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National Republican., 1882-10-27

stable, and acres Of best land Thirty minutes ride
from y TGer ns l. 1 Of ira, rapid H
f'om city, on Brentwood Road. Apply at 4OS First
SPLEND1D COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
focATIoN VERY HEALTHY. VIEW UN-
The Land is situated on the line Of Montgomery
and & Prin Gs &c dsSTge countss Maryand ten miles
@ ioshs and Y, " kapsys yS ssSs + \. @ $hIn.On's
5 Il s s run and neM as Ua Se
ofabout 400 feet on the county road
ing mostly Iona-t atawba; 100 dwarf Pear ali young
and v igorOus Duchess lie Angouleme; an abundance
Plum, Apple &c, and The usual small varieties,
The d dFe9eng Is all IN nerf,et order consisting Of
rail, and 1000 feet OF common,
richly impreguaed with iron and sulphur, and never
falling the wei Is IN close proximity to the dwell
The BUILDINGS are all nearly new, are In thorough
repair, aud consist Of
OFFS BY ee 6nt on Very heavy Stone 70 Sunda nts
tion and contains four bedrooms, servants bedroom
rooms clossts stsirweys, hall two Cellars ana Two
p05IGnes The msin cellar y @ 70 iest deep heavy stone
tiIely exposed 10 the esnn's rays Two bedroors are
Ave WIDOW Se saoon Is u se ions gh wn an
orcheh on either SIDE The dinlng-room or kitchen
Is 10 feet long The nclosure surrounding the dwell
ing half acre, and contains shady grove Of
chestnut, with variety OF other trees and shrubbery,
sMSS savS yiSf Hsss ely bS and
Stable 10 b. = feet with apartments for six horses
well ventilated and contains loft capable of hold
ing three tons OF hay.
,%agon.berrack, Ably 4s feet for accommodation
OF six vehicles.
Harness and Tool House, 70 feet square.
Chckenhouse 10 bv IA feet lRttlced for ventilation.
The chicsen-range covers nearly quarter OF an acre
ofgrOund.
Well house, doublehp roof; foundation and box
ing new and secure
The roofs OF ali the buildings enumerated are Of the
best cypress shingles There are no pne-ooard rooia
on the premises.
Price for the property, free of neumbrance, title
ptrfe t. II sold Immediately, sacrificed 10 si,30O
SPENCER N. BENERMAN,
WAverly House, 5Qs Ninth street,
ocsc-sLt washington. d. c:
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Gmnr,l,. nIInlnLn-

The Rev. Thomas Guard, a highly esteemed
Methodist pastor OF Baltimore, wrote to one of two
sisters who had gone to California. He meant 10
address the younger, but made a mistake in the
name and so sent the letter TO the elder. Afler
considerable correspondence he made an offer of
marriage, and was accepted-by the wrong wo.
man. He got released, but was never successful
IN the other quarter.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

If the Straightout Republican banner
must lie upheld in Virginia, where it can
only promote Bourbon success, why, oh !
why, Mr.. Blaine, will not you and your
spokesman, Editor Hutchins uphold it
in New York and Pennsylvania, where
it can hurt Democrats?
National Republican., 1882-10-27

THE postmistress at Manassas was orig
inally imported into Virginia from New
York, and if her successor was imported
from point in Virginia fifteen miles
from the Manassas post-office (Which we
by no means admit, the world will still
revolve regularly on it's axis.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

Mr.. BLAINE's Washington organ, the
Post, erstwhile the organ of the great I'M
washed and unterrified Democracy, boiled
over yesterday with bulls and bull calves
of accommodation of Republicans from
their party who fall short of its standard
of Blaine Republicanism.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Don't Wbip Him.

MA" howled a boy running into the house and
approaching his mother ina, little brother hit
me with O stick"
"Well, I'll whip your little brother" said the
mother, abstractedly tucking together n pair of
stockings she had been darning.
mo, don't whip him. Don't let him have any
supper. whipped him before ne hit me. ar
kllSutp Trdr6leF
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Handsome and Healthy.

No young woman can rise in the middle of the
forenoon, read trashy novels take no exercise sx.
cept an occasional promenade, eat sweetmeats,
do not work and keep late hours and at the same
time lay foundation for good health at forty.
1t Is all very well TO be handsome at twenty, but
to be handsome and healthy, BOTH at forty, Is
National Republican., 1882-10-27

WHITTIER are we drifting In the South under the
lead Of the Administration.-NeW York Tribune.
You are not drifting under the lead of
the Administration at all. You are the
contented lickspittles of the Bourbons.
Those who are led by the Administra-
ton are drifting under the flag. Aren't
You sorry? 1t will hurt Blaine.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
J.. Adrien dc Leon,s Death.

The death is announced In New Orleans Of Mr..
j. Adrien De Leon. representative of one of the
oldest Creole families of that city. Years ago he
was an officer in the United States Navy and was
married to the daughter of tho Hon. r. j. Wal
ker. President Polk's Secretary of the Treasury.
She afterward divorced from him, and is NOW
the wife of Attorney General Brewster,
National Republican., 1882-10-27

Mr.. DEzESpoRr, who has fought heroic battle
of Republcauism in Nirginia.-N. Y Tribune.
Yes, but now he is fighting with the
Bourbons as you are, and as he did last
year, and as you did from 1872 to 1876.
You understand.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

Mn. Wn1TELAw REID virtually says the
President lies when he authorizes the
statement that he will not enter upon
active work in the New York campaign
Poor creature. Isn't he spiteful?
National Republican., 1882-10-27

TIE Post disapproves of THE REruDLr-
CANS views concerning the New York
and Pennsylvania Democratic Republi
cans We thought it would.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
ArnhIsa TA~0

Arab Pashas tent, which was captured at Tel
ell Kebir, is at present at Portsmouth in England
and is exciting much interest," although, of course,
the tent and equipage are jealousy kept close.
1t is fitted with true Oriental splendor and Is lined
with silk fringe and bullion in the most sumptu-
National Republican., 1882-10-27

THE Democratic Post has virulent de.
Tense of Mr.. Blaine from the truthful re-
marks of THE REPUBLICAN. The wonder
is why the Democratic Post should be so
incensed at anything concerning Mr..
Blaine? Is he Democrat, or is the Post
Republican? Or are both mixed? Tell
me, tell me true.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

IL Virrina the control OF the party has been
handed over to Muhone.-M Y. Tribune.
Who handed it over? Only the party
in Virginia could do it. That you advo-
Gated that year. Who bought you off?
National Republican., 1882-10-27
FOR SALE-LOts.

NOR SALE-COLONlAL BEACH; TWO AID
~ joining lots, fronting on Potomac s75. Address
POTOMAC, Republican Office. oc26-3ts
THOR SALE-AT 500, PAYABLE sl0 CASH AND
IL y monthly, several beautiful lots on street. nd
joining corner Eleventh street northeast pavement
sewerage, gas and water two blocks from East Cap
itol street cars and Lincoln Park ]. w. STARR 429
New York avenue, ocl9-l2t
National Republican., 1882-10-27
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATII CDR BoVEEs)
IN l4l7 street. opposite higgs House. Large pool,
open Sunday. Open from e m !ill 10 p. MI satur'
APPS Dit IL, L. BoVEE Electrician
HNHE SHEDD BATHS, 9O3 f STREET, NEAR
j. Ninth, wen known as the Oldest and best In the
city. This bath Is constructed with view TO conyen
fence, being on the nrsl floor Turkish. Russian, Sui
phur, and heTcuriAl Baths given with skill and ex
perenee ManipulatG OF years experience this
establishment Single bath. tli for ~ 1850 Open
Sunday nom n m. 10 p. m mr3s-U
National Republican., 1882-10-27

tueormun icdtonS pl,istbo dddressci "Tbthe Editor
,1Tut RrruRLcAr," and 10 bs,,"s publication nU q,
lttrfte icgibty ono side of NE paper only, lsLh
name ana residence Of mo crter dttaohsL NO com.
HunicattonS iDiu De returned
National Republican., 1882-10-27
A PruAAIan Diet

The cable states that delegates TO choose a Prus-
sian diet have been elected. 1t is generally be-
lieved that they will stick to the old one OF beer
and rye bread,
National Republican., 1882-10-27

THE New York Tribune calls the South
ern Independents "the desperadoes of
the South" Its editor belongs to the
Doughfaces of the North. He is SO anx-
ious to perform menial services for his
Bourbon patrons that he gets under foot.
1t was such breed that Junius de-
scribed as "infamous and contented."
Brick Pomeroy and Dennis Kearney
would make splendid aids for him.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
rhe sixth GeneratIon.

Mr. George b. Standish, who died on Monday, at
his home, in Boston, was OF the sixth generation
in direct descent from Miles standish, the fiery
"littie captain OF the Plymouth Colony,
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Sarn'a CnAtauefn.

An exchange says that Bernhard will soon np-
pear in Spanish dance, and will initiate the
music of the castanets by simply shaking herself
sara can throw double skies without any trouble
every time she shakes the bones
National Republican., 1882-10-27
WAGONS.

Racine, Wis, is celebrated as a wagon manufac
turing city. Every eight minutes of the six work
ing days of the week complete farm wagon !
turned out.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was
issued yesterday, may be obtained at the
business Office in copies ready for mailing.
The present number is fully up to the high
standard which has won for the WEEKLY
so wide Il circulation.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

WHiTLow REID wants halt called at
the South. Why don't he stop the pro-
cession?
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Il EncLlnlI

"What under the sum-" asks the Chicago Times,
ais q cocktail ?" A cocktail, esteemed contem- :
porary is not under the sun; II is under your
vest, ,"-ARdntd Constitution.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

Now, If the Republican papers would
only join the Bourbon boom for Blaine.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
A POInier.
DIXIE DARKY,s DELIGHT.

You can call spirits nom the vastly deep Of
drugstore ifyour eye has been properly trained.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Population Of The National Capital. 100000
Amusen,rntu A Tonight.

NATioSAL THEATER-Pop.
THEATRE CoM1auE--Varety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
CHARLES n. BISHOP d co.,
REAL EST ATE BROKERS s

InT5v II AHT 9 H Ad II nTTS,
IOOS STREET NORTHWEST
Real Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
Rents collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance In
trst.class companies Of lowest paying rates. No
and Best located in the city Parties having property
20 sell or rent will lind 1t to their Interest TO place
In our hands. SezlY
National Republican., 1882-10-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

NToNEYI MoNEYll MoNEY!ll
REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
NO DELAY. MODERATE CHARGES
MARR & MErCALFE,
oc2l3t go street northwest
TINHE BEST WAY TO BUY HOMES AND TO
Il pay of mortgages Is In the
EQUITABLE c. h. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing money. Lowest rates OF
Interest on loans, No commissions heavy eI-
penses Information, gc., rnshed by
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary
0clIlm 9l7 4 street northwest
National Republican., 1882-10-27
FOR SAIE-Farms.

INOR SALEOR RENT-A NICE LITTLE HOME
II stead, consisting of new house. rooms, large
stable, and acres Of best land thirty minutes ride
vance of property in this locality, only two miles
f'om city, on Brentwood Road. Apply at 40S First
street. northwest. oc27-3tf
National Republican., 1882-10-27
LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-TUEsDAY AFTERNOON, A PAIR or
i ! gOld-bowed spectacles and case marked A. Por-
ter optician, Boston, Mass. A liberal reward will ba
National Republican., 1882-10-27

ITO CATfRERs-WE HAVE A VERY DEBIR-
Il able property Ia the northwest admirably
adapted for frst-cass catering establishment; hne
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
e CO., y27 street northwest ocaou
T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
II ! on Time Deposits. United States BondA hought
and sold AZ market rates; Collections made every
whore, by ]. H. soUIER d 90, Bankers. las Penn
AylvRaiA avenue. mAaB-H
National Republican., 1882-10-27

10y A LADY-UNFURNISHED ROOM ON
lD second floor, with steve; near u good boarding
house. with party who is willing TO lnkecar Of room:
state price. Address D. A., Republican Onlce.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Observation-Disclosures.

NWANTED "A SERVANT TO DO GENERAL
w Homework for n small family: must be u goo
cook and have city references. Apply sl9 Thlrtcentl
street oc25.3t%
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Observation-Disclosures


"ANrED-A SITUATION, BY a RESPECT
w able cOlDrcd man, watchmRn or private
cohchmnn; well experienced In the care OF norses
can tnrnilh city reference from last place ta nt S
street northwest oce7-stN
NTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CATERER
Wy London, Paris VIENNA desires position as
major domo with club, or partner with means A.
dress for three days MAJOR DoMo, Republican
Office. Ocl6-3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-27

YNTANrED-SICELY FURNISHED ROOM
w with board for lady. Addre J. G. b., Repub.
lican Office. OcI5-it~
NTANrED - ROOM, CONVENIENT TO PAT.
w ent-Oilice, at not exceeding slO per month;
must be heated and have modern furniture. Address
PERMANENT, Renubllcan Oflce. OC2j3t&
National Republican., 1882-10-27
wAsHINGr iron, D. C., OCTOBER -, 1882.

Nor is the time 10 subscribe.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
WANTED-Houses.

VNTANTED-TO RENT, A COMFORTABLY
w furnished house. from eight to ten rooms; rent
must be reasonable. j. II. W., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
WANTED-situatiops-Femnle

ANIED-SttUatiOn
WANTED-BY A REsPEcrABLE WHITE
Wv woman, situation ns chnmbermnid or q, sisiant
~ scwingi best reference. Addrtss q. D., Republic
WANrED-DY A REsPEt TABLE WHITE
w woman, situation as hr-t-class cook; best OF
references given. Call Rt ~ L stree. northeast
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w gifl. situation ns Chnmhermn'd or waitress,
OF would be willing to agsst with children Address
2lo lhlrd street southwest, oc2 -8te
WANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECT
w ,nble white woman as cook, washer and lroneri
ehn give good city reference. Apply at 529 twenty
days. ocei-3tA
WANTED - A LADY EXPERIENCED IN
w teaching the higher English brnnchta, Latin,
rIencn, and German, dt sreS an engngcment as VS.
ing governCss; best references kiven Address q.
~ ~ ~, 3l8 New Jersey avenue southeast. oc2D-St'
WANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
" settled woman work In private fhmily. Call
~ no llle Twentieth Get between ana ~ streets
SITUATIONS WANTED ny TWO COMPETENT
NJ white girls-one cook, the other TO do cham
ONCE. oc2i-3tt
A WIDOW LADY DESIRES A POSITION
"A where her services as hOuSekeeper are required
able.
Inquire Of !. h. Kellogg GIG street, between sixth
and seventh streets oclSl2tf
National Republican., 1882-10-27
observation-disclosures.

yXTANTED--A FEW MORE PUPILS FOR PIANO
w terms moderate. Address No. III East Cap
itUl street. ocn7-;Itk
National Republican., 1882-10-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR EXCHANGE-oNE OR TWO NICE LOTS.
disc; also two valuable patents. Sixth and street
southwest Oc2s-Ms
National Republican., 1882-10-27
WANTED-Heln-Mnle.

VTANTED-YOUNG MEN TO SOLICIT SUR
w scrlpions for fashion pnrer steady employ
ment. Apply Dome site Sewing Machine Office N5 Il
street northwest masonic TeIuple). oc27-3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-27

ROOMS, SOUTH ERN EXPOS
~ ure near Treasury, in house VIII modern in,-
prOvements: must be reascnabie uneScepOnal ref
erences Address NJ, Republican Onice. oc2I-3tS
UTAHTED-BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
w two communicating furnished rooms; hot and
cold water in bath reference given; state terms
must be reasonable. Address q. and NJ, Republican
OlTica. gcl7-3th
National Republican., 1882-10-27

"ANrED-A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
w not less than q rooms, with modern improve
ments, centrally located; cost not more than S45O0
cash Address p. II. j.. Critic Office. oc26.3t+
"ANrED-To RENT, A OR GROOM BRICK
w house, with modern improveme nts, northwest
part of city preferred state terms aud location
Address j, W, Republican Office oc25-3tk
National Republican., 1882-10-27
BOARDING,

PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING LARGE
IA house Will let three second.story rooms for $2S
furnished, TO ono two refined persons; board ii
agreeable. Address CENTRAL, Republican Office.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-08-19

Those who have or expect to have
children, or the care of them. should
call at w. H. Coley's Drug store and
get circular of DIR. MoFEETT's
TEETHINA (Teething PO,oders) 1t may
he the means of saving their childs
life.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-08-19
Fresh Frnit the Year Round,

Read the endorsement of prominent
county officers in the advertisement f
Messrs Tatum, Sims d Co., OpeIika,
Ala, in this paper, headed, Save
your Fruit, and see the proof Of their
words.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-08-19

G. b. Perry, who boarded in Mr.
Boon's house at the corner IF Clinton
and Cumberland streets, was shot by
James j. Davenport. Perry was in
state of ixtoxication at the time.
Perry died from the effects of the
wound.
At Il reunion Of some Tennessee
/ Confederate soldiers, held at Clean
Springs, near Randolph on the 10th.
, Jim Neil, aged %, and Sam Thomp-
son, aged 2S, engaged in a fight,
which resulted in Neil stabbing
Thompson twice, killing him instant
ly. After the killing, Neil made his
escape.
A leading farmer in Middle Ten>
nessee, writing to the Journal Of Ag-
riculture, states that crop from ten
acres Of amber cane Mas of more val
ne to him for feeding stock than any
other crop from double the quantity
Of land. He claims that it is far
more Hutritions, and yields more fod,
der, than the hest variety of field or
sweet corn.
A man, who. gave his name as
Wells has been buying wheat from
the citizens of Lincoln county and sell.
ing it to the mills of Fayetteville, get
ing the money on it, and the other
day he skipped, leaving some of the
dealers short couple of hundred dol,
lars, besides livery stable man look
ing for horse and buggy, which he
borrowed to get away with.
Blountvlle Star: Few are aware
that the first house of worship in the
State Of Tennessee was built in Sulli.
van county. 1t WINS built where
Viewers Chapel now stands, midi
way between Bristol and Union, eight
or nine miles east from Blountville.
1t was built for the Rev. Joseph Rhea
10 preach in. He died iu 1776. In
connectionwith the centennial celeora.
ton of the new Bethel Church, it is
proposed to have a sermon preached
at Weaver's Chapel on the fourth
Sabbath of this month, at IL a. m.
A Union City special to the Ban>
ner says Emerson Etheridge made a
prohibition speech there last Saturday
night in which he said they would
doubtless call him bolter, as he had
heretofore voted the Republican tick.
ct. AS far as the State debt was con-
cerned he liked the Bate platform
best, but as the temperance question
was the great question at issue, and
it was only the price Of one drinks
difference on the dollar in the two
platforms, he should vote for Mr..
Russell. The audience listened with
rapt attention to one of the finest eff,
forts of the speakers life. He urged
the friends of prohibition to organize
and make the fight all along the line.
Chattanooga Times: There are
ninety publications in Tennessee.
Nine Of these are daily issues, the bal
ance being tri>weekly, semi weekly,
weekly, semi-honthly and monthly.
The dailies are divided politically as
follows: Hawkins one, the Knoxville
Chronicle; Bate four, the Nashville
World, Memphis Appeal, Memphis
Ledger and Knoxville Tribune; Fus-
sell four: Nashville American, Nash>
vile Banner, Memphis Avalanche
and Chattanooga Times. There are
about sixty weekly country papers
which are political. Ten of these are
Republicans and of course support
Hawkins. Of the remaining fifty.
twenty are for the nominee of the Ju-
ly Convention, and thirty for the
Readiusters
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-08-19

We have a house and lot in town
that we will rent very cheap. Com
venient to town, good rooms and out
houses. Call and see t.r
at RANKIN IL RHODES.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-08-19
OVER THE STATE.

ghum raised in Carroll couny this
season.
Twenty one deaths and twenty-four
births in Nashville last week--a net
gain of three.
Senator jackson and Col. Eb.
James spoke to small crowd at Nc
Kenzie last Saturday.
Dr. j. p. Mathewson, one of the
prominent physicians of Paris, has
gone to make his home in Florida.
Crops at several points Oh the L.
& N. road, between Memphis and
Humboldt. are suffering from drouth'
DIR. Baird, pastor of the First Cum
berland Presbyterian church, of Nash
vile, was married to "A lady Of ST.
Louis on the 8,h.
The southeastern portion Of Chester
county was visited by water spout
last week which did great damage in
washing the lands.
The floor in the depot at Chatta-
nooga, when finished, will be the larg-
est in the South, the dimensions be-
ing 345 by 100 feet.
While absent at church one day
last week Mr.. j. r. Smith, who lives
near Henderson, had his dwelling and
all its contents burned.
The successful candidates Of Har-
deman county treated the crowd to
wagon load of watermelons, 10 Boli>
var, the day after the election.
M. L. Bennett, an old and highly
respected citizen of Lebanon, was
murdered last Saturday night while
on his way home, for his money.
At picnic on Wolf creek, in Law
renee county, near the Alabama line,
Andrew Pierce and Andrew Pugh
quarreled and fought, and both were
badly stabbed.
j. G.. Watson, of Jackson, and r.
j. Wharton, of the 7th district of
Madison crunty, have the honor to be
the first colored officers ever elected
in that county.
Judge Horrigan, of Memphis, has
decided that the Presidents Island
Farm is no work>house either for the
city or the county. So Memphis will
have to make other arrangements.
Memphis Avalanche: The officer of
the local board of health now boards
the trains on the Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad near the state line and
investigates the health conditions of
passengers from New Orleans.
Purdy independents A colored man
on Col. Meeks farm brought 10 j. M.
Higgins mill Saturday, the 9Th,
bushel and half of new corn, which
was perfectly dry, and made good
meal. The corn was planted March
18th.
A few days ago, two little boys in
Smith county, were playing around a
large tub of water, and one of them
fell in and came very near drowning.
The screams of the other child brought
assistance just in time to save the
drowning child.
Mr.. John d. Hancock, a highly
respected citizen of Henry county,
died from cancer last week. He was
native of Wilson county; was
Confederate soldier, and was captur-
ed at Fort Donelson, and remained in
prison six months.
A little grandson of Esq. Harwell,
living on Defeated creek, in Smith
county, was last week knocked down
from passing too near horses heel,
and before the little fellow could yet
up, the animal stepped on his breast,
killing him instantly.
1t now transpires that Judge Flip
pin fined Senator Barrett only $50,
with ten days in Jail, for carrying con-
eealed weapons, instead of rs dollars
as renorted. The Senntnr has nm.
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and Ten Thousand Useful. Beautiful and Ele-
CANT Articles which we have not space to men,
zion in detail, This is one OF the largest an
most popular houses in West tennessee, and
you can always get the best goods there at the
lowest figures &c and be convinced.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-08-19
MEMPHIS g. OHIO RIVER
PACKET COMP'NY.
CAIRO.
LOUISVILLE,
CINCINNATI
STEAMERS

Leave every Tuesday and Friday for Cairo. Ian.
isville ard Cincinnati, connecting ut in
cinnati with railroads and steamers for
EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WESTERN
POINTS,
giving through tickets to all points-Chicago
Toledo, Buffalo. Richmond. Ncw York. W n.
ington City. philadelphia aud DO ton East
North and Western tourists will find In Bell
RIVER route safe, del ghtful and ec, nomicai
a rates by this lire cheaper than amy other
Baggage checked through
Passengers can rely on "a splendid trip by hi
ilne' ms the steamers are all first class. hnyinl
passengers.
Bb- Each steamer carries full string bard.
X. w. LIGHTBURNE,
GenernlFrelght x Tick,r Aser
No. Monroe str-e., A.lc.a