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PERSONALS.

Mr.. r. NJ. PoE, of Baltimore, is in the
city.
Mr.. FELIX r. STEWART, night station
keeper, and Miss Mary Furtado were mar
ried at the residence of the Rev. Mr.. Rose,
corner of Linden and DeSoto streets, at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. 1t was quiet
affair.
THE following visitors registered at the
Cotton Exchange yesterday; J. Lesser, Ma
rianna; L. Yates, Mobile; ?. E. Parker,
Wildersville; NJ. Hathcock, Burleson; r. s.
Dow, Lucy; NJ. D. Brown, Harbert's Land
ing, Mississippi.
MAJOR R. w. HUNTER, editor of the
Winchester (Va.) Times, was in the city yes
terday, en- route to Lake Village, Arkansas
The major has been prominent in the public
affairs of his State, and during the war
served with Lee an assistant adjutant-
general. We commend him to the courtesies
of our friends in Lake Village and Chicot.
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PY virtue OF the terms of a certain ceed of trust
II 70 me eTecnled by Young F. Marley and his
1881 which said deed Is recorded in the Registers
Office of Shelby county in Record Book No. 49,
page 2b3, default having been made in the earen.
ants and agreements thereof and having been re-
quested by msjority of the benedciaries in num-
Saturday, the Him day Jaanary, Iss2,
between the hours of u O'Clock m. and O'Clock
phts, the Taxing District Of said Shelby COUNTY
sell at public anction. to the highest bidder, for
which ssid tracts parcels Of land are sffaSed In
the said county Of shelby and state of Tesnessee:
stake two whiteoek and two dogwood POINTER, the
northwest corner of the southern division Of the
thence east 20 chains q blackjack and three point
en- thence north IS chains and OK links 10 the
Marley avenue; thence west with the middle Of
said avenue % chains to the sguth west corner Of
fng at the same chaneerY sale al which this was
purchased by the said Marley; thence north with
I'M st to TIE eoTSts ns ns rs eSsns and @
EIthe Depot 70 Hickory Withe; thence wesi Wild
saad road = chains to stake; thence south crozs
ing said avenue 81 chains and IS links 70 the be-
g1 containing, excluding said avenue.
2, Also. lot 2sx1I55< feet in the town of HAYS.
Vile in said shelby county lying on the moth
nue. being 2sxii5lS feet Of the Sest pSrt IN = iet
described in deed 10 said Young + Marley in
iI5 feet pufchasd By deed 70 he aid Wsr de9 ~ ~
record In about Book lS5, which said lot Of zIx
Marley d Co.
g. Also, certain other 10. in the said town OF
asysTiIie5 d being parts Of lots G. e2 and 20 and
street al the northwest corner Of the acre tract
conveyed by the said y. 2. Marley % Mrs Hughes
and running westward with Brown street s7-IO0
chains, more or less, 10 Jackson street; thence
southwark with Jackson street 10 20 100 chains TO
Campbell street; thence eastward with Campbell
street 1000 chains, less 10 the southwest
confer of J. r. Codys acre lot; thence northward
VITA Codys line 4E-i00 chains 20 his northwest
confer; thence eastward with his northern line
59l00 chains 70 Gfeeiilee street. as now located:
thence northward with Creenlee street $500
cha1nk- more or less, 20 southwest corner of Mn
Hughes II acre lot; thence westward with her
south line 5olOO chains 70 her southwest corner:
thence noTthBArd with her western line . g7-lO
eha.nS to the beginning, containing by estimation
$40 acres, more or iess. The right and equity Of
redemption, and all right OF exemption, doYer or
Homestead are expressly waived The ttffe 10 ths
several described tracts or parcels of grourd are
believed 70 be good. but the undersigned sells ss
trustee only.
in. GoODBAR, Trustee.
MEMPHIS. December 10. 1881.
ClnpD & Bezr1, atty'E-
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ENGINEERING.

MEMPHIS. December 10, 1851.
Clnpp & BezT1, atty'E.
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OliVGr,FilniG&CO
LOCAL NOTICES.

HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
SEE Leubries Last Chance" announce
ment in another column.
For good Plumbing. Gas or Ste ami Fitting
go to ]. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
MONUMENTS, grave Enclosures, lot curbinsg,
cheap, at Quigley's, 4S2 Main, near Beale.
DR. MARABLE has reliable bovine and hu-
manized vaccine matter. $50 Main sreet.
TABLER's Buckeye Pile Ointment is good
for nothing else but piles, but it is the best
remedy in the world for that disease. For
sale by w. n. Wilkerson & Co.
BURNETT's Cocaine softens the hair when
harsh and dry, soothes the irritated scalp,
affords the richest lustre, prevents the hair
from falling off; promotes its healthy, vigor
ous growth
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farmers or gardeners want in their line. address
Hiram Sibley & Co, Rochester, New York. or
Chicago, Illinois.
FASHION IN DEFoRMITT, by w II. Flower,
=. R. 8 J. Fitzgerald d Co. publishers, No. Is
Fourth avenue, New York Go. . Humboldt Ii
brary) Price fifteen cents In this nestly printed
and profusely illustrated little volume it Is shown
how among all races OF man the custom of defOrH-
ING the body has existed from the earliest times
The Australian savage who improves Gods handi-
WORK by thrusting bone ornament through the
cartilage of the nose; the Mosquito Indian who
perforates his upper lip to receive similar
ment: the races who hEttsn the skulls of their
new born children. act only in compliance with
'.the fashion," and therein are seen TO be own
brothers Of the semi-civilized Chinese. who cramp
the feet of female infants, and least of the fe
male sex among the highest European races with
their earrings their high-heeled shoes their tight
lscing, and other absurd practices dictated by
fashion. For sale by r NJ Mznsford.
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Trustees Sale.


A trustee Of the Memphis Cooperage and Man
"a ufacturing Company, offer for sale large
lot OF improved and drstclass machinery ana
tools used for the purpose Of making manu- fac
turing any and all manner of cooperage work, the
same being now situate in the building lately oc-
cupied BY the Memphis Coorerage Company. on
the Mckinney lot No % Main street, city of Mem
phis, together with all Improvements put upcn
said lot whica the lessee is entitled remove nm
der Its lease. Also large stock of cooperage goods
both manufactured and unmenufactured. consis
ing OF barrels casks, saveso ierent kinds fnrni.
ture. fixtures lumber trucks wagon, dray iron raj
hoopiron. large hne steam-engine and all neceg.
sary appendages used In the coopeTage business
The whole or any part Of the above-described
property viii be sold at private sale at any time
prior to the 14th day OF January, 1882 and If not
disposed OF at SAID date, will be oered for cash at
public sale. 10 the highest bidder, commencing at
u o'clock on the I4th day OF January 1852:
said sale to be made on the premises where The
property Is situate Parties desiring 70 purchase
with view of continuing he cooperage business
viii find no difficulty in securing lease on the
premises for a period of years. upon favorable
terms Any information desired can be obtained
by inquiring at the State National Bank Of Mem
phis. J. A. HAYES JR Trustee
Myers & Sneed Attorpeys - 100
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MIR. Jordan said that he had called upon
Mr.. Fleece and from him had found that his
deputies had all settled, except Mr.. Mills,
from whom he expected to get report in a
few days.
Mr.. Walsh said he thought Mr.. Mills had
absconded. He understood that there were
two hundred and twelve orders that had never
been collected. He was tired of dilIy- daily,
and thought $4,000 had been collected and
not paid over. He had paid his poll-tax and
his namesake also, and neither had been cred
tied with it.
Mr.. Duffy moved that the old board adj
journ sine die.
Major Rambaut said before the old board
adjourned he wanted to thank the members
for the unfailing courtesy shown him in his
Craftsmanship, and if he had wounded the
feelings of any during that time, he begged
their pardon.
The old board then adjourned.
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THE SCHOOLS.
Meeting Of the Board OF School Visitors
Last Night, and the New Men,
bers Sworn In.
A Row AboHt the Teachers Holiday
Salary, and About the Sherifrs
Election Bill.

The Board of School Visitors met last
night in regular session, with President Ram
baut in the chair, and the following mem
bers present: Messrs. Walsh, RudisilI, Deg
nan, Defy, Boyle, GronaueI, Shaw, Link
hauer, Rogers, Jordan. DuBose, Carey, Law
horn, Ralston, Burke and Griswold.
UPERINTESDENT's REPORT
The superintendent submitted the follow
ing report, which was received:
OFFICE or Bo4RD OF EDUcATIoS.
MEMPHIS, January g, 1852
To the Honorable Board Of Education
GENTLEMES-The following table affords
all the necessary inform alton of a statistical
character for the month Of December:
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take this occasion TO express my regret at the
the High School. Miss Kunkle was a graduate of
your public schools, and awarded the first
honors in the class of 1871. From then until her
death she was connected with the High School
department. She was faithful in the discharge of
her duties, afectionate TO her pupils, and
and personal relations with her were of the
most agreeable character, and i heartily in
dorse the resolutions adopted by her associate
teachers expressing their sorrow and sympathy.
examination OF pupils, which will commence in
about two weeks, request the board TO retain the
teacher now in charge of Miss kunkle's room till
after such examination.
Prof. Harvey requests the use of a schoolroom
for the purpose of teaching eloeution, and / ask
permission of the board to grant him that priVi-
fege. Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES II. COLLIER, Superintendent
The suggestion of the superintendent to
retain the teacher Miss Ashe) uRtil the ex-
animation, was concurred in by the board.
The application of Mr.. Harvey for use Of
the room in the Market school building. to
teach elocution, was allowed.
PAY-RoLLs.
The Auditing Committee reported Dece M
Der bills at $64l 20, which were allowed and
ordered paid.
The bill of the sheriff for S141 20 was, on
motion, laid over for the action Of the new
board.
The Auditing Committee reported the pay
roll of the teachers at S4493 50. On motion,
this was laid over for action by the new
board.
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RAILROAD TALK.
The Progress Upon the Elevator and
when it VIII be Done

Considerable ground is being graded on
the levee for the different railroads. The
work upon the Chesapeake and Ohio track
is rapidly going on, and when the grading Is
finished the different connections with the
track in front of the elevator can be IN ade.
! The
SPRINGFIELD AND MEMPHIS
people have shown that they mean business
here. They have entered several petitions
for the condemnation OF land in the Circuit
Court. Yesterday petitions were filed against
VIM. Pleitz the Dupont Powder Company,
and the heirs of VIM. Pleitz to condemn
their land for right of way. All this shows
progressive and energetic spirit
THE ELEVATOR
rapidly assuming an air of completion.
The package department so far as the mere
building is concerned, is almost finished, and
it will not be long now before this new source
OF life will begin TO infuse blood into the
veins Of the trade Of Memphis. An APPEAL
reporter meeting Mr.. VIM. Watson, the con-
tractor, yesterday afternoon, asked the con-
dition OF things.
A LITTLE TALK.
"The grain elevator will be finished said
he, ain about three weeks. The large engine
that runs the machinery in it will be put up,
probably, in that time, and that part of the
elevator will then be complete"
When do you expect to have the package
department ready?' Del
st will take several months. We have to
put up fourteen smaller engines in it, and as
they hang upon the river, it will be necessary
to have water much lower than it is now.
The river fell about four inches last week,
but it must be twelve feet lower before we
can work satisfactorily upon it."
THE RAILWAY BUILDINGS.
M G.. l. j
by the different railways for the erection of
their buildings, bat, so far az the APPEAL
reporter could learn, nothing definite has
been agreed upon. The buildings will in all
likelihood be strong and durable, without
claims to ornamentation.
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Large profits can be made out of small in
vestments at the great land sale, commencing
at Marion, Crittenden county, Arkansas, on
the 9th day of January, 1882. Over one
hundred thousand acres will sell for few
cents per acre. under decree in chancery for
back taxes. Lyles & Harris, of this city, are
the solicitors
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Parker's Ginger Tonic can perform such va
ried cures, thinking it essence of ginger,
when it is made from valuable medicines
which act on every diseased organ.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

90 ACRES AT GILL's sTATIoN-one mile
> " from the city limits; fine locality and choice
neIghbOrbood; the place well improved and the
land in high state OF cultivation Also,
200 ACRES AT WALNUT BEND. ARKANSAS
On the river sixty miles below this city. all in
high state of cultivation, and contain all neces-
in good order. Address J. A. Jones, 81 Monroe
street. or ]. J. BUSBY q co.
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Terrible Loss of Life.
A Delicious 0dor

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists, 15c.
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ELEGANCE and Purity.
Many Wonder How

Ladies who appreciate purity use Parker's
Hair Balsam. 1t is the best article sold for
gray hair TO its original color.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

GtOW-One red-and-white COW, white face, short
~ horned; left horn has been broken; crop oil
left and underbit in riehl ear. Liberal reward
for her return to 246 Ross avenue. A. M. WOOD.
AHULE-On the night of December 5th a black
MI mare mule, with few white hairs; branded
letter on right shoulder and on left jaw.
reward of $40 for her return to
MRS. MARY KELLY, Central Point.
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OiVCr,FilniG&C0

1900 bags Coffee.
1000 brls Refined Sugars.
1000 Tcs., Buckets and Tin Pals Fair
banks Lard.
SEQ brls. Silver Moon FlOur-New Pro-
cess.
200 brls. Royal Patent Flour.
500 brls. FlOur-dhferent kinds.
so Tierces Hams.
500 hlf. brls. New Mackerel.
1000 Kits New Mackerel.
100, 600 lbs. Candy, Stick and Fancy.
10000 cases imported and American Sar-
dimes, Pickles, Salmon, Oysters,
Peaches, Tomatoes, Mackerel, Lob
sters, Brandy-Peaches, Brandy
Cherries, Etc.
1000 bags hand-picked and machine
cleaned Virginia and Tennessee
Peanuts.
1909 bags Nuts-AlmOnds, Brazil, Pc
cans, Walnb s, etc.
500 hlf brls and brls. Oatmeal, cracked
Wheat, Barley, Graham Flour, etc.
500 bxs. Raisins, Prunes, CitrOn, etc.
200 bxs. New Cream Cheese.
so brls pure 40-grain Vinegar.
leo bxs. Sage, Hops, Corn Starch, Rice
Flour, TapiOca, etc.
80 briss and Halves Green il Clark's
Cider.
200 bags Dairy and Small Pocket Salt.
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AGENTS can now grasp fortune. Outfit
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DENTIST,
FOR SALE Or LEASE.

TIME PLANTATION-In Bolivar county, five
IL miles from Carsons; about 500 or $50 acres
cleared land; fronting on Stamps Lake; good
cabins tolerable ginhouse; as fertile any Mis-
sissippi bottom land. Apply to
JOHN S. WILLIAMS, Yazoo City, Miss,
or CHARLES AND GEO. Y. SCOTT,
RnsndaIa Rnlivar county Miss.
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FOR ARKANSAS CITY.

Memphis and A raausas City Packet Co.
Adams u S. Mail Line-For Helena, Friars Point,
Concordia, TeIrene. Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff Z. R.-The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS.
NJ. r. Cheek. A. L. Cummins. CLERK
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at pm.
For information apply at No 5 Madison street.
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Civil and Mining Engineering

in these departments BY . STAFF OF SIX Professors
SEASON Open Oct LIST r o. uniyeu1tY OF virEin,s
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TRUSTEE SALES
Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of a Deed of Trust made to me- as
ID trustee. by R. B. Ward. ON the LIST day OF
pri 1881 and recorded in the REGISTERS Office OF
Shelby county. Tenn, I'd OF April 1851, in Book
135, page 526 sud deed being executed TO secure
certain Indebtedness therein set out, and default
having been made, viii according to the terms
of the deed, and at the request of the beneficial
res between the hours of II m and O'Clock p. m.
Saturday. the 2sfh of january, 1852,
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District shelby county, Ten
netsee, sell at public outcry. to the highest and
best bidder for cash. certain lot psrcel of land
In raid District, describedas follows: Being one
nth -5l interest in lot in book 80 lot No. A. and
south half OF lot g. fronting 30 feet the east side
of Shelby street. and running back between par
allel lines, 100 feet 10 an alley; bounded on the
south by a lot Owned by Mrs Addie Bowie. and on
the north by a lot owned by J. S. Stanton: said
Ward being seized and possessed OF said one-ffth
interest the ugh his father. the late j. L. H. Ward
deceased Equity of redemption waived. The
purchaser at the sale viii acquire absolute title
the latter believed to be good, but sell and con-
vey only as trustee.
r. DUDLEY FRAYsER Trustee
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PY virtue of a Trust Deed executed to u.s. NAV
ID 6, 1881, by f. p. Maxwell and z. NJ. Maxwell
we will, on

ID 6, 1ss1, by Il. P. Maxwell and E NJ Maxwell
we win, on
January IL, 1852.
sell for cash, at auction, on the southwest corner
OF Main and Madison streets, city of Memphis
Tennessee, the following land, in shelby county
Tennessee: Beginning at point on the west side
of Rayburn avenue, which is the southeast corner
OF a FIVE acre lot originally conveyed by John
MeLenore to VIM. Gilbert and Others, book r. page
l04; running thence south with the west line OF
Rayburn avenue lbs feet to a stake; thence west
and parallel with the south line of said five-acre
tract $50 feet to stake: thence north Us feet to a
stake in the south line of said FIVE acre lot
thence east $50 feet 10 the beginning with all i'm
provements. All rights OF redemption homestead
and dover, are expressly waived in said trust
and the title is believed TO be perfect but we sell
as trustees only. There is prior encum brance on
this property for the purchase money, but as the
beneficiary under each mortgage is the same. no
conflict OF interests will arise. December a. 1851
X. W. CARROLL,
W. r. SIMS,
GEORGE B. COLEMAN Trustees
Malone & Watson. Attornevz
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is impaired by Floreston Cologne, which is
always refreshing, no matter how freely us ed
Great Land Sale.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody HOteI-C. II. Galloway & Co.,
PronrfefOrR.

This Hotel is furnished with a steam passenger
elevator, electric bells, and frstclass in every
department. Table board, SIS per month.
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO STORY FRAME DwELLING-lFurni
Il or unfurnished-lg9 Union street: nine rooms
gas and water. Apply on the premises
DLANTATION-In Crittenden county, ARK,
known as the Eskridge Place, miles back OF
Bradley's Landing About 500 acres cleared land
flow; good gins cribs and outbuildlngs. WIZ rent
for one to five years to good tenant Apply TO
MRS (. E. McGANOCk feesn folht, Ark.
DooM-Nicely furnished front room for gentle
~ man, at 1876 Union ST; references e4ehshged:
CYTOREHoUsEs-N 30 and 2IO1s Main street.
CyToREHoUsE-No. Oh Main street.. Apply to
- L. . A''>e j. II McDAVITT, $50 Front.
DLANTATION-On the east bank of Mississippi
4 river, in Shelby county, about fifteen miles
from Memphis; 200 acres cleared well imProySea'
or J. L. GOODLoE, No. SS Madison St
- EsIDENCE-l5s Adams street. Apply next
III door for further information 155 Adams ST.
DooMs-Elegantly furnished. for gentlemen,
~ at SO Adams street.
T1URNIsHED RooMs-Nicely furnished rooms,
II at IS Main street.
OOM-A nicely furnished room at 25s Second
IL street. opposite Court Square
1GJURNIsHED FRONT RooM-For gentleman, at
II 1856 Union, three squares from Main street
MAN STREET HoUsE--No 1876 Main street.
NJ Apply TO B. M. ESTES. IS Madison ST
HoTTAGE-With six rooms, fernando road.
~ ROWLEfT & CO., 800 Front 81.
DOOMS-Two nicely furnished rooms.
III Address A, this office.
h 80 Madison street.
GRACIOUS CLUB RooMs.In Jeiiers s2 Bloc! Block.
= OVERTON d GROSVENOR.
TTOUSE-Of seven rooms No. 10 Exchange street
IL extended, within half square OF street e cars
H.
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II e RVO s d EEILITY
A CURE GUARANTEED.

De. Z. wEsTis NERVE AND BRAIE TkEArNzx--
A specific for Hyzteria, Dizziness Commissions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Ct
Memory, Spermetorrhea, Impotcney, involuntary
exertion, self-abuse or over-indulgence, which
leads to misery, decay and ssJA- Ors VIII
cure recent CASES. Each box contains one months
trestn Mt one dollar box, or six boxes for Eve
doll =; sent By mail, prepaid, receipt Of price.
We guarantee six boxes 70 cure any case. VIII
each order received By rs for six boxes. secomps.
MED with Eve dollars, we wiz send the purchaser
our written guarantee 10 return the money IL tbs
treatment does not effect cure. Gusrshtees is-
sued only By A RESKERI q CO.. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, 2I5 Main street, Memphis, Tenn
orders By mail WIN receive prompt attention.
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WANTS.

nRUGGIST-One who understands the retail
l. and prescription business A. u. Appeal
1.-TWO YOUNG MEN-Of respectable appearance
l. to distribute Samples. Address G.. Appeal
DOOM-Nieely furnished. with or without board,
~ for few weekS. Address G., Appeal office.
CITUATION-By young lac Y as salesiady copy
= fst, Il position in a refined private family to
sew for children. Address
s. B., Lockbox 2O7, Grenada, Miss.
INFORMATION OF ANTHONY McNULTY-who
j two months ago went from Chicago to st. Louis
then 10 Springfield, Ill thence TO TerIe Haute
front tooth is half broken OFF, has blue eyes, light
colored hair, light complexion; is 16 years old:
ANY informant will be thankfully received and
suitable reward given by addressing
BRIDGET McNULrY, 10 Rush st CHICAGO, Ill
7 ADS--Two lads from II to 16 years of age;
IL must be bright, write good hand and re-
specially connected. Address in own handwrit-
ing. NJ. Y Z. u: kkEMEK q ":
CSITUATION-In a drug store by young man
= of two Yeas experience; BET OF references
given Address LOCK-BOX 10,
Corinth, Mississippi
DUPILS-To receive instructions in Elocution
il and Gesture. Students instructed in small
sword exercise and prepared for the stage in every
branch. Study, 169 Desoto street. Hours from 9
AIN. 10 pm. PROF. T. X, HARVEY.
CITUATION-B BY experienced business man,
= in a wholesale grocery or dry goods house; best
references given Address j., appeal office
NLOVES CLEANED and Hair-work DONE at
VI White Machine office, "A North Court st.
HORSES TO BOARD-At 4O3 Second street, at
IL the following rates: Horse with buggy or
rockway, sl7 so: horse with delivery wagon, SIG;
horse with saddle, Sl5 <. KICK d BRO.
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FOUND.

TTORsE MULE-Picked up on Wednesday, the
II 18th Instant, one heavy set dark bay Horse
Mule, age about II or IS years Owner can have
same by proving property and paying charges.
Dennis Harvey. near L. & N r. r. on Manassas st
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The County Court met yesterday and trans
acted considerable routine business.