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superintendent sand. Resigns.

Information was received here yesterday,
and 1t is credited by those in position to
know, that G. l.. Sands, assistant supcrin.
of railroads, had resigned, and that In all
Mr.. Dudly, late superintend.
ont on the Iron Mountain road, would he
his yurcpsgor
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MURDERED HIS JAILRr
Fred Waite Murders the Jaller OF Robe, t
son County and Makes His Escape.

Sheriff Jones received the following letter
yesterday morning from w. q, WISER.
sheriff OF Robertson county:
FRANKLIN, TEXAS, May IS ISIS. sheriff Dallas
DEAR SIn-The white man, Fred Waite.
arrested by you some time ago for theft Of
vallsein Hearne, and who was brought
here from your jail broke jail here this
morning by killing my BROTHER, Ad WISER,
the Jaller, He is u northern man, about
twenty-one years old, light hair. blue ewes
very little light beard if any, polite and af.
iaole IN his manners, has ruddy
lace, and is about five feet,
seven inches in height, and
VIII weigh from one hundred and thir-
ty-hye to one hundred and forty pounds.
lie has an improved Colts revolver and n
fine, slick gold watch and gold chain he took
from the murdered jailer. lie has several
aliases; | will give $500 for his recapture
and delivery to me. Keep sharp lookout
Tor MN. Yours, etc,
W. Q. WISER,
Sheriff Robertson county.
Some seven weeks ago Waite put in an
appearance in this city, and, as above stated
III the letter, he was arrested for the theft
oil VaIlse rom travelling man by the
name oil Brown, of Sherman, and two one
thousand mile tickets ON the Houston &
Texas Central road, the property of Mr..
Brown, were taken Off of his person, one of
them being nearly punched out In the
meantime, prior to his arrest for the theft
of the, valise, he, while pretending
to look at some rings at Pages
pawnbroker's shop, slipped one of them,
but Page saw him and had him arrested,
when the stolen railroad tickets were found
on his person, and which lead to his iden-
tity. He was tried in the county court
for the theft of the ring and
sentenced to the poor farm, but did not go,
as he was taken to Hearne, where the va
! Use was stolen, to answer to that charge
first. His last act is given in the above let.
| ter, which does not state how he murdered
his victim, but as he had pistol it is pre-
sumed he snatched it from the jailer and
shot him.
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special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

Aishes and lowest temperature and rainfall
Az past twenty-iour hours, taken daily at
Tbe following railroads kindly cooperate with
me United States signal service by requiring
,Seir agents to take the observations and use
their wiremwl'nout tS expense TO !me government
santa Fe International IL Great Northern, Texas
tpaclhc, Texas & New Orleans, Houston &
Texas Central, and Galveston, Harrisburg " San
tstorio railroads
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To.nigh, there will be given at Mayors
beautiful garden a grand musical concert,
and the music will be furnished by profes.
sor Winters splendid band. Ii the public
desires to hear sweet music discoursed by
talented musicians, Il should not fail 10 nj.
tend, for good music washes away from the
soul the dust Of every day life and Is med.
ieine. that Is a sure relief ifnot "a cure for
the sick and respondent.
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Summer Excursion Tickets mt Reduced
Rates

to oil summer resorts in the north, north
east, southeast, and to Colorado and New
Mexico will be placed on sale June LIST, 1889,
railway companies. These tickets are good
for return until November LIST, 1852. Ticket
offices at corner of Lamar street and Pacific
avenue, Dallas, and at Union depot, East
Dallas. Sleeping-car accommodations Sc.
cured in advance when desired.
II. w. THOMPSON, JR,,
Ticket Agent
d, A: TURNER, Assistant Ticket Agent,
Union DEPOT
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Mrs. Charles Smith, Of Jimes, Ohio,
writes: have used every remedy for sick
headache could hear of for the paast iif.
teen years but Carter's Little Liver Pills
did mc more good than nil the rest.
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sS-NorICE.-Asste test package Of "orone."
he wonderful preservcr Of eggs, buttcr. me at
ETC., will convince the most skeptcal Of its mer.
liz. and DO tho foundation Of his fortune. Ad.
dress Prentiss Preserving Co., Austin, Texas.
wy2sit
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The medicines composing Carters Liver
Bitters are all American, fresh, home
grown, active and valuable. They form Il
bitters which cannot be used without bene-
tit. See advertisement.
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Succial Notices.

ps-wANTED. = orpicE OF ELRcrmc Lionr
Co May 80. iSsa-To purchase 30 by iCo feet OF
ground between Sycamore street and the river,
outside OF the fire limits, on which to locate
buildings for the Electric Light plant; also 30
cedar poles OF good size, 30 feet long Address
myso-iw ". @. COMMON, President
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Ask Your Druggist
about BRowS's PErsrN ToSrc. II never fails
to cure, headache, indigestion, and consti-
patton; price 60cts, ut all drug stores in
Dallas
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Persons desiring tickets In the Louisiana
State Lottery win find II to their interest
to order through q. A. Webster, ut 705
Elm street.
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apo,uer of Attnrnr,r.

ME, the undersigned, notify herewith the
w public that Mr.. Jacob Menczer Is our lawful
attorney In fact will collect all moneys due the
firm OF Jos. Mcnczcr; manage tho business of
Glucksman& CO., aud buy for the same goods for
cash only Power OF attorney Ia on tho records
JOS. MEyCzER
alb. PAUL GLuCkSMAN,
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California Oranges,

Shuiornta oranges
Merchants send your orders to Levi Il
They are the finest favored fruit In the
world, juicy and delicious. Levi & Bro.
offer them, very cheap. Order quick before
they are all gone.
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The finest beer made on the globe
Is that you buy Of MAJ 4 Loeb.
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French Flowers,
ornaments and beads at Bauman's, 7te
Elm street.
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cigarette, mild
mellow and pure.
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Leading novelties in lace scarf. and ties
| nj Calm BrOs & Goa
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Plain and lined parasols at cost. ut Calm
Bros. e. Co.'s.
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They only can appreciate health who
have suffered from long-continued illness.
Browns Iron Bitters gives health and
strength, and thus has made very many
hnnnY.
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NoTlCE-All unredeemed pledges that arc
~ due must be redeemed by the LIST on June
1852 or they will positively be sold. Have for
pistols, &c. RICHARD COIN
myl72w COZ 1. Q Main street
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Kid Gloves and Mita
all colors at Bauman's, zoo Elm street.
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WANTED-Four statesmen of good address.
mendations. at 7US Elm street. myS6.tf
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Mn,rep to Eoan.
Ytanos.
Stravct! OF STOLEN.

=. 'g- : ~ -
VfRAYED OR sToLeN-From tho barn In
- rear Of 200 Main street on the night Of May
ss my Sl. a. horse % branded On lon shoulder
high. and in excellent condition. A liberal 70.
ward will be paid FOR his return. J. T. 0dell.
supt c. I. 4 N. q. r. r., az Main street.
mysi.H
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WANTED--0ats and wheat any quantity.
w loaded on any railroad In the stale, Cor.
respondence solicited. W. NJ Waters, onaco
over Exchange Bank, myoS n
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NoTlCE-A liberal trade wi be Siyen for a
! residence In pleasant part ui me city. con.
tanning SIX or seven rooms. Address Residence,
HERALD Office. ioe.tf
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NOTICE Mechanics, house servants. or any
~ kind of labor, call at the employment office
oU9 Main street. near Delmonico restaurant for
mylg A y,nrn
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Cheap Golmm,,,---gonti,tucd.
MiSeellameoms 0Wamts.

w ANTED-Tenmen aud ten boys, nj southern
preferred NJ Howell mySi.iw
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WANrED-Good active agents, 10 take orders
" by sample Of u staple article. 1. Gilfored.
~ European House, 1926 Main street. Dallas,
ioAns' my30.lw
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saddle hand wanted. Address
w N. Porter, Abilene, Texas. my30
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MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.

ION Maximum. Mean Minimum Mean Rainfall
80 Ct II
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Cheap Column
-
Npttcss.


NoTlCE-Adyertisem may be handed into
~ our business office UP to Sp. M, and into the
composing room up TO a. m
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NoClCE-Patterns cut free. 10 test the dress
dress cutting, Every lady should have IL Cali
aud see It, Cutting and fitting done-a perfect
III guaranteed Mrs. S, Swift, 9i3 Elm street.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Tonight the Ford Company give Oil
rette.
This afternoon the Ford Company will
present The MascOtte.
Major Burke yesterday officiated as re-
corder IN a very satisfactory manner.
Yesterdays rain came at the right time,
and frightened up vegetation superbly.
The buffalo gnats are rarer than they
were. May they soon fade into thin air.
Lecture at Free Trade Hall, 81 Jefferson,
tonight, by editor Fee Trader. Admission
free.
Willie Green was arrested yesterday
for carrying pistol and shooting in the
District.
The second part of the Study Of Words,
by Richard Chenevix Trench, published by
J. Fitzgerald & Co., is at Mansford's.
Several dairymen have not been given
permits by the authorities on account OF not
having their milk up to the necessary test
Bill Rivers, the murderer, returned to
the city yesterday in charge of the sheriff of
Madison county, from Jackson. Bill is SEN
fenced to be hanged on June 81.
Captain J. c. Harrell, of Elbs, Fayette
county, Tenn, has sent the APPEAI. speci-
mems of peaches well developed and as large
as bird-eggs showing prospect OF an album
dant yield of fruit in that section.
--Au APPEAL reporter heard yesterday
that Edo Shaw asplred to be Democrat;
that he would endeavor TO lead the large
majority of the r publican party with him
against the Smith Patterson wing OF the
,.sr ~
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II COME TO TOWN.
Important Testimony Obfaiaed from a
Criminal Cosrt " illness,

He was witness in the Criminal Court,
before Judge Horrigan, and he was evidently
little elated at the idea of giving his views,
his habits, his opinions, everything but the
facts OF the case, before so large an audience.
He was from the country, it Is hardly neces-
sary to say.
well, Mr.. -, what do you know about
the csse? asked the attorney for the de-
Tense.
swell, it was rainy day in March last, it
seems to me"
"Never mind what it seems to you" in
terpolated the judge.
We'll, it was rainy day in March, and l
come 10 town and met Mr.. Russell, and he
SEE to me, SEE he"
I'VE don't want to know what he said to
you" said the Court.
well, come to town, and | met Mr..
Brown, and he SEE to me"
1--WE don't care for that" said Judge Hor-
rigan.
Il come to town and met Mr. Jones, and
he sez-"
Il tell you we don't care to know what
anybody said to you. State the facts only"
said the judge impatiently.
"Well, / come TO town"
"Stand aside"
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USE AND ABUSE.

Wandering aimlessly, perhaps, along
our beautiful and busting thorough
| fares, the writer paused before a
news stand and asked for some pleas
ant light reading matter. Perhaps there
was something disreputable about the asker's
appearance shabby attire Is disreputable,
you know, or perhaps the asked was simply
acting in accordance with his best acquired
judgment with view to his own commercial
prosperity, but he brought a flash of indig-
nant modification to an aged and withered
cheek by promptly handing out a Police Ga
zette, i'll company with one or two other high
ly colored and highly sspiced illustrated
periodicals. Her resentment OF his selection
found vent in form of a mild protest. BEG
pardon man." was the ready apology, 'you
act for somethin' light and We sell more OF
them sort, two to one, than any other sort,
specially TO transhun' strangers Nam"
meekly confessed to the "Iranshun' stranger"
impeachment, but had hoped by the aid OF
venerable poke bonnet and honest bowed
spectacles, to pass muster for respectable
bid fogy from the rural districts. Selecting
the latest number of the Century she passed
on, and despite the hustling, iostling crowds
of handsome and handsomely dressed wo-
men, found herself moralizing in the most
ridicul JUS manner over the use and abuse OF
the printing press.
No great inventor ever really enjoys the
fruits oil his own invention, II that invention
oe capable of any great amount Of improve
nent or development. He can only hope to
live through the period of its crude iDcep-
ton. See it safely, as it were, through its
most anxious and trying infancy, tend it
through the sgonies Of tooth-cutting, steer
it clear of the many ills that human inven-
ton is heir to; then leave 10 others the en-
joyment of its matured beauties or the bale
lul influence OF its acquired capabilities for
evil. / took grim pleasure in trying to
imagine Guttenberg's expression OF counte-
nance should an irrepressible street vendor
suddenly thrust under his astonished nose
copy Of the Police Gazette or Clipper.
No doubt the widest flights OF his we'll
balanced imagination never carried him be-
yond the staid and sober diffusion OF staid
and sober knowledge, useful and desirable
food for brain and heart, to be carefully pre-
pared, cautiously dispensed, slowly digested.
But, like many another originator, he set
unconsciously in motion q mighty machine
powerful for evil as for good, and the uni
versal Transmission of all sorts of evil into
print, the fearful and rapid growth of liter
AZURE of prurient nature must be regarded |
rather as the abuse than the use OF the print
ing press.
There be those, who by some accident of |
birth live to-day instead of IN the days |
before the flood; who denouncs the general |
diffusion of knowledge, social, political or
commercial ss an unmitigated evil 10 the |
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A NE w WAY
Suggested by a Citizen to Pay Our OH
Debts.

Yesterday an APPEAL reporter in CONVEX
sation with a gentleman who has given the
debt OF the old city some study, obtained
from him his view as to the settlement of the
same. The gentleman said that there were
certain parties here who are continually
working against the settlement; the debt
would undoubtedly have been arranged by
this time were it not for few lawyers who
are continually corresponding with the bond
holders and telling them not TO accept
compromise. The debt, which was about
Sc, 900, 900, could be reduced to 100000 if
the Liquidsting Committee were authorized
to buy in old city indie btedness at not over
331 1t was on the market and could be
readily bought for % to 80 cents. A tax OF
so cents on the 800, or one-half of one per
cent, would easily pay the g 100000 in
twenty years, aud would not be at all
hardshIp
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New Clarendon Hotel.
LOCAL NOTICES.

LADIES must attend Lee Meriwether's lee
ture at Free Trade Hall to night.
BAILEY's, 295 Second, is the place to hav.
good plumbing done at reasonable prices.
FURNITURE, Stoves and Carpets sold il
weekly and monthly payments at r. Brandt
& Co.'S, No. 195 Main street, corner OF Wash
ington.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcIIIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER is no new preparation for the public
to experiment with; its success is unpar.
alieled for restoring gray hair to its natural
color, promoting its growth, and producing
new hair on bald heads.
The readers of the APPEAL wishing de-
sirably- located business and residence prop
erty in Fort Pickering and South Memphis
should not fail 10 attend the sale OF Royster
& Co., from the corner of Main and Madi-
son streets, this morning at IL o'clock.
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PERSONALS.

GENERAL G. P. NJ. TURNER has returned
from Nashville.
Mr.. r. F. c. Moss, OF Collierville, Tenn,
visited our city yesterday.
Mr.. ED LOLIvER has returned from trip
to New York, Louisville and other cities.
MEssRs. Tom Dunn AND J. G. SMITH,
former residents of Memphis, but now citi-
z2ns OF Little Rock, are on brief visit to
the city.
THE following names were fouaa on the
Cotton Exchange register yesterday: II. Il.
Faber, Montgomery, Ala; 7. E. White, ST.
Louis; w. l.. McBrayn, Ripley, Miss Dr.
r. ]. Williams, GadrdeD, Tenn; p. NJ.
Black. Pleasant Hill, Misc; D. NJ Goodrich,
New York.
THE Augusta (Ga) Ertniag Nerrs thus an
nouuces the death Of Mr.. Adam L. Alexander,
in the eightieth year Of his age, father-in-
law of the Rev. DIR. w. f. Boggs, formerly
citizen of Memphis, and pastor OF the
Second Presby terrain church: "He was
a Georgian OF whom the State may we'll feel
proud, and whose name and blood mark part
of glorious record. His home for a long
time was in Washing:on, Wilkes county, but
he has been living for number of years in
Augusta, where his sons are honored and
best identified. Mr.. Alexander was of him
self a wonderful man; pure, upright, gener
Gus, Just, man of whom the world knows
aught bat good, who died as he lived, a
christian gentleman; indeed, a very patri-
arch, with all his sons and daughters about
him. He was physically a strong man, and
his health was such that he was, until re-
Gently, daily seen upon the streets, and APP
parently not far past middle age. He will
be remembered as the father of most re-
markable as well as a very large family
Two OF his SONS now reside in Augusta, and
another recently lived here, while the
fourth is at the old home in Washington
These four sons and six daughters survive
their honored father, and are themselves
esteemed and honored for their name and
standing wherever they reside. His sons
are General E. p Alexander, late of Au-
gusta, but now Of Lonisville, Ky; Major
W. F. Alexander and Mr.. J. Ii. Alexander,
Of Augusta, and Mr.. Charles Alexander, oil
Washington, Ga. His daughters are Mrs.
General A. c. Haskell, of Columbia; Mrs.
General A. r. Lawton, Mrs. General J. F.
iilmer and Mrs. Cumming, OF Savannah;
Mrs. George G. Hull, OF New York, formerly
If Augusta, and Mrs. DIR. w. Z. Boggs, of
Atlanta. Surrounded by all these children
md many of their children, the good old
nan died, and well was it that the death
Gene of Abraham was read at his grave"
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MARBLE.
REMEMBER THE DEAD
MEDICiNAL.
NERVOUS D EBILITY
a CUBE GUARANTEED

Dr. &c VETS EKRvE AND BRAIs TBKATzKET-
A speciac for Eysteria, Dizziness, CouTuiEionE,
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Of
Memoir Epe-rnktoTrhez, Impotency, IDvolunfar5
FIsissi6us Premature Old Age, Caused By over
erer1ion. self-zbuse or cTer-iRdulSecce, which
Iesds 70 misery decay and data. Das AJAX VII
eIsre recent cases Zach box contains one months
trestu ut One dollar a box, or six boxes for i've
doD .; sent BY mail, prepaid. on receipt Of price
we Guarantee -Ex boxes TO cure any case. With
each order received b rs for six boxes, eccoupG.
uied with ave dollars, we VII send the purchaser
onT -yrftten guarantee 10 return the money II the
treerusg mt does not effect cure. Guarantees 10
sned only by A. Res KERr . co. WHOLESALE and
orders by zlzil wiz receive prompt attention.
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CASH!

The music of the rfII, the sweet song of
birds, the soft low voice OF woman, all
these are delightful sounds, but 10 the
New York Merchant none 50 dear, N ne
SO powerful as-CASH. This II the "open
sesame 10 novelties, 10 argains. with
this passport cur mr.. kremer has gain
ed Ambulance 40 the ateliers Of The fam
Ous New York modistes and secure ii
their choicest styles with the aid Of
this he has take advantage Of th+ pee
emit depressed state of the New EoEh
Market, where cold weather and Wall
street have demOralized prices 10 an ex-
tent hitherto unknown.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Fitts-Pierce Benefit

The present indications are that the forth
coming bsne6t to those excellent musicians,
Mrs Fits and Miss Pierce, will be the most
entertaining concert of the season. Most of
the best musical talent of the city has been
engaged for the occasion, and the perform
ances, both vocal and instrumental, will be
of very high order. Both ladies deserve
we'll at the hands of the amusement-loving
people Of the city, who will no doubt fill the
house on the evening of the benefit.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


To the Editors of the Appeal:
The Protestant pastors of Memphis are
earnestly requested to meet at the pastors
study of the Court street church, Wednesday,
April 18th, at ii am, for the purpose of
adopting such methods IS will lend their
sympathy and cooperation to the present
important movement looking to the estab-
lishment of a public library in our city.
The generous offer of Mr.. Nash is deserving
of our warmest admiration, and calls for a
hearty response from all who desire the in
tellectual and moral cultivation and eleya-
ton OF our people. R. A. vENABLE,
Secretary Pastors Conference.
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The Best sc. Cigar ON Earth.
CIocks. CIocl.. CIocks,
FOR SALE.

ITO COTTON PLANTERS IL have for sale on
L my plantations at Osceola, Arkansas, seye raj
varieties OF COTTON-SEED, preserved with espe-
eial referexce for seed. including Java Prolific,
Soyd Prolific. Madsgorta silk, etc. These seed
were grown the past year the allurid u-eI
bottom lands in Mississippi county. Arkansas. ana
tbs the product of seed shipped thence last sprig.
grown the previous year on Tennessee highlands
Address,
J W. JEFFERSON & CO.,
90 d. Frant Aer1 OhfG
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Cheap Coal!

We are nor prepdredto de-
iiu.r The best screened lump
Kentucky Coal, 30 cents pei
baird, or at % cents at the
yard. EHtire'y free from
slick.
Gag Special rates for m anufsc-
turing and carload lots.
BROWN d JONES.
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NoTToN CARDInG& SPINNING

" tenn (rsow runningl comprising Kiison Opener,
Kitson Elfe21er. u Worker q 6tnpper Cards, 80
inches; Drawing Frames. Higgings's Slueoe1, o.
2Higsins's Speedera, liz spindles each; Providence
Speeder, ~ Epindles; . Ring Spinning Frames
437S spindles; Reels Warp Mills, Spoilers, etc
viii be sold IN lors 20 suit purehaserz- address
JOHN q. DIVINE, fhoInpeon = D1E1s1on &C., fn11e
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Twenty-Five feet 3-hose and nozzle, 50 so.
Fifty feet hose and nozzle, s. so.
Fifty feet hose, nozzle and reel, So.
Quality guaranteed.
BROWNE, No. 40 Madison street.