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Wednesday, August 8, 1877.

TERMs-Twe Dollars a year, in advance
or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If pay
mcnt is delayed.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted nj
tho rate of One Dollar per inch for tho
first insertion and Fifty Cents for cacf
subsequent insertion.
Greatly reduced rates will be given tc
those who advertise by tho quarter or by
the year. ,
All obituary notices. tributes Of respect
and other matter of Il personal or private
nature will be charged for ut the usual
advertising rates.
Nothing which may he written in NAL
ice shall appear in these columns at any
price.
Our Job Department
is we'll supplied with material for Joi
Work, and our assortment of new jot
type is as good as can be found in any
country office. Tho Proprietor is a prac,
teal printer and will give his personal
attention to this class Of work. Oui
work compares favorably with tho same
class of work executed anywhere, and is
always put at the lowest living rates.
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A SOW belonging to Mr.. John Eison,
bitten by a mad dog III the 10Th of May,
was attacked with rabies on the 29th OF
J%uly-just two months-and died the
following day. A valuable yard dog be-
longing to Col. /. G. Mckissick of this
town, was on Monday last discovered
with symptoms of Understanding at the
mouth and glazing eyes---and shot.
Union Ifm,eS.
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DR.. Tntt has been c,
gagged in the practice =,
medicine thirty yr:ir',a AM
fora lnngii,nrw WIS demon;
str.itor at anatomy in III.
Medical College Of Gcor
gin. hence persons nsini
his Pills have the guaran
tee that they are prepared
ON SCIENTIFIC principles
and are free from nj
qnackrry. .
lie has succeeded il
combining In them III
heretofore antagonists
uralitirS nf 4 .hrES!hrh
ing. tH,Gatirs, nHia fn,
lying hnie. ,
j heir nr:t apparent CT
feet i; to increase the mp
petty by causing the lon'
To properly a>sin.il:itc
Thus the system is nour
i>i,rd, and Ivy their toni
action ON the digestive or
gaus. regular and health,
excavations lrcrroduccd
The rapidity with which
try.onS iakr on Ftsh
while under the influence
OF these pills. ni itself in
Dictates their adaptahili,,
to nouri.h the body, ant
| hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
anci,oly dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, sing
gi>hnrss OF the liver
chronic constipation, :.rt
to the system. SOLE
.lu' ruy Street, New York
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The Place to Buy the Best
Goods for the Least
Money.

NOTWITHSTANDING the harl times, r.
" NJ. Haddon & Co, have sold out their
first stock of Millinery and Fancy eWHs and
are receiving daily q fresh supply of the latest
styles Of Hats ROnnets Trimming silks, Gro
grain Ribbons, Neck Ties, French Flowers,
C0rscts, &c. All Of which will lie sold cheap
err than ever. Also n full line Of White
Goods and Muslins from l5c to SOC.
20 PIECES New INT Pretty Calicoes.
bSPOOLS Coats Cotton for 500.
CALL on r. NJ. Haddon g. Co., II you want
the best goods for the least money.
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Col. r. A. Fair will assist Rev. w. +.
Pearson, at Upper Long Cane Church, at
communion meeting to commence OF
Saturday next.
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Buo1dngham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of tho
beard from gray or any other un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
~ and effectually produces q per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL L co.,
NASHUA, N. II.
s.M BY 81 oruee1sa, and Dsllass d YtdidAAl
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We direct the attention of all lovers ef
misic to the advertisement of Luddon &
Bates, dealers in music, Savannah, Ga.
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Free of Charge. Your Druggist will
refund your money if DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup does not give you satisfaction and
cure your cough.
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Grcenviile and Columbia Railro
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays OK
South Carolina Railroad up and down. On
and after Monday, July 10Th, 1877, the fol-
lowing will be the schedule:
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WHISPER YOU'LL BE MINE,
LOVE.

The lavorite Southern Song writer, John T.
Rutledge, composer of ''Save the Sweetest
Kiss for Me-" has in Whisper You'll be Mine.
Love-" given us most decidedly the prettiest
bewitching melody that sings Itself right into
the hearts of music lovers the world over.
The piece Is published in elegant style, with
title page In crimson n gold, and accom-
paniincnts adapted for either Piano or Organ,
or for small Orchestra. Ask your nearest
Music Dealer for 1t, or, send tho price (4O~ cents)
direct to tho publishers.
LUDDEN& BATES.
Savannah, Gu.
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Dnllis has n good now store,
Many goods and receiving more;
From North, Eust and other parts,
To sell you cheap to cheer your hearts.
II doubts you have or malice,
Lay aside and buy of Dallis;
Then If you find him untrue,
Quit and say Tom won't do.
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Whilst intrOductns COMPARATIVELY. new
crops, do not forget these old stand by's-
they arc admirable for early spring grazing or
furnishes tho earliest cuttings we can get, and
though II ot equal to barley or clover, Is very
greatly relishcl by stock, after n long winter
Especially tho lattcr.) make tho soil exceed
ingly rich-fur the richer the and the earlier
the cutting. and carIincss of cutting Is the
great dcsidrratnIn. If sown carly on very
Ticll soil as recommended, they may make too
much growth before frost, and be in danger
OF injury from hard frcczes-in that event
Craze moderately, but by all means avoid
close grazing through the winter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07
LOOK OUT FOE HIN.

A Sewing M chine Agent Grossly
Insults q Lady ut Helena, and Has
TO Leave.
On Wednesday afternoon Of last week
a sewing machine agent named H. B
Essington, who has been at Helena sew
eral months, visited the residence OF Mr.,
M. Martin, an old and respected citizen,
for the purpose Of attaching a fixture to
a machine. Being accompanied to the
room, where the machine stood, by a
daughter of Mr.. Martin, be attempted to
take liberties with her, and made a re-
voting proposition. She resented this
as only a virtuous lady can, ordered him
from the premises and reported as soor
as possible to her father, who il
quite past middle age and no.
physically strong. The next morning
Mr.. Martin sought Essiugton and go
worstcd in an altercation-Marti beinJ
a strong young q
An outraged public took the side o
the old father and injured daughter an,
the villain was ordered to leave town
he got e pistol and put on a bold front
but the place got entirely too hot and b
was permitted to leave alive. he cam
away on the steamer Coahoma aud wi
rayish Memphis with his smiles, Tn
field here is larger and there is NOR
room for such men. Last Saturday e.
sington was in Memphis, and a brothe
of the insulled lady was on the war.pat
in search of him, but the villain hearin
Of it managed to get out of town on th
the first train. He went North, wbel
be came from,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07

which calculation will leave forty.nins
men out in the cold on each result being
made known.
The piling Of rotten pavement blocks
on the sidewalk on Main street, between
Beal and Vance, is one Of those fearful
nuisances that should be abated at once.
The city engineer should attend to the
matter.
The old hose.carriage Of the Shelby
Reds No. 8. {" Crocketts >" was sold to-
day on Madison street, at coustable's
sale, for thirty.eight dollars. It cost
some twelve hundred dollars in years Of
long ago.. The old hose-carriage is a
historical thing in this city, and it prob
ably ought to have been preserved as a
memento Of the past.
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TIE PRIZE COMMANDERY.

-
Return of the Triumphant Sir
Knights Of Nashville from Mem
Phis
Nashville American, 9Th
The Nashville Commandery Of Knights
Templar returned yesterday from Mem.
phis where, On the day previeus, they
carried of the prize silver water set,
given by the Memphis Knights for the
beat drilled commandery visiting the
Bluff City. They feel very proud Of the
triumph achieved, inasmuck as only six
teen of them Vsnquished twenty-five.
| On the trial drill that morning the Nash
vile commandery made what were con.
sidered some rather bad balks, and they
went into the competitive drill on this
account with not a little trepidation, as
the odds seemed to be against them.
On the toss.up in the Exposition build.
ing, the Jackson Commandery were
ordered cut on the ioer, and we're loudly
spplsuded throughout for their skilllul
movements Then the Nashville Com
mandery marched into the hall, under
the gallant leadership of Captain Gene.
raj W. c. Smith, and presented arms Ia
the judges aud to the a~ssemblsge 10 such
soldlerly style as to provoke q round Of
applause. From that time on they were
greeted with the l~iyeliest applause from
the spectators. In the ranks of thC
Nashville C%ommaudery were Deputy
Grand Commander Wilbur L. Foster
Grand Recorder N. D. Howell, and Emf
nent Commander Charles II. Eastman.
This is the third prize the command
cry has won within the past three years
and they a now very appropriately b.
called the invipciblos.
All the Sir Knights speak in the high
eat terms Of the hospitality Of thsi
Memphis brethren. The music Of thr
choir at the church services was men
toned as having been particularly fine
TIE banquet wal a superb affair in al
its details.
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MAY DAY FETE.
The Picnic Doy NJ Uumho,a,

The Picnic Day at Humboldt Fark.
To-day the annual picnic of the Ger
mar Lutheran Church school is being
celebrated at HUMBOLDT Park. This
school has been very successful hereto
fore in getting up enjoyable picnics or
Maiiests. The present picnic, like the
former ones, is under the management
of experienced gentlemen, and no doubt
it will be successful, so far as pleasure
aud profit are concerned. The process
sion of school children on Main street
this forenoon a a charming sight. The
children were dressed in elegant style
and they attracted general comment and
admiration. The Beal street line of
street cars will take passengers out TO
Humboldt Park with rapidity and regu-
larity, aud at FIVE cents fare. This is the
initial picnic Of the season.
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THE CITY
MEMPHIS:
Monday Evening, Nay z, 1877.
LEDGER LINES.
Braids and curls at Lavigue's.

Braids and curls at Layigue's.
The general council will meet this Of
ternoon.
Reelfoot lake perch at Victor D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson.
Tonight week the educational board
will hold a meeting.
The fruit crop in this section Of coun-
ry is large and promising.
Next Wednesday night the "ushers' ;"
benefit will come off at the thester.
From the appearance Of the suburbs
Memphis may be regarded as a city of
roses.
The mortuary report for the past week
is as follows. Total deaths, 2O-whites,
7; blacks, Ii.
The Chicks" are hard at work drill
ing for the competitive drill, to come of
at Huntsville on the 18th OF June.
The Irish Literary Association viii
meet on Thursday night next for the
purpose Of engaging in a discussion.
The annual council OF the TENNESSEE
Dental Association will meet at Lookou'
Mouatain, Chattanooga, on the 9th o
June.
No man or m has 6led's petition
in bankruptcy for the past ten days
What's the matter2 Times must be get
ting better.
The Shelby county Circuit Court me
this morning and adjourned over to to
morrow morning without transactiu!
any business.
Friday night next Fanchon will bt
presented at the theater by amateurs
who will support Miss Grace Lowellyn
VIII, appears in the title role.
Many a man coiled himself outside o
a beer mug on yesterday. Owing to tn
pleasant weather an immense amount o
lager was disposed of to the thirst
citizens.
The Stillman spirit bride does not pal
out q big bonanza, No other man ha
as ye: secured q spirit bride. AS
darkey said to-day, Use wonder if d
hab any colored spirit brides?"
!. On Saturday last a sorrel mare Of mt
dunn size and in good order was stole
from Nelson Ramsey, who resides fv
Z miles opt on the Pigeon Roost road. Th
3 letters NJ. P. are branded on the shouldt
y of the animal.
Early This morning hundreds Of n,
! groes appeared in front of the custom
' house building and bloeksded Madiso
: street, between Main aud Front. The
: we're seeking work on the new custom
= house which will be erected on the blu
ere long.
% II is now rumored that no change wi
be made in the Memphis postmastershll
This sad announcement will bring so
row to at least twenty patriotic sou
who seek to solve the political profile
and make Democracy and Republica
ism play the oak and vine movement
holding a fat office,
Yesterday morning a fire broke out
, the grocery house Of James Simonds, {
the corner Of Monroe and WellingtC
streets. Tue FIRE steamers turned o
III and the FIRE was suppressed in a f.
minutes. The damage done amount,
to not more than Fifty dollars. The &
was evidently iucendiary.
IL There are ten thousand men in Me-
- phis who want TO work on the custol
~, house. The superintendent archite,
who is in the city, has the appointing
4 all these little positions, yet there q
:" fifty applicants fof every single positiC
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BREAKING GROUND.


The Custom House Building BE-
Bieged and Invested by the Cohorts
of Africa.
EARLY this morning, 10 fact before the
clarion cock had thrice done salutation
to the approach of day, Madison street,
between Main and Front, was the scene
Of connection. Negroes from every por-
ton Of the city and from the surround
ing country made their appearance in
squads, and by daylight the crowd, nun.
bering about Eve hundred, swarmed like
bees in front of the custom-house build.
ing, which seemed to be the objective
point Of attraction. By 10 o'clock at
least ore thousand negroes we're assem-
bled, and a constant stream Of black
humanity Kept passing up and down to
the office Of General W. ]. Smith, cus-
tom.house officer. The annoyance be.
came go great that the office doors had
to be locked aud a mar put in charge Of
them, in order to keep o1t the inquisitiye
black wards of the nation.
Our supervising architect Whose name
is not Mullett) visited the scene of the
excitement and learned from one Of the
boys who stands in with the government
that twas intended to break ground on
the bluff to-day, provided the weather
was propitious. The engineer was tC
run his lines and some thirty lsboreri
we're to go to work establishing corners
putting dows stakes, etc. By II O'Clock
this news became pretty well circulated
around and the swarm Of Africans scat
tered away fran the govrnmeht building
0ne thing is certain, work on the Gus
tom-house will commence Immediately
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UsHERs' BENEFIT. = On Wednesday
night next the complimentary benefit
rendered to Treasurer Gray and the
ushers will come off at the Memphis
Theater. An attractive entertainment
will be presented. The New Orleans
%serenaders, supported by a number of
specially performers, will appear, and,
in addition, Mr.. T. H. Slaughter, for
merly of tie Caroline Richings-Bernard
English opera troupe, will contribute to
make the entertainment enjoyable and
attractive.
F4SoHoY. = Friday night next Miss
Lewellyn, an accomplished young lady,
will make her debut at the Memphis
Theater as "Fanchon in o drama OF
that name, which is well known to our
theater. goers who have seen Miss Maggie
Mitchell play the title role. Miss Lew.
elIyn, IS Fanchon," will be supported
by the following amateurs: Landry
Barbeaud," Sam I. Carnes; Father
Barbeaud," Avery Lamb; Didier,
Louis Friersou; Mother Fadet," Mrs
Rose P. Thompson; "Madelon," Miss
Jennie Hunter; "Mstber Barbeaud,
Miss Jeanette Long. AT the close 0
the drama Miss Jennie Hunter will re
cite the Spanish Duel" The sale Of re
served seats will ommence al Hollen
berg's tomorrow morning.
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suMMEa az SORTS.
MontvaIe springs,
utouut C0uuav. Tenn.

A N u N q Il NJ IL N A.
mHIs FAV0RITB SUMMER RESORT
will be opened for the reception of visit
oTs or the lsT OF May, and maintained in a
style verify Of the patronage of "A discrimin;
ating public. Mr.. JOS. l. King, long and
fsyorably known to the visitors Of Montvale,
1;ii remain TO welcome his old friends and
watch for the comfort of all. He will also aid
in the general management.
The marked beneficial results ATTENDING the
Of the liver, bowels, kidneys and skin, and
thec cure Of chronic diseases, attest their mod
Situated at the base of Chilhoweo Noun
ta;ns. Il presents the strongest attraction to
both the invalid and pleasure seeker, no less
on account Of its pure ieylgoraung atmos'
nhere and the beauty Of its surroundings,
Than Of the restorative powers Of ats waters.
Board per day, $3.50; per week, SlO.tOi per
month, s35. Children unde; III years, ano
eolored servants, halt price. Special rates tc
families, Address. for circulars, etc.
55.sO CHAS. S. KING, Prop'r.
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We are selling out. Every
body knows il. The question
is, why? W. have found n
place TO remain In only 80
days. The balance of the
stock Of clothing of the Globe
clothing house is at 255 Main
street, opposite Court Square.
5st JULIUS BEHR & 90.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07

The gentleman who took the wrong
hat on Sunday morning last at Mar
shalrs Turkish bath IA and l6 Jefferson
street, will please call at the Office and
get his own chapeau The one taken
was considerably better than the one left.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07
CIothing Given Away

NJ. Fuld, the great clothing man at
No. 1881 Main street, near Union, is
Strengthening his stock Of ready mad,
clothing for meu and boys in a lively
manner. Suits can be purchased of him
at the very lowest prices. Mr.. Fuld in
teuds TO engage in some other business,
and for that reason he is sacrificing bis
elegant stock of goods in a manner most
wonderful.
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Play billiards at COnvers e's
For fine candy go 10 Wright's
eos Main Ut. ACT
Police Court.

To-day Recorder Duff disposed Of the
following cases: Allin Payne, abusive
language, 6ue S.; j. D. Allin, misde-
meanor, So; Dave Perkins aud e Pjehl,
fighting, IS EACH lobe Davis, vagrancy,
$40; Ed Hughes, W. c, COslean, L. W,
Gwynn, Cbas. Clancy, James Dorherty,
John Chill, Thos Burke and W. W. Pur-
year, druuks, S. each; Sarah Booth,
larceny, SlOi Lizzie Springer, misde.
meanor, $40; Geo. B. Clarke, drunk and
d~isorderly, $40 Nancy Crowley, larceny
continued oyer for trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07

We are selling out. Every
body knows Id. che question
il, why? We have found a
place 10 remain in only 80
days. The balance of the
stock of clothing of the Globe
clothing house is at 255 Main
street, opposite Court Square
58t JULIUS BEHR e. co.
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Rfernberg NLeN.

Importers, offer to connoisseurs a stock
OF Hayauas ~unequaled ia variety, quail.
ity and freshness by any aver offered in
Memphis. Attention is also called to
their new brand Of Key West cigars,
which they are Introducing. 56t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07

The last surviving English officer who
was present at the battle Of Copenhagen,
April 2, 1901, is Admiral Philip West
phal, the oldest commissioned officer 10
the navy, who lives at Ryde atthe aye Of
ninety.six. he entered the navy in 1894,
was masters mate Of the Blanche during
the battle, aud was made lieutenant
! three days sfterward.
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Decny'. EnAcing Finger

will never mar the teeth that are brushed
daily with odOriferous SOzOdOnt. II
lends a floral fragrance to the breath as
we'll as protects tho teeth from corrosion
aud decomposition. 62eod
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Tate Epson Spring

Granger County, East TeDn'
TNHlg MEDICINAL WATER is CON
ceded TO be the most eticacious now
known, in the cure of Dyspepsia and all
diseases Of stomach. liver. bowels, kidGeys;
diseases peculiar TO females, and in general
debility. This resort of health and pleasure
is situated a. the base of Clinch Mountain, 10
4 beautiful valley. Climate unsurpassed for
salubrity. Clean, comfortable rooms. Table
supplied with the best tho country affords
nagt Tenn, Va. and Ga. Il. r. to Springs.
Excursion tickets can be purchased from the
nTincipal Southern cities to MorristoNn
Skipping water To all parts Of United States
in poplar barrels at g, per beerTel In derot;,
Mav1, 1877. THOMAS IOMLlNSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07

Mr.. George P. Christie, the genial AID
energetic editor of the Monroe County
Sun, published at Clarendon, Ark, the
present terminus Of the Arkansas Cen.
trail railroad, is in the city, and will re.
main several days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07
Soda and Mead,
Ice cold with pure syrup.
Bartee, 32S Main. at

CRACKERS. Another shipment of
those celebrated 0Swego and Centen-
NAL lunch biscuit just received.
53T LYLE & SHIELDS.
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Menken Rros.

This old aud favorits dry goods house
is meeting the demands Of the tines by
selling goods at much reduced rates, far
below their Intrinsic value. Handsome
corded pique io sold at Zoe per yard
niue-eighths printed cambria at l0o;
embroidered edgings, two inches wide,
l5c per yard; cassimeres at 6Oc; q good
qualiry Of stockings at l0c; Knicker-
booker dress goods at l23c; gentlemen's
unlaundried shirts, linen bosoms, 81. 20.
Among the fine goods are silks and grena-
dimes from Paris, aad linens from Belfast
This house makes a specially OF carpets.
selling a greater variety for lower prices
than for many years. In the ribbon line
they have an attractive stock, selling at
one, two and three cents per yar}. Alto
gether the stock is one of the cheapest
and most attractive ever offered in this
market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07
Are You sick 2,

Colonel Sellers contended that turnips
and water guaranteed exemption from
the plague. We are not threatened with
a plague and therefore it is not neces.
sary that people should confne them
selves to a turnip, but if men would
avoid cbills and fever, bad hsmor and
monthly statements, and other malarial
diseases, they should smoke the imported
and domestic cigars which are sold al
extremely low figures by
SOL COLEMAN,
1926 Main street, bet. Monroe and Union
corner Of the alley.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-07

Ages OF the Southern Methodfet
bishops.
The ages of the Southern Methodist
Bishops are as follows: Bishop Payne,
n years; Bishop X~svanaugh, Is years;
Bishop WiRhtman. So years; Bishop
Boggett, 81 years; Bishop Pierce, sc
years; Bishop Keener, Sc years; Bishop
Marvin, "a years; Bishop McTyeire, SO
years. Average-64 years, 7 months
and 10 days.
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THE LATEST NOVELETTE,
SEA BEAN JEWELRY

Just received on consignment a choice
variety Of sea bean jewelry, comprising
Earrings, Sets, Charms,
Necklaces, Sleeve Buttons.
Also Alligator Teeth Charms,
Sleeve Buttons and Sets.
On exhibition and for sale
AT JAKE LEUBRIE'S, 277 Main st.