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who made the frs, speech for the prosecu-
lion, contended very ably that if Wunder
wanted safety the nearest place for him TO
have gotten it WAS his own home; and that
for him TO 90 back to the markethouse, OBJ
tain bulcher-knIfe and come back, accom-
panied by negro, indicated something more
than a mere desire to be safe; that had he
been really actuated by desire to avoid
quarrel, he would have gone home.
On cross-exam n stiou of the chief wit
ness,s in the case, Gen. Wright succeeded in
drawing from them a slight
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight the concert Of the Mozart Society
will take place at Leubrie's Theater. This
event has long been looked forward to BY
The music-lovIng people of Memphis, and it
will no doubt meet all the expectations
formed. Prof. Downs has been diligently
and conscieutiously training his pupils for
several months, and Is the first concert
essayed By the society. 1t can hardly be
other than a success.
Esmeralda.
The sale of seats for EsmeraLdG, the latest
N adison Square SUCCESS, begins Friday. This
play rivals Hazel IKirke in pathos, at the
same time excels ii in humor.
Katie Putnam.
The last three nights OF next week will be
filed out by Katie Putnam in her play Of
Lena the Madeap Thursday night, Old Curl.
osity Shop Friday, Child Of The Regiment at
the matinee, and Fdnehon Saturday night
Mr.. George Lawrence, the agent, arrived 10
the city yesterday morning.
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The engineers of the Central railroad OF
Georgia say: Though exposed 10 the worst
-,;osnos,;c Influences, going in and coming
-, ~ Savannah at different hours OF the
S,;abt. and also in spending entire nights in
,bs Civ during the prevalence of the yellow
lever epidemic OF 1874, with but the single
ercenliou of one of US (who WIS taken sick,
i,,t insediIy recovered) We Continued in our
,,snai GOOD heaIth-a circumstance We can
scconnt Tor in no other yay but by the Effect,
under Providence, OF the habiiusl aad coz
TIMED uss OF Simmons Liver Regulator
vb;ls we were exposed 10 this malaria"
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JOCKEY CLUB.
Meeting OF the Directors Yesterday Az.
terneOn With a View to a Per.
maHent Organization.
The Charter Ordered Amended So That
the Ciab May be Fixed on
Business Basis.

The directors OF the Memphis Jockey Club
met yesterday afternoon at the office Of Mr.
kaizsnberger, In order TO takesssteps looking
toward the reorganization of the club on q
permanent basis. President Montgomery
WAS in the chair and the following directors
were present: Messrs. T. n. MilbHrn, NJ
katZerberger, Napoleon Hill, Re Vance
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
by the secretary, Mr.. Katzanberger, and the
president declared the meeting open for bus-
iness.
In order to make the Spring meeting a
success, Mr.. Katzenberger said he thought
that committee of five or six ought to be
selected to solicit subscriptions for the Mem
Phis Jockey Club. One man could not do il.
and 1t imposed too much upon him.
MR.. vANcE's RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Re. II. Vance Offered the following
resolution, looking toward a ST table and per.
manent organization of the club:
Resolved, That as the present directory of the
Memphis Jockey Club are only the incorpcrators
named in the charter, and as there has been no
actual subscription or paid-up capital TO the
Memphis Jockey Club, it is deemed best by said
perpet1ate facing successfuliy. that an opessizs.
ton be formed by bona fde stock subscription, TO
be paid IN such manner SIS the subscribers
thereto shall in the formation of their perrnanen
organization direct 1t is therefore ordered by
this board the original incorporators, that bona
re stock subscription amounting to not less than
SlOo 900 shall be had, this subscription to be made
In shares of 500 each; and that so soon as this
amount OF SO goo shall be subscribed q meeting of
The subscribers thereto shall be invited who shall
elect directory of ten out this directory shall
be elected president and vice-president; the
directory shall elect on assembling as directors
secretary and treasurer
COMMENTS.
Mr.. Milburn said he was in favor of any
thing but begging.
Mr.. Hill said Mr.. Milburn expressed his
sentiments; The Jockey Club ought to be or
ganized on a different basis.
President Montgomery said that whenever
they tried 10 run a race-course on charity
they would not run il long, 1t had TO be
conducted on business basis, if they wished
TO secure permanency.
THE CLUB's CHARTER
A long discussion OF the present charter of
the club then took place, and the necessity
for an amendment and possibly for the OBJ
tanning OF new charter WAS found 10 be
imperative. Mr.. Vance's resolution was
adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Hill moved that a committee of three
be appointed TO revise and amend the char
ter, or obtain a new one, as in their judg-
msnt they might see fit. Carried
President Montgomery appointed Mes-rs.
Vance, Milburn and Ks;zenberger Cd this
commi tee, and suggested that Judge S. P.
Walker be employed to draft the amend
meni.
The meeting then adjourned until the 10Th
instant, at o'clock pm.
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on the part OF the prosecuting witnesses as 10
what they should swear TO. They lay strong
stress upon the fact that Norwood was un-
armed, that he thought Wunder had de-
parted for good, and that when the last fatal
encounter did take place, he prepared to ward
off any blows that Wunder mike make; that
the fact that Wunder came back armed wi
butcher knife.and enforced by negro and
the fact that he used his butcher knife and
killed Norwood are sufficient TO establish a
clear case of murder. The courtroom
HAS BEEN CROWDED
during the trial, as both parties have numer-
GUS friends. Wundsr's wife and child ap-
peal to the jury on one side while Norwood's
father, mother. brothers and sisters enlist
their sympathies on the other. The case has
been we'll fought throughout. Mr.. Moss
made mastery and judicial speech for the
prosecution, and of course Gen. Wright
made 6ue argument tor the defense. Gen
Turner will close the case probably this
morning.
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nnnMSANn ROARD.

D0cKETBooK-op sssp59sEy' cO9taining notes
L. ,oners nut no money. Five dollars LOT " re-
a., ~ A GODSEY. 1Lo hoDss1 CONFERENCE.-THE =.
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A. WoodrnG GO.

oHAELEs soeDmAN.
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THEI MEM Pills DAILY A p PIT

of basque Genoa, silver ornaments and natu-
raj fiowers, white bOuvdraids and fern IN the
corsage, and looked % charmingly beautiful
that il il no wonder Mr.. Ramsey should have
forgotten the busy world and all its cares in
the enjoyment of SO precious q treasure as
ne has won in gaining Misc Jessie for wife.
The groom wore the conventional black suit,
with white necktie and gloves. He bore
himself noby in this trying ordeal through
which we oil must pass"
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SEE advertisement in rent column, Good
lett & Co.
FLOWERS and Christina. trees at Goebels
& Co.'s, Alb Second street.
TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing 10
J. A. BaIey'i 295 Second street
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Co. for flowers
bouquets, etc. City Office at McCarthy's.
DEANS best Bio and lava mixed coffee is
acknowledged by sll who have used it 10
be superior to all others.
Music portfolios and musical albums and
co:lections-a fine selection for holiday pres
enis, at Hollenberg's, go Main street.
WE have additional facilities for manuiac.
turing and repairing jewelry, Give us a trial
]. n, MILFORD a. CO.. 10. 1888 Main.
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Beg 10 inform the public that they have
mi de ample arrangements by which they are
enabled to furnish promptly, as heretofore,
all orders for lumber and building materials,
and respectfully solicit the continued patron
age of their many friends and the public
generally. They will rebuild their mills at
once, on the best known plans, with The
latest improved NJ achinery. Don't forget TO
send or ielenhone. Your orders 70 them.
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He commended that, reading between the
lines, this difference showed that there wss a
concerted scheme to murder or beat up Nor
wood. He also contended that from the
testimony of the pres ,cution, partly. il was
shown that Norwood jumped at Wunder
before the latter closed with him. The
prosecution, on the other hand, claim that
the slight difference in pbraseology is an evil
dence that there was
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MASONIC.
Election OF Omcers of Peuu Chapter
No. IN.

At the annual couvocstion OF Penn E. A.
Chapter, No. p, the following officers were
elected and stalled for the ensuing Masonic
year: NJ. E. H. P, John Beamish; *,
Marcus Jones; E. S., J. H. Mahafy; treas
urer, w. NJ. Brooks; secretary. D. c. Trader;
C. H, G. T. Bassett: P. s., I. J. Graham;
Z. A. c., J. F. Sellers; NJ. of F., H. G..
GelchelI, D. L. Gillespie, Theodore Read.
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Buy pound package of Floyd's candies
T, will have in it all kinds of caramels,
English walnuts, cream almonds, French
pougat, real sugar plums, marshmailows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure eoior',
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious. at FLOYD MOoNEns
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lust Received

A full and complete assortment OF horse
covers, lap robes, etc, which we are offering
TO the trade at rock bottom prices. Call and
examine our stock. WOODRUFF OLIVER,
Nos. rs, IL and I7s Main Street.
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quiet him, when the poor besotied boy seiz
q billet Of wood and struck him on the head,
and he fell bleeding and unconscious. The
son continued his blows The sgonized
mother ran out Tor assistance, and on her
return the young man had fed. The mi
lies will probably prove fatal
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
The Embargo al Sc. Lou,s N odined.
Peabody Hotel.

ST. LOUIS, December I2-The Silver No. 2 and
Powell will leave st daylight to-moTroY morning.
the former for Atchafalaya to raise railroad cars
and the latter for New Orleans. The Helena is
laid up at Jefferson Barracks, but Capt. Thor
wegan will send barge down TO tighten her to
81 feet and send her on her way. The under
writers have modified the embargo SO as to permit
boats TO take cargoes lighters, and will take
risks on steamers drawing only feet inches.
River freights have been advanced.
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Important,

When you visit or leave New YORK CITY
h. 20 aggsee expressage and carris &c hire, and
| lion At Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trai depot Four hundred and nly elegant 70 OF
aud upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
pIied with the best. Horse-caIs, stages ana ele-
| yyated raiiroad to ali depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the rand Union tnen AT
| INV nther first-class no tel in the city
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NUMBERS CASE.
Second Days Proceedings in the Prose-
eutiOn Against the Murderer OF
John Norwood.
The Testimony Ali In and speaking Be-
gun-Speeehes by John 4. Moss
and Gen. Wright.

ASig hole was made yesterday in the pro-
ceedinss Of The Bill Wunder case. The hear
ing OF I'd. testimony Was begun IN the morn
ing and wa finished about 80 o'clock pm.
The testimoD, of the prosecution was prac-
tically what hae already been published IN
the APPEAL 1t Vas materially unimpeached
by the severest concentration or the evil
dence offered by the defense. The theory Of
the defense was that Wunder, after the fret
encounter with Norwood. had gone back TO
the markethouse to get some one 10 accom-
pany him home, and that tie killing wss
afterward
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CANADY sToRE-HernAndo road .south fNon-
u eonnah. Apply to JNO. GREaAN. 81 Tate st.
DLANT ATIONS-We have a number of valuable
i plantations, well improved and stocked with
laborers, Aules and farming implements which we
offer for sale or rent. Possession can be had jan
nary Ist. THOMAS II ALLEN & CO.
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Best Style Of Fine Boots and Shoes
Made to order at Yoegeli & Co.'S, 271 Main
street. Mr. Dick Bross can't be beat.
Maumo,h Reopened,

The stock of clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods lately attached and sold to
the undersigned under an order Of the Chan
Gerry Court, must be be sold by the tst Of
January next Those desrous of obtaining
bargains in clothilg f1r men, boys and
children will find it to their interest to call
at once at the old
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 2ss Main street.
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Eor the Ladies.

A new lot Of patterns and alphsbets for
stamping holiday presents: also feits, satines,
crewels and filoselles just received at "a
North Court street.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1OC Approximation Prizes Of 500 ..... S10,o
100 INSTRUMENTATION Prizes OF 49,. 100 -. Io'090
100 Approximation Prizes Off,. To-. 1850
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the Office OF the Company in New Orleans
For informs ton apply 10 M. A. DAUPHlN,
New Orleans, La, N. A. DAUPHIN,
SOY Seventh street. Washington. ID. a.,
or at NO West COurt street. Memphis.
N.B.-Orders addressed ID New Orleans will re-
ceiVe prom ut attention
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For RENT or LEASE,

INN e PLANrATION-Oi ISO0 acres, at Byadley's
II Landing, in Crittenden county, Ark, Is miles
above Mem phis; 200 acres cleared and in culti-
walton 1000 acres of cleared ridge land above over
dow, dwelling and all neces sary outhouses, sta
bles ginhouse, etc. store with established trade,
posto1ice and steamboat landing.
JOHN W. CURRlN, IS Madison street
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----------
FOR SALE.
! LINE COTTAGE REsIHENCE-Ali modern I'M

LIME COTTAGE RESIDENCE-An modern Inn
u provemenls; only 5000
q. 4. GUI0N. 10 Madison street.
17E ACRES LANDING dwellings on place;
n 1 y all necessary frame houses with brick
cninaneys; ginhouse and iron screw; frame sta
blss cribs and barns; six mules, wagons. all nee
ess4ry plantation implements; place rents for $500
per aunum; ten miles from Memphis; LAND rich
and title perfect, and taxes paid to date; owner
nom resident Price $3Q0Q half cash, balance in l.
and years. II. L. GUlON, 10 Madison street.
T AkGE LIST OF CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
IL Also farms and plan nations in Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee, at low prices
H. L. GUION, 10 Madison street.
HEsiKABLE BUILDING LOrs-on southeast
i corner P0rlar and Manassas streets: also lot
on corner Saffarans assE Sixth streets Terms part
cash; balance in one and two years.
J. M IRRELEVANT, fTS Main street.
TOpNTRY sTORE-And Land ng Privilege
" he best business point on the river, between
Helena and Memphis; 1000 TO $500 bales shipped
from this landing annually. A large and paving
business can be done at this point Small stoef
staple goods now on hand. Those meaning bust.
ness can address. BUSINESS, Appeal ONCE
NNRIT1NG IACHINES-l0, IS and 40 per cent
w below New York prices A "a Madison St
Thoroughbred Jersey Cow; price and pedigree
i apply 70 Ms. Anderson, 2sS Gym thia Etreet.
IOIANOS-Three secondhand Kuabe Plano.
L also several others Cheap for cash.
Z. WITZMANN & co.
ENNGIHE-A second hand upright engine and
IL boiler, Lane Il Rodley make, hve-norse
power. Apply to S. c. Tool & Co., Is West Court
street.
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Candies.

For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go TO Voegeli & Co.'s, 27I and 40 Main
street, as they are always relisble.
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LAW REPORTS.


Circuit COurt-PIefce, Judge.
Meets promptly at 8 o'clock. Calendar
for to-day: Nos. 1910, Menken Bros. VS. c.
Jerome; 1924, P. T. Reeves vs. Mr.. NJ. C.
Thomas
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CarDets. Furniture,

.u.-oa lot of Tapestry Brussels and Ingrains
esS.oov, Suitss. Shades, etc, just received
=, Ames. Besltis j. Co.'s, 1858 Main street.
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Chrisfmas is Near at Hand,

Decorations are wanted. You can call on
Fl. Moore, florist, for any kind OF decorations.
Flowers apa plants in abundance. GU can
reach him by telephone. Mail address, "a
R.ale street
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y.,,ov.Feyer Prevented.

8. Earis, Undertakef,
Has removed TO the corner OF Monroe and
Daaoto streets.
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FOE E.ne Boots and Shoes.

Latest .,yle., 20 to yoegeli s Co.'s, 27l Main
street. opposite Court Square.
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Personal,
FOR SALE OR RENT

AURENCE LAMB, ATTORNEY AT-LAW-
IL Oaiee City Hall, Exchange Building, Memphis
IET W. BROOKS, DKNTIST,
w go Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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ELEcrIsS NorIcE.

C,TATF NATIONAL BANE.
NF.rHIs, Tenn, December S. 49, !
sSA meeting of the stockholders OF this Bank viii
-, bsi9 IN TTE-DAY. January 9, 1883 At theft
bsnkinehouse. between the hours Of II O'Clock aud
INN Tor the purpose Of electing 1hiTteen Direct
US " J. A. HAYES, JR,, Cashieri
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He had dropped his hat and he meat in
the first encounter, and wanted to get the
latter for his Sunday meal; and being airsid
to go back alone, he had asked negro at the
markethouse 10 accompany him. The fur
Their line of the defense was that Norwood
and his companions had leagued together TO
take Wunder's life. This line WAS pursued
by Gen. Wright very sdroitIy and forcibly
last night.
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ESM ERALDA!
BIRDS.
RirdsI Rirdsl

A CONSIGNMENT OF $50 best Hartz Mountain
IA Birds, in full song, viii be told at private
sale and for cash only at greatly reduced prices.
Sale commences Saturday, 9tb and closes Satur-
day 10 h. On exhibition at Ill Main street. Store
omen from O'Clock a m. to m.
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K. (. K.
Kris Kringle at K,suer,s-He Invites
All His Friends, q. Children, and
Permits Theas Bring All
Well-B.tayed
Fathers aad hOihers-He Has Charming,
Cosy and Comfortable Quarters
on the Fira Floor,
Up-Sats.

nent upstairs, where
also is located our fl.wer Department.
A Special Attractions ms week Will be
a large number of Pise soUoUEIs at
20 cents eSe"' Do"nsiaIrs will be COM
meneneed onTUEsDAY, December 1e,h.
and eon'in"ed fiii cArisrma. Evr.rhe
most trufhfnl Thing Of a., - ever
doHe in Memphis, n.,
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WANTS


NGOD WOMAN-To nurSe; a pleasant 6oms
" guaranteed, and references required An
ply TO ]. w. 6CODS&R IL CO.. 329 Main street
TWO BOARDERS-Exeelteu private TesideDce
l. No. 20 Fifth street; references required
DOSlTION-As travelling salesman. CLERK Or A.
L sistant Sookkeeper in wholesale or retaiI ero-
Gerry house, references given. n. B. j. this once.
INEXPERIENCED SHIRT lAKERS
d Al Loeb G Mook's 2s5 Main Street
MOOD MILLINER AT ONCE
VI A. Mrs sCHGMAN'S, $50 Main street
M EN- AND WokEN-To start a new business a
wi their own homes; no peddhng; soc an hour
made; send loo for 10 samples AID instructions
Address MASON & CO., Montpelier, Vermont
CITUATloN-By an experienced grocery CLERK:
y one who is not AFRAID to work; references ii
reanired Aodress A., Appeal office.
CITUATION-By young man OF business ami
. ity collector or assistant in once. Address
W., Appeal Office
TT7o RENT A HOUsE-with or rooms near
l. either the Linden or Market street schools
Address T., care Z. H. Bracket & CO.
mo BUy A COTTAGE-With fiye 10 seVeT, T1977oS-
Il In good repair: state location and price Al.
dress W. II. B., this once.
TT7EN BOYS-1o work on galvanized iron WOW.
Il full time or half time; stead Eoyk and rand
promotion. KENHESAW MFG. CO..
81 Madison street.
TNURNISHED FRONT ROOM-For one genfle-
u man. Call at 136 Union street
aid GOLD WATCH.CASEs-OhaIns JeWeIrv
~ ETC.,. fOx CASE. } n. Milford Co.. Sss Main.
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PREJUDlCEs-Eery earnest people. who
desire TO he just TO every one, are neverthe-
less given to violent prciudiccs How often
we hear one say, II don't like that man
he never did me any harm and | never
knew anything against him. but I would
cross over the street any time to avoid meet
ing him. In this matter Of likes and dis
likes we are unconsciously affected by very
small things; slight peculiarities of manner,
the way in which q man carries his head.
the twist of his features. the infections OF
his voice. the character Of his laugh, the
mode in which he accosts US, the way in
which he wears his hair, the style in which
he dresses-such trifles as these may affect
your feelings more strongly than you i'm
agine. The mixing up of all sorts Of people
on the same soil has, in a great degree, de-
stroyed all national antipathies which were
so dominant. 1t is no longer our creed to dis
like foreigners ofany description. Symbol
ical pictures ofthe American eagle Keeping
the flies from vexing the British lion while
he slumbers, may become popular. We may
even learn to love the Italian organ grind
er, and the era Of universal good feeling be
inaugurated.
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STANSBURY & BROTHER,
ouo---,. MANUFAcTURERs AND
STOVES, FURNACES RANGES and TEONARE

~. lin ROOFING, GUTTERING SPOITING
ooN l0 AMI WASHINGTON sTS (McBurney's Budngl ALIEN
- - E1LL TRADE CLRCTLAR 1850
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Vt AND hAIN SCOUTING,
McBurney's Building) ALEXANDRIA, VA.
1882.
lnss would do well to give US a trial order We
are special agents for the entire limo Of Stoves
furnaces and Ranges of the KELLEY STOVE
WORKS. the finest castings in tho world. and in
spection will convince you that they are superior
to all others. Catalogue and price list will be
furnished our country trade upon application.
We are the only agents in the city for the EN-
pre- Elevated Oven Range "Gragg" Furnaces
aud splendid fireplace Heaters We respcct
luy solicit your trade III the future and shall en-
deaVor to merit your trust and confidence
We remain respectfully yours
SrANSBIjRS & RPO
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CHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS, HOES, &c, at SO
y King, corner of Royal street. On hand Ames'
Patent Cast Steel Railroad Shovels, Ames' Regular
Shovels, Lonman's Patent and other Shovels,
Ames' and Rouland's Spades; also great variety
of Forks Hoes, Rakes, Picks, Mattocks and other
goods in the same line, wholesale and retail at low
prices. Call and see.
J.T. CREIGHTON & SON,
ie16 Corner King and Royal streets
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FALL TRADE
TO THE pUBLIC.-In PRESENTING von viii,
this card we desire to return thanks for your verv
liberal patronage in the past, and hope by strict
attention to business to keep in advance of our
competitors i'll producing superior work as well rs
introducing new and useful improvements in
stoves furnaces and ranges, to meet the wants of
ene community We make aspecialty of all kinds
OF FURNACE, RANGE and HEATED WORK.
and guarantee satisfaction in every instance. We
employ none but skilled labor in this line of work
AN evidence OF our superior workmanship is our
constantly Increasing orders Those in need of
powerful Heaters for Churches, Halls or Dwell.