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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04


in future all advertisements presented for publication,
after eight o'clock r. N. toN be ctaryed double rates.
LCIENCH CAMBkIcS.
FRENCH ORGANDIES
FRENCH CHINTz,
NEW DESIRABLE PATTERNS, at
TWENTY CENTS PER YARD.
Also
PACIFIC PERCALEs Mt IaJs ,ents
STRIPED DRESS GOODS at o cents
MADRAS GINGHAMs nj % cents
YARD WIDE CnEvIoT sUITINGs at 30 csnta
STANDARD PRINTS
FROM FIVE CENTS PER YARD.
A. 7. STEWART l. CO.,
BROADWAY. 4TH Av.. 9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
4 SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR. 10 EAST I4TH ST.,
Ancw arrivals Of latest summer Fashons grand display
ncw beautiful and fancifu imported Paris Designs:
early and satisfy Patterns, with cloth
models OF al the designs ready ID East ith
shady side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

A As. DINGEE AUcTIONEER
n .(By tho New York Mutual Furniture Company limited.
sales rooms 10 East 4th ST., six Of
Broadway,
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THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
i Broadway and 35th st..
open daily from y A. NJ. till 10 r VI.
Coolest And r,ow delightful pscc In the city,
Gcrgeously coloed Tropical Fishcs Lvina
White Mhale
Fishes amcts Grnnts Hcrscman. squirrel, Bsl-
loon Drum Fishes He'll Bcnders. Protcus. live Coral
Builders aud every yarsJ u river lake pond and desp
blossom Quintet Of jubilee enseys cad oeoho8
SSsl eoneorts ovaky a0exnQpa An2 AHnnknA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-28
Amusements EIseWhere.


Aimee closed her Baltimore engage,
ment last week.
Mrs. Oates is travelling in the West
with her company.
Strakoeh made $4,000 on his recent
opera season in San Francisco.
Sunday night concerts have been in.
augurated at the Boston Theater.
The Adsh Richmond Comic Opera
Company vas in Buffalo last week.
Annie Louise Cary and Emma Thurs
by will sing in oratoria in Boston on the
23d OF December.
Lawrence Barrett played in Indian.
apOlis to excellent houses, supported by
Davey's Detroit company.
Mr.. John 7. Raymond will visit Lon.
don next April, aud will act at The Gaiety
Theater IS Colonel Sellers"
The Lingards ended their engagement
at New Orleans Sunday last, and will be
followed by Milton Mobiles, P~appenheim
opera is having 9 short season this week
Mrs. Mary adams, the widow OF Ed.
win Adams, has accepted the invitation
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson to pass some
time with them ct their home in New
Jersey.
Robson aud Crane played in Forbid
den Fruit at Boston, and John I. Ray
mond in Colonel Sellers. Oakley Hall
has entered the lecture field and made
his first appearance Moudsy night last,
Miss Mary Anderson played Juliet
every night last week at the Fifth Ave
nue. TheGter, New York, She appeared
as "Evadne Monday night. "Mep
Merrilles will be presented Thursday
night,
Mr.. Jefferson's engagement terminates
at Booths Thester December LIST. 1t il
stated through his manager that this il
the only series of performances that be
will give in New York for a long time t.
come.
Evangeline was given in Cincinnati
and Miss Kate Mcdowell made a success
as Gabriel" Our clearinghouse wa
played at Robinson's, This week JobI
L. Ovens and Nick Roberts Humpty
Dumpty.
Wagner's RteiUgold is to be produce,
in Vienna on New Years day. 1t vii
be divided into two acts, though it is in
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LINES.

The city Offices will be closed to.mOr-
row.
At the Criminal Court light felony
cases are on hearing to day,
Fire kindlers for one hundred fires for
one dollar at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S.
Pittsburg coal is now being delivered
to any part of the city at SOC per barrel
There will be no issue of the LEDGER
to morrow, it being Thanksgiving Day.
Extra fresh roasted Rio and Java
coGfee-the very beat improved roaster
and cooler-at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S,
Best seltrisiug flour reduced to $40
per barrel, caused by improved machin-
cry run by water power. Oliver, Finuie
& Co.
Saturday next the election for a repre-
sentative to fill the vacancy caused BY
the resignation OF Mr., Lowe will be filed
BY election in this county.
Frost falls nightly at present when the
weather ia clear. The SHOWS up the river
on yesterday, near Cairo, made the north
west wind cool and bracing.
Thursday being Thanksgiving day, the
weekly lecture for that evening of the
Memphis Law Glass will be held on the
following night, November 3Oth, at the
usual place.
Numerous petitions, calling on Mayor
Flippin to announce himself as a csndi-
date for reelection, are in circulation
Throughout the city, and are receiving
many signatures.
General George w. Gordon, attorney
general of the Bartlett Circuit Court
has accepted the captaincy Of the Chick
asaw Guards. General Gordon is 1
thorough military man, and will add con
siderably TO the efficiency and military
spirit of the Chicks"
AT the Office Of the clerk Of the United
States Court the following petitions il
bankruptcy have been filed: PowhsltaI
P. Bennett aud James F. Matthews, 6ru
of Bennett & Matthews, Of Crockett
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tended y the eaAaoser TO be played
through without any pause, aud It was
so given at Bsyrsulh
PINK Dominos" was played al Louis
vile. and Manager Mseauley assured the
public that i. was mot immoral"
Evangeline, which will open a, the Men.
phis Theater next Mooday, is drawing
good houses there this week.
The Pappenheim Opera Company con.
tinued in Chicago, ending its engagement
Saturday. Lillian, or Woman's Last
Love, is the title OF a new play produced
at McVieker's, which is highly spoken Of.
The Williamsons appear at Hoolsy's this
week.
List has written a new symphony.
He calls the first part Faust" the sec.
ond Marguerite" and the third Meph-
i~stopheles." The last is supposed to
represent the exclamation of the audi
tors on reaching this point of the per-
Torrance.
The Hess English Opera Company and
the Florences were at Philadelphia.
May Howard played in Ssrdou's Sera.
phiue. Oliver Doud Byron this week.
Mrs, E. L Davenport made her frst ap-
pearance this season last Monday even
ing in Pink Dominos.
Nero, Rubenstsin's new opera, calls
tor three first tenors and as many lead
ing singers. There are also said to be
lingual difficulties in the way of its pro.
duction. 1t has been written in French,
translated into Russian, Published in
German, and will be performed in
Italian.
Won Stamwitz played il Pittsburg last
week, and was pronounced one Of the
greatest actresses of the day" The
Williamsons had a great success in
Struck Oil. The Oates Opera Company
began an engagement Monday last, and
Charlotte Thompson will appear in Fred
Marsden'S new play, Nemesis.
~Janauschek is playing a splendid en-.
gsgementin New York. Mary Ander.
son played last week in Romeo and Ju-
liet, with great success. Rosedale has
been revived by Lester Wallack. Lydia
Thompson has brought out a new bur-
lesque, entitled PHI Paf, or the Magic
Armory. Joe JeffersOn's engagement at
Booths will terminate next Saturday.
Sothern is playing in A Hornets Nest.
D. d. Harkins is performing at Woods
Theater, Brooklyn.
Titiens said to Olive Logan, once
upon a time: Americans do not care
for concerts, but how they do swarm to
, the operal You are very young in
8 music as in everything else." She en-
, tertAined a warm ambition to return
: with a splendid company, and show
: America what Italian opera is as given
at Her Msjesty's during the London
season. "But here is the officially"
- said she; artists who will sing for a
ID certain salaryin London, demand double,
triple, quadruple that when you talk to
N them Of going to America
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Retail tame ana Pish Market.

The retail prices OF game. fish, etc, at
the markets are as follows: Squirrels, 20
cents each-$2 per dozen; mallard ducks,
rs cents per pair; gray ducks, so cents
per pair; rabbits, % to 40 cents each, or
% % per Dozen venison, hams and sad
dies, 10 cents per ID; bear meat, Is to
20 cents per lbi dressed turkeys, Is to
20 cents per ID; celery, 60 cents per
dozen to families; game fish, l21 to Is
cents per ID.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
wednesday Evening, Nov. IS, 1877


The Public Ledger at Five Cenis.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains and at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS per
copy, by the agents Of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz:
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI n TENNESSEE M PADUCAH
N MEMPHIS RAILWAYS,
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at FIVE cents
on the above named railways.
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Conrectlonery and Torr.

The Christmas holidays are approach
ing, and people should not forget that at
B. Rocco's, corner Of Main and Adams
streets, can be found the finest and
freshest confectionery. etc. A large
stock Of toys aud fireworks has been re-
ceiVsd, and is now ready for sale. In
the line Of foreign fruits Rocco has a
large supply. This house is prepared to
fill orders promptly and will guarantee
satisfaction.
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Bartee's home. made cam
dIes20c per pound. 32S Main.
Notice.

The freshet in Virginia does not in.
terfsre with the Memphis and Cincianati
steamers, only an assistance, as water is
what the steamers desire, R. W. Light.
burne, agent of the Cincinnati Packet
Company, is giving through bills Of
ladiug to all New Esgland points, and
making better time via Cincinnati than
any all.rail or auybody's line. For
quick dispatch and prompt dealing call
on R, W. L%IGHTBURNE, Agent,
76 296 Front street.
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MIss ClaxIon Not marr1ed Arptn

MISS NOT Married Again.
New York Tribune.l
II has been frequently reported of late
that Miss Kate Clsxton, the well known
actress, had been married to Charles A.
Stevenson, formerly q member of Wal
lacks company, and now travelling in the
company with Miss Claxton. Various
dates and various places have been
named by rumor in connection With the
supposed wedding 1t is true that Miss
Clsxton has been divorced from her for
mer husband, Dore Lyon, but she did
not receive the decrss until recently, and
she has not yet married again. Her
legal adviser, John A. Balestier, said
yesterday that there was no truth in the
report Of the marriage. At the time
when 1t was rumored to have taken place
Miss ClaxtOn-who was and still is absent
on a professional tour-did not know
that a divorce had been granted her.
She did not receive that decree until
November G. AS soon as the report of
the marriage was published, Mr.. Bales
tier communicated with MISS Claxton.
She Immediately replied, denying that
there had been any marriage. She
stated that she did not at present con-
template such a step-certainly rot
while travelling professionally. She had
her divorce and her child, and did not
intend to enter into any new relations
while she was absent from home.
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The Arkansas nuster seulptrsss.

~ v @ALNea @NhAiA
Mrs. Caroline s, Brooks, of Arkansas,
the Centennial butter sculptress, will
favor the St. Louis public with an exbi-
hilton Of her wonderful art-modeling in
butter. At the Iowa State fair in Des
Moines, November 9th, this lady sculpt.
ured a colossal antique head before an
audience of 1000. Somebody aaid there
must be lines beneath. Ia a few moments
the colossal head was transformed into
two heads, Napoleon and Comedy, and
while the audience applauded behold the
twain were metamorphosed into Mrs.
Partiugton, as large as life, administer
ing sage advice to Ike.
It is the intention Of Mrs.. Brooks 10
raise sufficient FUNDS by these exhibitions
to enable her to work in marble. She will
demonstrate in a practical manner what
q Western woman can do without art
culture, when she has the near 70 paw
her expenses while developing Der ideal
conceptions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-28

At the Police Court to day the recorder
disposed of the following cases: Steve
Perkins (black), carrying concealed
weapons and shooting with intent 10 kill,
case continued for hearing; John Ma.
honey (white), trespass, case continued
Dan MCGOWAN (white), drunk, fined So
P. Shelly, drunk, discharged.
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COaIbOat Water at PittsbuIg
Reduction in Prices.

We are advised Of a rise in the river
at Pittsburg sufficient to let out full tows
Of Pittsburg coal for the southern mar
kets. In view Of the above information
we will reduce our prices for the best
Pittsburg coal to 55c per barrel, deliv-
cred in quantities Of ten barrels or over,
from Monday, the 26th inst. We have
full stocks now under way, and are pre-
pared to furnish bottom figures for coal
by the barge or boat-load, Special IN
ducements offered in coal by the carload
to the country trade.
BROWN & JONES,
TAT Principal Office, 282 Main st.
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Tens. CoRees and apices.

At the well-kRown house Of U. F. Cav.
anaugb 4 Co., No. 1863 Main street, a
large assortment Of the very best anG
freshest c%offees, spices aud teas a be
found By the public. These articles were
selected with care, and we're purchased
of the very best dealers aud importers.
Housekeepers will consult their interest
by visiting the tea store Of Cavsnaugh
4 Co., and examining the goods.
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county; W. F. Blackburn, residing nsaf

county W. +. biackburn, residing near
Trenton. Gibson county.
Tomorrow the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES Of Shelby county will decide
as to the nominee Of the party to be the
representative in the State legislature,
vice Thomas c. Lowe, resigned.
The p~ostofice will be open Thankt-
giving Day Tomorrow from 8 to 10
a. m. only, aud carriers will make but
one collection and one delivery Of mail
matter. No money order business will
be transacted.
The local politicians are diminishing
around on the streets in a lively manner
to-day with a view to influence the nomi-
nation to be made tomorrow by the
county executive committee for a legis.
lative representative.
At the Memphis Theater tonight Meg
gle Mitchell will appear as Fanchon,"
her greatest and best role. 1t will be re-
peated at the matinee tomorrow, Thanks
giving day, and at night Jane Eyre will
be placed on the boards.
Mr.. George B. Phelsn has been notified
BY the central committee that the Work
ingmen's party of the city have selected
him as their candidate to fill the vacancy
in the legislature caused by the resigna-
ton Of Thomas G. Lowe.
The Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
will be interrupted for perhaps ten days.
The remoteness Of the break from Mem
phis will inAict but q slight delay on
shipments leaving Memphis next week.
Resumption may be earlier, but this line
will not deceive its patrons. b Hughes
will give all information possible.
This afternoon will be Thanksgiving
Eve" On tomorrow those who can at
ford it will enjoy relaxation from tot.
and indulge in a big dinner. The poor
and they are in the big majority in this
country, will have to work as usual, ant
to eat their usual dinner, notwithstand
ing Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes proclama
ton.
at the Central Methodist church OIL
Union street yesterday Calvin |. Voor
bees intermarried with Miss Emma E
Deuie. The marriage ceremony we
7 witnessed by a large c%oncourse of friend
of the bride and groom. After the wed
ding the happy couple left for Columbis
Tenn, where they will spend the honey
moon.
4 During the progress Of arguments b.
= counsel engaged in a case on hearing Q
A., the Arbitration Court to-dey, over on
: hundred law books were stacked on th
counsels bench, the books being work
!. of reference containing authorities citeC
90 1t looked as if the Memphis Law Librsr
90 had been removed to the Arbitratio
60 Courtroom.
Do the police detectives of this Gil
" work for rewards or not? is an importai
question. 1t is rumored that rewar,
are taken at police headquarters al
transferred to the Police Relief Associ
ton fund. In Kentucky the Supreu
Court has laid down the law that polit
paid by the city to perform police du
cannot receive rewards for their service
= We're the law otherwise the rewar
N. would be the great incentive to ma.
- arrests OF criminals, and no Grimm
would be arrested until the reward "
offered.
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How Do They stand?
To the Editor of the Ledger;

When the committee assemblies to
morrow to nominate a candidate for
the Legislature let all the aspirsnts do.
fine their positions clearly, that there
may be no mistake, no misunderstood,
ing, when the people come to vote upon
the proposition Of a settlement Of the
bond question at sixty cents on the dol.
lar. CITIZEN.
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Coal Reducad.

l am selling the best screened Pitts
burg coal at SOC per barrel, delivered to
ali parts of the city at my yards, 395
Main, 23O Second, and 1853 Beal street.
70 j. w. ALLEY.
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OYSTERS AND CELERY
Received Daily by Express
BY Victor ID Fuchs,
30 and Al Jefferson st. AT

The type, material aad workmen OF
the LEDGER job Office are as good IS the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1874
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In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1887
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salmon and Red Snappers,
Rock River Dairy Butter,
III, Seessel, Sr., q Son,
Cor. Jefferson and Second.
III
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For Thanksgiving Dinner,
Turkey and Celery,
Victor ID. Fuchs,
SO and fl jefferson street.

May, the Shirt Tailor,
has invented a new method by which the
of shirts is very much improved,
and he ia making the best quality Of
shirt at very reduced prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-28
New Shooting Gallery,
Ten.pin Alley and Saloon,
II. ]. Kelly, 2O5 Main. Gil
Cnurt-

To-day at the Arbitration Court the
following business was transacted: vii
hanson VS., Hunt, administrator; Trent
administrator, VS.. Yates; Bynum VS.
Searoey, Rogers VS.. Laird, affirmed by
the court; Wiley vs., Hidel, reversed by
the court. The case OF Alleway vs..
Roberts and Kerr VS.. Gwynn are still on
hearing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-28

The Camden Inquirer says: -Mr.
James ]. Buttricks Sid an esg on our
table yesterday that measured nine and
a half iuehes." An on nest man Is the
MODEST work Of od,-TGraphic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-28

Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced Arst
class by all visitors. 3S-t
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Lynnhaven Bay Oysters
Received daily by Express
Badinelli's Saloon, SAL Main.
I'M
Keep Up, Young man.

HVVP ~F3 NVN""h H"
The Avalanchian would prohibit all
improvements in the city, and would pre-
vent any citizen from building, because
he regards all piles of dirt dumped On
the streets from cellar excavations aud
all piles of brick and mortar placed
necessarily there for building purposes
as n~uisances. This is ridiculous, and
our friend of the Avalanche must be
gone daft. he should keep up with the
age OF progress and improvement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-28

Choice maple syruP, choice
new sugar house mOIasses,
choice creamery butter,
choice buckwheat-pIain or
self.rising, at @ h. Ryan a.
Co.'s, 342 Main st. est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-28

Ladies Oyster Parlor, - Everything
ia the best style at Hoyd's. TAT
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why is This ThusIys

1t uow appears clear, from a letter
published by Sheriff Anderson in the
Appeal Of this morning, that the chief Of
police had little or nothing to do with
the capture of Golly Bond in Louisiana.
Why do not the police arrest the muir
dsrer of that poor old Poplar street mar.
ket woman, whose throat was cut on the
public street about dark not many
months ago2 The police should prac
tice at short range detective business
before they indulge in long range note
riety.
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HOMEMADE candies 25c per pound.
R. Rocco, cor. Maiu and Adams.
101. was
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oysters, Fish and Came,
73t y. Clement, SO BeaA st.

If you rant a nice boz of candy or
fine pastries go to Foyds, lat
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THE most complete stock Of furniture
carpets, oil cloths, shades and lace cur
tains at Bryson & Camps sven shown in
the city, Prices as low as the lowest.
l9-f
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Joe LOry's Shaving Saloon,
33 South Court Street.
Hot and Geld Baths. 50
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For Thanksgiving day at H.
SeesseI, Er., a. &OD, corner of
Second and Jefferson. 76
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The Alligator

is acknowledged to be- the best stove Of
the age. Sold only by j. B, Ford, 2l4
Main and 1913 Poplar streets. 64t
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A BRICK HOUSE and a Frame House,
"A with large yard, stable. o'c,, on Washing
ton ST. eet, near corner of Creams. Inquire
for terms at S56 Washington street, corner of
Orleans street. "A
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RuBBERs! RUBBERsI RUBBERs!

1000 pairs misses, ladies, and mems
rubbers at
KAHN & FReIBERG'S.
Very low-big discount TO the trade.
Beautiful new %calieos, sc, &c, 7lc.
KAHN l. FREIBERG.
Calf box-toed best boots, SO so, 81,
KAHN d FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
Best cashmere pants, 50 80, 81.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG.
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HOUSE of Eve rooms, besides kitchen and
Ill servants room. Lar,e lot. App y at
DOd's book. store, or III Alabama st. Is
one SECOND ST. Apply to
QUO l6-t1 j. B. HILL. 3l4 Main st.
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Turkeys and Celery,

Choice fresh meats, all kinds,
spareribs and Poultry.
SchilliRg's Market,
Cor. Jefferson and Third ste.
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FOR GENT.

mWO-ST0RY store.house. No. S4i Court
street extended. Good location for a
grocery store or meat market; and grocery
store corner Of Jefferson and Lauderdale.
58t SHAW. DAVIS 4 CO., II Madison st.
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DRiCK dwelling; 7 rooms handsomely I'm
d ished, gas, water and bathroom; on Tai
bot, near Main street.
New store, 26x5O feet. corner Of Second and
Jefferson; $50 per menth.
New store, two stories, As Jeferson; 2Ox7O
feet $50 per moth.
Two suburban residences, 4 and 5 acres
respectively. Apply 10
Sc 81 Miner MEkIWETBER. IS Second.
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o1OO0 Of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
0lUUU at M chanics and Traders Bank.
No. 9 Madison street. ~
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A FINE horse, buggy and harness new.
"A Apply at No. 9 Madison ST. N.t
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MO. l secondhand cotton presses; No. l
IN cotton scales; No. ] dray mule and har-
ness; second hand bagging and tiesi second,
hand machinery of all kinds; secondhand
stoves at all prices. All classes Of second
hand goods bought and sold.
6M s. GABAY, Agent, II Beal street.
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A WHITE cook, washer and %ironer, and a
"A colored servant for general hOusework,
at 100 Exchange steeet. ~ II