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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23
Do Imitation M l,nn,aln parna

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 10.-An organiza.
ton was formed here tonight IN imita.
ton OF Captain Payne's colonization
society. by number of laboring men
and mechanics. Their purpose is 10 or
ganize a colony to go to the ceded lands
10 the Indian territory known as the
Oklahoma country and pre-empt home.
steads. At a meeting tonight thirty
tnree men signed the ron under the
leadership of b. s. Walden, a plas,erer
of this city.
A committee on constitution and by,
laws was appointed, and the intention
OF the company as expressed by them,
Is TO start. provided with years pro
visions, for the Eden of America. I"
They invite all lovers of home and free
dom to join with them in the enterprise.
The leaders, it seems, have been en-
gagged sometime in quietly developing
the scheme, but as there are no capital
lists enlisted In the enterprise, it's stabil-
ity remains TO be proven.
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.4OId JOAN T3rown'sT widow

LAWRENCE, Kas-. Nov. 16.-The wild
ow Of ssOid John Brown is in ibe city
tonight. She was rendered \ reception
at the Congregational church. at which
Hon. D. c. Haskell presided Short
speeches were made by Congressman
Haskell, Hon. T. ID. ThaeheF. Col Sam
Walker and c. L. Edwards Mrs. Brown
leaves Tomorrow for a visit 10 her old
home AT Osawattomie, Kas-
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Mr.. Admire, of the Usage City Free
Press, paper that is always bright and
full of good things. has dropped the
patent side, and prints all his paper in
his own Office. He has also enlarged Il,
and il is one Of the best looking papers
in the state.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

The Republicans Of the country at
large will be glad 10 know that the pa
triot and statesman. senator Window, of
Minnesota, has carried enough members
Of the Legislature OF that state 10 insure
his reelection TO the senate.
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Twice sentennsh he HING.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1S.-Wm. McHugh
was to-day sentenced by Judge Avery,
of the common pleas court, to be hanged
March I'd 1888. This is the second time
he has been sentenced to death, the for
mer Judgment having been reversed on
error by the supreme court. His offense
was the murder of his wife. The crime
was committed in daylight in a public
place on the street,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

ATter all the "fuss and feathers" about
the independent Republican movement
In Pennsylvania, Stewart. the candidate
for governor, only received 4S.6O2 votes
ThA: 10 1873 votes less than was re-
ceived by Woolie, the leader OF the
increment last year.
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Aurora RoreaIis Ia California

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1S.-The bril-
liant aurora was seen last night from the
northern part of the state and as far
south as Sandiago. The oldest residents
of the latter place don't remember any
such previous display.
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ANornER nosroN rrRE.
Great CONSERVATION Prevailing In the
City

BosToN, Nov. IA most alarming
nre broke out this morning IN the extern
slve lumber yards of Stillson, Mosseley
q Co, at the corner of First and Third
streets, South Boston. BY 10
O'Clock il had assumed such
shape that il threatened
to eclipse any fire ever known in that
part OF the city. The flames are spread
ing rapidly, and the entire fire depart
ment of the city has been called out te
fight them. The utmost CONSERVATION
prevails and the destruction of property
is enormous
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 17.-Homer w.
Barnes. a young well TO do man of
Brooksville, this county, last evening
went to his home aud fired a charge of
buck-shot into his heart. Death was
immediate. Domestic trouble is alleg.
ed as the cause of the deed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

Mr.. Charles T. StrattOn. the Republi-
can candidate for state superintendent Of
public Instruction in Illinois. has been
beaten by his Democratic opponent
Raab, by over 1000 majority.
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There are 325 benevolent association
in New YORK which disburse annually
the sum of 100000. There are
twelve such associations in London
which expend annually $4,000. coo.
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Newton Kansan: The creamery
building is now fully enclosed. the
engine boiler is on The ground, and
everything is being pushed To a rapid
completion.
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$3.50 In aIInes.

ScRAEToE, Pa, Nov. 17.-At Grassy
Island minss Iass evening Thomas Will
|liams and Albert Williams on She night
shaft were instantly killed, and syiyes-
Ter Williams was fatally injured BY the
fall Of the roof.
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NEW YORK, Nov. I7-Lee, the oars.
man, will sail for Liverpool early in
December and fill an engagement &c
81 900 q side.
A day or two ago the brown mare.
Donnette, hooked double TO a road
wagon with the running horse, Long
man, trotted two miles in the extraordi1.
aty lime OF 4:27ll; the first mile in
mare did not wear bIesching and there
lore outside Of her taking the
major part of the weight she received
no assistance from Longman the track
was lrlfie dull and slippery. The five
miles are the fastest ever trotted. The
nrst quarter of the second mile was trot.
ted IN "a IA seconds; the second So 81
seconds; the third in 80 seconds, and The
fourth in 81 ID seconds. The last half
mile was trotted in 104 "a seconds. The
pace increased as distance leuethened.
Mannetta is ten wears old
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Burned out.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov II. - The
wholesale drug warehouse of Gilbert
Bros. s. Co. is burned; loss unknown.
Employees escaped without serious in
jury, though six young women at work
on the fourth floor, were rescued by fire.
men and brought down on ladders.
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Most RriIIiant and Dazzltup.

DENVER Nov. 1S.-The electric storm
yesterday seriously impeded bu siness
in the Western Union office. Last night
the aurora display in the northern
heavens was most brilliant and daZ-
zlinn
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BAD As~tdeDs.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 16-Whiie the
wafer tower being erected for the use Of
the fire department was beng tested this
morning. il Was overturned instantly
killing an unknown man, fatally iniar-
ing Geo, Fl. Sage, Of Philadelphia, and
breaking the shoulder Of 3 boy looking
on.
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WAsHEKGrOH. Nov. IS.-indications
for the Missouri valley: Slightly warm
er; fair weather; variable winds, mostly
soufherly; stationary or lower pressure.
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Mrs. scoviIIe's Case Continued.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S-The matter of
new trial in Mrs. Scovillc's case came
up in the county court again this morn
ing and was continued again on account
of the non appearance of Mrs Scoville.
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-, -, - . - NVI-thI : . Blu
eFSSHOflie. oyer First NatFopa a. tt.pE
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The governors Thanksgiving procla-
nation 8 brief Perhaps he feels he
hasn't much to be thankful for.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

The Palmer Chorus has received
a present of fifty copies of "Concert
Gems, - from DIR. Palmer, of Cincinnati
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Tho yvinter Now 4. Here

THO W lHIer NOW Is 1ieT6
PoKEEsIE, n. Y, Nov. 17.-It s
showing to-day all along the Hudson
river and the Catskills.
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The Missouri Pacific freight train
goes north now at GAS p. m, and
south al 80 m.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS.

A peculiar electrical disturbance in
connection with the working of the tel
egraph wires was noticed here this
morning. It commenced about O'Clock
and has continued up to noon. The
phenomenon presented here was such as
TO charge the telegraph wires when the
batteries were removed and attimes pre-
senting change of polarity in brief
periods
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
You can shoot birds to-day.
We will have an early fall,

You can shoot birds to-day.
I. We will have an early fall.
Cotton is every inch a king this season.
WIN. R. Moore again, but not for Con-
gress.
Memphis and Paducah will celebrate IN
October.
braied their New Year.
James O'Donovan was tried before Pres
ideDt Hadden yesterday for assault upon K.
II. McVeigh and fined $50.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to James Merriwether and Mollie Sims,
and ]. NJ. Griffin and Mics Sallie Brewer.
The Dickens trial will come off at Mil
linston to-day. Mr.. Sam Weakley will go
to The scene of war and prosecute. Sheriff
Athy will send posse OF men to preserve
the peace.
-Presiden. Haddeu yesterday received
the following letter from Randolph, Miss. ::
"Dsa sir will you Pleas look over you City
for a man By the name of Mack Rea how
was Borend in this State his age Is Bout
so are SIS. have heard he was in Bysness
he leafte hea or yeas a goe. L have
note one him for $40 ! want you leh me noe
and I'll give you a good Discount on it
Pleas let me noe one Return male. Yours
TRULY
St Mary's Catholic church on the cor
per of Third and Market streets is adding
$500 gothic ceiling, which was designed by
Brother Adrian, member of the order OF
Franciscan Brothers, of this city, and is be-
ing executed by Mr.. Rolls, practical con-
tractor. The work was begun two months
ago, and will not be completed before the
Ist of October. Prof. Then, of Cincinnati,
o., has been engaged 10 fresco the ceiling,
and will commence as soon as the present
workmen have finished. The Franciscan
Brotherhood, under the leadership Of Father
P. Aloysius, are making praiseworthy i'm
provements in our midst. st. Joseph's
church, on Georgia street, Fort Pickering, is
to have the same style and design OF ceiling.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
marble yard, 1872 Main.

F. QUIGLEY's marble yard, 4S2 Main.
For pun ne, pipes ard we'll points 60 to
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
Mrs. Fits will reopen the Conservatory
of Music on the I'd of October.
FINE watches aud jewelry skillfully re-
paired By J, N Milford & Co., jewellers, SSS
Main street.
A PINT of the finest ink for families or
schools can be made from ten-cent package
of Diamond Dye. Try them.
THEGreenwood Nursery, 4l3 Second street,
gives special attention to cut flowers, bridal
bouquets and cemetery work.
The day class of the Chickasaw Matri-
monial Association is now ready for BUSH
ness. Applications received by telegraph.
The Hon. HOWELL E. JACKSON and Col
onel Ed James will address the people of
Memphis Thursday night, the 21st instant.
THE Executive Committee of the Mem
phis and Shelby County Bible Society will
meet this afternoon at O'Clock in the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, Court street.
The Rev. DR.. Savage, district superintendent
of the American Bible Society, is expected
to be present, and it is hoped there will be a
full attendance of the members of the COM
mitfee
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. JOHN B. CLoUGH and family have re-
turned from trip in Iowa.
COLONEL ]. w. JEFFERSON, after two
weeks trip TO Wisconsin, has returned TO the
city.
Mr.. J. w. VoEGELI has returned from an
extensive trip to the shoe manufacturing dis
tricts East.
Mr. J. NJ. Hlx has returned from sum-
mer vacation, spent in the East Tennessee
mountains.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: ]. NJ.
Tennis, indianapolis; the Hon. c. B. Simon
ton, Covington, Tenn; c. w. Wilroy, Desoto
county, Miss.
Mr. HARRISON 3. PHILLIPS, after trough
ing it abroad" for two months, has returned
to the city, and can be found st his old post
of duty with Adler & Bro, No. POI Main
street, Leubrie Brothers old stand.
THE American Bible Society's district SUI
perintendent, DIR. George s. Savage, is on a
visit to this part of his territory with view
to confer with our home society in reference
to the work in West Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-15

reflections iusti6able from The official action
of the Council up to this time. In conclu-
sion, Mr.. Kuey has large and lucrative
business and would be the first and greatest
sufferer were he to permit any offensive
smells on his premises. "Anli-Smell" il
either honestly but unnecessarily alarmed,
or he has MADE a disgruntled kick against
"the powers that be"-a not uncommon &C.
currence. TEXAS STEER
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Madame Demorest's
AUTUMN PATTERNS
The Great Excursion
MENKEN'S,

From Rives Station, Chesapeake, Ohio and
railroad, to Louisville, Cincin.
natl and Niagara Falls, offers the greatest
Inducements ever held out TO people 10
take such desirable trip. The excursion
lists Will have an opportunity Of visiting the
grand Exposition at Cincinnati when in full
blast. Ii is a good season to visit Niagara
Falls The fare for the round trip Is UMPIRE
cedentedIy low. Other railroads sell tickets
at reduced prices 10 those who want TO catch
the train at Rives on the 26th. Everything
will be done that is possible for the comfort
of the excurziouisis. For full particulars,
write to Q. L. Collins, Milan, Tenn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Many have been the attempts of man to
fly and many the dire failures of those at
tempts. Here again was it reserved for w.
w. Coles great show to exhibit this latest
and most wonderful of human achievements,
the flying man. When you go to see these
shall not ask in vain to see the champion
marvel of the earth
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STOLEN.

CERTIFICATES-The public are hereby mott
~ fed that the following Judgment Certificates
or Bonds of Upton county, Tenn, issued to +.
Tuggle, or Philip Tugge, have been stolen from
]. P. Meux, agent of the undersigned, viz: Certd-
ries c." each for the sum of 1882 SO; and Certih-
gates Nos III, 49, 121, 12S rs, 127, 129 1Sl and
1873, of Series d" G - each for the sum of S64. All
persons are hereby warned against purchasing the
same, they are still my property.
PHILLIP TUGGLE. San Eranc1ScO, Cal.
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PUBLIC TAXES
Cannot be Collected by a Receiver, and
the Federal Courts Cannot Do
Any More Than
Compel the State Officers to Do Their
Duty-In the Absence of Such OIL
Ger There is No Remedy.

The following decision by Justice Mat
thews settles the question of Federal inter
ference in State or municipal taxation. The
court Is powerless in the absence OF State
officer commissioned to collect tax, and
cannot compel the collection OF taxes
through a receiver.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-15

The public should bear in mind that imi-
taiions or substitutes of a standard medicine
are offered not for any benefit of health, but
TO sell something that mas been bought cheap;
and not daring 10 criminste themselves by
exact copies, their object is to get as near toit
as is necessary to deceive. The remedy to
detect frauds is in your own hands. Buy no
Simmons Liver Regulator unless encased
in a white wrapper, having large red IN
the center, and the signature OF }. d. Zeiiln
& Co on the side.
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II w

20, 600 cases $50 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 HaIf-brls. New Mackerel, 1. Il 3.
1000 Kits New Mackerel, L, 2 and 8.
25 Half barrels New Mess Mackerel.
100 Kits New Mess Maekerel.
100 Boxes New COdfi-h.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
goo Boxes New FaCtOry Fiat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 i'm a. box, about % lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New Process
FlOur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlOur,very fine.
$500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
80 brls HOminy.
so brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-all grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snuh.
300 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
25 brIs Pure Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-NeW
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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The New Market.

No. $50 Second street, two doors north of the
postofice, is open to-day. The reputation OF
The proprietor for keeping choice meats is
sc cond 10 none, and fresh vegetables, chickens,
butter and eggs are kept constantly on hand.
Give him q call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-15
Kney and the Council Defended In
Their Antl-Sauftary WORK.

Kney and ihe Council Defended i'm
Their Anti-Sauftary Work.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
A communication in your issue OF this
date, headed 'The Kney Slaughterhouse on
Beale Street, signed "Anti Smell" and to
which is attached an editorial comment, does
all the parties named in the article an in
Justice, and is reflection on not only them,
but the entire Council, by whom the privi-
lege was granted Mr.. Kney OF erecting
slaughterhouse. "Anti-Smell" says Mr.. Kney,
who is q councilman, was given permission
to erect a slaughterhouse. If he had investI-
gated little further he would have found
that Seessel, Ashner q Co., who are not
councilmen, were granted the same privilege
nearly a month earlier than Mr.. Kney, and
that they have erected the same, and that
it is in active operation to-day on
the fernando road. Further investigation
would have shown hint hat Seessel, Ashner &
Co.'s petition for permission to erect packing
and slaughterhouse was numerously signed
by Front street merchants. He next asks If
this is not dangerous precedent, and recites
that it is prolific source oil unpleasant
odor, etc. The fact that the Council did
grant this privilege to other than council
man answers the inuendo on granting e1-
iraordinary privileges to a councilman. He
says, next, the establishing of slaughter
sible and unheard of here. He is entirely
mistaken, as nearly all the largest cities
have them so established New Orles Ms be-
| ing the only exception), and are permitting
more to be established every day. 1t will
hardly be denied by even "Anti-Smeif" that
| present Council are earnestly engaged In
putting this city in the best possible sanitary
condition Nor is it necessary to mention
| that Dr. Thornton is the great medicine man
| of the Council, and that he was undoubtedly
| consulted before permission was granted
the above-nsmed parties to erect slaughter
| houses, nor will any well-advised citizen be-
lieve for moment that the Council took a
step so frsught with disaster, as Anti
| Smellu seems to think this was, without due
consideration of every question having a
bearing on the subject; and the bare imputa-
zion that the Council, individually or col
| lectiveIy, would give their consent to a
measure against their convictions OF right
and duty and without thorough under
standing of the subject, is rehection that
] ought not TO be lightly made, nor are sush
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The Decision of Justice Matthews.

THOMPSON %. Allen County and othersS-Cfrcui
Court D. Kentucky, July Is, 1852
L TAxEs-CoILECTIOS BELONGS TO THE STATE
UNITED STATES COURTS CANNOT COLLECT THRoUGH
RECEIVER
The collection of public tax as much belongs to
the authority of the State its levy and assess
ment. The tag. when assessed, although levied for
a specific purpose, is not fund which can be
dealt with by court equitable asset or chose
in action subject to an implied trust, ana Cnlteo
States courts have power.to appoint q receiver
to collect such taxes even when there Is no state
officer to perform that duty; per MATTHEWS, JUS
tice; C. J., dissenting.
.. SANE-CAsE STATED.
Complainant holds an unsatisfed Judgment
against the defendant Allen county A special
tax to pay mis- judgment was levied in pursuance
OF a 1tGndaBaus The statute authorizing the tax
provided that it should be collected by collector
appointed for that purpose by the county Court.
IN answer to q mdnddnlus requiring the appoint
ment of such a collector, it appeared that no suit
able person could be found VINO was willing 10 &C.
cept the appointment Upon bill in equity MED in
the United States Circuit Court TO obtain reet Dy
the collection of these taxes and their application
to the payment OF the eomplainants judgment
through a receiver or other agency OF the court,
held, by MATTHEWS, justice, that the court had 10
jurisdiction TO grant the Keller prayed ior- baA-
ter, C. j., dissented.
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STRAYED.

Cow-From Third and Georgia streets, Fort
- Pickering. Sunday 10Th inst, large White
Cow about I've years old; has red ears. red rings
around eyes and mouth; front feet red about sig
inches from hoof up: small red dots on neck and
part of back scars on right hip and left hind foot
Five dollars reward VIII De paid and no questions
asked for her return to Nos. and 10 Union street
HENRY LUEHRMANN.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
General w. j. Smith Drawing Upon His
Imagination.


General w. j. Smith Drawing Upon His
Imagination.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
/ see in a late issue of the APPEAL that
General w. J. Smith, in a recent speech be-
fore Republican convention went out OF
the province of his subject in order TO cast
reflection upon Mr.. Hugh L. Henderson, our
efficient and accommodating telegraph OPP
orator. He asserted that the much quoted
St. Louis Globe Democrat reporter handed Mr..
Henderson his report, but tina: the latter
named gentleman refused to forward it.
Your correspondent was present throughout
the entire evening at the telegraph Office, and
not only saw the Geographic matter handed
to Mr.. Henderson, but is also cognizant OF
the fact that he kept the Office open after
hours in order to get the telegram of, and
thereby do his duty to the telegraph COM
pany. But a glance at the st. Louis Globe
Democrat of the 9th instant will show that
General Smith was drawing upon his imag-
ination. ARNoT HARRIs.
HELENA, ARK, September IL, 1882.
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OiVcr,FilliG&C0

WHOLESALE GROCERs.
COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIs, TENN, September IA, 1882, pm.
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Baskets OF Flowers.

Fresh lot OF elegant baskets just received
by Memphis Floral Company.
E. W. DALE, Manager.
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Robertson,s Business College

No. $50 Main street, is closed for repairs
and will resume business Monday. Septem
Der 11th.
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Jockey Club oyster ParIor.
Beware of substitutes.

JOchty OIHU OJstCH
Miss Minnie Farrell is prepared to serve
eysters at Is Jefferson street. Families sup
lied nv the dozen.