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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30

choice Kentucky peaches. He also
has some fine red snappers.
An utterly utter Adams street beau
wrote the following to his sweetheart:
II win be- your sweet beau,
While the winter winds bleau;
To the concerts wo'u geau,
Theau We geau through the snsau."
The peculiar state ofthe atmosphere
for the past two or three days has been
exceedingly painful to rheumatic
sufferers, and they have been made to
suffer, indeed.
1t would be a good idea for the
young artists of the city, of whom
there are many, to form themselves
into a club for mutual improvement
and entertainment.
What the average female wants to
know at the present time is whether
to have her pOlonaise a la Princess
BooriObOola- Cha or make the skirt Of
blue aud white awning.
After this week, buyers Of cotton on
Eastern spinner's account, are ex.
peoted to enter the market for heavy
purchases. The cotton is here to
suit, and the orders to purchase are
also.
Don't be led into the mistake that
Solar Tip shoes are high.priced be-
cause they are so highly recommend
ed. zellner & Co. win sell you the
genuine article just as cheap as any
limitations sold elsewhere.
Flying scuds moved at a lively pace
overhead this morning travelling.
toward the nOrthWest. A brisk wind
came from the southeast all through
last night and continued to-day from
the same quarter. 1t portends showers
close ahead.
A beautiful commentary on the
management Of public affairs, is that
of the city's managers stopping the
removal of filth. A temporary dump.
boat of some kind might have been
provided, if the proper officers had
thought about it.
Many do not understand why garb.
age boxes are not handled by the
authorities, as in former days. The
real cause is that the dumpboat is on
the docks, and people must house
their nastiness until it is repaired and
ready for work again. 1t is not a very
aromatic duty, but its the only chance.
A very small boy was noticed yes
terday evening sitting on a curbstone,
in front of a Humpty Dumpty bill
board, earnestly gazing at the figure
of a doe-faced clown with his finger to
his nose. The boy sat like a statue
for full five minutes, and then, sud.
denly rising, deliberately dashed his
fist in the clowns face and walked
away.
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Friday evening, Sept. 80, 1881.
LEDGER LTERs.

Windy last night.
From 720 to 800 yesterday.
Shell oysters. Crystal Palace.
Monarch -four. Lytle & Shields.
Sweet apple cider at S. L. Moore &
Cos.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
New kraut, pickles and %cranberries
at S. L. Moore & Co.'s.
Chalk marksat the Cotton Exchange
led a lively dance to-day.
Wines and liquors of all kind for
family trade at S. L. Moore T. Co.
Rubber stamps and stencils, cheapest
and best, at Haberling's, 2S1 Second.
Plants extra -four. Lyle & Shields.
Choice butter and cheese received
by express daily by s. L. Moore &
Co.
The young ladies of Memphis may
be compared to all else lovely except
water nymphs.
Hay, corn, oats, bran, cotton seed
meal and all kinds of feed at S. L.
Moore & Co.'s.
A Polish family passed through tho
city yesterday, going to a settlement
Of Poles in Arkansaw.
The rage for pretty ornaments made
at home, Of thin woods and other ma.
t%erials, is rapidly increasing.
Best refined oil. Lytle & Shields.
Fresh broiled mackerel in tomato
sauce, mustard sardines, potted meats
Of all kinds at s. L. Moore & Co.'S.
New mackerel in barrels, half bar.
rels, B and l pound tins, at S. l..
Moore q Co.'S, corner fernando and
We have as choice a stock Of ~staple
md fancy groceries as can be found in
he city. S. j. Moo-e & Co., corner
fernando and Vance.
Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jeffer-
on, has received a shipment Of extra
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Buy your shirts at Mays. 1867
W. A. Whcatley has new houses to-
day,
DR.. Donohue has removed his Office
to 1870 Main street. 46
DR.. Arthur X. Taylor, formerly of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1851
Mr.. George A. Leonard, Of the firm
Of VIM. Getz & Co., has returned
from a three months visit to Mary
land.
Mrs. S. A. Wells has returned from
a pleasant trip to Little Rock, where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends, much improved.
Chief w. G. Davis returned home
this morning. looking the picture of
health and good spirits, and received
a rousing welcome from the Adams
street fraternity.
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You can get your canvas for
embroidery at Hunter Bros, asa
Main. 26t
Capt. BOteIer's Slayer Released.
Jere Ward, who killed Captain W..
7. Boteler Monday night last, at
Scanlan's Landing, twenty miles be-
low here, was acquitted Tuesday be-
fore a darky magistrate named Ward,
who in slave times belonged to the
Ward family. Witnesses stated that
Buteler was shot down about thirty
five yards from the landing, where he
got off the steamer James Lee, the
Ward brothers, Robert and Jere, be.
ing together fifteen steps from Boteler,
who was in his shirt sleeves, carrying
a lantern. Jere Ward, saying Just
after he fred on Boteler, Did you
draw a pistol on me-" After shoot
ing Boteler, Ward levelled his gun on
Clark Brewer, who stood near, but
his brother Robert stepped between
and prevented his being killed. A
witness named Jerry rwohey, said he
was standing near Boteler when shot,
and he did not see any pistol, though
he saw Boteler have one when he
went off the boat. Twohey got off
from the steamer Lee at the same time
Boteler did, and he said he heard
two shots fired in close succession. He
left and ran down the road in a hurry,
but soon returned, loaded his freight
on a wagon and started for home.
When half way between the river and
Major Earle's, Jerry Ward, carrying
a gun on his shoulder, overlook him,
said good evening"" and passed on.
Immediately after, Bob Ward passed
on, saying good evening" At Major
Elrle's be saw four or five men talk
ing together.
Captain Boteler, who was in this
city last Monday, is represented as a
frank and manly person, and from the
testimony it would appear that the
killer did not give him much chance
for his life.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CnnNa-kaw On

NEW York, September 30, 1926.
am.-Cotton steady. Ordinary, 8
9-lGc, good ordinary, 10 1-16c; low
middling, II 5-16c; middling, IL 1850;
good middling, II 1-16c; middling fair,
10 Lice; fair, l3 1876. Futures are
steady at 3 to 6 points above last
evenings closing prices.
NEW ORLEANS, September 30, 11:30
a.m.-Cotton quiet, Middling 1lsc.
Sales to-day, $50 bales. Receipts,
4742 bales. Stock III, 1873.
MANCHESTER, Eng, September 30,
3 p.m.-Yarns and fabrics are quiet
and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 30, 100
pm.-Cotton dull and 3-16d lower.
Uplands It'd; Orleans It'd. Sales to-
day 5000 bales. Receipts 1900 bales;
American $3.50 bales. Futures are
dull, September deliveries varying
from It'd TO z 13-32d; September aud
October, 6 21-32d; October and No
vember, 6 17-32d; January and Feb
ruary, 6 9-l6d; March and April
6 21-32d.
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The TombsLone Nugget remarEs

The Tombstone Nugget remarks
that "the playful pastime Of the fes-
tive cowboy in stealing cattle and
shooting the owners as a mark Of
affection is having its eifec I on the
lumber market. Its almost impossi-
bic to procure any kind of lumber at
this time for immediate use in the
mines or for building purposes. Sew.
eral orders for lumber have been tel
egraphed to San Francisco, as men
owning teams suitable for hauling
lumber positively refuse to take any
more chances outside of the city
limits so long as the present state Of
insecurity for stock exists. The
scarcity of hemp and rope factories is
a serious drawback TO all new and un-
countries"
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A NEW BODY POLITIC.
Application for Charter for
Boarding House.

The Register was handed a bran
new instrument TO copy on his books
this forenoon. 1t is an application for
a charter for a country boarding house.
The document is a perfect curiosity.
It goes on to talk about great seals,
powers of corporations, and SO forth,
and has the following rich passages:
"There shall be a President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer. A failure to elect
officers at the proper time shall not
dissolve the corporation, but those in
Office shall hold until the election or
appointment and qualification of their
successors. The term of all officers
may be fixed by tho bylaws of the
corporation, the same, however, not
to exceed two years. The corporation
may, by bylaws, make regulations
concerning the subscription for or
transfer Of stock, fix upon the amount
Of capital to be invested in the enter
prise"
Aboard of five Directors is also
provided for to be elected either in
person or by proxy.
The said company is authorized to
borrow money on or issue coupon
bonds bearing legal rate of interest
for building or making repairs"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30
CROOKED CLAYTON
Sent 10 Jail for Stealing Money
From His Employer.

About three O'Clock this morning
Officers Lee and Randolph noticed a
young darby, named Alex. Claxton,
going out st. Martin street with a sus-
picious looking parcel under his arm
but knowing he worked at Vaccaro's
saloon, on the corner of Main and
Beale streets, did not stop him. About
daylight they learned that Vaccaro
had been robbed Of about thirty dollars
in money, which he kept in a cigar
box and at once suspected Claxton.
When the officers entered his room
on the corner o fist. Martin and Pom
totoc streets, he sat straight up in bed
began whistling and refused to hand
over tho stolen money. The officers
took him to the stationhouse and
afterward searched his bed, where
they found the money. He was sent
to Jail in default Of $1,000 bail.
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Cabinet Making.

Special % The COurier-J oufnaI.I
WASHINGTON, September 30.-Mr.
Boutwell, ought to DO a happy, if not
a successful man. He is already
named for three important places
the gift Of President Arthur,
viz: Secretary of the Treasury. At
torney- General and Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, to succeed
Judge Clifford, Ofcourse Mr.. Bout
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New York stocks.

The New York stock market opened
irregular to-day, the telegraphic adj
vices quoting it in the main weak and
lower. A heavy pressure to sell re-.
suited in a decline ranging from / n
2 Manhattan Elevated sustaining the
heaviest decline.
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NEW ENTERPRISE
The Oak Hall Clothing House, 25l
Main Street,

Has added a merchant tailoring to their
establishment, and will make a speciality
in making pants to order for S. and up
ward. They guarantee satisfaction. 1T
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The Theatar.

The Humpty Dumpty party twenty
strong, including the clown and the
musicians, arrived in the city before
sunrise this morning direct from
Jackson, Tenn, and took quarters at
the Peabody. After a good rest
during the day the troupe will be pre-
pared to present themselves tonight
at Leubrie's Theater in their best
trim. This company contains numer-
Gus specially artists, including Alfred
.Miaco, as clown, claimed to be the
greatest one in that line now living.
A matinee performance tomorrow
afternoonand an appearance to morroM
wight closes the engagement of the
i cape in this city.
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Fire Last Night.

The store of W. L. Redditt, at
Bonds Station, fifteen miles out on
the L. and N. railway, burned last
night at $50 o'clock, supposed cause:
incendiary. Loss about $1,000. The
insurance is S4725, divided as fol-
lows: fernando, Of Memphis, s2lO0;
Murphy's agency, $2625. The store
house was new. having been erected
only a few months back, the former
structure having previously burned.
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CrueIlx 10 a Mnstana

Anderson Wood, Walter Carter and
John Norrell were arrested yesterday
Tor beating a Mustang pony and were
fined $3.50 each with costs, amounting
to 50 each. They offered to give up
the pony to get clear of the fine, but it
wouldn't do, and they paid. 1t was
before Esquire Coleman.
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Musical.


Mr.. Rafael Joseffy, the greatest liv
ing pianist of the age, expects to APP
pear here about November I'D and
23d, under the management Of Mr..
Emile Levy.
Mr.. Levy will call on the music
loving people OF the city very soon for
subscription to the above concerts.
Mr.. Joseffy will have a good company
with him. If Mr.. Levy gets proper
support, he will in time present the
Clara Louise kellogg Company, the
Anna Book Dangremont Company.
Dangremont is the fourteen year old
boy violinist.
Also the Careno Donald Feranti
Company.
Mr.. Levy has e all these compa-
MES while East, and is at present in
communication with them, making
arrangements for their early appear.
ance here.
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Henry LuehFmann hasreceived
the first shipment Of New York
Oysters per express He gets
only the very best kind, such as
Rockaway, BIiIl Pond, Great
Kills and Counts. 22t
"THROW UP YOUR HANDS.s
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OLIVER, FlRMIE & CO..
G1TVRR MOON FLAIR

OLIVER, FlNMIE & co,
SILVER MOON FLOUR
New Process, in use only q short
time, a great Improvement on the
old process. Our sales are now
very large. Won't you try it2
silver Moon YEAST POWDERS-
Manufactured in our own store
and absolutely pure.
BUTTER
Best Creamery Butter received
daily BY express.
COTTON SEED OIL
BY the barrel or gallon.
LARD
Fairbanks bucket lard; always
the best
WE ROAST
The vey finest grades Mocha,
Java, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee
fresh every day.
CHOCOLATE
Cocoa, Cocoa Shells, Epp's Cocoa,
Oatmeal, CraekedWheat, Graham
Flour, GritS. etc.
OLIVER, FINNlE & co.
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LEUBRIE BROTHERS

Winding up Businessi
Country Merchants can secure
desirable and seas0nable goods
In any quantity at NEW YORK
COST. OUR PRICES TALK.
LEUBRIE BROS,
26I Main. %
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shetland, Germantown, SaxOny
Zephyrs, and domestic Yarn can
be found at Hunter Bros, 2s3
Main. DAT
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The Cotton CORNER,


In relation to the cotton corner in
Liverpool, and the probable stoppage
Of mills at Yorkshire and Lancashire,
the London Times of last Tuesday
says. as reported by cable to the New
York Herald: "a good authority cal
culates that with a weeks stoppage of
two.thirds Of the trade 10000 bales
would be left in the hands of the
cotton corner at Liverpool, which OK
plains why the corner was not
materially affected by the recent stop
page, that number of bales being
small compared with the amount COR
nered." The Manchester Guardians
dispatch from Paris says: "The Anglo
French Commissioner for a revision
Of tariffs discussed the subject of.
cotton yarns yesterday. There are
complaints as to the manner in which
the French Commissioners received
the delegates representing this branch
of English industry. They appear to
have already made up their minds"
At a meeting in Manchester to-day of
Yorkshire cotton spinners and doub-
lers, representing 100000 spindles, is
was unanimously resolved 10 work
four days weekly for four months,
commencing forthwith.
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schooIRooJ.s.

States, Satchels, Lunch Baskets, Book
Straps and school supplies in general,
at prices lower than ever, at
26 MANsFoRD's, 298 Main st.
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s%ACRIFIUING NALE

mEN'S IN AND SHOES,
38S Main street, corner Union
n. LEHMAN.
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!

100 dor. Ladies' and ChIIdren's
handkerchief at Sc each.
GERBER d METTEs,
llal 267 siain Street.
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-Four barrels of Mountain yaIleV
Spring water at G. Gallina, S, 50 Bcal
street. ,ot
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The latest Hip BnsIles are now
ready. Louis Lange's, 277 Main
street, 22t
Ia Elements.

- AAGAAlAAAne
Flashes of electricity illumined the
western horizon last night, and banks
Of heavy clouds hung low 10 the same
quarter, giving indications of rain
showers over in that direction. More
than two inches ofrain fell inside OF
eight hours at Leayenworth along the
upper Missouri, and rains we're nu-
merous yesterday in the West Gulf
States. More rain is predicted for
the same section o.day by the wealth
er kilograms from Washington, and
local rains are also announced for the
northern portion Of the Ohio Valley,
while in the Missouri Valley cloudy
weather With rain and winds shifting
TO colder northerly is announced.
From these predictions, a change of
weather is probable here. Rain
showers may come and cooler winds are
to watt over us ere many hours
pass By, the whole followed by a rising
baroneter. 1t is very windy up among
the lakes to-day, and storm signals are
hanging out to warn the mariner of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-30

INSURE GIN HOUSES and Country
STORES with G. B. WELLFoRD & Co..
1914 No. 5 Madison st.
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NEW CROP

Red Rust Proof Winter Oats,
Seed Wheat, Barley and Rye,
At OTTO SCHWILL d. CO.'S,
232 Main Street. 1877
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III pR lray and cart mules for sale at
zt Z. Ii, BRACKET Il Co.
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The TOney Faust St.LOuis Lager,
made by Anheuser Busch Brew
ing Association, Will be here Sat
day. OF
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A thing of beauty is Hunter
Bros. Zephyr stock, ESQ Main.
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Mules. Mules.

Fine dray and cart mules for sale at
2t G. II. BRAoKETT & Co.
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Trains will leave the Paducah depot,
foot of Poplar street, at Z a.D. October
4th, 9th and 9th. 20
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Just Receivad

Broiled mackerel in tomato sauf -
Buckham & Campbell. 25+,
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See McCarthy's New Neckwear.

The finest and most expensive
Lager ever brought 20 Memphis
is the Anheuser, ON tap atHenry
Luehrmann's by Saturday next.
or
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-WANrEp.

WANTEp
A GOOD gardener. Apply at once at 23
"A NAN street. 29
TWO good carpenters. at $50 Shelby street.
1 81 BROSNAN a RICH.
A GOOD nurse or a girl for general house,
"A work. Apply to Mrs. RICH, South asd
Iennessee street. Isl
EIFTY good hewers and ax-men, to get cut
IL bridge timber; big wages. Apply to
25t W LUCAS, 2s2 Front street.
EDGRR balances. old and new city bonds,
~ coupons and paving scrip and certificates
for paying back taxes. B. RICHMOND,
3B No. 20 Madison street.
V0UNG lady with good references and fully
L qualified, desires a situation as teacher
10 2 country school, or as goyerness in 3 .pri-
vate family. Address s i, this Office. 1881
BOARDING.
A GENTLEMAN and wife can secure a
"A. very desirable front room with board by
applying at l9S Union street. A29
N0OD board by day, week or month, with
~ or without rooms, can TO had at 43 Shell
"a Us W HOBsoN.
PROFESSIONAL.
7 N. COLEMAN, Justice of the Peace,
y. Notary Public and Commissioner Of
Deeds. Special attention given TO collections
n the county Ofhee 24 Front st. llSf
FOR RENT Oh SALE.
HOUSE and lot No. lS6 Vance. Inquire at
IL k4 Vance. 1912
Tor SALE
MO. / ROckaway horse, very gentle. Mol
IN saddle horse, very gentle. Will sell
cheap. MARTIN WALT, 2f6 Front street.
800
GALOON AND FIXTUkRS-Doing a GOOD
- business. Want 10 quit the business rea-
son Tor selling. Apply at Commercial Hotel.
DIANOS AND ORGANS-New or second.
l. handI on easy monthly instruments. Leave
orders for tuning with EWITZMANN & co, |
IVI 70 and Us Second street.
EURNITURE-Parlor, bedroom and dining
Il room set in fine condition, az a bargain. |
Apply az 10 Desoto Ors Howard Row. 10f
HUMBOLDT PARK, at the head Of Vauce
IL street. suitable for hne residence or the
incest picnic grounds. This is a rare opportu-
nifty to get a home SO comfortable and SO desir-
able. These beautiful shaded grounds are con-
tanning over four acres, clear title and no in.
cumbrances. Furniture also for sale If the
purchaser desires. Apply at No. $50 Main Il.
y
EtOR SA~LE-Spring wagons, iron cotton
Il ties. We buy all kinds of old iron, rags,
cotton or machinery; secondhand bricks
bought and seld. We buy and sell anything
from the .iize Of a needle to an anchor. A
great variety Of second hand books algo for
sale, Headquarters for bargains in second.
hand goods 3. HABAY, Ag't,
lst Nos. al. 413 and as Shelby IT. Get
PUBLIC LEDGER
Once; IS MADISON Street.
res cERTs Pc NE { Z.
THE CITY
Friday Evening, Sept. 80, 1881.
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y FrausiOli, 29S Front, receives
fresh Oysters daily by express.
l8t
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Buy Hose Of Browne, 90 Madison
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Homemade Butter, Schmier
and Hard Ease, at GEORGES,
No. IL COnrt street. 1891
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The best and coolest Beer and
best of Liquors and Cigars, at
GEORGES. 1897
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wM. sOHTT,LTNC

wM. sUHILLING,
Corner Jefferson and Third Sts.,
Fresh Meats OfalI kinds.
All Vegetables I'm season. n
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Ihe only place 10 get the An
henser Busch, also Toney Faust
Lager Beer, at Henry Luehrs
mann's. os4
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Henry lushrmann keeps only the very
best Of New York Shell Oysters. 70 In.
IerlOr or cheap stock Is served at his
place.
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Three Cprnered Tirht.

Sergeant Kunholz went down to the
site Of the burned oil mills this fore
noon to arrest sOSne parties who we're
hauling off the aeca yed cotton seed for
manure without per mission. He was
just in ineto witnes a three cornered
fight between Nike Sullivan, Dan
Callahan and Sam Nichols, the dispute
5eiRg as to the on best entitled to
have the first load.
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See McCarthy's New Nechwear.
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LOOK HEREi
The Trade Palace,
1. Goldsmith d. BroS
J4S Main 81,

Are offering this week 100 dozen lipor
finished Towels at s5c a dozen, worth
sl.25 9St
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F0R REN1

AAAA IA VII.
Store 258 Second 81 opp Court Square;
Stores on Front md jefferson;
l8f Front, near Washington;
z1y Union, cor Wellington;
3l Bonl, near Orleang;
Residence, Meux-Olay home, near State Fe,
male College;
577 0rloans, south Of Vance, furnished;
Tennessee, cor Huling, small cottage;
Cotton Shed on Madison "a Cohn'g;
rs Pontotoc, inquire on premises;
teffance, near Cynthia;
5fOAdams, furnished or unfurnikhod;
n5 and lI Carroll ave, near poplar;
Washington, cor Orleans, new;
s. Mosby, 81 Orleans. 20 81
Also $40 Georgia, near fernando, very nice;
200 Vance, near DeSoto, brick;
Mrs. .Wrights home, kayburn and Broadway:
81 Orleans, near Court eXt'd;
20 kcys az SO Adams;
Grocery ana rooms, s W cor Union and Wei
lingtOn.
Also ~ Orleans, north Of Adam;
zoe Lauderdale, north Of Vance;
Is Poplar, store and rooms.
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You can get your canvas for
embroidery at Hunter Bros, 2S8
Main. 26t