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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-06

New Orleans closed firm at lie for md
ding. Sales, 200 bales; receipts, net, 210
bales; gross, 210 bales; exports, continent,
"a bales; stock. 24,706 bales; weeks sales,
3i00 bales; receipts. net, 1893 bales gross,
1861 bales; exports, Great Britain, 668I bales;
continent, 1913 bales; coastwise, 2260 bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported
the market frmer, fractionally dearer mid
ding uplands, 5-16d; Orleans, 616d. Sales,
$1,000 bales,.- of which were American.
No receipts,
Liverpool arrivals opened 132d better;
July, July-August, 6 5-16d; August-Sep-
TENDER, esd; September October, 6 7-I6@
Is 32d; October November, 6 1924; Jam
uary-Feoruary. 9-32d; $3.50: August-Sep-
tember, Il3!d. At o'clock, arrivals
were dull, but steady; JuIy-August, 6 9-32d;
September October, 635d; October November,
ll-32d; November December, 5--16@
6 9-32d
The movement at the ports was reported
as follows:
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IMPORTS.


The New York Bulletin. of Wednesday.
says the influences governing the market
there were mostly local, and adds: The
crop, 80 far as heard from, shows an average
encouraging tone, while the foreign sIecnla-
tive market is tame, and the consumptive
movement is small, with indications on home
account less encouraging, in view of the pro-
posed reduction Of work at the mills. The
most direct weight upon the market, how
ever, was to be found in the issue of notices,
which came out with greater freedom than
anticipated. The actual count of stock of
cotton in the port of New York on Saturday
evening, June 18th, is as follows: At licensed
warehouses, los, 944 bales; at unlicensed
warehouses, CAS- bales; on wharves, SAG bales
on shipboard, not cleared, 1861 bales; at
presses, 903 bales; total stock, lis, 300 bales.
OF cotton In warehouses as above, there Is
reported as sold for consumption, but not de-
livered, 2Sl7 bales The New Orleans
PicdyuHe speaks as follows of the sham
new bale of cotton received there on Monday:
MIR. ID l.. Kernlon received per Morgan's
louisiana and Texas railroad. on yesterday,
the first bale Of new cotton. 1t Is pronounced
strict low middling in class. This bale comes
from southern Texas, and was expressed to
New York, Messrs. Woodward d. Stillman
being the consignees at the latter place. 1t
is noted that, contrary to the usual custom,
this cotton was not exhibited here, and that
great trouble was experienced in obtaining
sample. while the bale was Gu route. The
ususl method could not be applied, and from
the ample, irregularly drawn, it is doubted
by some whether the bale is composed entire
ly of new cotton"
IBY TELEGRAPH.I
The following are the official kilograms of
the condition of the domestic markets as
rpceived nv the cotton pxcllauOa.
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM

SprIngS, stOckDrId&s COunty, Va
These delightful Springs eight miles from
Goshen Depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from which point elegant coaches run regularly over
good road through a beautiful and picturesque
country The improvements are entirely new, and
embrace al the modern conveniences for the most
comfortable accommodations. The principal hotel
In addition to Parlors, Dining groom, Ballroom, etc.
contains upward of hundred chambers, all newly
furnished, with gas and electric bells In each Qhe
only summer resort in Virginia which has, There
are also superb cottage accommodations. Post and
telegraph Offices in the hotel Two daily malls from
all points. In addition to the Alum waters, whose
medicinal qualities are too we'll known TO specially
refer to- there is on the grounds of the strongest
and best Chalybeate Springs In the country which Is
direct and powerful tonic. For further particu-
lars, terms. ETC., circulars at Messrs Mansfield
Co. s and @. W. Jones Co.'S Druggists, address
by letter JOS. n. WOODWARD,
Manager, at the Springs.
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DRY GOODS.
TBY TELEGRAPH,1

NETWORK, July 5.-The dry goods gen.
eral market continues quiet, but brown sheet
makes of wooden goods are being distributed
in fair quantities. On account of back orders
cotton goods are steady In price. Prints and
cotton dress goods dull, ginghams quiet, fan
cy cassimeres moving slowly, Kentucky jeans
in fair request, and shirts and drawers more
antiva
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BON AQUA SPRINGS

NHIS charming summer resort, located eight miles
L from Bon Aqua Station, thirty nine miles from
Nashville. on the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road. will open for the reception Of visitors on June
l. 1873. The association have this year built very
attractive 2StOry hotel to meet the increased de-
mands of its visitors. The waters of these Springs
are celebrated for their recuperative effects upon
delicate men and women shattered and exhausted
constitutions, well for the of diseases of
the alimentary canal, dyspepsia. chronic diarrhea
constipation and summer complaints of children,
diseases of the Kidneys and skin, and menstrual
disorders etc The elevation is 500 feet above Nash
VIE. Atinospners coSl ery ana saiupsiOus.
81. Special rates for families Children and serv-
ants, half-price.
Railroad fare for the round SO g. Correspond
ence invited. Address g Bon Aqua Springs Assoca-
tion," or A. GENNETT, Business Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
DR.. A. Morrison, Resident Physician For those
who enjoy horseback or buggy riding, first-class
livery stable will be kept by Elias Napier Special &C
eOmmOdatiOns for those who take their own vehicles
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RIVER NEWS.
Weather and Rivera

weather ana Rivers.
The weather yesterday was close and sui
try with an occasional shower, and the indi-
ca ions last night gave promise of more of
the same sort. The table and dispatches be-
low give official particulars concerning the
weather and rivers:
MrHrnmna InIr Z fS-zc. -,
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OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE

CATSKILL FOUNTAINS, woodstock,
Ulster County, New York, is NOW OPEN.
House is new, contains all modern Improvements,
and furnished throughout in the best man
terms for week or month. Best place on the noun
tan ms for those troubled with hay fever, 1t being
cation with all points, For circulars, address
James Smith, Manager,
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
WOODSTOCK. Ulster county, NEW YORK
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COTTON.

GA the fourth Liverpool spots advanced
|l-I6d, and sales were i, 900 bales, Of which
IL, 300 were American. Yesterday the spot
market in Liverpool was frmer and 1-16i
higher; arrivals were I-32d better Our mar
tket was steadier, but the demand continued
hight. Sales. for the amount of stock on
hand, were large, and quotations remained
unchanged as follows:
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ELMO LODGE.

Lake Elmo. Minnesota az miles from ST.
Paul. the saltwater and Taylor's Falls Railroad
five trains daily each way. This charming summer
resort is now completed. Building, Furniture, ETC.,
Gated in beautiful and picturesque spot, and the
climate Is the most healthf1l and bracing in Amer
lea. THE ATTRACTIONS are fine sail and row. boats
plenty OF game. fish, billiards. bowling alleys. out
door gymnasium, swings, croQuet, archery, lawn
tennis baths, music etc. Terms moderate.
FRED. G. GUTHREZ, Manager,
late German National Bank, Memphis.
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SUMMER RESORT.


THE most delightful and convenient summer re-
1 sort I'm Middle Tennessee. Located near the
case OF the Cumberland Mountains, and the highest
point on the ". c. and st. Louis r. R. Only three
hours ride from Nashville and 2 hours from Men,
pnis.
Exhflaratirg climate and delightful chalybeate
With all the uxures of first class watering place,
and at moderate rates.
Excursion tickets from Memphis and Nashville at
reduced rates.
References-Mrs. Judge Fiippin, Col. Leon Trous-
dale and Col. w. +. Hardin, OF Memphis.
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Saturday, July I3, Is5s,

within legal hours, the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee to-wit: GER
tain lot with the houses thereon situated In the city
OF Memphis. and described as follows: Beginning
al a stake on the east side or boundary of DeSoto
street, being the northwest corner OF lot Nc. 2, in
tween lots and 3, 1874 feet 10 a stake; thence
north ana parallel with DeSOto street 40 feet to
stake; thence west and parallel with the dividing
line OF lots aud 3, 1874 feet TO DeSoto street;
thence with the east line Of DeSoto street 40 feet
TO the beginning corner.
Terms OF Sale One-fourth cash; balance at 3, IL
and lS months; notes with approved security. ami
Hen retained on property until purchase money IL
paid. Equity or redemption barred. June 10, 1878.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By Z. B. McHenry. ID. C. and NJ.
Geo. Gilman, Sol. for complt
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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS !
NOurOp IN EaSf TauuaSCnQ

H,HIS celebrated summer resort. for health and
i pleasure, will be opened the First of June
for the reception OF guests 1t is situated on top Of
Mouse Creek. the nearest point on the East Tenn,
Va and Ga. Railroad. The hotel and springs are at
an elevation of 1900 feet above the COnasauga VAL
ley and 5000 feet above level, in dry pure and
very fnvigorating atmosphere, afOrdng an extensive
view of the surrounding country, whose scenery Is
unsurpassed. We have a good band of music, at
tentive servants and all other accommodations 70 be
found at first-class watering place.
THE RATES OF BOARD Reduced, YIZ-S9 per week;
$50 per month Special rates to families.
Visitors to these Springs can obtain excursion
tickets all southern railroads. For particulars
apply for descriptive pamphlet giving analysis, etc
j. ii. MAGILL, Proprietor
Mouse Creek and White Cliff Hotels
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1O,4uU
Whole Tickets. So Half Tickets. 81
Remit by Postohlce Money Order Registered Le.-
er, Bank Draft Express Full list of drawing pub
liSled In Louisville COurieT-JOurndL ana New York
Herald and mailed to all tlclethOlders For tickets
and Information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTICN co. or T. j. COMMERFORD. Sec'y
Courier Journal BUILDINGS Louisville. Ky.
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EkS1 q

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to Win
. a Fortune. Seventh Grand Distribution. 1878,
at New Orleans. Tuesday, July 9th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co
This Institution regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for Educational and Ghrts
BILE purposes In 1855 with capital of 81 900 900,
to which it has since added reserve fund of $3.50
600. Hts Grand Single Number Distri-
buttons will take place menthly on the second
Tuesday II ,leUe~ scales or postpOsaes Look at The
following Distribution
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DRAWING.

821 Prizes, amounting 10 Spanish. $4,000
Whole Ticket, S25; Half. Sl3; Quarter, 81;
Ienth. 81; Twentieth. 81. Orders filled and prizes
cashed at actual rate OF exchange by
r. 3iARICH.
~ Decatur st. New OrIeaus La
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
DlSPENSARY.

Madison OiSpeuSarY,
A<sNS-==-G 20l So. Clark ST., Chicago. Ill
49, >s-aAsztA DR.. G. RGEIGw SEXUAL ASnl
CHRONIC DISEASES safely, surely,
ezsSsS. I'D ly. PERAArORR;IgsA. SEXUAL DRBILrfz
NERVOUSNESS IMPOTENCl. :
Gfx&*T7x THE FACE, etc., rendering MARIA r
PROPER. permanently cured. Pamphlet 80
pages for 6 cents postage His MAhRIAG.
oASGUEOE OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY, 4
40 large PAGES. containing
before published so
CONSULTATIONS nee and CONFIDENTIAL. Once Hours.
= m TO p N. Sundays 2 10 p
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Bailey Springs
NEAR FLORENCEl
Lauderdale County. .......... Alabama.
R0und-trip Tickets. so.
e,ss- Correspondence solicited. ELLIS Il co
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort. Va. Situated within 100
yards of Fort Monroe. Open all the year. with ample
capacity for $50 guests. Has all modern improve
ments-elevatOf gas and electric bells in every room,
water, bathrooms and closets on each floor. Six
daily mails, and telegraph office Fifteen to twenty
frst-class steamers land daily, except Sunday $50
yards from the door, Superior beach for bathing at
door-steps. and good from May until November.
Boating, fishing and driving especially attractive.
Send for circular describing hygienic advantages.
Terms 81 to 50 so per day. according to location of
and number in room, length of stay, etc.
II. PHOEBUS, Proprietor
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ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE to raise money to defray the cur
rent expenses of Street Force, Carpenter and
WHEREAS, BY a resolution passed by the General
Council In March 1873. the pay of the street labor
ers was fixed at 81 30 in ledger balances or 81 %
cash per day; and that of carpenters at 81 rs I'm
ledger balances or 81 80 cash Der day. 1t is there
fore matter OF economyto the city that cash should
be secured with which 10 pay these employees; and
as Is but Just that every effort should be used TO
pas in cash the wages Of these men. many of whom
depend upon their daily labor for support of them
selves and families; therefore
Section l.. BE ii ordained or the Gesseydl OosHel
Of the city Of Memphis, That the Mayor be and is
hereby authorized and instructed to contract with any
person or persons to advance the amount of, and
pay of the Indebtedness Of the street. carpenter
Changing forces, as the same may from time to
time accrue or have accrued and TO repay TO such
amounts advanced by them respectively, By issuing
to them the warrants of the city IN not Il IS
than 500; said warrants TO bear interest rate
not exceeding per cent. per annum until paid.
and shall show that they are issued for the pur-
pose aforesaid and under this ordinance, by having
on their face the words: Issued under ordinance
approved - day of -, 1872 and In order to
much of the tax for general pun for 1873 as is
set apart for public improvements is hereby pledged
for the payment OF the amounts so 10 be advanced
Section 2. The sums TO be advanced, as specified
In section OF this ordinance, shall not exceed the
sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
Passed second and final reading by General Coun-
ell June II, 1878 Approved June q; 1873:
Attest: CRABrREE BELcHKR, City Register.
AN ORDINANCE regulating Hack and Wagon Stands
SECTION l. BE IL ordained 6y the General Council
IF the city IF Memphis, That every driver
or a public hack or wagon, who keeps his hack or
wagon the shall have certain place. TO be
designated by the Chief Of Police, assigned him as
his hack stand Wagon-stand. and IL shall be deS-
Ignated by numbers corresponding with the num-
kers of his hack or wagon he shall be required to
deep swept and cleaned to the center of the street
baIly, and all accumulations removed at least once
week.
Section Any owner or driver of public hack
WAGON violating this ordinance shall. on cOnvic
ton before the Recorder pay fine of not less than
ve more than fifty dollars, for each offense and
every days violation shall be regarded separate
ofiense.
Passed second and final reading by General Coun-
ell, June II, 1878. Approved June "a, 1873.
j. r. FLIPPIN, Mayor.
Attest. C1 ,RrREu ESEr cum CITY Raoister
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ANoRD1NANCE regulating Hack and Wagon Stand
CHANCERY SALES.
Chaucery Sale OF Real Estate.

Chancery Court of Shelby county-George Gillian
Administrator of John s. Kerr, decd, VS.. W. u.
Kerr ct al.
BY virtue of an interiocutory decree for sale en-
tered I'm the above cause on the 25th day of May,
1878, will SELL at public auction, to the highest
bidder in front of the clerk and masters Office court.
house building, Main street. Memphis. Tenn on
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18th Grand Distribution
CO Nh MI ON EALTH
DISTRIBUTION co.
$11S.4oo9
IN CASH PRRZES
IN CASH PRIZES.

NoTE THE ATTRACTION 900 for Only Sc!
BY authority of the Commonwealth of Kentucky,
to take place in the city of Louisville KY,
ON WEDNESDAY,. JULY 81, ISIS.
NO SCALING! NO POSTPONEMENT!
Drawing under the immediate supervision of Col Il
G. Wintersmith. Ex-TTeas. State of KY, and
Gen. T. 4 Harris and Geo. f. a. GRAY.
ILSI- or pIIZE,S.
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
MICKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.

Waters well nigh specific In Stone or Calculi,
Diabetes and Inflammation OF the Bladder. Waters
In cases of six gallons, IS per case at the
springs. Testimonials sent to any address.
Springs open for visitors June 1st
THOS. II. GOODE. Proprietor.
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Louisville and Nashville and
lsreat southern.
Memphis and Charleston.
Mississippi and Tennessee.

New Orleans Mail. daily
Sarils Accommodation. dai-
ly(except sundays. So.
Freight and ACoOmIno'tn,
daily except Sundays
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Cotton Exchange Quotations.

Market steadier. Sales $50 bales, all to
Epinpara
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2:30 pm. 1910 pm.
4;40 pm. $50 am.
S:3I am. 4:I0 pm.
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Cotton statement.
COTTON EXCHANGE
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'@T TIE FLOWER or PEAcE. 4
La Deeeranon.DaY Poem.l

Deeonaton-D Day Poem.
When from the South the breezes bring =
z A tender greeting Of the Spring, V 1917 -
To met our clipging Northern SHOWS;
And in ousweods tlle blood rs;tHsblows;
And grass grows greener;
Then, child, beside thy mothers knee.
Seest thou The darkening memory
That clouds her face, for one who died r.
In war, when Rapnahannoek's side
Bravely he fell, well loved, well lost, q. As
Mid battles fire deaths cold cold frost
Touched him, to leave him stark and dumb
No more he secs the Spring days come,
gstfssasses& Nor grass grow greener.
But when the fields in blossom break,
And the woods wfthsa passion of song awak
The South and reezes hesregretfe -
Above his grave with fresh showers wet;
"a T And grass grows greener.
So in our hearts the scars are healed, -
The lips of old time wrath are sealed.
Dear South, to you our dead we trust, 3 =
Even as we love your sacred dust.
(The grass grows greener.
Forget the wrong. accept the good
For which we shed our common blood;
They keep no badge of blue or gray,
Whose sleep we crown with wreaths to- day
n ib While grass grows greeneI
Alas, we knew not, in our strife.
What union death can bring to life; ~
Nor guessed why South winds should releas
The, blood root hower-Yhites flower @
=a-peact- / IL - II AZ
! When grass grows greene,
: George p Lathrop. in Springfield Republican
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An Ohio Courtship.. ~
ftI3 N1 fs--L-----sfNfIfIlfFs

Long coartships in Ohiaahave D bad
ending, as is, shown in The, case of Miss,
Rebecca o. Williams, of Somerset, Per-
ry County. When Miss Williams was
sweet sixteenshe had q devoted bDter in
the person Of j. Murray Brown four or
five years her senior. :. Mr., Brown play
ed the part of the DEVOTED LOVER 'fof If.
teennEears, aaiid tlien 'desertih 3 Miss
Williams laarTie9 young lady of II ew-s
ark ark and settled down in Columbus Miss,
Williams sued for breach Of 'n marriage
promise, ndanong the curious Features
oftheease wassthe volunteer testimony
OF several young gentlemen of wealth,
and good standing to the effect that
they liked Miss Williams, and would
GLADLY have entered the lists to win herr
hand had they not looked UPON her 60.
the promised wife Of Mr. Brown, This
was the general understanding Of the
people, and popular sympathy is with
the deserted lady tTfie ease has Been
settled, u Judgment j for 81, O9U against
the defendant being entered ,bF consent
OF both parties y Miss Williamslisgst a
handsome woman, and. there is possibly
a chancellor SEINE of the young gentle
men who were~so. coalscnn iousinafke cir
recognition of Mr.. Browns rights g In
ter-OceG71. . 9if!tt - fEsai3aFf.ssSgs .eaa8I
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DAFFODHS.

- EzaA~ -- : 4kA~s
This sunny day. so glad, so gay,
A song my blooming garden ills
And she hstscofne, the Smiling May,
And strown her way with daffodils.
They nod to me with glances. free,.sa
Till all my heart rnplainfng stills;
1t is so good once lnOre,to see
My golden. golden dafodils.
4 fairy ring, they swing, they swing,
Where'er the hayward west wind wills
They time the melody of Spring,
Those golden, golden dafodi1s.
gzeTt.s = .xGF SS4
Fair stars Of Nay, they light, the way,
.ssTilf IoTge tsfffe e. swintryslls, = a.
For, oh, i see my darling stray
as Adown among the daffodils. = ~
Her hair is goldener than they,
Her laughter all my pulses thfal Is;
All, fieetjne mirage ofthe Nav, e 80 :
..-; She wakes not with the dattodils! ~
'+5'.' ''5 5'''f ~ -Atldntic Monthly.
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4 81 Irish Coutntry.Hsasss.

-fl4.' : aas4IsEi .t--sH9lA -
No one can 90 into society AZ
scented i'd Tire country hotses Of lfl
says a Ildnaelf paper, withodtt
strHek bEstAe singular sbsehcea..
neeg which he will find there;
not mean Those country. hohses inkl1I
sabgn Iesple wIisi spend 1dlA
fagHl sRiS insB ndn aand vkOeaf I!
pc, way from the nagsn "a es Vlle
houses in Yorkshire pr Sussex, ~
bong tide Irish country house
owners look Upon Dublin as then
tropolisi and great shipping toHr, !
eonsideran occasional snmnue = f
don as an, event to be, CHASED Wy
raribfe ii Switzerland or the laa|
Italy. - 9ffe Visitor TO one q
horases MISUNDERSTANDING
deceptiqn,;' = siHis aEFiiYal viii eaas 4
furry; he win not be kent & ns,, T;Hs "
the drawifig-room while the 1adl q y
house and the girls put 'fb& nhg v
es to, theiE beauty.s lis tent oa
before he has succeeded y u E2s
sound from the : bell-plos]
brsken-one Of tue young 70 iag w
herself open the door, and Wy y
come beaiafng ftomoaefo sesss
gray eyes, at once insist ~ = !. I
himself at hones. There VI ps y n
pride, no dtteaipt to hide deie slss =
make upby brag' for p0vef.y - ~
will flulbesextraeted fronf as 4, I \
ficieneies, and the stranger M I 7
see that. here there is no o ls9f'9 XXI
ting kssshosts to codthsioii Dg Nv.
ingYwhatt issndtItos Jeshad % -
but one, man, servant. thssbosE - y
complain of the illness OF temHy y gIs]
sencg Of 4 nythic Il footman Y - :
man, fsarvaiit issi ps yf AhM anes y
oeeurrsgse in, the land Of sla.e X 4 =
sony, the hostess will not VIA .s;ssl
ashanied IL being detected al I: e
i,aiaisonfaysthe cloth Aa'id 49, Z 4.
dinner-table.aa xsasass . To- : n
Tirr Henryvills t1h&J \, ss'
Uhnreh has getihsois tfsaITe' NJ. N.Y.
intredastiea Of ;septaiee ~ s's,l
into its SundayrsebQ elssi J 5ss,s Ssa)
~ fHan enY, rre.y All an 'Wsllt " ~ 4,
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: Mrs Mrs LeTisher, highly respected
lady, residing near Eaton, o., was in
stantly killed by falling down stairs and
breaking her neck.