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STATIONS,
Below high water mark Of 1874.

Minimum thermometer, 40 deg.
Rainfall. 2. inches.
F. NJ. NEAL, Private. Sig. Ser, U. S A.
By Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, November 26.-River rising, "a
Inches on the shoals.
CAIRO, November 26-River 9 feet and rising.
weather cloudy; mercury 40 deg.
PITT5BURG, November 26.-River IL feet o
inches aud rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-weather-rain-
ing and cold. Departed: Commonwealth, ST. Louis.
cloudy. River rising, feet inches in the canal.
CINCINNATI, November 26-Riyer p feet and
rising; Weather cloudy and cool. Departed: Rob-
ert Mitchell, New Orleans
yICKSBURG, November MISUNDERSTANDING
al day. , she nGSt 40 deg D0wnS F.
Movements at the LeVee. csa
ARRIVALS.
Golden City, Cincinnati; Belle OF Texas, Cairo
Baesyllle, ST. Francis river; Katie Hooper, Arkan.
sas river; osceola Belle osceola; Fannie Lewis st;
Louis.
Golden City. New Orleans; Fannie Lewis, St.
Louis; Geo. W. Cheek, Friars Point
IN PORT.
James Howard. Belle OF Texas, BatesVille, Katie
Hooper, Osceola Belle, City of Augusta.
BOATS DUE.
Do,cr-vint ShInkle. Charles Morgan, City of
Yicksburg, C. K. Peck. John A. ScuddeT.
Up COahOma, Paris c. Brown, Charles P. Chou
teau, Annie P. Silver, Hard Cash, Belle Memphis
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT - Coahoma, Stack Lee master,
D pm.
New oRLEANs-Charles Morgan, ALI SteinI mas
ter, pm.
NEW ORLEANS Charles P. Chouteau, william
Thorweigan master, pm
osCEoLA-Osceola Belle, J. G. Andrews master,
, pm.
CISCISNATI-Paris c. Brown, ]. V. Reynolds mas
ter, 10 am
CINcISHATI-Vlnt Shinkle, Sterling MIntyre mas
ter pm.
WHITE R1vER-Hard Cash. Ed C. Postal master
pm.
ARKANSAS RvER-Katie Hooper, Ed Rowland
master, pm.
NEW oRLEANs-James Howard. James o. Neal
master, 10 M.
NEw oRLEASs-John A. scudder. A. J. Carter
master, pm.
ST. LoUis-Bele Memphis, John c. Crane master.
10 am
vIcKsgURG-City of vIeksburg. Robert X. Riley
master. 10 IN. '
WHITE RIVER City Of Augusta, Jos, Elliott mas
ter, II m. -'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale,

| WILL sell, at private sale, within the next ten
i days. the following property, belonging TO the
estate of the late William Meyer Two horses, three
mules two cows, fifteen head of hogs. four geese,
three sprinkling wagons, three farm wagons, one
spring wagon, one buggy two carts three double sets
harness two sets single buggy harness, two sets dTay
harness, one saddle, one Ilow, aud lot OF house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms cash.
HENRY IIIEHRMANN
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The tone OF the future market was follows: At
1OOS, easy; lO-43. barely steady; 1890 quiet;
2;30. qulet 3 10, quiet and steady. sales, $1,000
bales.
The New Orleans market closed weak and IrregtI-
lar az glgc tor middiing. Sales, 1000 bales;
receipts l2,20l bales; stock, 152, 26a bales.
The Galveston market was quiet at &C for mid
ding; the receipts were 2i7S bales; stock, 40 1854
bales.
marsot iul and eaSieT: middling uplanCs, > -l6d;
Orleans . q. sales. 5000 bales; American. $500
bale q; c-ipts, 10000 bales, $1,000 American.
Li-,r.ui rivals steadier at l-'S2d decline; No
yenibes, % 1926 5-l6d; December-January,
$500; harch-Aprll, 5-l6d; April-May, 5
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Administrators Nofiee.

IIAVING been appointed and qualified by the
Il Probate Court of Shelby county as Admins
traitor on the estate Of 5. d. Maugum, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all creditors OF said estate
TO present their claims to my attorney. ]. NJ Greg
DRY. at his Office in Memphis. And all persons In
debed TO said estate requested to call there and
settle, or settle with my agent, Frank Banksmith,
Memphis. ANDREW d. GWYNNE Admir-.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been qualified as administrator of the
Il estate OF John Krinn, deceased, all persons
having claims against the said estate are notified to
present them as prescribed by law and persons In
debted to the estate requested to come forward
and settle
FRITZ wARNECKE, Administrator,
No. so Jones Avenue.
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in front OF the courthouse. in SOmeIville, 1ennes
see, sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. the follow
lag property, to Wit: Situated in Fayette county,
State of Tennessee, and described as follows:
Bounded on the north by the Memphis and
Charlie ten railroad. the south by the State Line
road on The east by Bair's land, On the west by
David Days's Cld place, containing I4l acres, be-
ing she same place conveyed by d. J. Armour
and the clstncery court OF SOmerVIis Tennessee,
I'm 1873, together with ali the Improvements there
IN. Also, the following personal property tO-wit:
Two brown mules, one bay mule one sO,reu maze
Sale at u OclCck IN. Title believed to be good.
sell and convey as trustee only Equity of redemI-
ton waived. W. VI. BROOKS. Trustee,
November -, 1873.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, November 26.-Business continues
quiet in all departments. Cotton goods In light
demand at first hands, but prices remain unchanged.
CotOnades are In moderate request by clOthlers.
Prints quiet, except patchwork styles. Glnghams
are unsettled. Spring woolens are In moderate de-
mand, but heavy woolens remain quiet. Foreign
goods are moving slowly.
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NOtice-Trustee's sale.

7 TNDER and by virtue OF two certain trust deeds,
- to me executed as trustee, one by
of date 2Sth day of May, 1877 and recorded in ths
Registers Office of Fayette county, Tennessee, I'm
Record Book No 6, pages 524 to 52S, the other by
j. j. Holloway, and Mary B. Holloway, his wife Of
date 2Sth day of Nav 1877, and recorded in the
Registers office of Fayette county. Tennessee in
which trust deeds, recorded aforesaid reference
is hereby made for full and perfect Identification
ing of the objects, purposes and terms of the trusts
therein created, default having been made in the
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Receipts we're 437S bales against 1868 same date
last year, and 35Hl in 1875; since September st,
total receipts % SOB against l27,3S5 same date
last year, and 1S7,167 in 1875. Decrease of Mem
phis total receipts against the date last year,
32,S22 bales; against same date I'm 1915, 81, 604.
[BY TELEGRAPHl
The following the New York spot quotations
for yesterday: Ordinary, : 7-l6c; good ordinary.
StSc; low middling. &c; midiling, = 5-i6c; good
midding, g7sc mil dling fair, 10 7-lBc. at 1909,
weak, and lower to sell; l2:l5. duh and easier;
bales
The following is the latest New York telegram of
futures.
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Porter, Taylor Go

ST. LOUIS NO., October 20, 1873.
Our Office at st. Louis will be closed on November
5th at which time VIC will return to Memphis, where
our business is going on, and will be continued
heretofore Parties having cotton to ship will here
after send II to US at Memphis
During absence have visited the large cities
and made heavy purchases Of BAGGING, TIES
FLOUR, and all other articles necessary to full
and complete stock, which Will be forwarded to
Memphis in few days and offered to the public at
the lowest rates.
We buy exclusively for cash, and offer our friends
the benefit of advantages thus obtained.
Our Cotton warehouse at Memphis is now open,
and cons1gnments made to US there will receive
most careful attention.
We are prepared to make liberal cash advances,
and will be thankful for all business intrusted to u.s.
Very respectfully, etc.
PORTER TAYLOR d co,
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7 HAVE this day qualified as administrator Of
| Andrew Castay deceased. All creditors will al
once file their claims and debtors settle their In
debtedneSs.
+. LAvIGNE, No. $50 Main street.
MEMPHIS, November 9, 1878. thu
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Administrator Notice,

A Ii persons indebted to the estate of NJ E
"a Scally, will please come forward and settle
Those having claims against the estate Will present
them at once
J. BAXTER, Administrator,
Mafp ofra
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Executors Notice

T HAVE this day qualified as Executor of the estate
i of John G.. Sick, deceased. Debtors must pay
and creditors should file their claims at once
ERNST REHKOPF,
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W. J MnnHRMnTT. Secret,
Executors sale

OF Stock Of Saddlery, Harness and Shoe Find
~ ings Will sell daily at private sale the stock
of John g. Sick, deceased; and on MONDAY, De
cember z, 1873 beginning at ten O'Clock Will sell,
at public auction the residue.
November u. 1873. wed
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TFustee's Sale.
On Tuesday, December II, 1878,

Under deed or trust executed by q. II. Davis,
u on TIE 1th day OF May, 1875, and recorded in
the registers office of Fayete county, Tennessee, in
Record Book No. ,, pages 154, 155 and I56, VIII,
As trustee, at the request Of the beneficiary.
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RIVER NEWS.
Weather and Rivers.

Ot5OHAON
The table and dispatches below give official
particulars concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS u. 3. A.,
MEMPHIS, November 20, 1873. (
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Il-32d; May-June, 53sd. At the close deliveries
were nat; Noyember-p December, 5I4d.
The movements at the ports were reported as fol-
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on tue southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tennessee sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the following property. to-Wit:
certain lot of land, lying and being in Collier
vle Shelby county Tennessee situated at the south
east corner of the intersection of Main and Wash
ingtJn streets, fronting 40 forty feet on Main
street. and running back between parallel lines
thereon.
Sale at II O'Clock m. Title believed 10 be good.
sell and convey as trustee only Equity Of redemp-
ton waived.
WIN. n. BROOKS, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.


7 Under deed of trust executed by e. H. Davis
- on the 1th day of June, 1878, and recorded in
the registers Office OF Shelby county. Tennessee In
record book No. 1874 page 4O5, will as trustee al
the TeuUeSt the haDEfipfarieS on
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Administrators Notice.

VIM. NJ. Randolph. Atty. W. " O'-'' II n h
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TRUSTEE'S SIZE.

MENPHIs, TENN, November 25, 1873.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE-Another inter-
eeS dng meeting was held last night at Forrest
audience was not SO large as usual, owing, per
haps, to Mr.. Nye's benefit at Ford's Opera
House Ron e., The p, meeting was opened by prayer by
rev. MI. Beall. Mr.. Berry asked that twenty
minutes be devoted to the ladies' and a large
number crowded around the ia Bile and signed
the pledge Rev. Richard Norris then came
forward, amidst applause. and made one of his
stirring speeches. Mr.. Joseph L. Smms Jerry
Williams, Jno. B. Wheeler, and A. Ross Fish
also made addresses 102 persons signed the
piedge: Inc meetings will probably be closed
ANOTHER EVENT IN THE BEALL STREET
"ad,s midnight last night the
Thomas and his family, were awakened by
cries of fire, and his son discovered a room in
the upper story of the house to be in flames.
neighbors before much damage was done. The
cause of fire is not explained 1t will be re-
membered by readers of the STAR that this is
ties some week or ten days ago, who assailed
it with brick bats. sc. 1t turns out since that
all the broken glass. &c. from both the front
outside. of the house and little or none in the
room, from which it is reasonably deduced,
that the throwing must have come from the
inside of the house.
A Young FUGITIvE.-ErnestC Christian. aged
about twelve years, escaped on the 9th ult
from the Reform School and was arrested yes
terday by Officer Maglue i'm Georgetown. The
superintendent has been notified.
cRECAPTURED.-The police officers of the
Georgetown precinct arrested last Monday
colored thief named George Smms charged
with stealing bottle of medicine from drug
store. In taking him to the station house cell
he broke from the keeper and bounded Ovtf
the parapet wall skirting the canal and fell to
the tow path, distance of about thirty feet,
striking on his side and nearly knocking the
breath out of him, and made his escape, before
the officers could reach him, by swimming the
canal and climbing up the opposite shore
This morning he was captured here and will
have hearing to morrow.
PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE-The purchase
OF the Parsons property and a house adiOin-
ing belonging to Miss Mary Thomas. on the
west side OF High street. between LIST and I'd
streets, near the corner of 1st street, was
made yesterday by the Butchers association.
for $7,lO0 The building of the new market is
to be commenced April 1st. Mr.. Geo. r
Dunlop has purchased from the Marbury es-
tate the old Linthcum property on the south
west corner of High and Bridge streets
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the fourteenth
regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh
Bulldng association, held last night at God
dard's hall, 5000 was sold, being q shares, at
at an average OF $l21 per share.
CRANKY rail-1,00O bushels wheat, to H.
NJ Talbot.
FIsH.-The first fish haul of the season re-
suited as follows: 500 behring's and 25 shad.
Herrings sold for SIS per LOCO. and shad $25
per 100.
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THE RECENT COLD SNAP, accompanied bv
WING at ram ~ and snow recalls the variable
year opened about as it did in 1878 January
and February of that year were remarkably
sprlng-llke, and flowers were in bloom and
the u; fruit nj trees in bud early in March. In
this state, at least four feet of snow falling at
various points. The storm extended to Penn
sjlyanla; New Jersey and Massachusetts. In
POttsville, Philadelphia and Trenton the depth
OF snow was three feet: in Franklin, N Y,
!omr leet, and IN Paris, Va, one loot. Snow
hours, and was followed by binding storm
OF wind and hail, which caused great injury to
shipping along the coast. A similar storm has
Fab, CHILEAN meteOrOlOgist, announced last
december that great atmospheric disturbances
were to be expected from the 18th to the 18th
OF March, and from the 18th to the 18th of
April, OF possibly two days previous to those
dates. He predicted that in the mountains of
Europe and the United States there would be
snow IN April, and also between the 26th and
18th OF August.-EN. Y. Tribune.
DIDN'T THINK IT WAS LoADED-OFC COURSE.
CnarleS welsh, IL years of age, was put on
trial at Philadelphia yesterday, charged with
manslaughter; in having fatally shot a com
Panlon named McAdams on the 18th instant
defendant did not think that the pistol would
20 on at ne time he pointed il at the deceased.
ana me jury rendered verdict of not guilty
go - nonS oi' IDS cAclteu lnucl leeilnS.
and the habit of boys. carrying dangerous
weapons calls forth in this connection general
denunciatiOn.
An-Ryan 4 Geary of Calcasieuparish, Lou
ISlana, have brought suit against ex-Marshal
f1tkln and Jack Wharton, G. S. marshal, for
damages growing out of alleged illegal seizures
OF logs taken from private lands which had
been purchased by plaintiff.
W-Gen. Anderson has already received
more than 300 cOngratulatOry letters: he saws
that some OF them come from prominent ma
tiOnal democrats" NV
As-The Philadelphia Times desires to have
murderers privately suffocated by turning
some fatal kind of gas into their cells, so that
the execution may be seen by nobody, and re-
Voting scaffOld exhibitions prevented.
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW HATS For SPRING WEAR.
The Filth Avenue Silk Hat, 81 and IS;
New style Self-conforming Hats, $50 and g Z:
E-egant Black Fur DerbyS, =, $50 So:
Gents Soft Fur Hats. SI.25 Sl.5a sln 81;
Mems Stiff and Soft Wool Hats soc to sl'2S
We have all the new and desirable STYLES of
Boys and Children's Hats (Stif and SoftO
which we are offering at all prices. from soc
to $50, at Lewis, E29 9TH street. between |
and h.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amnsemenfs. &C.. Tonight.

AIuuStIHtHHs,
National Ineater. -CarncroSS & DiXeyS
Ministries.
Ihedter C0niQue.-VarietieS.
LGbOr ErChdnge.-Fair and musical enter
fainment
Lincoln HaR.-Ilustrated entertainment by
Judge Bick.
German EraRge'icm C7turch.-Grand fair
and festival.
Congregational Church. - Lecture by J..
Leonard Corning.
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CARDS MiIans 4 wilkins, COS It'll

PMPLEs.-Pimples removed free of charge
at the China Doctors office, 237 Pa. avenue.
IF You have tired taking medicine for mead.
ache without relief. Just try one bottle of
LOdiLe'S Headache Specific, and YOU will
thank us for the suggestion.
Go AMONGST THE Poor, who are most ex-
posed 10 consumption, and ask what Or. 8. ID.
In a hours ii will relieve the hardest cough.
Sold by druggists.
NEW Books AND MAGAZINES TO LoAN.-J
ansIm, bookseller, li2i street, has taken
The agency of the American Book Exchange
New New ORR, and in Jew days will be ready 10
Loan W al dppncantS new and standard publ
cations In any quantity demanded. CAN at
once and speak for what you want. 2S5
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY CURED
lost vitality restored, by Dr. s. d. R0tre'S Ara
6tdn Tonic Blood Purifier, sold by druggists.
DIR. Howe can be consulted. free of charge
every evening next week from I to Q clock
flor gentlemen only) at his parlorS, st. James
ACTING THROUGH THE PORES upon the
sources of Inflammation Glenn SulpfWr S0dD
promptly relieves the burning, itching and
other annoyances caused by Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Impetfgo, EryspeaS, and other
skin diseases and ultimately removes every
EeStlge OF them.
HILL'S INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE is safe as
well as speedy.
Il
undenled even by the martinetS Ofthe medical
profession, that HOStetter's Stomach BitierS is
the best antldote TO malaria, and the finest ac-
cllmatlng medicine in existence, In fever and
ague districts, in tropical and other regions
visited by epldemicS and indeed in all local.
ties where the conditions are unfavorable to
health, this famous vegetable inyigorant and
Alternative has been found a potent safeguard
even TO feeble constitutions and fragile frames:
Whlle as cure for Indigestion, billiouSneSS
and ali kindred complaints, ii is cOnfessedly
without rival.
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, NONRESIDENT fail
to procure Mrs. Hi11SIOlrS Soothing SUrup for
all diseases OF teething in children. II relieves
lhe cnlld from. pain, cures wind collie, regI-
IafeS the bowels, and, by giving relief and
nealth TO The Child, gives rest TO the mother.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
1ererS Chronic, painful, and proStrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
ers Electric Belts the grand deSderatum
Avoid limitations. Book and journal, with par
GcularS, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
GaiVanc Co.. New York city. 6,25,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMRN.-We wish to
can attention to A. FiScher's Chemical Scour-
Ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. sos G street,
near 9th street. By PROMPTLY adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
Work In manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dye1ng Ladies' and Gents Suits are in
TACT, the chea pest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly party
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
tlcle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as If newly made. Kid Gloves
Cleaned two pair for . cents.
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IF You have tired taking medicine for head.
ache without relief just try one bottle oI
L0diGe'S Headache Specific, and YOU viii
thank us for the suggestion
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nR. 9. d. HOWE'S
ARABIAN MILK CURE,
ARABIAN TONIC. IND ARABIAN
LIVER PILLS
Are the ONLY, MEDICINES that have
EVER BEEN KNOWN to POSI-
lively CURE
G 0 n S U NJ p ITO N

n. Frequently medicines that stop cough
the liver stop the circulation OF the bio d. hsmor
tina follows and in fae they clog the action Of
and s se ys
the cases OF Consumption. Many persons complain
to dull n, pain IN T., the side
droWsiness and restessness the food lying heavily
on the stomach, accompanied with acfdity and
originate from disordered condition Of the stom
ach or torpid liver. Persons so effected, if they
these cases be sudden Y checked, will find the
stomach and liver clogged, remaining torpid and
lungs are mass of sores and liberated, the result
Of which is death. DR.. Howe's Arabian Mix Cure
anything calculated to check the cough suddenIy "
DE- HoWe's Arabian Tonic dissoves the food mixes
ton, and creates ravenous appetite. When the
bowels are costive, skin saow, or the symptoms
otherWlSe OF bilious tendency, DR.. Howe's Ara
bian Liver Pills are required.
, Price MILK CURE and TONIC, 81 per bottle.
P Z 20 cents per box. Sold in Washington,
Dc, wholesale and retail, by
sToTT & CROMWELL, 4so Pennsylvania ave.
VIM. s. THoMPs s. Fe! rs Is 18th st.
y. ,. r ENT T. e, i2ol PENNSYLVANIA ave.
seS 3, hp ss.. soFnsT f. ave-
u A; ). SCHAFHIRT. corner North Capitol and
L. W. WRIGHT, corner 7th and e SITS. sw.
!. K; CASSIN, corner 7th and NJ SITS.
Ed: 5dWLIkG 90 zoi q. y ST St. s.w.
.DUCKETT. cor. Penn. ave. and 22i st.
GEO. w. CROPLEY, ITO Bridge ST., George
And by ''all druggists in Alexandria, Virginia.
DIR. 5. D. HOWE, PROPRIETOR,
1879 Liberty street, Ne,c York.
n. B.-Dr. Howe will visit Washington soon to
give advice and examine the lungs of all desiring 1t,
Tree OF charge, but for thorough examination
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Mary Brown ct al. to s. A. NJ Bassford. al 900
lot ~, SO. 1902; j. c. Fay ct al trustees. to
Waiter Evans. trustee, 8, $50, sub lots "A and
40 SO; 2Ss; H. T. Sanders to s. A Evans. 81. 800,
$1,000, lot 81. so. 400: T. T. Crittenden to w, J.
Acker ct al, s., one-fourth interest part lot
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Go AMONGST THE Poor, who are most ex
posed 10 consumption, and ask what Or. 3. ID
In q hours il will relieve the hardest cough
Sold by druggists
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IMPRESSED KID GLOVES. warranted real
Kid, buttons, at 90 cents a pair at Charles
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A New Testament Commentary for English
readers. Bishop Elliott. vol. 1.,.....,',,, ne On
Po,tnsa n ~ Sanon farrar 1.OG
Joeiah om n - Msue; nichols l. rs
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