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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-23

NIysorc, the famine-Stricken principality
OF Southern India, to which Queen Victoria
alluded in her speech proroglling Parlla-
ment, comprises an area Of $4,000 square
miles, and has Il population of nearly 4,OOO,-
900. Besides the common grains, the pro-
vince usually produces cinnamon, pepper.
cardamon, coffee, raw silk, the bctcl nut, and
sanO palm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-23

DEATH OF AN AGITAToR.-Johann Carl
Fritz Lingeuau, German agitator, who
died few days ago in St. Louis, bequeathed
his property, worth $4,000, to the social
lists OF France, Germany, Italy. Spain,
Switzerland, Austria, and Hungary. The
will is defective in form, and the property
will go to the rightfnl heirs, If there are
any. His death is attributed TO excitement
caused by the recent railroad strikes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-23

A tomb Mt Sparta, where explorations are
being conducted under the auspices Of the.
Archaeological Society OF Athens, has yield
ed relics Of .aa ancient civilization very SIM,
liar to those discovered by Schlieman at
MycenG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-23

The t.Goyernors' week !" is approaching,
and Philadelphia paper complains that no
preparation has been made there for the
expected junketing. That's bad; for the
iunketing was to be the, cream Of the mat
ter. Without a fair amount OF. commits
sary stores there will likely be the "weak
Governors instead. OF the q Governors
week. 80 .f.st h. ,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-23

We are indebted to Colonel HUMPHREYS,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Engineers, for a
very exeeilent map 81 Turkey In Europe
and'in Asia, complied and printed by order
OF the Secretary OF War.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-23

GOOD ADVICE TO TUE MAHoNlrEs.-The
Wing gives the following good advice:
"Life is too short to be spent in contro-
versy over goyernorship. The soreheads
their attention to something else." =, s."
We second the motion. Elect the Gene
raj to the House of Delegates, and say no
more about 1t.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. Gc.

PopuLAR PIANOS agT7l
At POPULAR PRICES.
THE Music Committee Of the Board of Educ:'-
ton Brooklyn, together with the local committees
after examining and thoTsughiy testing al the
yrfncipdt Instruments manufactured. have pur-
chased BLOOMFIELD & OTIS'S CELEBRATED
PATENT TREBLE PIANOS for the use Of the
schools -BrOoklyn ~ ~ Eagle.
These pianos are warranted for seven wears. Call
and sec the new supplies just received by
aul4 WOODHOUSE & P-AEHAM
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no NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.

We arc ready to show on the first floor
$50 pieces Of BLACK ALpACA:
BLACK ALPACA at zoe. worth 25c.
BLACK ALPACA ut CSC. worth zoe;
Our 35c, ALPA G., re- Se,iucci TO Soc: ,o.
Our 4Oc. AEPArAS never sold for less than 50c.:
Our soc. ALPAC.iS would be cheap at Toe:
ON f5c. ALPACAS never sold for less than 9oc.
bLAcK, CAcHEMlRE at 5oc.-wou'd bc cheap
BLACK CAcHEMIRE at Goe.-wo"!d be cheap
BLAcK C:XcHENIRE at 75c.-wouId be cheap
Our 81 CAcHEMlEE shsag1,fl @!3,n. ,vn.n
we will offer at a small advance above the New
York cost-such as Henrietta Cloth, hombazne,
Grape Cloth. Tamsc Bicrretz and all the latest
TnT %: ii linen Il HANDKERCHIEFs for soc:
Three pairs ENGLISH SOCKS forsl
OUR CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
CASSINlERES for mems and boys wtar-a ittl! and
complete assortment:
Lons at the best JEANS in the city OF Richmond
cASS i :i from 4oc to 81 per yard:
Don't fail to look al our 30 and 75c: cASSlMERES:
Don't buy your CASSIMERES before YOU look at
SYCLE BROTHERS;
Good CALICDES AT Csc. AT SICLE BROllfEkS
Another 10. of those cheap GRASS-CLOTiIS:
Yard-wlde GRASS-CLOTiI In all shades;
1000 yards OF remnants Of PERcALEs al Sac
4 plenty of Lawns on hand to select from,
GOOb HEMsTI1 GiED HANDKERCHIEF only
4 Real FINE HEMSTlTcHED HASDKER-
SNIFF ,e enis 22ITGKrADGLovrs all sizes. from
THREE-BTTroS KID GLOVES Gully 75c.-rcal
GooD Kid GLOVES only Il:
Look at our .45c. KID CLOVIS: ,<s,.,
newest patterns; ,,,,, l,,.-,>,. ,
EDGiSc; from Sc. to 81 per ward. Don't buy be-
NEW L iCE SCARFs at SiCLE BROTHERS:
Six cakes SWEET SOAP for 25cat sfCLE BRO
SILK DEPARTMENT.
BLACK SII.K al G3c. worth see:
BLACK SILK at 75c. ~orthsl:
BLACK SILK mt 81 worth al.25:
BLACK SILK at 81 rs worth Sl.75:
The biggest lot OF BLACK SILKS In the city;
Don't buy your silk. before You look 1T sIGLE
BROTHERS.. --s.
1 rNDERsIlIRTs Tor 81 u; sYcLE BRO
30 dozen more Of those TOWELS at CSC. at
SYCLE BROTHERS: ...-..
500 more of those BATH-TOWELs at 45c.-rcsI
3 pair STOCK iNGS tor 2oc. 5 pair GOOD sr0G II
sTOCKISGS for 81. The biggest and best
assorted stock for ladies': mSseii Ena ci np,t
66Uv before sfr n YOU look at sYCLE BROTHERS.
NEW DRESS GOODS just opened for early fall;
S SICE Ak les so g isaS 2oc per yards
EL i DRESS GOODS It 2ss; per yard;
lot Of w ysASbbis 81 Rs ifSES at SOC
These These good warranted RlSHA a;as o;
iooSi.t SYCLE BROTHERS,. ....
rogsHoN LINEN. yALESCIENSES, and
DUCHESS LACEs In great variety: -, on.
The ne SsIt lot H Of Se FREScH oEGSDEs ut I5c
worth 25c: rn,>p,
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~THE LARGEST STOCK, THE
CHEAPEST GOODS. and the BIGGEST ASSORT-
MENT are now exhibited on the first second, third,
and fourth floors OF SfCLE BROIHERS.
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WILLIAM THALTIMER'S.
col BROAD STR F. + I ;.

NEW YORK, 1877.
r~;~TO TIE TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TTRERS-Wc beg Ia inform You that Mcssrs. DA-
NEWPORT L MORRIS, Of Richmond, Va. ~" The
sole agents for the sale of or
p l. 4 r
brand III imported
SPANISH LICORICE-PASrE
for the States at Virginia and North Carolina.
We believe this to be the pircSt and finest n*vorr''
and as strong. il not The strongest. Lcorcc HOW IN
use IN this country.
Nnssrs DAVENPORT X NORRIS viii AZ all
times he fully supplied with the article.
To he sold in bond or duty paid.
Respectfully yours.
IIRICALDAY & ARGUIMBAt.
,u14.1m Importers.
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SOAP.

TTSE CURTIS DAVIS'S SOAPS.
Don't destroy your clothes and injurc your flesh by
using adulterated soaps.
Use CURTIS DAViS'S GOLD-DUST for the bath
and toilet: UNEQUALLED EXTRA, DOMESTIC,
and STERLING for the laundry.
The best and cheapest SOAPS III The MARKET For
sale by all grocers. 90,
.u1s-ThSSTulm 1922 Main street
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UNDERWRITERS.

TAY Il SUTHERLAND. -
III IsrccEsSoRsT TO wILLIAMMURRAY3.<r Is'sa-
FURNISHING UNDERTAKES,
1O7 Governor street.
We keen on hand a full stock of WOOD and
METALLIC BURIAL-CASES AND CASkETS.
Orders promptly attended tom city or country; &C
prices 10 suit the times. Also. FURNIIURE-kE-
manner Mr.. Hay having had an experience OF
twenty-five years with Slr. Murray In the under
taking and cabinet-making business. 1y S1-5m
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NNHE MARVELLOUS PEN WRITES
WITHOUT INK. AID Is ALWAYS
READY FOR USE.

The ink which il generates in Il moment is very
lnpid dries rapidly. and remains liNrd and unatc-
rabIc on the PAPER. The chemical preparations Of
the ink are so highly concentrated that one Pen VIII
last several months.
4 PEN and REVERSIBLE P0CkET-ll0LDER
cent 10 any address on receipt Of 20 cents.
Directions for Use accompany each Pen.
4. dress al! orders L.
j. 7. ELLISON. Boob seller.
T.. IN lll2 Main street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT REMNANTS! REMNANTsl

A large lot OF DREss-GOODS REMSANTS,
from two 10 thirteen yards In a piece TO be closed
ont ut extremely low prices, ut
LEVY. BROTHERS.
sEWINti-MACIIINE TEEDLEs mt reduced
prices. ~.-~r@e.--a u q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-23

TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS, ~
i &c.-Just received large assort-e&sssS
shawl StranS &C. Special bargains offered In Gem
clemens Low-Quarte Shoes 4 large stock OF La
dies slippers: Children.s, Misses, Youths, anu
WINGO. Elicit. & CRUMP'S.
No 1000. corner Tenth and Main streets.
Wholesale Department. 1905 Main street.
ic2l-3ln
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CUEAP SUMMER READING
" FOR SALE by
j. r. ELLYSON. BOOKSELLER.
lll2 MAIN STREET.

TIE SEASIDE LIBRARY
will introduce 10 the public the novels which lave
been approved by the best critics OF both hclni-
spheres. The SEASIDE L IBEAKY wi ii contain more
The following numbers are now ready. When or
dcrcd by mail three cents each for postage must be
added. New numbers received every week.
JONI ions TINkiFHN. GESTLF:MAS. ,2oc.
4 WOMAN-HATER. Charles Rcade's last novel;.
ri. ACK INDIES. CIulcS Verne's new book. Zoe
LAST DAYS OF PuMPElI. loo.
ARhM AR sfSi; os Morro BY May Cecil Hay
w9MAS IN WHITE: Ey wilSis eo ,!as,,. 2 &c.,
THE MILL On TIE FLOSS bS George E"0'
THE AMERICAN SENATOR. ~ 4. Tro'ope.
rFIScEss +; & W,, w; c1P EaeS 5 zoe
! AH HK bElD sG e uiItL ioc. zoe
ESGEfSh AZ ATT; THE NORTH POLE AND THE
FIELD OF ICE. 1cc.
HIItiPR PRkH rsf fIiSfok R9E' 2oc.
Al, TEHKIb LIE GENTJyA sHof ! Zoe:
M s2yI A Etty Hrf f.. 2oc.,
i.tDY ADELAiDE'S OATH Toe.
AURORA FLOYD. zoe.
A1''f'sS ~" j. +. ELLYsoN, Bookseller.
~ 40 1ll2 Main stt1t.
BOOKS FOR SUMNER READING, in
~ great variety j. jof r. s E:LLYSoS. bookseller
iy3O lllZ Main street.
DIAPER IN BONES.
Twentv-iour sheets OF PAPER ANIL twcnty-fomr
ENVELOPES. put M IN Il neat box. with chrome
lhograph on top OF box sent 10 any address, posi-
paid, on receipt Of 20 ceuts. -.s
j. 7. ELLTSOE. Bookseller.
~ 80 1l1Z Main street.
DOX PAPER, IN GREAT VARIETY,
- at IS. 20. %. and soc. box. sent TO any adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of the price ny
J. T. ELLISOS, bookseller.
so s..., lll2 Main street.
A LII THE NEW NOVELS FOR SALE
n by J. T. ELLYSON. BOOKSELLER
~ 80 ll12 Main street.
-
TOILET ARTICLES.
ENGLIsH RIGHTEOUSNESS
MADE TO ORDER.
.LARGE LOT LATELY RECEIVED.
Most. OF these brushes were made after an In
proved shape suggested by distinguished dentist.
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
WIN corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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FURNITURE.

NOW IS THE TT NJ f .-FURN1-M
~ TURE At BOTTOM PRlCES.-pur- EA
caers win find i TO their Interest to t call on hsys
now on hand and am receiving large stock OF all
the latest styles for chamber. parlor, and dining
room. These goods. being bought at The lowest cash
ness enables me TO offer extraordinary induce
ments. jy3l
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~ DENTISTS. ~

nR., GEORGE .. STEEL, having &Sa
~ returned to the city, may be found ut StIfu
his Office, No. 723 Main street, every day curing nig
business hours. au21-eoa5t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-15
WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
tflriC ..... MtN 2l 4 =
AUNlAIlt ........ ......... june % D. D.
BkllANNIr Iunr T.. % \
From Nmt. star DAck ricr o. NUrth river
i1lln- an Hmli.hii> saloon. So ami -ifH gold. Re.
turn o.. klfs 900 fIN rilI, tlrW. Sfccrasr. So
COhIle. A. Do. b hrntiNAN. NV Nor.
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Shipping.


INMAN IINE.-NNii. STEAMERS
i FOR OrtIN~rOWN AND ltA tRrOOt
cry OF RICHMOND saturday Ma, ln 10 81 "
cry or BERLIN SATURDAY.. June = a VI.
CRY or CHESTER SATURDAY.. June q. > 4
PROM iIer q. Nnrtn river
CAHiN = ANA >lll soils Return b. .tfs on favorable
terms ~rttHAif - currency BRA. atluwO.t rtf..
saloons, state Rooms, smoking AMI htth Room, amid
joins a. DALE Agent
- and 1888 Broadway. SOW York
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NATION LINE rer. ~ AMI 81. Norurycr
~ FOR LONDON
CANADA ....... SATURDAY.. Nay H. At 10 4 VI
FOR QlftNSiDWN ANp LIVERPOOL
England MAY a. 10 \ Spain juno % \ VI
cabin ami ~str-' passage ani drafts from ~ upward
issued at very low rates CompAnS nf 90 broadway
J
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SIxTrr>Tu STREET THEATRE.

MANAGER u SHTLDnN
business Nifi-rr MI HAltl.N 4 LIE
urlN- TUESDAY FNfNiNG. NAY ID.
~ TiiflAI~ Hirft.lu. a. ltliENE~
n sheldon. Harry stewart. " ward. q Mcs-,lis
, Lew. pe CO.. az leg. e.hhcns aud Russell Sric
Sand Hfi Wool. llli, NnNrru Aha Hu.i,ll laSl4e
Andrew Emma Rios Monica y wman Felicia newman,
Ncllr stewart. lfH Grey. Nav Harrison. aii others
MATINEk WEDNESDAY. MAY L.. Mt ~
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dtlooO ano oal
CokI. $3.50 tIsINIDHON.
I.i.It ..- N.fa s. .tf.i ffI. 81

'tla,bnun
WANTED laf ... ..utl
" fN -NII. If-uI.~
AIt. uI.. fr 80 N .-f fN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-07
MEMPHIS TENN. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 4 1871

foremost in the love making, ac-
cording to the prisoner, who coolly
replied: "She is the most loving
woman ever saw"
"Do you mean to say that your
relations with her were improper?"
Recorder Hackett inquired.
"Well," the clergyman replied,
with a leer, "we all do such things
more or less"
"Are you a minister of the gos-
pel?"
eyes"
Mrs. Gotham was recalled by the
prosecutor, and asked whether she
had ever made love to Thompson.
Her face was a picture of disdain
as she answered with angry empha-
sis, "Nol" Some of the many au-
ditors applauded, but the applause
was quickly stopped by the officers.
Mrs. Gotham added that there was
no impropriety in her conduct, nor
in his, until the robbery.
Landlord O'Keefe, of the West
Side Hotel, testified that he saw no
indications of misbehavior on Mrs.
Cobham's part; and that the pris-
oner on quitting the house stole
from the Office a guests box con-
tanning women's hats. Miss O'Keefe,
the landlords daughter, gave simi-
lar testimony.
The jury convicted the Rev. AL
fred Thompson sitting in their
seats, a result that he seemed to
have expected, for while on the
stand he had apparently been de.
sirous only Of defaming the com.
plainant.
"Stand up and be sentenced
said the recorder. ''Well, sir, q
more filthy beast l never met with,
and a more depraved clergyman
never saw. | am sorry | cannot
give you a more severe sentence
than five years in State prison at
hard labor"
The Rev. Alfred Thompson
smiled grimly as he retired between
two officers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-07

of the Christian, denies having re-
ceived the gold. The wavering of
the merchants mind is well de-
scribed. His faith in Christ is very
strong, so also is his confidence in
the integrity of Abraham. He
cannot believe that his surety has
not delivered the box, and yet he
cannot doubt his creditor. Then,
in perplexity, he bids the Jew come
with him to the copper market, and
take oath before the brazen Christ
on the tetrastyle. The final scene
is very beautifully told. Theodore,
with outspread hands, pours forth
a noble prayer, and The Jew, struck
to the heart by the glorious faith
that shines forth in the humble
merchant, falls prostrate, weeping,
and asks to believe with his friend
in Christ, the great surety.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-07

supply, and consequently prices be
much enhanced. Yearlings and
steers may be purchased for eight
or ten dollars, and in two years from
present date be worth at least
twenty-five dollars each, showing, l
think, a very fair profit. l can
safely say that for young men with
capital Of one to three thousand
pounds at their command, and who
like an out.of-door life in a noun
famous country where the sport is
first-rate, both large and small
game, as well as splendid trout fish
ing, | know of no country at the
present time which they could so
rapidly and surely increase their
capital, and at the same time, if
fond of sport, enjoy themselves
| re-. G., Saynache, Colorado, June.
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memphis q LITTLE ROCK R.R.
shrOt Line to Arkansas and Texas
TINE CARD,

TIME "a &Ds
Leaves. Arrives,
Mail train, daily 80 pm. 11.3O p,m.
Freight train daily lex.
sunday. .......... ............7.00 am. 5.20p.m.
Passengers going on this road will take
trains at the depot of the Louisville, Nash
vile and Great Southern railroad. Mail
trains make, close connection at Argenta for
railroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and Fulton railroad for points in Southwest
Arkansas and Texas.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
Fer tickets and information apply at Ticket
Offices 21s and 2S7 Main street, and at depot
foot. Of Washington street, or at Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern railroad depot,
or to the undersigned.
4. A. WILLIAMS, Pass. Ag't, Memphis.
~. s. JAY. g. P. and T. Ag't, Little Rock.
W; =. SMITH, sup't. Memphis Tenn.
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Louisville and Great Southern R.R.

Hal p m. Night Express-COnnects at Milan
Nashville. Chattanooga, Atlanta and the
Southeast, at Guthrie for HopkinsVilIe, Hem
derson and Evansville, at Louisville for all
points North and East
lilo pm. Day ExpreEs-ConneotS for St..
Louis and Chicago. at Louisville for all
points North and East.
4;40 pm. Milan Accommodation - Daily
except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Cars on either train to Louis
vile, and on Night train to Nashville.
For tickets or Information, apply at Ticket
Office, 287 Main, Northwest corner Madison
street.
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
3l-f
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A LittIe RamnnfIc.

A singular rumor has gained
currency in Limerick, Ireland, to
the effect that the late Viscount
Fitzgibbon, a gallant cavalry officer
who was supposed to have fallen in
the celebrated charge of the Six
Hundred at Balaklava, did not
meet that fate, but is at this mo-
ment on his way home to claim his
estates. 1t ia stated that when last
seen he was leaning, apparently
wounded, on his horse; that he was
taken prisoner by the Russians, and
shortly after, for some insult alleged
to have been given to a Russian Of
ficer, was transported to Siberia,
whence, his term of exile having
expired, he is returning to Ireland,
A statue Of him adorns the Welles-
ley bridge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-07

Five sisters, who are nuns in Cana.
dian convent, have turned into the con.
vent treasury their combined fortunes,
amounting to 100000.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE ON AND AFTER SEPT. I6,
10 1877;
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail and Express. daily-l1.50 pm 5.45p pm
Bonneville accem' dat'n
daily Tex. Sunday)..... 5.o0p.n S.1Sa.m
Time Twenty Minutes Faster than
City Time.
SOmeFvllle train will stop at reg
ular and flag stations.
The II. so pun. Train makes the q quiek-
eat time ever made TO Chattanooga, Knox
vile, Lynchburg, Washington, and the East,
and will stop at all Regular Stations, and at
Flag Stations when tagged, Except Flag Sta
lions between Collierville ard Memphis.
Ticket eiice 27S Main sIreeI and Depot
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN A. GRANT,
Chief Engineer and General Sup't.
7. S. DAVANI,
Isl Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

We beg to inform the public that prepared
through regular established agents to supply the
trade in any quantity with the following celebrated
TIES:
The Arrow and Open Side Slot; Beard & Brothers
Look Tiei Branch, Crookes & Co.'s Lock Tie
We also bog that the interestS OF Messrs
Beard & Bro aud Branch, Crockes & Co. are now
merged into the American Cotton Tie Co. Limit
The Company's New Orleans agents arc Messrs
Stone & Tut, Ogden & BoI, Chism & Boyd Archer &
Rorland, VIM. Dlloo, D. L. Rsnlett & Co.
For she Amerioan Cotton Tie Co. Limited.
s,S RkNlyE & 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BLOUNT SPRINGS, ALA.
Great Southern Health and Pleasure
Resort.

Tt watsrs from these justly celebrated Springs
certain and speedy cpre for
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Gout all Eruptive Diseases Of tho
Skin Pmples Blotohss Ulcers of every description.
and Paralysis and almost every disease the human
flesh lie heir They have SUI erior this CONT
nent.
The JACKSON HOUSE and surrounding cottages
have been reftted, with capacity extended for the
accom- mediation of guests this seoscn than
before.
RATES BOARD DURING THE sUHMER NO THIS.
BY the week. IA Uu
BY The month in ROOM. 40 90
BY the month single person in ROOM 30 90
BLoUNT SPRINGS the South and North
Alabama Railroad, 1870 miles perth of Montgomery, in
the mountains and mineral region of North Alabama
and the direct line CT travel from Cincinnati to
Mobile and New Orleans
jeio I'm J.D. TowNER Proprietor.
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A FEW OF OUR PRICES

"A FEW OF OUR PRICES -
Durable BUSINESS SUITS fron.-.. ..$s so to sI2 90
Neat CASHMERE SUITS, from Q 10 to II co
FIench FLANNEL SUITS. from 10 90 to Is 10
Elegant DIAGONAL SUITS, from u 90 to 10 SO
Dress BLACK SUITS from Is 90 to 81 90
Square Cut SACK COATS. from S 90 to 100
Prince Albert FROCK COATS. from.... 8 90 to II 90
Stylish CASHMERE PANTS, from 9 rs to so
English WORSTED PANTS. from 1905. ) so TO SO
Black DOESKIN PANTS, from. 4 SO to 6 so
Everlasting JEANS PANTS, from. i SO tO 9 rs
Fashionable DRESS VESTS, from SO to 3 SD
Boys SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS from. 4 so to 9 90
Light and Heavy oVERC0ATS FROM. S 10 to IL 90
Also o special line of Imported CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, DIAGONALS and BLACK DRESS CLOTHS
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