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In A BAD BOX.
A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN TREMBLING
HIS BOOTS.

-
HIS BOOTS.
WASHINGTON, August pa story is cur
rent tonight to the effect that a certain Re-
publicsn congressman is trembling in his
boots in anticipation of an ezpose which is to
follow The return OF voluntary contributions
and HubbelI, of the Congressional Campaign
Committee, from his Michigan home. 1t
seems that his "sreat man of our day. got
$4,000 of the money collected by Hubbell
from the laborers at He'll Gate and the teach
ers and the pupils at the Carlisle Barracks
Indian school for use in his district, which is
accounted doubtful. Having received his
portion he left the psternsl mansion and
straightwsy proceeded to waste his substance
in riotous living. The money is spent, the
district still doubtful; all is known and the
committee, it is said, sternly refuse to kill the
fatted cali on the contrary it is said the man
will be allowed to die politically of hunger
and thirst. So runs the tale.
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YELLOw-FEYER
Decreasing at MatamOras = Protests
Against QuarantinfnS.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Oficial advices
from Brownsville, Tex, report thirty five new
cases of yellow-fever and one death yester-
day. DR.. Hamilton has received protest
against quarantining Laredo. He replies
that there is no intention of doing go, but he
will establish an inspection station there to
prevent the introduction of fever from the
line of the Mexican Central road or Browns
vile, vid Mexico. Mounted inspectors of
customs at Brownsville have been directed to
act as mounted police during the epidemic
without further expense to the city.
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Train wrecked for the Purpose of re b.

IIrrLEToN, N. H, August 22.-As the fast
White Mountain train was running through
Dark Hollow, on the Boston, Concord and
Montreal road, near Woodsville,. yesterday,
and was rounding a curve on twenty-foot
embaIkment, Engineer George Pebbles dis
covered an obstruction on the track, reversed
The engine and applied the brakes. but the
train struck the obstruction-a chain placed
here by desi2n-and plunged down the em-
bankment. By miracle nobody was seri-
ously, though several were severely hurt,
and The cars and locomotive we're badly
damaged. Robbery was the evident purpose
of the Nreckera
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The C., o. and 3. w. X. II.
will sell round trip tickets from Cosington, Ripley.
Newbern and Rives, Tennessee and Fulton, May
field and Paducah, Kentucky. Also, Louisville
and Nashville Railroad from stations between
Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky, and sta
tons on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
and Henderson to Memphis, at four cents per mile.
round trip. aud only for this occasion. Trains
will leave Memphis the 26th instant at O'Clock
a m. and at 80 pm.
Tickets good for Thirty Day ., and limited
to continuous passage in both directions. Re
member, this is the LAST OPPORTUNITY THIS
YEAR. For further Information call on or write
to the following-named Agents:
R. A. WILLIAMS. Passenger Ag't, Memphis, Tenn.
BARNEY HUGHES, Ticket Agent
27S Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
s. L. FINLEY, Ticket Agent. rs Main, Memphis,
and Louisville and Nashville Depot, head Main 81.
D. C. ROBERTS, Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Agent,
Little Rock. Ark.
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THE sHORN .sHORTs.''
Sensational Testimony Before the Chi.
caso Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, August 22.-In the hearing be-
fore the Board OF Trade committee this after
noon to fix settlement price for July wheat,
on complaint of the shorts" that wheat for
that month was cornered, w. E. Baker, an
operator on the board, testified that P. d.
Armou-, who was supposed to be al
the bottom of the corner, told him
(meaning himself ard coadjutors) that
they had July wheat cornered. with
millions of money back of them; that
they had borrowed more money than was
ever borrowed in Chicago before to carry it
through; that they intended to run the price
up TO 81 so, and that he (Armour) expected
the shorts to call on him for margins and he
he had 100000 lying in bank ready for
them. The testimony created something OF
a sensatiou
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LOUISVILLE, August pa FIRE this alter
noon in the Linden Flour Mills, operated by
Jones & Ballard, damaged the building to
the extent of $4,000. the stock $4,000 and
the machinery $4,000; all fully IN
ance is about $4,000. The fire started in the
floor near the smoke-stack, and tits supposed
its origin was from furnace spark.
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PORTLAND, Me, August 22.-The Advertiser
reports meeting of Independent Republic
cans here yesterday and another to-day, at
which the following nominations were m ade l
Governor, Warren n. Viuton, of Gray; con-
gressmen-E'irst district, James NJ. Stone, of
Kennebunk Second district, Nelson Dingley,
ir., OF Lewiston; Third district, Charles Nash,
of AuEu5t<; Fourth disrrIcI, Daniel Sick
ney, of Presvie. Another meeting to nomi-
nate candidates for county Offices will be held
this week. The meetings were private.
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TORONTO, August 22.-Hanlan has issued
a challenge to Ross to row four or Eve miles
on any course between Toronto and New
York next June for 5000 and the champion
ship Of the world. Hanlan intim ates that
unless this challenge is accepted it is not
probable that the race will take place, as he
may be engaged in business which will pre-
vent his making future matches.
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THE LABOR SITUATION.

Neither Naked, Hansry Nor Starving.
PIrTsBURG, August 22.-In order to re-
flute the stories that have been published
relative TO the destitltion of the strikers
the Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel-Workers have decided TO have day
light parade here on Saturday to show, as
the resolution says, that they are neither
naked, hungry nor starving" Nothing else
of interest in the iron strike transpired to-
day
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Texas Republicans

AUSTIN. August 22-The Republican
Stale convention meets tomorrow in this
city. Many delegates are present tonight,
and a stormy time is anticipated on the
question of supporting the independent
movement and of nominating a siraight=out
ticket. The independent idea seems in the
maiorily
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big for his boz

THE Slar-route defendants, Dorsey and
Brady, are in the position of the people
whose lawyer wrote upon his brief, 'No case,
blacken the other side" consequently the
pleadings OF their lawyers were not expoei-
lions Of the innocence of the accused, but
rulings against the prosecution and the man
ner in which il is conducted.
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CAPITAL RRIEES

WASHINGTON, August 22.-General Swain
says the time has not come for him to say
anything one way or the other in reference
to :he genuineness of the Dorsey letters. He
was not certain that the time ever would
come. He wishes it understood that he never
authorized any one 10 state that the first let
ter published was forgery.
Charles Fisk, of Indiana, has been APP
pointed special agent of the department of
jusirs, - place of Tidball resigned.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
KiiIed for stealing grapes.

SULLIVAN, Nd, August 22.-Last mid
night, at Mervin, Sullivan county, Mira. Sa-
rah Reed took shotgun and put thirty
eight shot into the body of Maurice Ward
while he was stealing her grapes. His wounds
fatal
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Another s.rikc Ended.

CUMBERLAND, ND, August 22.-The
Knights of Labor met at Frostburg this
morning. An answer was received from the
companies refusing another conference. After
discussion it was decided to declare the strike
ended Thursday, August 9th, and ordered
that the men apply to the different COM
panies for tools on that day, and. such order
be posted in the different lodges throughout
this region to-morroW
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NEW THREE PER CENTS.

THE ALLOTMENT OF NUMBERS TO BE MADE
FRIDAY OR MONDAY.
WAsHINGToN, August 22-The award OF
numbers of the new three per cent bonds can
hardly be made before Friday, and possibly
not before next week.. Secretary Folger is
expected here tomorrow, but certain minor
questions ia oOnnsction with these bonds
have to be disposed of before allotuenis can
be made. They relate principally to tech
nicalities.
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CoEUHBus, o., August 22.-In the co,f:t-
martial at Newport barracks Colonel Tay-
Tor PLEADED not guilty to the charge OF con-
duct prejudlcizI 10 good order and military
discipline, but 10 the specification, under the
charge, that OF writing letters to Senators
Beck and Williams ard Representative Car
Isle, ssking them TO use their influences 10
procure srevccaiion of the order sending
him 10 Omaha, he pleads guilty.
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Inereas,ur 8rownsviIre.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, August 22.-Fifty-
four new cases OF yellow-fever reported to-
day, and four deaths reported. the latter
all MeIicans. The troops in Fort Brown
are in excellent health.
Nine de sths reported in Matamoras. There
are but few new cases, and they are confined
to the suburbs. The weather is very fine.
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Mnrd cred ana Robhed.

LITTLE Rock, August 22.--Intelligence
reached here this morning OF the murder in
Chicot county of one Roy, Texas cattle
buyer. A man named McNulty is suspected.
Roy was killed in a lonely locality, and
robbed OF large sum of money.
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THE SPORTING RECORD.


BosToN, August 22.-Bosions, 9; De
troits, 2.
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-EcIipse, IA; Bal
timores, 1.
WORCESTER, August 22.-Chicagos, 8
Worcesters, /.
NEW YORK, August Buffaloes, 9
Metropolitans, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, August Clevelands
0; Philadelphias, 8.
ST. LOUIS, August 22.-St. Louis, u Pitts
burgs, 6. Game. called at the end of the sew
enth inning on account of darkness.
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Thurtday. The princess will take the
regency during his stay.
CAPE Town. August 22-Smsllpox is
spreading here in an alarming manner, and
the mortality is great.
COPENHAGEN, August GA number O.
white horses being traiued for use at the
cars coronation have been killed by the
nibilists.
TRIPoLI, August 22.-It is reported that
an Arab tribe holding territory eastward of
Bengszi is preparing 10 assist Arab Pashs.
a powerful chief, who is at the head of the
national movement at Tripoli, ia said TO
favor assisting Arab.
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DENVER, Angus. 22.-Rynsr, who stabbed
to death MeG1rvey, near Fort Lyon, last
Friday,wss taken from Jail at Las Animas
on the night Of The goth Instant and hanged
by mob of forty or fifty masked men, sup
posed to be soldiers from the Tort. Major
Braytop. commander at the fort, is exercising
all the diligence in his power TO ferret out
who con,posed the mob.
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Grand street Pageant.

DETROIT, August 22.-The largest and
most brilliant street pageant ever witnessed
in Detroit was the parade of tf,e Knights OF
Pythiss this afternoon. The procession was
several miles in length, the Uniforms varied
and attractive, the bands of music and drum
corps numerous and fine, and the marching
sh0~fng exretfeut drill T-e- parade
witnessed by thousands of enthusiastic spec
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muraertd for q Crop.

ATHENS, TEX, August ga man nsmed
Lightfoot rented a farm to a negro, who
made splendid crop. He invited the negro
70 go fishing. The negro's body was found
w, I'll the head aud hands cut off and three
hnlI. holes in the head, in the creek. Il is
snnnose / that Lightfoot killed him for the
crap. as he claimed bill OF sale. Officers
70 in nnrsu ".
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American scien1tac A..octa,io.,

MONTREAL, August 22-Though the
meetings of the American Scientific Associa-
ton do not begin till to- morrow, large num-
Der Of the members have already arrived.
Several of the vice-presidents and Prof.
Brush, the retiring president, are here, and
attended prolonged meeting of the standing
coumitfeee
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a s.ory Aheu. ps,er co.per.

A correspondent of the Boston Gaelic re-
lates the following interesting story about
the venerable Peter Cooper: "NeaTly every
day he drives down 10 his office and stays
there for few hours. As he comes out 10
his s0upe he is surrounded by a bevy OF
seedy- looking men. Each in turn steps up
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LIVERPOOL ranks as the most important
port in the world, with an annual tonnage of
5,647, 1872; London stands second, with ton
mage of $50, 65S; Glasgow third, with ], 432,-
364; New York fourth, with a tonnage of
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Ripley Institute.

A FREE HIGH SCHOOL, Prepares Boys and
~ Young Men for College Business. Session
open September 4th. Tuition Free to Every body.
100 students last term. Board. by messing. So to Sc
per month; in private families. everything fur
nished, IS to SO. Total expenses per session nine
months, $50 TO 500. Correspondence solicited.
Address R. o. PREWITT, Principal,
pfnla f4ao
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THREE PER CENTS.
Some Technic3Iities to be Arranged Be-
fore the Award OF Numbers Can
be Made.
Senator Ben HIPS Success0r-A Repub-
lican Congressman in a Bad Box
Capital Briefs.

WASHINGTON, August 2z-Totten resumed
argument in the Star-route trial this morning.
A; the conclusion OF Mr. Totten speech, Mr..
McSweeney, for the defense, addressed the
jury, but before be closed his argument the
court adjourned till tomorrow.
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KING CErEwAYo, sovereign of the Zulus
X prisoner of the English, is now in Lon
r. = but his conceit and arrogance are re-
d to be such that he is not popular.
+ n London papers speak of him in a way
1ER amounts TO our expression, 'He lie too
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sentenced 10 swing.

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Howsrd Under
wood, who killed Belle Lucas, his mistress,
year sgo, has been convicted OF murder in
the first degree and sentenced TO be hanged
at Charleston, No., September 29ih.
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SENATOR KELLOGG
Unanimously Nominafsd by the Dom
aIdsonviIIe Convention.

DoNALDseNvILLE, La, August 22.-The
boiling Republican convention nominated
Judge Taylor Bsattie for Congress. The
regular convention nominated Senator KEEL
Io0g unanimously.
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ENGLAND.
,poS.xAsrrRs' MEETINGS.

IoSpoN, August 22.-At large meeting
of The iron-masiers at marlborough it was
decided 10 object 20 the approval OF the
Scotch iron-masters to continue the restric-
,iou OF the output of pig iron another SIX
months
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Another King or Ireland.

MILWAUKEE,, August 22-William E. Fitz-
patrick. claiming to be the heir to the throne
If Ireland, has been writing TO Gladstone to
urge on his royal sister Victoria that she re-
nounce her title TO his country. He does not
annear to be a crank
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Norwood High School and college

Norwood, Nelson County. Va.
DREPARES for University OF Virginia and othel
l. higher institutions, or gives complete educa
lion. Board and tuition 500 TO $3.50. Address
Z. ii. WILLIS. JR-, superintendent
HALLS VEGETABLE SIc1IIAN HAIR
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of some of the most powerful restora-
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1t restores gray hair to its original
color It makes the scalp white and
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and falling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist. soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as a hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test Of many
years, both in this country and In
foreign lands, and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries Of
the world.
For sale by all dealers.
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Mr.. ]. F. CARY, Columbus, o., writes: 81
tried Browns Iron Bitters with my little girl,
whose blood seemed poisoned, her skin being con-
stantly covered with piElples and sores. II has
cured her completely, and all trace of impure
bleed in her system has entirely disappeared"
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Ilsrseferd's Acid Phosphate

DIR. 3. w. Robertson, Cleveland, O., says:
"krom NJ experience can cordially recon-
mend il Is brain and nerve tonic, especially
in nerEous debility, nervous. dyspepsia, etc.
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Racing at Brighton Reach.

New YORK, August 22.-At the Brighton
Beach races Black Gal, Monk, Jim Jam,
Pope Leo and Ohio Boy were the winners
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NIAGARA is a place unique for awful
grandeur on the part of nature and degrad-
ing meanness on the part of man, for "only
man L. vileD
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SEABROOK-At Red Bank, Miss, Monday, Au-
gust n, 1882, JOHN I. SEABRooK, aged 6S years.
Funeral at Elmwood this (WEDN EsDAY) morn
ing at IL O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance of
Mr.. W. H. Seabrook and Mrs. R. D. Wallace in.
yited to attend Carriages at Holst's
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FIGURING MINIS Damaxed.

Troy, n. Y, August 22-Bradford c.
burned. Loss, SAC, 900; insured fer s17, 900.
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wiL1 rRoHAnLr pEoL1NE.

NEW ORLEANS, Angus Ex-senator KEEL
logg will probably ,deciiue the congressional
nomination in the Third district, with the
view OF securing harmony.
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According to the Atlanta ROst-AppeaI there
lives in Morgan county, Ga, white man Of
sound mind and memory, the husband OF
wife and the father of several children, an
honest, industrious farmer. about forty
has a comfortable home, who never knew
until last Saturday week that Garfield had
been assassinated.
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IRELAND.
GRAY's RIGHTS.

DUBLIN, August 22.-Gray has written the
lord lieutenant of Ireland claiming the right
to be present at the inquiry into the conduct
of the jury which convicted Keynes. He
offers 10 attend in the custody of an officer,
if necessary. Sir Charles Gavan Duffy has
written Gray, expressing sympathy with him.
THE BISHOPS APPROVE.
Archbishop Croke, OF the diocese of
Cashel; Bishop Darrian, of Down and Con-
ner; Bishop Dnggan, OF Clonfort, and
Bishop Mccormack, of Achoney, have writ
ten in approval Of the efforts 10 establish
fund for the benefit of evicted tenants.
Archbishop Croke promises subscription
of ESQ.
THE JOYCE AssAssINs IDENTIFIED.
The police Rave found three eye-witnesses
to the massacre OF the Joyce family. They
have positively identified the prisoners, and
another witness identified four OF the ten as
having been overheard plotting the murder.
The police believe the tragedy 10 be the
direct outcome of secret societies with which
the west of Ireland is permeated. The wit
nesses are under police protection, and their
names are withheld. IL is believed the trial
of the prisoners will begin in few days be-
fore The Judges Of the Comuission Court,
here. The inhabitants OF the district profess
the Iiyeliest Joy over the capture OF the band
which had long been terror 10 honestly
disposed persons.
ANOTHER MURDERER SENTENCED.
In the Common Court to-day Patrick
Walsh was found guilty of the murder, in
April. 1881, of Martin Lyden, and sentenced
by Judge Lawson to be hanged onthe I'd of
September.
Lord Spencer has declined to hold an in
ouiry into the conduct OF the jury Who con-
victed Heynes He intends to examine the
afidayits submitted TO him in the case, In
order to ascertain if sufficient grounds exist
for interlerin. with the due course OF law.
LIKE A MILITARY EXECUTION.
LONDON, August 22.-Later reports show
thai the murder of the farmer Leahy, near
Killarney. was more ike military execu-
zion than a murder. The leader called upon
No. to fire; he did 50, and badly wounded
Leahy. The leader then ordered No. 10 10
fire. this shot also took effecr. No. was
then sum noned 10 give the coup de grace; this
was the Iast shot fred- Leshy remained
sI;vA haH an hour after being shot. Eve
, , men, sons of farmers, have been ar
rested on suspicion.
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DEBILITY resulting from typhoid and low
fevers is best and most quickly relieved by
Browns Iron Bitters.
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EosEIGN 81 ASHES

CsrrINJE, August 22-The prince OF
Montenegro will start for st. Petersburg
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T IsMAILIA


PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-The Eoglish
steamship Castellia has been chartered to
load 500 mules at this port to be taken TO
Alexandria for the English government.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

yTNH Z L ' , d u = n ID EAtlD hSNVN q HIb
IL Year 10 Arkansas and Texas will leave
Memphis Tenn, Monday evening, August 18th. via
Memphis snd Little Rock Railroad. Train leaves
L. and N. RI Depot Memphis Tenn. at 80 7. n.
This is the Last Opportunity this season to exam
sas and Texas. Everybody should go. Look at
these Extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
to the following places and return:
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

MY friends and customers in North Mississippi
WI and West Tennessee will please bear in mind
that will fill all my business engagements with
them respectively between this and September
18th. P. T. FORSYTH.
uuitL N
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DIED.

EVERY color of the Diamond Dyes is per-
feet. See the samples of the colored cloth ct
the druggists. Unequaled for brilliancy.
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ATEMPHIs R. A. CHAPTER, No. s5, F.
lN and A. M.-Wil meet in specisl con- N
vocation in the Tabernacle Masonic Tenn ~
pie. this "WEDNESDAY evening. at 1880 M
O'Clock, for work in the Max and PAST "
Masters degrees Visiting companions are frater-
nally invited. BY order II. 3. CULLEN, H. P.
: John d HuHN. Recorder
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THE III. w. COLLENDER 90.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

All KINDS OF Sporting Goods, Ten-Pin Balls and
Pins, Biniard-Cloth- Balls Chalk, ueTips.. etc,
manu- facturer's prices once and Bi lizard PaI-
Tor Nos rs and Is Monroe st Memphis, Tenn,
Il. CONVERGE. AGENT.