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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

,ny,.sS can .a-ss to m..siSoa.y rapid,
.i~n,ise N SisekA. the No unerrins Rut-~
i"r So. Mekr>s1k r-n"" new
|rr'" hJnR'sAr -o -ueee >>faA -n,,,as people with
hr-v ~ SnssV nsrSns ro reap VT the t--u~:ts oi
largest capital and is.-t skill. Thou~;,mt> ot
orders. IN various sums, are poolest vast
amount and co-ov~rsts-! = "A mighty Whole, thus
-erur,ng tn earh SHAREHOLDER all the advantages
III the largest operator. Immense pr"nt> are
'tvdet monthly Any amount, from 81 To- S5.,.o.
ur more, can ~ tsrsd successfully n. y. Baptist
Weekly. september .sth. is.a says, lily thu.
combination system So would make So, or .
per cent. So PAYS $s1. or per cent. Sl'S
nuness Seen ~ " reS e~ws. the -ss~k. stssviny
the month. 4corsi'ng To- the market" Frank
i~>is~'> ldusirs''st NEWSPAPER, June 18th The
cssuh'saei"n ~ >ss-sn " fssinsi~d upon ~ovr.~t
business principles an.i PERSON ns-.t In With
ut I'm ii~or,e while " ~ Kept working by N-s>rs.
ils~ rrns'e q Co. BROOKLYN Journal. Apri 18th
'-our editor made net profit 1T sIui.... from
so IN one Of Mr~>rS. Law renee. -. - combine
,"n~- New circular ,m:si,ed irrc) explains
VERY thing. Stork> aud h"nd- wanted. t,"v~rn-
mont bonds supplied Lawrence n Os,. K,uker-,
>. Exchange Pis-e. NY.
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STRAY NOTICE

Taken Up by c. T. Francis and posted before
r. Howe, u justice of the ye~r~ in Washington
township of Pcttis county. on the - day II Msy,
ISIS. one pony mare. strAw berry roam, with white
stripe IN the face !; has on old shoes in front: II
hand. high; ~ eight years old sDd wears marks
IL Saddle and harness. Appni.ed at so by J. v.
Wright. James Cariin and 8. Letter. 5-l3-v3te
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given. ,i,,t the undersigned.
nj the estate at phne Jofs'. wiii make
settlement .f his acrouDt- wnh -sist estate a> >,rh
CURATOR at the next of tie Probate Court 0s
P..it,- county, Missouri. Z" is holden at S<stals
in sid county, an the l1ih .isy 81 August. n ID
l..s. MONRpE LPilNss- Curator.
s-i1-xlte =. A. WARpAS. Attorney.
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Deciding Q Duel.

The eccentric H. H. Breckenridge,
one Of the judges of the Supreme
court Of Pennsylvania, when q young
man, was challenged to fight a duel
with an English officer. whom he
answered as follows: Il have two
objections to this duel matter. The
one is lest l should hurt you, the
other is lest you should hurt me. l
don't see any good it would be to me
to put q ball through your body. I
can make no use of you when dead
for any culinary purpose. as I would
q rabbit or . turkey. l am no canni.
hal to feed upon the flesh of men.
Why. then. shoot down q human
creature, of whom could make no
use? A buffalo would make better
meat. for though your flesh might be
delicate and tender. vet it wants the
firmness and consistency which take
and retain salt. At any rate it would
not do for q long sea voyage. You
might make good barbecue. it Is
true, being of the nature Of . raccoon
or opoeeum people are not 10 the
habit of barbecuing anything that is
human now. And as tn your hide. it
is not worth taking of, being little
better than q two-year-old colt! So
much for you. As to myself, / do
not like to stand in the way Of any.
thing that is hurtful. I am under the
impression that you might hit me.
This being the case. think it must
be advisable to stay in the distance.
If you mean to try your pistol, take
some object. q tree or harndoor, about
nv dimensions. If you bit that,
send me word. and / will
acknowledge that II l had been in the
same place. you might also have hit
me-" f
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= ases q Sspsrssses osae sxpsessy ssr sseso fssss
AC9 Cnrivaled Soea0 fhrsaAee 8nG5oeo,
~ hssA Pcrtasse ami Srae,san. vtth va11aA0 I0Osese
0eass. fhs bryooi any osSer nabe - hsA
= ehsee 0ve tnes thai o0DuDl can ~ 0o3a - u
gxssa Grim SAVED By thcse loerosed ns<Aises-
k9RAIX Rsisen viii Dee sab0lt % tie eoog.
~ saseage q Crsis ssl IL tsertsr Sest 49,
IN ssAs oacAiees vhes pssssd IL dises~scr-
MOT Osly vastly Nspesiee fse Wheaf. Oafs,
- Dass~y Rye and HE Gsstss bet IL Ostv ssecess
hl fhsesAef IN Y1ax. TocsAy Mkt C,sses. 81 me
eAsase As6 Graia % Seeds
~ Theesa9A WOekoaaaAlp. 0e9sat B1n0aA,
rustrtioa % Parts CoosSesrsr>s q Easis0eof. 49,
SuS ~vpaArua- TAresAer Ostas ere locsopAfahaG.
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SANFoRD'S
radio ALcURE
| For cHAR.RH
R000 eEE An0WE the 9eA

1900 FEET ABOVE the SEA.
M following tesetnoaials sse Dom Mss.eA. I
o. Bosv0sTl : Co, Denver. Col, largo and ine..
Rntial dsuggiseA hey ,reeoss lnpseo:s!coted1y
$780, 2 e slarn.nEg $1,000 e tn9 .ex.oa:
They speak q the Sou0ving geaeaemea - among
S0RgY AFFLICTED.
y O. AeseossA Z O. l9e0. OK GeasaeMsn.:
ero0psed b. . SellO0-leclnG for tho.e aillicied
VIII CaearI1, - % ED my testimony q hrha!f
q 6ANFURD'0 RADICAL CCRE yos CArAl:l1i.
have been oosely e0lc1ed ~ thh fearful diseaee
for for year. aa1 hayo tSted every kogvn remedy
Without avail. 0nf0 bought ooes1e q The above
CCRk non yoa. Uhlen rave ne almost infant re:
1eE ls being . eou1tle6t3ooAl . yell % . local
remedy. believe q 20 be al thae claimed 6or it.
oRA6Ical Cure f0e CafasEA.
vsgHsy xesn- WI ASEINE.
GREATLY AFFLICTED.
I0s1a. J. q. AoeeovsA q O, Dne0: GenNsMea,
RADicik cURS foR cxTNRRa % 81 Who are
alnieted With thu dlseaDe. j vxo gIea1ly ad1ietcd
viii q for long time, and cured M With tw0 bot
Ties Of the abovcCURR About year allervaTds
lwM again taken yith CoenSrA cute severely. and
Immediately ocne for anoeAee 6oes3el which exed
ne an riGhk G1ytn9 - RELIEF no H. ART doe.
J. an oonndeos thai the re0edy vm - oil that =
claimed for e. and moretoo. Whaling yoo success
IN 10 intsoducttoa. ] IN very truly {oefS
Denver. Oct L @. q Smith 4 Doll
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violently clentched, when the spasms
suddenly relaxed.
AND sHE DIED AGAIN.
DIR. Thomas Was not present at this
time, bat being hastily summoned, he
found the room cleared of furniture,
and all preparations made for laying
her out. She continued in this
spasm about forsy.fve minutes.
For over forty.eight hours from this
time she was continually in spasms.
except when she ceased to breathe and
her heart pulsate, which was q fro
quent occurrence, the attacks lasting
from Eve to thirty minutes.
On the ID Of June she was free of
spasms and free of pain, converted
with her friends and with scores of
people who came to SEQ her.
On the Sd of June, at APO q. M,
she again sank away: she continued
to all appearances dead twenty-nine
minutes. and again at $50, and con-
tinued forty-five minutes. She had
many more attacks, lasting from
five to thirty minutes. for the next
forty hours. From that time until
July 5 she was free from pain, 10
ceived her friends. and Ill the func.
lions Of the body were carried on
complete.
The physicians found only debility
to contend with. On the 9Th of July,
without wap1& pr 3 premonition Of
any kind, ii 3 O'clock 10 the afternoon,
she again passed o&. remaining appar-
emily dead about City minutes. She
had several sach spells during the
night, Of longer duration. which have
been repealed every afternoon till
now. .a -.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22
IVORY toilet sets at Lavigne's.
PERSONALS.

M'KEE RANKIN and family are at Gaston's 8.
IT should be remembered by housekeepers,
In purchasing compressed yeast, to ask their
grecers for Gaff, Freshman & Co.'S.
VISITORS registered at the cotton exchange
yesterday were as follows: f. w. Williams,
New York; NJ. u. Hail, st. Louis; T. Smith,
Marion; L. J. Polk, Folks landing.
Mr.. JERRY CocKRELL, whose arm was
amputated above the elbow, some time since,
IN conse quence OF a gun-shot wound acci-
dentally received by him while hunting in
Arkansas, is recovering rapidly. He will
soon be able to leave his room at the Peabody
and appear on the street.
NASHVILLE american, 18th: 1.-THE feature
of the day at the capitol yesterday was the
speech of Senator Clapp, OF Memphis, on the
State debt, in committee of the whole in the
senate. 1t is no disparag cement to the other
interesting speeches pro and con on this SUBJ
ject, and especially the able speech Of the
senator from Wilson, the day previous, to
assume that a more powerful speech than
that of the Memphis senator was never de-
livered in the capitol. Mr. CIapp spoke from
near eleven o'clock in the morning to near
half past FIVE in the evening, emitting about
che hours rece So at noon. 1t occupied near
FIVE hours 10 delivery. The legal and literary
reputation of the speaker had attracted
large lobby attendance. quite filing up the
space beyond the pillars of the senate cham
Der, while some occupied seats in the gallery.
On the floor of the senate were many ladies,
and among the distinguished citizens of the
State present were Elk Governor Neill S.
Brown, Hon. D. n. Kennedy, CJlonel A. S.
Colyar, Prof Eben Stearns, Hon. John Trim
BILE, Judge J. c.. Child, jackson B. White,
Esq General VIM. Quaries. Ed James, Esq,
w. B. Reese and other members of the State
bar. The speaker was listened to with the
closest attention, and on one Or two occa-
sions was applauded by the listeners"
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fenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary
for twentY-tour years. Ellis Harris was also
placed on trial on similar indictments, but
was acquitted. The Harris family had been
engaged in wholesale stealing in the vicinity
of Buntyn's station, few miles from the
city. But few residents escaped their noe
turnal raids, but the thieves came TO grief at
last.
In the argument of the Farrell Jackson
case in the circuit court, yesterday, Judge L.
w. Brown, in his able argument, fell in love
try. II is said that he made an effort to wrap
the stars and stripes around his client, Mr..
Farrell, the big fat oyster man, but alas! the
old flag was too small, to cover so much space.
But the judge used the old flag in manner
to show that h. Was familiar with its stars
and stripes. II also showed his affection for
the music OF the eagle bird.
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Finding Lost Thoughts

A little boy, weeping most piteously. was
interrupted by some unusual occurrence. He
hushed his cries for moment-the thought
was broken. Ma" said he, resumiug mis-
shifting, what was l crying about just
now?'' Papa whipped you for taking the
No. 10 cigar he bought of Sol Coleman" she
replied. ''Boo-hoo HOO" burst from the
young hopeful-the lost thought was found.
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LITERARY.

Among the April Observation-Disclosures,
The Atlantic, Ii pincOtt's, st. Rich
olas, the North American Re-
view, and the Southern
Historical Society
Papers.
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ciunah and New York. The volume will
embrace forty years Of active political life,
from 1903 to 1913, including pioneer sketches
OF society at CINCINNATI IN early days. The
work Is crowded with social, political and
literary recollectioas, in which are embraced
personal sketches OF noted people who be-
long to the history OF the country. The
work Is Of very interesting character, and
will soon be published by Robert Clark & Co,
Cincinnati.
WE have received the Commencement Ad-
dress Of s. Martin Ksrshaw, NJ. D., to the
class Of 1879 of the Homeopathic medical
college OF st. Louis. The address contains
advice with reference to the future lives of
the graduates, when they commence the
practice Of their profession.
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Eew a.dno Mistake.

An invention for the saving of money and
perfection of stylc-sometblng III a necktle
that will astonish and please. Trio for one
Duplex, TO be seen at James Kirkland's,
pe,hn1y hotaI
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FIRE! FIEE! pHRE
selling CT Entire stock at q Sacrifice.
u. SCHWARZENBERG
230 Main street


MEMPHIS, TENN, March 81, 1879.
On the third day of March, 1879, diff
Guilty having arisen In Holly Springs. Missis-
sppi, between Captain James t. FAINT, OF
Holly Springs, aud Mr.. w. J. Crawford, of
Memphis, Tennessee, from a nlisunderstand-
ing in regard TO g business transaction, we,
their respective friends, take pleasure in
stating that the matter has been honotably
and amicab!y adjusted between them.
ED Nj. WATSON.
JAS. Z. BEASLEY.
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Mrs. Wiusl0v's soothing 5yrEp has been
used tor children. il coueCts acidity OF :he
stomach, relieves ,ci'd eo!jc, regulates tie
bowels, cures cySfEte1y sad diaJ1'hed,
whether arising from teething O. other
causes. An Old ard sell. tried remssy
II0e'Hy .fUe cents per bottle
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EEfbner,s Cha.nuion pIatte
To COnsumptiVes.

Many have been happy to give their testi-
mony in favor of "Wiibors Pure Cod LiUes.
oil and Lime Experience has proved it to
be a valuable remedy for consumption,
asthma, diphtheria, and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Manufactured only by A.
B. WIlbor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists. ?
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italian HROnuIne = II.

Our third invoice Is now ready for in
spection, to which we invite the attention of
those wishing first quality Italian marble,
manufactured in Carrara, Italy, 10y the best
artists, at our own studios, and at prices &c
suit the times. which we guarantee to De
lower than any finn in the UEited States can
furnish at the same figures. Warerooms,
800 Second street.
GEoR5E II. BELL,
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Colden's Lebig's extract of beef and tonic
inVlgorator is a very agreeable article of diet,
and partil ularly useful when tonics are re-
qulred, being tolerated when other ferns Of
animal food are rejected. In dipAtherid,
ague, naalariat typhoid fepers, and depres-
great advantage. We have prescribed it with
excellent success. J. II. Leslie, MD; G. II.
Copp, Md; S. B. Prasons. MD; R. A.
Waugh. MD; Drs. s. /. and J. c. Nldelet;
YIN. Porter, II D.; and many others. Sold
10y grecers and druggists.
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A Homely. O,e.Fashioned Perfume

is lavender, yet deIiahtfuily refreshing and
invigorating. IL can be found in no purer
form than in J. & E. Atkinson's genuine
MItcham lavender
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NOTHNG has been discovered to equal DR..
Z. N Lanes celebrated vermifLge. Tor rid
ding the human constitution of worms. 1t
never fails-is simple an1 very inexpensive.
Every druggist keeps it, bat see the name
of Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh" on the
wrapper, or you are being deceived.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR WRITE RIVER.

8SAFIE HARRY EaEEE.
Memphis White River and EsiGcR RIVer
q. =. Il aEI Packets.
For Indian Bar, 81. Charles, Clarendon DeyalFs
Bluff, Des Are, Augusta, J2cksOnpOst, West Point
SeaTey Batasvill5, P0Whattaa, and POcahcntas
The new steamer
a. GsEG HARRY xs
81. 2. Haug. captain. J d. Moore, cleTE.
Leaves Memphis on and after November ID even
SATURDAY, at . PIN, connecting direct with the
new Back river U. S. mai packet MILT HARRY Tor
FOwllajtsu and POcahOntas, and with Daily Packets
20 Batesyiile and Upper White liver.
Through Rates to all points,
Freight consigned 70 Aiit EASSy Line Memphis OF
Terrene viii be promptly forwarded Freight viii
be Teee iye,. IL Isl tnOs on the z Lee WharfbOs
J. T. WASHINGTON Agent
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Country saloons VIII find IT to their
interest to get Pride of the West
Faucet and Air Pressure" and keep
the celebrated "Lemp's Lager Beer"
Fritz Pfemfert d 60, sole agents, I3
6lnurI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22

Where was Noses
when the light went cut? The popular song
set TO music giveu away april 1st. In the
meantime goods viii be slaughtered TO make
room for the great spring sale, to commence
soon at the Big Boo shoe store, 344 Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22

Four Per Cent United States Bonds
for sale at the State national bank at the
lowest market rate. ALI other issues of
United States bonds taken in exchange.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22

The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & AVERY.
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Oueer FanfEf

how last all smokers are learning that "Duke's
Durham" smoking tobacco ia the best5 ASK
your dealer for it, and take no other.
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Novel les


il jet, f5ucy and gold-plated iewelry, received
daily at Jet Palace. 5S5 Main street
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What Eminen1 sd. LouIs Phrsi CLANS Snr

German miIIet, Hungarian mIIIet,
Missouri E5ilIet, for sale by Otto
ScEwiii a 20. seeosDen, 2S3 Main
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Where was Eaoses

Floyd'S candies are often initiated, but
NeTe1 equGled.
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GEOR 5E II. BELL,
WA. d. RUDY, Agents

0dOPiess ExcaYating Comp any
Vaults enDtled at reduced rates. or &.
hees, Io2 = ashinEfOn and 45 Madison,
Ekit williams Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-22

URSE-White girl, twelve o. fourteen years old,
~ 20 take care VI child three years old. Answer
saturday, are Appeal ONCE.
HO1D COOK and Nurse, white prrfsued; refer
VI ence required ApplS at 3 l3 Vance street
SEBYANT-FOr general household WORK. Apply at
- a MO5BY ST.
ARS. CZAPSKI receives pupils In Vocal and In
vi siTumental music, at her residence, No. 266
Third street, conner Court Cultivation OF the voice
a specially.
GNFTY DAY BOAkDERS-At So per week or
II S12 per Month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
and Saloon, No. II Adams street
nNE SALESMAN Tor cash State salary S75 to
~ 500 per mouth aud expenses. References re-
Quired. LABFLLE MF'G CO Chicago, H.
n tENANT-TO cultivate 30 acres on Island 81 on
L shares: good dwellings and eisteTns. Apply to
Gage Fisher. 300 Front, or a. Lea * Co. Fulton.
NOOB-A white cook. Apply at
DARTIES wishing to purchase The
/ GROVER & BAKER SEWlAG-MACBINE,
20 call at their office 3lS Main street. Repairing
promptly attended 70, and warranted
HRS. c. O. VALENTINE.
FINSACREk-For The SOmeIYlle District High
i School, an experienced lacy music teacher; good
recommendations Iequi 90; sd guaranteed. Ad-
dress r. SALE, Sec'y. Atoka, Tenn.
GIrUATlON-By a urst-clsss SAWYER aud En-
Corner LaRose aud webster streets.
[DOAKDERS-At AZ Court street. Rates 20 suit
u the times. Front or back rOoms. Also day
DOafsiefs wanted.
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An UnfaiIing Fund Of Good Reading
Matter-The American Magazines
Still in the Van-SOme New
BOOks-GOssIp about Good
Things to Come.
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eoyEKNmENT BONDS.
aerman National Bank
OF Y EEsPRLB

ITAyE for sale the 4 per cent u. -. Bonds
II for immediate delivery. All other Is ues OF
u ). Bonds taken IN exchange
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sEackS-.EactxS,

One or two good jacks at reasonable prices,
fer sale at
]. a. FORREST E co IS.
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Monday. April I4,h-DAUGHf ER OF TIE BE- REGi-
MENT. Tuesday april l5th-FRA DlAVOLA;
"Wednesday, April l6th-DAUGhTEH OF 1hE
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John Sturia's Restaurant.

Ladies parlor up stairs, 337 Main, corner
of Union.
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six-WheeI Casters.

For all sewing-machines. for 81 so, at
j. B. ALDRICHS, 254 Second street.
&rauG free oyster lunch to. might from
2 10 10 O'csOck: two sch0Oners of beer
for five cents. at Charles BertOn's. cor
Eer Is eate and shelby streets.
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BY Joaquin Miller the poet e the Serras, support q
by IOIfIS AIDEICH { T. PAR,LOE. and Won
derfully strong phenomenal cast rms ailractlon
Is under the mauagement o. MI j. n nav EhL J,
manager Of HeveTly's Theater, Chicago who pays Mr.
Mckee Rankin and Miss Kitty Blanchard certainty
OF $4,000 tor forty week. The DANlTES, wherever
produced. has been applauded to the echo by cul-
tured and enthusiastic audiences and al many fash
ionable theae-s numbers were nightly turned away,
unable % gain even standing room. And the man
agement confidently expect that the critical and In
tslugenf public Will indOIse the verdict that 1 he
Danltes Is the American play so long sought alter
at last found. Reserved seats TOR sale al HolenDer
MOndsy and Tuesday, March 24-z5, Narde Bar
ignores Diplomacy Co. Wednesday. Thursday, FIJI
day and Saturday. COlyille Opera BuIlesque co.
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Ff0yf's.

FIOy1's.
Regular meals SerUed. Sherbet and pure
ice cream for dessert. Fresh pastries for
ujich
Fritz Pfemfert IL Co, No. I3 Court
street. receive beer each day fresh
from LenD's renowned brew cry, pack
ed In ice In their refrigerator cars
Order your beer from them.
Bzibner's Champion PIaiters,
Simplest, cheapest and best for all kinds of
plating, at
j. B. ALDRICHS, 254 Second street.
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VIII give THREE OPERAS. with Full Orchestra, at
Memphis Theater.
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sTRAYEI1 OR STOLEN.

TIlaREE MULEs-Two OF them black, mealy
L noses; ole horse and one mare tne Othef
wand viii b. paid FOR theiT return 10 the Undersigned
MEMPHIS OIL CO.
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FOR ARKANSAS CITY.

Fer Arkansas S!Ity ana Way E.aErds,.s.s
Citizens aemphis and Arkansas CITY Packet
Company The Elegant Steamer
Es<R<GS EB. 80
JIo. g Davis. master ,iTo GYTa:hrpey- CleT5
WI leave as above every MONDAY ana THURS
DAY, at > pm. Tor freight or passage amply To
=. W. L16HT6URSE, General Freight Agent.
n .. &CnTCe street. oUpCste I'sahodY f0fa
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FOR VICKSBUHG.
Eor yieizsbHrg and Ill the Bends.
The Splendid Steamer
% 0ETa -. Nsau6A.

W IN BAKE, master.
VIII leave as above SATURDAY, March 22d. nj
pm. For freight or passage. apply az Memphis
AMI St Louis Packet CO.'S wharfbOat foot of Mon
Zoe street. AID STORM, superintendent
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NTEMPHIs OFEKA CLUB,

PROF. C. P wNKLKR MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
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0uaeE1ta E5eIIe, 5.

Adams a.. -. EaIl Bi1e-fEeaiDhIg an.,
sscksbUr& Packets.
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AMUSEMEA rs.

MEMPHIS h-Thursday. Friday
W and Saturday, Starch 20-2i-22 Matinee
Saturday. az pm. The great sensational event
viii BE- produced az an enormous expense. The only
appearance this season o. the gifted American aIt-
ISIS, Aar- Hchee E-Hnktu and Miss kitI1
BIanehsra. IN their beautiful and ehafminsH