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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29
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WHOLESALE G ROGERS.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII he Held To-Day at the Vartoas
Chureises Mt the H0urs Named.

CALVARY Church Services at IL am. and 7:so
pm the rector officiating.
Third Bypftst-chelsea. Services at IL a m anu
1880 pm. by the Rev. Dr. Park.
First Misunderstanding at IL am. and 1:3O
pm. Sunday school at $3.50 am.
Church of tie Good Shepherd. day-sehool at
m. Services at IL am and at $50 p
Georgia Street MefIuodist-Rey. J. A. Moody-ll
: a m. and 1880 pm. Sunday-school al $50 am
Central Metj,odist.-J. II. Evans. pastor. Services
at IL a. NJ. and p.m. Sunday school al y AN.
Second CoRgTegdti0ndL--Re B. A. lines, pastor-l
a. IN. and $50 pm. Sunday school at 9;3o am
BetheI BHiidiRg.-CorHer Adams and Charleston
avenue Saba th-school every Sunday at $50 pm.
>adaraRs Street Methodist OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at 1880 pm. Preaching at IL am. and ''So pm
Cumberland PresbyterfGn.-Cour street. Services
al ii a M and 80 pm. Rev. II. A. Jones, pastor
Rosran Chapel.-Corner Seventh and Broadway
street. Fort Pickering. Sunday every sun
day at SPIN.
Landerdaie Street Presbyteriq, Preceding at y
am. and $50 pm by tine Rev. .. u OAiu"en
5unday-sehool at $3.50 an
First Presbytertan.-Corner OF Third ana popisai
streets. Services at II am. ana ;oO Ph' ny 'ne
pastor. Rev. Eugene Daniel.
Central Bdpaa.-Second street, near Beale. sun
day-school at $3.50 am. Preaching at II am ano
$50 pm, by the pastor, Rev. A W. Lamar,
Third Cumberland PresbyteTidn.-CornerF Fourth
ard Iooney streets Chelsea. Sunday anc
preaching at pm. by the Rev. H. A. Jones
Second Pres6yterian Chureh.-CoIner Of Main AM
vices at II O clock am. and 1880 O'Clock pm, by
the J. II. Weaver.
Grace Episcopal CL1rch.-Hernando street: sun
day-sehool $3.50 am. Early communion, am.
morning pra yer and sermon at IL; evening pray
at s. The Rev. Z. Orgain, rector
ST. Johns II. E. Church.-CoIner OF Vance ane
Lauderdale. Preaching at II a m Sunday-scnoo
ats PM Sunday-school free concert at nlgnt
All Invited to att nd. A. Wells. pastor
First Baptist-Corner Of Adams and Second.
Services a II am. and 7:30 pm. by the Rev X A
Venaole pastor. Subject morning discourse
yes and No. Sunday-schoSl at $3.50 am
alabama Street 1'resbgteridn.-services at II am
and 80 pm, by the Rev. A. IL Todd, OF BOLIVAR
Morning subject-''A Friend at Court" Evening
subject-"Paul on Mars HILL" Seats free.
Strangers Preaching at IL a. a. and .
pm by the Rev. N. NJ. Long, pastor; SUI DAY
| school at $50 I'm. After sermon at night, mar
| rative of the action of the synod in his case.
| HTHando Street N. E, SOtth.-Sunday-school
$50 m. Services at IL a M by the pastor, KEY
1 Warner Moore. Church conference at pm
| service of song at 80 pm. Marriage ceremony
1 pm.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GALAXY to-day at o'clock pm, at 81
Poplar street.
NOTICE Planters Insurance Company's ad-
vertise u.ent in rent column.
SEND your orders for plumbing 10 ]. A.
Bal ev :95 Second erect.
AAFw lot of gas fixtures Just received at
J ". x Brownies, 40 Madison street.
SEND your orders fo- painting, etc TO
Wishart & Rodwell, No. Jefferson street.
GALL and examine the Estate cooking
stove, at n. Schwsrzenberg's, $50 Main ct.
UoUsEHoIDERs' Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton l. now located 10 the Masonic building.
George 81. Mitchell, sgent.
WE are prepared to give special attention
| TO the reps;ring Of 6ne watches and jewelry.
IN. M1'far,, No. -S3S Main street.
KNIeH OF Innsisil will open their new
| hall with social on Tuesday evening. In
| yitations can be had from the members.
DR.. BLACK, the efficient quarantine officer
| of last season, has returned to the city and
located at 1872 Poplar street. Ohce, 2lo
/ Main street.
| THE Bluff City Self Endowment Associa
| ton is row located in the Masonic Temple
| This is not marriage asa oclatlon, but
| self-endowment in the true sense OF the
| word, based upon the laws OF nature, M
| cresse." Call at the Office and receive ful
i information.
! LADIES and GEMS wearing apparel ,plumes
| kid Loves and laces died any shade or color
Cranes and velvets renovated, cloaks ano
dresses chemically cleaned, without ripping
and with all trimmings. Goods received ant
returned BY express at Memphis Steam
| Dyeipg establishment.
D'e HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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l. MI Hill q CO.'S Fine shoes.

There is no part OF weariog apparel more
satisfactory to the owner than a comlo OFT
able, good shoe. The old rehaoig shoe
stere AT the corner Of Main ami Monroe
streets continues to increase in popularity
FROM it's nevei-failing punctuality IN intro
duciug the latest, the beat and the cheapest
boots and Shoes, whether in the finest OF
coarsest line. Patrons Of the old reliable
may depend upon the guarantee given with
every pair Of shoes or boots they purchase;
Mr.. Hill has secured an uutqnaled lice oil
fue footwear for both ladies and gentlemen
Every body is invited TO examine their STOCK
Ask for what you want and the CLERKS Will
find IL for Won.
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prof. Gebbardi;s Cottage Gallery

Has inst closed one of the most successtul
week ever known 10 photographer in this
section. Owing to the large increased faciii-
ties in every department the many appii-
csnls for pictures were served In most sat
isfactory manner. There was scarcely
visitor from The surrounding country who
did not secure photographs OF themselves or
their friends from the Cottage Gallery
Pref. Gebb srdt's celebrated 81 cozen pho
togrsphs look the cske." The great excel
lency of his work must be seen 10 be sppre-
ciated. All are invited 10 call and examine
The Coltsge Gallery art-room is we'll worth
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The floor cloih ''Linoleum" has now been
manufactured for some years, and Is much
commended by all woo use it. l. is COM
poseh mainly OF ground cork snd soIidh
oil. Remarkable alike for durabi ity, be uty
and cleanliness. The demand must continue
to increase Il has stood the test OF
time; but Imitstions being on the market,
BUYERS should look on he back OF the cloth
for the word "Linole um," which on the gen
uine ia printed on every square yard. All
Garnet dealers keen IT.
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90. 900 cases $50 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 Half.brls. New Mackerel, L. q.
1000 Kits New Maekerel, L, and 3.
25 Half barrels New Mess Mackerel.
90 Kits New Mess MackereL.
100 Boxes New COdh b.
1900 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
zoo Boxes New Factory Fiat theese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese
2 in a box, abOnt % lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brIs Silver Moon New Process
FI.Hr-NOne better.
goo brls Royal Patent Flour,Very nne
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls silver Moon meal.
80 brls HOminy.
80 brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-ali grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snnn.
300 Gases Milk.
so brls Pure Gid AT Vinegar.
25 brls Pure PICKLE Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop Lemons-NeW
York stock.
loco Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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READ &F's advertisement.


IL always supplied with the most choice,
fresh meats, fish, oysters and vegetables.
From years of experience and fair dealing
Mr.. Fuchs has established the most satisfsc-
torv relationship with the hunter, the
packer. the fisherman and the consumer OF
this CITY, thereby guaranteeing the best and
fresh ST supply at all times. Mr.. Fuchs's
market has no equal in this city In The
handilu= of fresh meats and vegetables. Or
ders from the country and By telephone re-
ceive prompt and most careful attention.
Goods are delivered free TO all parts of the
civ. VICTOR D FUoHss AARKET,
Nos - and A Jefferson street
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The Division of m.ney

For the month OF October, among the ticket
boIders in the Commonwealth Distribution
Company, will take plsce next Tuesday, at
Lou sville. Tomorrow, therefore, Is the last
dsv for the sale OF tickets. The supply ID
liable 10 be exhausted before the cose OF the
dsy. Those wanting them bad better &c
earIy. Over 100000 Will be distributed
Tickets 81 for whoiee, 81 for halves. Apply
~ Wesf Court q rect
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Johnson & Vance. CIothiers,

Unoer the Peabody Hotei, announce the ar
rival Of additional LOIS Ut new patterns IN
gents suit, fall overcosts, etc, as well as
manv choice and late designs in stylish neck
wear. This firm have their own manuiae-
tory in New York City, and are prepared 70
nfFsr MANY Inducements 10 their patrons in
stsles and designs "a they appear IN the
East. besides guaranteeing The workm ansh,p.
R-memb-r the place, No. 305 Main, under
the Peabody II tel
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Tafh. Ladies.

just received large seieetion OF pa
terms, Of the latest desigos, Tor stamp
Keusiugton aud siiS embroidery, and an as
sortmeat OF cruels and silk Tor WORKING
came. Alec a variety of tells ana saiins
Embr oidery and pinkiDg done to order
JOHN r KEY CO.. A North Court street
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Go to the Bankrupt Store.

1858 Main street, to buy your fall add winter
clo,hiDg for men, youths, boys and children,
which i being sold at thirty per cent below
N manufacturers cost. Every gsrmeDe marked
stock. amounting to $4,000, is to be sold at
Wholesale and retail uRIil disposed Of.
Social attention of merchants invited. By
order of the assignee.
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READK. & F.. advertisement.
aha Neuest and Handsomesf

Ia furniture and carpets can always be iound
al The popular house OF Bryson & Co., where
me present stock is one of the most excel
lent ever brought 10 the South. The splen-
did rugs seen on their AJat in Thursday ,.
industrial procession were only foretsste OF
The beauties 10 be found at he store. Bryson
& Co. are selling al the lowest possible
figures. Visit 23l Main street, and buy
aometbipe nice for the house.
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sIr0f. saXbY's

Dancing Academy is open for the season at
1874 Main street. Beginning cla.s, Mondsy
and Tbnrsday; advanced cIsss, Wednesday
and Saturday, at o'clock pm. Gents class
every night al 7:30 O'Clock.
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MENKEN'S.
Candies.

Buy pound pses age Of Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of csramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
Dougat, real sugar plums, marshmailows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure olorS,
and no sdulterations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritiOGs, at FLOYD MONEYS
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Decidedly ,be largest stock of carpets OF
The boics 81 patterns ever offered Tor sale ID
this market sre now a, G. W. NailPs, S52
Main stree,. He is also closing out large
nd hand-ome lot Of crumb cloths and some
Is.t spripr patterns at cost
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF MURPHY MI RPHY is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, B. +. Muir
phy retiring. j. J. Murphy assumes the assets ana
liabilities and will continue the General insurance
business under the firm name at No. q Madison
street
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KAHN a. FKEIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.

Sc Fruit Of the Loom Lonsdale, &c;
&c Merrimac Pacific Dunuel prints, &c.
Goods slightly wet only, not hurt 9TH
wis; bed .tickings, full regular hose,
l5c; 30c for elegant cardinal sash, 30c;
25c widest black Moire, soc; kid
gloves, all shades, 3-buttons, 25c; 83c
for dress plaids, slightly wet only, S3c;S
COO a yard. brocaded satin and velvet,
soc; 60c colors, cardinal, black, old
gold; cut velvets, same price; col
ored silks, 40 and Soc.
Goods Of that kind cannot be bought
elsewhere at less than double.
6Oc satiDs; marine blue, garnet,
crush strawberry, silver gray or bronze
gold tirsei, satin, same colers and
prices, 6Oc; Csc for ali wool, extra
heavy, gray flannel; Zoe for test satin
ett. and 40c for finest, Atwood CASH
meres, Zoe.
Ladies should not tail TO see our
fleet cambria linen, hemmed-stitched
baudkerchiefs at 15c, slightly wet only,
and Csc . yard for finest white linen,
in short, to 6-ysrd pieces-cannot be
duplicated at double the money.
Any lady purchasing SO worth of
goods this week will be presented with
an elegant genuine chrome or oil paint
ing, framed in gilt frame, and fit to
adorn any room. We got them with the
wet goods, on account Of slightest dam
age. "
KAHN a. FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.
y. 3. We: goods sre sold cash be-
fore delivery. Nothing warranted ex-
cept quantities. K.&F.
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Martin Cohen. the Halter,
sam NAV. the Shirt Tailor,

And leader in The latest STYLES Of gents fur
pishipg goods, is the acknowledged head
ousrters for neckwear, underwear, shirts
and, in fact, everything in tie seots fur
pishing line. Mr.. Mays long experience IN
bushes. In this place, together with a
natural superior taste in the selection OF
choice goods, has secured for him the cooh-
dence Of our citizsns. May's shirts are sure
TO give satisfact ion, and not only ht comfort
ably but ars known to wear Longer ,han or or,
sbirtmakers. He can be found at MS old
stapd. No. 1854 Main street, opposite Court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29

The above remnants consist of only the
yery best of all-wool two and three ply, and
are extraordinary cheap for rugs OF every
description.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29

Invites all her lady friends and customers TO
cali and see a full line of new millinery,
hats, birds, feathers, ornanen's, etc, 1854
Main street, over Mays.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29

In order TO close cut the balance OF our
Garnet remnants we will offer them to-mor-
row at the following reduced prices:
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BEJACH'S.

Special offering of fifty elegantly decorated
chsmb-r sets at only s. so, worth 30 oO, Tor
| set OF ten pieces.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29

Invites all her lady friends and customers to
call aud Sc. a full line of new millinery,
hate, birds, feathers, ornaments, ETC., 1891
Main street, over Mays.
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We have also left from the great rush Of
business the past week in our Carpet Depart
ment several very desirable remnants in
good carpets, ranging from 81 gbt 10 fifteen
Yards each, which will be closed ouL very
cheap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29

All remnants of II yards in length, SOLD
last week AT soc, will be closed out at 35c a
piece this week.
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All remnants of II yards IN length, BOLD
lss, week at 35c, will be closed out at 25c
each this week.
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Coat and Pants Makers.

Fifty coat and pants makers wanted a,
the Jeans Factory, 306 Main street.
II. MORRIS & BRO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-29

In order to make room for our third new
stock of carpets, now in transit, We shall
offer the following bargains in carpets now
on hand:
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Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired
BY 1. Isaac, 30 Secord st-, opp. Court So sure.
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window ShadesI Window Shades!

Having received an immense invoice OF
window eh sdes in all the latest designs, We
shall, as a special offering for this week,
have them put up free Of charge TO all pur-
chasers, the price remaining the same as
heretofore-only 81 so per pair, all COM
pleie.
so pairs OF lace curtains, at prices lower
Than ever before offered in this city.
Elegant lace curtains 81 so. worth 81 per
pair.
Better lace curtains So, worth IS per pair.
Best lace curtains 81, worth 81 50per pair.
Lsce bed spreadh and shams s. so, Sc pei
set.
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Economy 4, Wealth.

ReADK &F.'. advertisement.
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pcs best quality Brussels carpet, all Que
pattern, will be sold this week for 6Oc per
yard, worth 81 10.
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MENKEN'S
WOODEN Department!
GOLDEN GATE BLANKETSl
CLOAKING CLOTHS and PLUSHESl
FANCY sACKING FLANNELsl

This department should be visited by every
housekeeper Our stock is immense, our
prices are right.
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Great Reduction in Carpet Remnants !
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All carpets sold last week for S5c will be
closed oul for 773c per yard.
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Carpets sold last week for SOC will be
closed out this week al 81 &c per yard.
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BEJAC.H'S.
sp.ciaI offering of fifty elegantly decorated
chamber sets at only s. 50, worth 80 % Tor
set OF ten pieces.
Great Reduction in Carpet Remnants
| In order TO close cut the balance OF our
| Garnet remnants we will offer them to-mor-
row at the following reduced prices:
| All remnants of II yards in length, sold
last week at SOC, will be closed out at Soc
| piece this week.
All remnants of IL yards in length, sold
las, week at 35c, will be closed out at zoe
| each this week.
The above remnants consist of only the
| very beet of all-wool two and three ply, and
| are extraordinary cheap for rugs OF every
description.
We have also left from the great rush of
business the past week in our Carpet Depart
nent several very desirable remnants In
GOOD carpets. ranging from eight 10 fifteen
Yards each, which will be closed out very
cheap.
pcs best quality Brussels carpet, all Que
pattern, will be sold this week Tor 60c per
yard, worth 81 10.
Tn order to make room for our third new
stock of carpets, now in transit, We shall
offer the following bargains in carpets now
on hand:
All carpets sold last week for S5c will be
closed ouI for The per yard.
All carpets sold last week for zoe will be
| closed out at 35c per yard.
Carpets sold last week for SOC will be
closed out this week al SHE per yard.
Ingram carpet, to close, at 223c per yard.
Our hemp carpet at 163c win cost you zoe
per yard elsewhere.
Our "A oil cloth at 25c will cost you 4Oc
per yard elsewhere.
Our ga oil cloth at 40. will cost you 65e
per yard elsewhere.
Best red checked mating at 17!c per ysld.
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per yard, affording rare opportunity to obtain a
S,ryieeable and ylish Dress of Black or Coloreo
Wool Goods at Low Figure In conjunction
with this offering OF Dress Goods will be shown
an extensive assortment of PLUSH GARNi-
TUREs. artisiicaIlv combined with the Wool
Goods, al the uniform price of
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All carpets sold last week for zoe will be
closed out at 35c per yard.
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AUCTION SALES,
STRAYED.

CATTLE-From K. A. Terry, on valentino
" avenue, about october 18TH, two fE AkLiHe
BULL>-one led, and the other red-and Wnltt
speekled :. had rope ON Mons. Return 10 ABOVE
address a q be rewarded.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE

TIME PLA NTATIOE--Of 1900 acres at Bradey's
n landing Ark; 1900 acres cleared ana in cult
yation; dwelling OF five rooms; all necessary out
houses, and fences in good repair; pystonce ano
overflow. JRO. " CUKklN. IS Madison street
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For Folks who be not over particular large
number of New and Nicely-Trimmed, but sIghty
imperfect FELT HATS, Clean, New and Fresh out
perhaps with an occasional pinhole worth, when
ano.K., say 81 So at the nominal price of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-05
KRELY's MOTOR.

1t may be remembered that several
months ago Philadelphia Court appointed
a receiver to become the repository of the
grand secret of the keely Motor, in order
that the stockholders might have some.
thing to show for the $3.50, 900 they have
invested in that inscrutable mystery. The
Receiver accompanied Kelly for three
months, saw him at work on his motor,
and was supposed TO have been intrusted
with the secret. AT last he has made his
written report, but the unfortunate stock.
holders are not likely to derive much conso.
lation from it. In effect what he says is
that he is satisfied that Kelly has discov.
cred an entirely new principle or force.
At the same time he confesses that he does
not know what it is or how it operates. All
he can say is that keely has piece of ma
chinery which produces results altogether
unlike what such a piece of machinery
might be expected to produce under nor.
NAL conditions. As the conditions appear
to him abnormal, and as the supposed new
force is clearly not amenable to any laws
with which he is acquainted, he is unable
to describe it. or to say whatit is which con.
stituses the popularity in the Kelly motor
We are afraid that the Meter has been too
much for the Receivers intellect, and that
he has in fact become no saner than one of
heely's stockholders. What the latter
will do now, however, is rather an interest.
ing question, for they are obviously
no nearer possession of the secret than
when they applied to the Court to make
Kelly tell it.
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MORE TICKET

The indications are that there will pres.
emily be few more tickets in the field. On
the 9Th instant Granger's Convention viii
meet at Stockton, to select candidates from,
the Republican and Democratic tickets, or
if need be to make new nominations. On
the 18th an Anti.Debris Convention will
be held in this city to see that slickens is
represented properly. Meantime Green.
back. Labor Convention will be held, and
may nominate a full ticket. Then the
Temperance and Sunday-law people, who
are thoroughly dissatisfied with the action
OF the Republican Convention, talk of hold.
ing . Convention. There may be other
bodies contemplating nominations, but mp
to date these arc the only ones we have
heard OF. Even if no more convene, how.
ever, it is apparent that there will be
sncsugh candidates to 60 round, and that
no yeSter will be in . position to complain
Of any Jack Of variety in the choice offered
him. Sly tickets in the field would be
doing pretty well, considering what a
dearth Of issues there is this year, and 30
many nominations would also have tbs
effect of somewhst embarrassing the cam.
paiu calculator. who usually, in quie.
Zines, manages to come within ten or
twenty thousand votes ,qf the actual result.