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The Portland daily press., 1878-03-02


Evan Jones woke on the morning following
the eventful dinner, hot and teverish. with 3
tremendous headache, and an agonizing
feeling of thirst.
70 my poor headp' he groaned. "Betsey,
my gal,' imagining his wife was beside him
Tor mercy's sake get out and get me drink
O water, there's good SOUL"
There was no answer. 81 s'pose she's gone
down stairs. o, lor, my headp' and he
trled TO settle himself to sleep again, but his
parched throat was unbearable. III must
have drink of water, if die for it: and he
a un,swilllngly opened his eyes and dragged him.
exclaimed, as his eyes fell upon the unaccns.
toned surroundings. "Where the deuce have I
got to, and how on earth did 1 come here?
Why, it's like fairy tale. must be noble
man In disguise, or one of them founding hos
pltal chaps come into fortune. Jones. Won
old fool, you're dreamingI 1 amt thongh.
Lor, what bed and lace curtains and mar
BILE tables; and what a lot of looking glasses
'Pon my word, should like never to Get up
any more. l must have glass of water,
though. All! that's just heavenly, Now LEI
me think bit. How did l come here? Let's
see. what was yesterday Yes, it must have
been yesterday that went to the Welsh din
ner. remember going. but don't remem.
away du0 JuuSluS iiOlu NY ucdQ
this morning, Pm afraid / must have been
uncommon screwed. And I haven't been
nome all night. My eyes, whatll Betsey say !?
day."I
az TINS moment our hero's reflections were
interrupted by knock at the chamber door,
Come imp he shouted incautiously; cat
least no; don't come in-I mean. what is it ?'
Inc voice OF Mary, the parlor maid, re-
49,. Masters u so compliments, and he says break
come down stairs.' "" oAn
my respects to your master, and Phi be
down directly, miss" answered Jones. ~
.'Wel, that's a comfort, anyhow he solilo-
q9lzed, Tor pom my word. | don't know
whether mightn't be given in custody for
sleeping in other peoples beds under false
pretences; or embezzling any other GENTS
house, or something of that sort. How the
deuce did I get here, that's what beats mev'
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-02
POETRY.
March,

Sturdy March, with brows full sternly bent,
And armed strongly. rode upon a RAM
The same which over Hellespontus swan,
Yet in his hand spade be also bent
Ana IN a bag all sorts of weeds, same
which on earth he strewed as he went
And hled her womb with fruitful hope of nourish-
ment. --Speuser,
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that my wife, Helen 8
~ Hamilton, having left my bed ana hoard wifi,
out Just cause. and having taken away an adopted
confTacte ANNE NV T. Hamilton shall pay no debts
nor any bills for the support and maintenapce of sai1
Annie I. Hamilton. % u s'iu
Deering, Feb IS, 1878. tebi9dSws
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-02

Into Evans waistcoat pocket, and the owner,
BY no means being DESTROYS of being involved
In an after-dnner brawl, moved away to an
other part of the table. By dint of little
numoring, those around managed to soothe
tne merry Evan into comparative tranquility,
ana after few more desultory observations,
wherein bis descent from Llewelyn still played
prominent part, he leant back in his chair
and was speedily fast asleep.
The toasts came to an end at last. the
bards packed up their harps, and the last of
the guests departed, leaving Evan Jones still
sound asleep in his chair. A council of watt
ers was held over the slumbering hero. and
endeavors were made to rouse him, Thew
shook him, they punched him-but all in
vain. He couldn't or he wouldn't wake up.
They succeeded in getting out of him that
his name was Jones, but to further inquiry
as to where he lived he only murmured,
'scendant of Llewellyn," and relapsed again
into still deeper slumbers.
you'll have to give him shake-down
among the empty bottles, William" said one.
Net If know it," replied the head wait
er. He might wake up in the night and
walk on with the spoons. No, we must find
ouL Wnere ne lives, somehow. Some of you
Just LOOK IN his pockets, will you? Perhaps
tne gent mas card case about him."
No sooner said than done,
Heres card" said one, diving into Ev-
ans coat pocket. "Mr. Owen Jones, 90 Win
slow square,"
"That's him right enough; he said his
name was Jones. He don't look much like
a Winslow-square sort, does he? But there's
no accounting for these Welsh gents. Just
as well ne had his pasteboard about him,
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-02
Maine Central
RAILROAD,


MONDAY, DEG. 3, 1877.
Passenger Trains leave Portland for Ram
gor, Dexter, Belfast and WatervfIle at
1240 and 1145 p. m.
For Skowhegan at 1885, 70 40 and II as nm.
For Augusta, Halloweli. Caroline. ma
Brunswiek at ZOO a. M, 1910, $40 and 11.45 D,
For Rockinnd and all stations ON Knox a. lin
coin r. R., and for Lewiston via Brunswick A.
ZOO a. m. and 1910 p m. ~
ger Baih at 100 a. M, 1910 and 500 q. m.
F0F FarmIngt0n, Monm0nth, N5fusE,rou
Aeadheld, West WaterViIIe s,nd Waser.
viiie via Lewiston at 1925 D. m.
For Lewiston and Auburn.
Passenger Trains leave at 70 .S5 D. m. and Biz
p. m. The train leaving at 1l.45 d. IN, also has a
passenger car attached, connecting at Cumberland
junction with Mixed Train for Lewiston An
burn, Winthrop and WalerviIIe. Tbe II az
?. m. tram is the Night Express Train with phil
man sleeping Car attached, which makes close con-
Rectson at bangcr tor all stations on the Bangor
flscataquls, and Il. q n, A. Railway and Tor
houiton, Woodstock, 81 Aadrews IA
stephen, 81. John and Halifax.
Fsasnsenger Trims arrive in Portland IA
II;loWs;-The morning trains from Augusta Gar
o oin bath, Brunswick and Lewiston at s35 and
9;4v a. IN: The day trains from Bangor, Dexter
beuast, Skowhegan, Pennington, X. a. L. r. r.
anu al intermediate stations at 255 and 800 n. M
Inc afternoon train from Augusta, Bath, K r. H.
X. X. at SO p. m. The night Pullman Express
train at 1.50 a. m. 'S'
1Oruano pec. ., lo0. ju1fdtf
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STEAMERS.
INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.

Eastpors, CALAIS, ST. Jeha, N. B., AnDsp-
OILS, Windsor and Halifax. N. g.,
ChaFloisetown, p. Ell
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having been made, and these for light mis-
demeanors. A well-dressed and good-looking
GIRL named Killie Burdell appeared at the
stationhouse during yesterday afternoon and
surrendered herself, stating that a warrant
had been sworn out against her by somebody,
and she desired to put up forfeit. The sta
tionhouse authorities had no knowledge OF
any warrant, but they took a forfeit of five
dollars, and the girl went on her way re-
joicIng.
Last night the patroiman on the DeSoto
street beat observed well-dressed man Of
color, as he supposed, prowling around in a
suspicious manner on that street and In
Questionable locality. On observing more
closely, the patrolman discovered the man to
be a white man, who had his face and hands
blackened in negro minstrel style; too black
for any man of color. The man was arrest
ed, taken to the stationhouse and locked up.
He asked for a basin of water to wash the
black off, and refused to give his name. He
would give no account of himself as to why
he was masquerading in black in the DeSoto
street locality. He is a young man, well
known, and Is a clerk In business house
He will never play the man IN black again.
The clnb of gentlemen known as the
Memphis drivers association Will to-day
twa weeks, the twepiy-ffth instant, give an
entertainment at Olympic trottiDg park Tor
the benefit of the orphan asylums of the
city-St. Peters, Leath and Church Home
The proceeds of the entertainment will be
equally divided between the above assocla-
tons. A mule race Of ten entries will be
one of the attractions; no mule is to be md,
den by Its owner and the slowest mule will
secure the purse. This is always the fastest
kind of a race when properly arranged. The
next race will be trot to harness, best three
in FIVE, with four of the fastest horses in
Shelby county starting for the purse. This
entertainment should draw a large assem-
blage of people, not only on account of the
fine sport, but on account of the good cause
for which it is given.
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port stands never better, 81 very good, q
moderately good, 10 not good IS forming
and blooming very well, 81 moderately we'll,
not well.
g. Condition Of crops-33 report condition
of cotton crops never better, 81 very good,
% moderately good, IA poor, badly cul-
tivated.
Z. Condition compared ioith 1S77-S2 re-
port condition OF crops much better than in
1877, % about same, 20 not so good.
g. MiscelldneOus-Unde this head there
is considerable complaint of grassy crops,
weather so wet we cannot work out, and
indications of further slight abandonment, if
rains continue long; slight complaints OF
rust: too fast growth, with slight shedding
of squares; however, there is less miscel-
laneous complaint than is usual at this
season.
8. Corn crop-7S report condition of corn
crops as being very fine, 35 in moderate good
condition, 10 crops inferior, So report well
cultivated, 81 badly cultivated an additional
planting of Cd per cent. was made In June.
TO- Wheat crOpS-97 report harvested,
abandoned, 20 none raised, 81 report threshed
out or protected from weather, 10 exposed
average yield per acre, 6 Az leo bushels; 81 per
cent. less than last year, and averaging about
half an ususal crop; quality, poor; cause,
rust.
II. Vegetable crops-72 report increased
planting of Irish and sweet potatoes. 46
about same, less; ~ report yield of Irish
potatoes uoprecedentedly large, As about
same, 6 inferior yield; sweet potatoes give
good promise; other vegetables and fruits are
unusually abundant.
II. Sorghum -4report increased acre
age, 60 decrease; only 80 give the per cent,
which averages Al per cent. less than last
year las to them); 70 report the crop in good
condition. 8 poor; considerable mention is
made that the crop is not profitable one,
and that its cultivation will be confined to
isolated regions, and only for home consump-
ton.
Is. Labor-1O9 report laborers working
very well, Is moderately well, not well
(trouble, politics.; lib report their general
morale as better than for five years Tor since
made free). 5 about same, not so good;
many mentions are made of more temperate
habits aud economizing disposition.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MosQUITo BARS, all kinds, cheap at w. h.
Thixton's 256 Second street.
GREEN BRIER improves every day-re-
Gel, es more volume with age than any whisky
in the market.
ONE and two-horse Stakeholder wagons,
and platform spring wagons, at prices to suit
the times. r. n. WALLACE & co.
QUERY.--"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg b os:
Seal of North Carolina at the same prlcer'
ONLY one in the worId-the genuine DIR.
M'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of DR.. Nj Cabe on each
label. G. w. JONES & co.
The WILSON SEwING-MACHINEs; also
needles, oils, parts and attachments, will
hereafter be kept by the undersigned. Will
son machines needing repairs will receive
prompt attention. j. B. ALDRICH,
254 Second street.
n. B.-F. Z. keenan,, late of Wilson office,
will be found at above address.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITY.

New York, July 10: Gray. the noted forger,
arrived to-day in the steamship Nevada from
Liverpool.
London, July 10: Silver to-day, 525sd per
ounce. India council bills were allotted at
lid per rupee decline.
Buffalo, July 10: Arthur A. Poole. tire
man, was instantly killed by the collision Of
hose-cart and truck-wagon going to lire.
New York, July 10: MAJOR A. 81. Slhley.
sixty years of age, died at the New York
hotel this morning. He was a resident OF
Detroit.
Quebec, July 10: Three hundred young
Irishmen are drilling nightly to 60 to Mon
treal Thursday. Battery B leaves this evening
for Montreal. There IS intense excitement
here.
San Francisco, July 10: The Siria flume
and lumber company, operating in Butler,
Teama and adjoining counties, have sus-
pended payment. Liabilities, about two
million dollars.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Defeated Candidates Invited to
Take q Hand

The Defeated Candidates Invited to
Take q Hand
EDITORS APPEAL-The campaign is draw
ing rapidly to close, and for the election of
the Democratic ticket every effort Is necessa-
nv. Organized and earnest labor should be
given everywhere by those who are interest
ed in the result, and among those who GER
tainly possess the power of helping on to VIC
tory | rank the defeated candidates before
the convention. They numbered many lnt1u-
entail and active citizens among them; had
strong, cordial support from the body, and
naturally can now bring about genuine en-
thusiasm by showing that when they pledged
themselves to give the nominees their sup
port, they did not merely mean they would
cast their votes for the ticket, but would hon
estly work to procure the support and votes
of others. OF course their friends felt little
sore over their defeat, and consequently, in
some instances, may give only lukewarm
adhesion to the choice of the convention.
Now my appeal is to these defeated ones to go
among their friends and the people at large,
and show that while they wanted office, they
are men enough to take thrashing; honora-
bic enough to fulfill, to the EXTREMIST extent,
the pledge they gave the convention; patriot
ic enough not to surrender the county to the
opposition because of personal disappoint-
ment, and strong enough to show that prln-
ciple is greater than prejudice.
ONE OF THE DEFEATED.
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LAW REPORTS.
circuit Court-ne,.he,I. Judge.

Circuit COurt-HetskeII.J Judge.
The court disposed Of all the motions in the
cases entered on the motion docket yesterday,
except the following, which were continued
till Friday next: 1862, Jet vs. City of MEM
phis; $50, Nesbitt VS. CITY of Memphis; 1856
to 1886, Monegan ct al VS. Larkin ct al; $3.50,
Stevens VS. Riddle. Coleman & Co.; 1850,
Kuode VS. Duncan & Gordon; 4008, Williams
VS. Wood; l747, Matthias VS. City of Memphis;
1869, Berlin VS. Seessel; 5577, Coover & Mil
Ter VS. Mangum; 4139. Security Bank VS. Ga
hey; 1919, Howell VS. Memphis and Ohio rail-
road company. In cases under Amusement
the attorneys are requested to hand in briefs
at once, as the same will be disposed OF dur
ing the week. The following cases are set
for trial to- day, before special judges: $3.50,
Fennessy VS. City of Memphis; $3.50, Clement
VS. Dixon ct al.
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STEABSHEPS.
~TEAwsHEPS.
INMAN LIME
ROYAL HAIL STEAMERS.
NEW YORK to (sUEENSTOWN
and LIVERPOOL,

Every Thursday or Saturday.
lions Tons.
CRY or BERLIN .549l SITT OF BRSsskl5't Q
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 CITY NEW YORK .S.SO1
CRY OF CHEsTKR. $3.50 CITY OF PARIS -3OSl
CITY OF MONTREAL. .44S0 CITY BROOKLYN. 2Sl1
These MAGNIFICENT steamers, built In GatertgEt
COMPARTMENTS are among the strongest, largest and
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons ara luxudously furnished, especially
we'll lighted and ventilated and take up the whole
width of the ship. The principal staterooIns are
amidshps, forward of the engines where least noise
and motion is felt. and replete with every com
fort having all latest Improvements double Derths,
electric bells, etc.
Line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms, gentlemen s sniok-
Ing and bathrooms, BARRIERS SHOPS, pianos, hDId-
rIes, ETC., provided
FOR rates of passage and other information, apply
to JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
81 and 33 = oadway, New York.
Or to THOMAS FISHER,
K ay4S Bank, MeWph
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

rTNHE above Association now ready to issue
i their third series of stock. After an unpTece-
dented successful years business, and having pio
neeTed an entirely new field in Building and Loan
Association business, authorized from the re-
suit In stating borrowers non borrowers that We
can guarantee them the best paying stock In the
city Subscriptions will be received By the Secretary
the Office of the ASSOCIATION. IS Madison street,
or by any OF the Directors.
DiRECroRs Hon Jacob Thompson Dr.. d. T. Por-
ter, NJ. Gavin, John Gum, T. ID. Goodwin. Thomas
Holman. Jr.. p. M. Winters, Judge C. W. Heiskell,
h W. GTebel, W. ]. McUermott, Il d Jo9ian.
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON ......-.......... President
THOMAS HOLMAN, JR -..---.-.. Nice-President
DIR. ID. T. PORTER $4,000. Treasurer
W. ]. MCDERMOr IT, Secretary
BELCHER d JORDAN -....-.-------.-- AttoTDels
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Something New in the Line OF
Machinery.

The Chickasaw ironworks have recently
purchased and put IN position all of the
latest improved machinery for making bolts.
All parties interested are invited to call at
the works, 90 Second street, and see the
practical workings of the machines, at four
o'clock, Thursday July IL, 1873.
RANDLE, HEATH & LIyERMORE,
PrOprfetOrs
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NVthaCAs, NSNsiy ~ HHVAHC,
And cure your child with DIR. Moffett's teeth
ina (teething powders). Teethina regulates
the bowels and makes teething easy; cures
cholera infantum and the summer complaints
of children, heals eruptions and sores; re-
moves and prevents the formation of worms.
No medicine ever received such enthusiastic
commentator from those WIN have used it.
W. n. Wilkerson & Co. and all druggists
keep 1t.
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PERSONAL.

SEE advertisement of "Pony Wanted, - and
call at 40 Union street.
VITIToRs at the cotton exchange yesterday
were ]. A. Pearce, Clarksdale, Mississippi: J.
J. Holbrook Nashua, N. H.; Colonel VIM.
Finder, Gadsden, Tennessee.
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From Dr. C. c. Clark, Oswego, New York:
=" l have made sufficient experiment of
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic iDvigorator to enable me to say that it is
by far the best of all the preparations of the
kind food and tonic) that have eyed used.
To the sufferer from chronic diseases, or the
convalescent, it is invaluable, being both
nourishing and strengthening.
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NOTICES.
DITY ENGINEERS oFFICE,

OITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, -
- MEMPHIs, July 10, 1878.
- Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until II O'Clock m. Wednesday, July II. for stone
pavement to be laid on Madison street, from Fourth
street TO the Memphis and Charleston Depot. For
specifications and other information, apply at this
office The city reserves the right to reject or all
of the pronosais j. IL. HUMPHREYS,
Aching City Engneer.
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MEDICAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANs.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACILITY:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
7. G. RICHARDSON, MD Professor of Surgery.
S. NJ. BEMISS. VI D.. Professor of Theory and Prae-
tice of Medicine.
s. E. CHALLE, MD, Professor of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
JOSEPH JONES, MD, Professor Of Chemistry.
s. LOGAN. d. Professor of Anatomy.
E S. LEWIS, NJ D.. Professor OF Obstetrics, etc.
j. B. ELLIOTT. N. D., Professor of Materfa Medica.
A. B. MILES, MD, Hemonstrator Of Anatomy.
The next annual term in this Department (now in
its forty fifth year, will begin October FL. 1873.
and end VI arch - 1879. The first three weeks
Will be devoted exclusively to CiniCal Medicine and
Surgery and Practical Pathological Anatomy in the
Charity Hospital, ana Practical Chemistry and Dis
sections at the College,
The Charity Hospital has 400 beds and an annual
admission of more than thousand patients, and
oilers unrivaled facilities for practical teaching The
udents accompany the professors in their daily
nity of studyicg diseases and accidents az the BID
Sfe OF the patients 1t Is to this peculiar feature of
the school that the Faculty call especial attention
Fees-ln view OF the lacts above stated and the
unusual amount OF care and labor involved In the
effort to render the course complete as possible
tine same fees demanded as charged by the
Schools OF New York and Philadel CHA, namely:
Naturalization, So; Lectures, Sl40; Practical Anat-
omy, SO; Graduation, $50 Payments required In
advance. For circulars giving full details, address
t q RiCHARD5ON, Md. Dean,
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Masonic TempIe-Building Committee.

rNHE Building Committee of the Masonic Temple
i of Memphis requests and will receive cash bids
for the completion OF the BUILDING Plans and spec
lncations OF the work TO be done can be seen at
Jones q Baldwin's Office All bids must be sealed
ana delivered TO the committee and Will be opened
by them on the 9th day OF July next at the Secre
tafy's Office. Bids will be received up 10 II m. OF
that day The right TO reject any or all bids Is re-
served BY this committee.
LOUIS HANAUER,
u. T. POR
r. c.. WILLIAMSON,
Building Committee
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For Upward Of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the stom-
ach, relieves 1cind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysesIteyy and diayThea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. Tscenty -Iipe cents bottle.
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MISS. AND TENN. R. r. co.

coupons OF Consolidated Bonds, series b. o:
- this company, Will be paid, either at the Union
and Planters Bank Memphis, or the Importers and
Traders National Bank New York. Holders OF the
few outstanding old bonds OF the company VIII add
much 10 the value OF their securities by promptly
exchanging them for the new Consolidated Bonds.
s. h LAMB,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Special Notice to Tourists.

TTNHE Lake Superior Transit Company is running
i Ten Splendid Passenger Steamers between
Buffalo and Duluth and intermediate ports. Five
saIlIngs weekly. For information apply 10
b n EVANS. Gen'l ManaRer Buffalo. ". ".
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what Eminent st. Louis Fhy
siCianS Saw:

"Colden's Liebig's liquid extract OF beet
ticle of diet, and particularly useful when
tones are required, being tolerated when
other forms of animal food are rejected. In
diptheria, typhoid fever and every depressing
disease its use will be attended with great
advantage. We have prescribed it with sue
cess, and believe it to be a most valuable
remedy"
S. b. PRASONS, MD
DRS. s. L. q J. c. NlDELET
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO,
[ MESfPHIs, July B. 1878.
~ At the annual meeting OF the Board OF d.
rectors OF this Company, held this day. Semi-a
nual Dividend OF Five Per Cent was declared
from the net earnings OF the past six months.
%. T. PORTER, President.
q SecraiaIY.
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DividendENoGice.

OFFICE HERNANDo ms. co, -
~ MEMPHIS, July 8, 1878
E~ The stockholders of this Company are hereby
notified that the Board Of Directors have this day
declared " Cash Dividend of
TEN IO) PER CENT.
upon the capital stock, payable on demand.
f. NJ. NELSON, Secretary.
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Positive Notice

III ISLAND is POSITIVELY FORBIDDEN, and
parties violating this notice and stealing berries,
Nav 1 l. 1873 NJ. ID. L. STEWART.
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viii offer this day, and sell for three days
only
Ten thousand yards Union linen lawns at
SC per yard.
Twelve thousand yards fine "A percales at
&c per yard.
This offering is decidedly cheaper than
prints at 275c per yard.
Purchasers should avail themselves of this
rare opportunity at once.