bona fde.
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why Hesitate.
christian Rroillers, College.

Don't ecu know that clothing ana Iuf.
nishiDg goods are almost given away al
227 Main street?
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NEURALGIA.-"Neu cures it. Sold
by g. W. Jones q Co., Memphis.
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BUTTERFLIES Patterns,
Fall styles, just received at No. 254 Sec
md street.
Cards and Locals

For the mammoth edition of the AP.
PEAL, on the first Of September, should
be handed in as early as possible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

John walsh. Undertaken,
No. S4I Second street, next door to the
postoff1ce.
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xEAPHIs AND CHARLESTON r. r
CHANGE on sCHKDULn.

o. ls AsD Aztec SUNDAY JUNE Il
Leaves Arrives.
Mail train, daily st.--..--..l2 so am. 3 90 pm
Express train, daily, ALL 90 pm. Il 81 am
Bonneville train, dRlly, ex-
ospt sundays, si--------.-.----5 70 pm. ss2o a-n
jackson, Tenn, accommo-
dalton tex. Sunday 20 pm. II 10 am
Hsl train will not stop at Flag Stations Re
tween Grand Junction and Memphis.
Trains connect At Grand junction Tor Al
points, and al Decatur closely for hontgom-
cry aud points eouth. Close connection Tor
n aEhviile by both trains. Cloee connecoons
n Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points.
no change OF cars between Memphis and
Bristol and Memphis and Montgomery.
The new aud magnificent sseeptng-cAr-lne
will have one OF their new Hleepers leave
Memphis DAILY on Express train II o5n PM,
Tor Lynchburg, Washington and BalumoTe
without change Only osK CHANCE 70 new
York and Philadelphia
Time 20 minutes fsssIer than city umos
Tlekea O01ce. zz8 Main street
w. J. ROSS, Gent Bup'k
TOM e DUNN, Ticket Agent
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer does not color, but restores The
hair to its natural color.
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Piles.
Can ON Major II. III. Wildberger

Buckeye Salve is certain cure. f, i
sale by all druggists. Try 1t.
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MRS. GUrnBRgT's SEMINARY

DEoPENS MONDAY, SEPT. 18th, FOR
n Young Ladies and Children Boarding
and day school. Full corps of efficient and
experienced teachers. Superior building, ap-
paratus etc. special attention given TO mu-
sic. Corner 10Th and Pine sts., at. Louis. For
catalogue address
MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT. Principal.
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Apply to Tom B. Dunn, ticket sgent,
27S Main street, and At depot 26 office;
General Passenger and 1icke Agent.
Do Not Fail.
But go ard see the white dress shirts at
Use, worth ST. so, at the Crest Clearing
Sale, 227 Main street.
MARBLBIzED and enameled iron man,
tics and CRATES, with or without patent
baskets. Latest styles at low prices.
H. WETTER & co.
3S4 Main Street.
JOHNSON & MANGET, 303 Main street,
have tickets for Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Dallas, for sale at reduced rates.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College
Go To Leddin's Bnsrness College.
Buckeye salve
VIII surely cure Piles. All druggists
keep it. Also splendid for Corns.
Try Thrash Consumption Cure ard
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss OF voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n.
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main ST., "a emphiS.
THH cheapest aBd pest sTHAM, DYEINa
and CJ.zANIks HoUsS ip the civ is at 2A6
$500 nd street. TT. WALKERS co.
Best in the World
For Piles and Sores. For sale by all
druggists, try me. -
BUCKEYE SALVE.
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At 26S Front street, fer catalogues Of the
kentucky Military Institute. Parents
who wish to send their soDs to this in
stitute, can place them in charge of
Msjor w who will leave for Kentucky
on the thirtieth instant.
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Gin Filing

Positively the last game. Ladies free!
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STOLEN.

a. ARE-On sunda, night, August 9th, q
WI chestnut sofrel mare. 5 years old, about IA
in good orCeI. Twenty dollars reward for her
return to Charles Remar, Poplar street. au24
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Husbands and Sweethearts

Take the ladies to Central park to-day.
Cincinnati Reds vs.. Memphis Reds.
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Gin Filing
AT 15c per saw, and other repairing at
reasonable low rates, at B. w. HEX
mans 666 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Snow You Do Have 1t for a FaetI"
"AND DON'T you FORGET IT!'
The following are the rates in effect
via the "Oid Reliable" Memphis and
Charleston railroad,
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Virginia Female Institute,

Virginia Female Institute,
gseunlOn, virginia.
Rev, K. II. PHILLIPS, AM, Rector, assisted
by a large corps of experienced officers.
Thirty second annual session will commence
September 6. Patronage represents nineteen
st ties. Buildings spacious. Grounds extern
sive. Terms moderate. Churches OF seven
denominations within three minutes walk.
For catalogue, address the Rector, or
tul8 tu-su fr-W HON. II. w. SHEFFEY.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
GREAT sOUTHERE RAILROAD
SCHEDULE
CITY Time.
Expres5 train leaves daily teIcept
baturcsysj at.-.----.-.. 70 Pen
Accommodation train leaves daily Except
Sunday at 500 pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all might
IAinA
For tickets or information apply ct
Ticket 05ae, No. $50 Main Street.
OORNRR MRDIsOH.
JOHN T. FLYNN, SupT Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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WAITS.

OERVANT-Must be good washer AND
- ironer. Apply nom 8 10 Madam Vinceuts
Building, cor. Court sna secopd, room No. B.
. Monroe, suitable for a Jewelry store. Ad-
dress V. b. THAYER, $40 second street.
OITUATIoN as TRAVELLING SALEeMAN
= isdesired by good bu, iness man, having
a natural turn for such work; extensive ac-
Quaintauce throughout Mississippi and por'
lions OF ALBANIA, Tennessee and Texas.
Clothing, snoe or nat hoase p5esIerreo' Inc
au7 H., care Sun office, Macon. Bliss.
SITUATION By man who has had II years
' experience in the retail dry goods and no.
tlo1 busin, SIS also years in the wholesale dry
goods, years experience as travelling sales
man; good reference given in city. s, eppeal.
CITUATION-As house maid and seamstIess
. by q white woman OF experience: Al
dress z. p, al this ONCE.
DoILERs, SAFES and HEAVY Machinery, to
ID move. .. n DONbAn, Q. Onlon.
CALEsMEN AND CANvAsSERs-For city
y work. THE howe MACHINE co,
aus no. 2o4 second street,
no PURCHAsE-HORsE AND SPRING.
WAGON, or would purchase either horse
or wagon separate-eash paid Apply az %
Poplar street. ao<o
HARDENER-A thoroughly competent
VI gardener. Apply ]. T. Dukes Mulberry.
VNFORMATIoN--Apy one knowing the
Il Whereabouts OF Mrs. Letliia @. ID. Grishem,
wife of DR.. Albert h. Grishem, who came 70
Tennessee in 1867 from New orleans, would
confer "A great favor upon friend oy commu-
nicating the same to r. n. +. Lewis, box ZS6i
San Francisco, Cal. aoZO
HEELoNs. GRAPES AND FRUITS OF ALL
WI kinds, at 27 Main street. auz e0Q
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MELoNs. GRAPES, LEMONS AND NITTs
W at 81 Main Etreet ano -