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MEMORIAL DAY.
Ex.COnfederate Soldiers Taking Pre-
lIminary Steps 10 Observe IL.

A meeting OF ex Confederate soldiers was
held last night at the Cotton Exchange, with
a good attendance On motion of Major
r ambaut, Mr.. J. Camp was called to the
chair. Major Rambaut was chosen st Gre
tary. Gentra Gordon was chosen chairman
OF the Executive Committee, and the Chair
appointed the following gentlemen as mem
beers OF the committee: w. +. Taylor, j. +
Beasley, A. J. Vaughan and s. A. Pepper.
motion was made by General Gordon to
select Sunday as the day of celebration. Dr.
Powell moved that il be held upon some
other day than Sunday, and said it would tie
more honor TO the dead for the citizens to
give up half day from their business. Bat
the Sunday men were strong, and Captain
Bessley said they had never had such a
beautiful and satisfactory memorial celebra-
ton that OF last year, which was held on
Sunday. Sunday was therefore carried.
On motion of Captain Collier the day Of
the month for the decoration was left to the
judgment and determination OF the Execu-
tive Committee.
Captain Beaeley moved to have boxes
placed at each gate Tor the purpose of receiv-
ing contributions. This provoked some dis
cussion. One gentleman wanted solicitors to
ask the people to contribute. Captain Rob
ert Black, on the other hand, wss opposed to
begging.
Colonel W. I. Taylor moved 10 appoint a
committee to raise funds to inclose the Con-
federate graves and keep them green. Cap
tain Beasiey off cred S25 and the following
resolution:
Res0lred. That committee OF three be appoiu ted
by the Chair 10 adopt ways and means OF collect
ing funds for the purpose of rearrAnging and
otherwise attending to the graves of our a. ad in
Elmwood.
Carried.
The Chair appointed Messrs. X. J. Black,
G. w Frazer and J. ID Allen on the com
mittse. Ga motion, w. +. Taylor and w. A.
Collier were added to the committee.
The Executive Committee will appoint
the day, select the orator and arrange the
programme.
Messrs. Rambaut and Beasley reported
fund to the amount of 500 in hand belong
ing to the Confederate Memorial Association.
On motion, Major Rambaut was elected per-
manent treasurer. The meeting then adj
iourned
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MORE BODIES
Found Yesterday From the Wreck OF
the Golden City.

Three mora bodies of victims OF the Col
den City disaster we're found yesterday. Two
of the bodies we're those Of white men,
found near Walkers docks, near Fort Pick
eriDg. One has been identified as the body
of the second engineer of the boat, Robert
Kelly, who stood so bravely at his
post. The other man was probably thirty
i've years of age, and had on three
shirts. He is supposed to be one of the
deck passengers. From the appearance Of
both these bodies the men were evidently
drowned, and not burned TO death. The
third body was hat of child, of probably
four years old, found some thirty miles down
the river. Captain Scoville went down last
evening on the Lee, thinking the body to be
that of one OF the Kouns children. The body
found the day previous, and supposed to be
that Of Mr.. w. FL. Stowe, is now thought to
be too tall and slender for him.
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HE FLAGGED A TRAIN
with n Big Log and "A Bigger winchester
Rifle.

Mississippi Is good State. Drawbacks be
there same as elsewhere, bat the modesty of
its inhabitants will not retard the growth OF
the commonwealth. Everyone shout Green
vile knows Wins West. He is well-to-do
in a worldly Ray-that Is, he does pretty
much az he plesses, and while he never
pleases 10 do anything very wrong, his fancy
sometimes takes a queer shoot. He lives
back of Greenville, az Arcola, ten or twelve
miles One of the hottest days of the dry
last summer he concluded 10 ego to town."
The train on the e., C. & 3. road was behind
time. and Singing his Winchester under his
arm he sailed forth to walk until the slow
coach should overtake him. A mile or two
of ties did for him, and he laid down under
a tree 10 await the coming OF the train. AT
Arcola was a party of iokers, also bound to
GreenYille, and when they boarded the train
made il up with the conductor not TO notice
any signal from Wins. whom they knew 10
be ehead OF them. The train came IN sight
of the tired wayfarer under the tree; ne
laziiy arose, stepped on the track, waved his
hst; no responsive whistle; he stepped back,
picked up S reii-eut-the is as strong n
> horace and dropped II lepgthwise on rte
track, and posted himself behind the
fortifcetior, with his Winchester. When
he engineer saw the log fall he blew on
b-akes, and, 10 make assurance douoly sure
revsi sed his engine. Take that leg OF tbs
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track" yelled the driver, when the IRON
stopped?" asked Wins Cant you see I've
stopped, you - fool" Go easy, hard
names amt what was raised on. I'm going
to GreenvilIe on this train, and If you
want that log eff the track, Just you get
down and restle it," And he started for the
one passenger coach in the train. Here"
says the engineer, "don't you know it is a
p@niieniiary offense to obstruct the track"
''Yes, of course know it, but I'd rather a
id sight go to the penitentiary than to
walk to GreeuTille under this SUM-" The
train crew, by their united endeavors, got the
log off the track, and the train rolled its
rickety way into Greenville, and Wins. was
a passenger. HIS friends, who had ATTEMPT
ed TO put the job up on him, kept him bilin'
full for week in acknowledgment of their
defeat
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. 435si-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
Tenn.-H. Y. Morton ct al. VS.. Mary Lilies ct 81.
IT appearing from affidavit iu tais cause that the
defendants Page Pi;tman. Gertrude Pittman and
nessee
Il is therefore ordered, That they make their APP
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF shslDy
county, in Memphis, Tenn. on or before the hrst
Monday III May 1852, and plead, answer or
demur 10 eomplainRnt's bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed TO them and set TO- hearing
exparte, and that copy OF this order be published
once u week, for four successive weeks, IN the
Memphis Appeal. This March ~, lSS2.
A cOpy-attcst: Il j. BLACK. Clerk and Master
BY }. NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
]. N. l5regorE. Sol. for com pl'ni. thu
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PERSONALS.

CHANCELLOR Mcdowell has returned
| from Nashville.
GENERAL LUKE E. WRIGHT has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. DIR. KNOX, of Moscow, Tenn, is tie
guest OF General A. ]. Vaughan.
Miss FANNIE E. GRAHAM, a popular young
lady Of Nashville, will henceforth reside in
Memphis.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: W. H.
Allen, Norwich, Conn; J. F. Stuart, Gal
weston; Isaac Refs, Cincinnati; G. Vaughan,
Morril,on, Ark.
CAPTAIN JAMES II. RES, OF Pittsburg;
Governor A. H Colquitt, of Georgia; Spiral
Hill, of Trenton, Tenn, and F. A. Mont
gomerY, of Bolivar county, Miss, are regis
terel at the Peabody.
Mr.. 2. S. TOMBSTONE, auditor of the
southern division of the Southern Express
Company, died yesterday morning from
fractured skull received while trying to
board a train at Mush Creek. Mr.. John
stone was forty-two years old. His remains
were brought from Selma, Ala, TO Memphis.
THE Nashville Banner, of Tuesday, says:
"Miss Fannie Z. Graham, Geservedly pop
ular young lady OF this city, this morning
departed for her future home, in Memphis,
Tenn. Lsst evening being the last that she
may spend in this city for many years, a
compliment reception was rendered her
by The many friends and companions to
whom she has endeared herself. Payne's Hall
was we'll crowded with a brilliant assem-
blage of the bellies and beaux of our city,
and TO the strains of Basins band the young
folks spent the hours very pleasantly. AS
the town clock rung out the mystic hour OF
twelve, the band played lively march and
the guests formed 3 circle around their fair
young companion. One OF the young men
stepped forward, and in a few touching
words announced tina, the parting hour had
arrived; that hour when the golden chain of
friendship is about to be severed, and of the
dreary years of absence that may drift away
ere those who have assembled here tonight
may meet again. He also presented her, as
soureHir of her Nashville friends, hand
some and elegantly finished autograph al
bum, containing touching address, which
was read to her, and 10 which she responded
briefly. After refreshments, the dancing
was kept up TO the wee sma' hours OF
morning
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AMUSEAIENTs.


The New Orleans Mascot, in its last issue,
INDUCES in abuse OF Mr.. Ford and his COM
pany, which exhibits in every word that not
fair criticism but personal malice prompted
the writer. If the company were not one of
the very best such respectable journals as
the Cincinnati Enquirer and Commercial the
81. Lolis Globe Denoerat, aud the Savannah
(Ga.) Ntars would never have printed favor
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SILKS and DRESS GOODS!

Perfect Combination of COlOrs,
adapted for Street Costumes
and Visiting Dresses, which are
Unsurpassed for VARIETY,
BEAUTY and LOW PRICES.
Those i'm search of the New
and Beautiful i'm Silks and
Dress Goods are invited to in
spect the Grand Display in
these Two Departments.
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NASH LIBRARY.
THeniy-T Three Thousand Dollars Sub
erlbed for the RniIdinR.
The following additional subscriptions
have been made 10 the Nash library fund:

This makes about S2S, 900 in all. The AP-
PEAL is authorized by the board OF trustees
to say that they will be glad TO receive sub
scriptions in auy amounts whatever, large or
small, and are not willing to pass by any
one. All or any who wish to contribute to
this fund can do so by personal application
to any one of the board of trustees, or by
note addressed to any one of hem.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 4iI R. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-John League, Administrator of
John Ware, decd. vs. Mary A. Ware ct al.
1t appearing from original bill flied in this cause
VIII CHI is sworn to. that defendants. Mary A Ware,
W. w. McCalpine. Bessie McCalDine and John
Ware, are nonresidents OF the State of Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered. That they make their ap
pearRnce herein, at the courthouse OF our said
Probate Court. in Memphis, Tennessee, on OF be-
fore the first Monday in May, lSS2, and plead, an
swer or demur TO eomplainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed TO them, and for
hearing exparte; and that copy OF this order be
published once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal This March.29. 1sSl
A copy-atIrst:. OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By Hugh B. Cullen, Deputy Clerk.
J. 81. TreZevaut and FiippIu Il Fippiu, soils for
,I,,Nt I'm
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LAW REPORTS.
The supreme Court.

Special 20 the AppeaI.J
JACKSON, TENN. April l2.-The cases Of
Furs,enheim Va BIaydes, Herzog va Graham
aud Kirby VS. Phoenix Insurance Company
we're heard to-day, and Sanderlin VS. Good
win, Talley VS. Smith, State vs. Rivers. Nc
Comb vs. Guild and Armstrong vs. Walker
Yesterday.
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CHANCERY SALE
R II Al il . II AT Z


No. 1927. R-Chaucery Court OF Shelby County
Matte 3. Jones, Assignee, use etc, vs.. Joha z
Allen Ct al
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale,
ID made in the above cause on the "a day Of
March 1872, I'D entered MAJ. 6, 1872. " 3. 81
D. 81, viii sell. at public auction, 70 the highest
bidder, in front OF The Clerk and Masters Office,
courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis, Tennes-
see, on
Saturday. May H. ISS2-
within legal hOurs, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county. Tenn, to-Wlt:
The undivided half inte,czt OF John z. Allen n
and TO lots T. 10 snd i. as designsted upoa plan
Of subdivision adopted and OF record in case q
q & Allen Ell al vs. John X Alien No Ssas L D. Of
this Court decree rendered April G, $50 PARTITION
ing the property among the heirs Of William 7.
Allen deceased sid lot 10. fronting . iest -
inches on the south Inc of Vance Etr-et. aud ex-
tending back southwzrdly between parallel lines
$50 feet alley: rad lots 10 and II fraDilng each
II fees ; inches The east lice OF Aliens enDe
and extending back ess-Nardiy Isl feet incfes
between parallel lines. being portion Of the los
50 conveyed or deeseea 70 C. g Alien IN said par
TENS o: szls-on credit OF SIX IaOntas, PR
ehesefs executing Lotes with sPPro7ed ssccEtf=.
fuezrf p Interest lien retained redemption
barred THIS ADFil z 1s52
r }. BLACK, Clerk and Master
Humes i Toston. sols- toE Conpl'ts
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See Here.

You are sick; we'll, there Is lust one rem
edy that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt II il Is liver or kidney trouble, con
sumption, dyspepsia, debility, "Weils's
Health ReDewer' is your hope, 81. Druggist.
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TELEGRAM.

New York. ~ and % white NJ
April ;, Iss2.
To M. d L. G. Kremer d Co.,
Memphis
Have expressed you decided novelties
in Dress Fabrics. Bargains immense in
Satin MOires. New ParasOis, Large
Hats, Novelties. As many Of them are
undoubtedly Bargains, we can give cur
customers the benefit
Il. G.. RREMER.
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SATURDAY, 81 Way 3. 1852.

within legal hours the following described prop
erty, situated in shelby county Tenn, tO-s it:
The undivided half intccess OF Jrhi X. Alien ia
and 10 lots (, 10 a IL. cc-iZuated npfn plan
of subdivision adopt and Of in case OF G.
=. Allies Ell al. John Z. Anen. No 3ss, K. D. o.
This court decree r.ncered April g. $50 pa ton
ing the properly among The heirs OF VIM =. alien.
dece- seo said lot No. frOBJiag IS feet % inch
on the south line OF Vance street and 1tendins
TO an alley; said lot 10 ana IL fronting each fl
feet riches the eest line Of Aliens avense.
and extending back eas5wardly Isl I 81 inches
be Eeen parallel lines. being oTtIon of the lots
50 conveys or dec1Ced u G. : Alles Ia said parti
ton suit
c. ssers executing notes with approved security,
bearing interest Len rs tine ~ REDEEM puOn barred.
Tins April 2 ls52-
r J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
L ". Humss MetcaIf & Walker, collectors fer
r,lzfn
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Young siii.wOrliIs

Now ready Tor sale.
P WALLACE MoKITrRICK.
Practical six CulrurIst.
- Se---,7 49,
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Closing Out.

Having decided to close out my entire
stock of stoves, I will, for the next sixty
days, sell veyg i3w jor cash. LOUIS DUsH,
MAR Street
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BAILEY's, 295 Second, is the place to have
good plumbing done at reasonable prices.
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All Hard Worker

Are subject to bilious attacks which may end
in dangerous illness. Parker's Ginger Tonic
keeps the kidaeys and liver active, prevents
these attacks and saves much sickness.-De-
troit Free Press.
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The b=ansy o. ih5 hair may Re esfsly re-
gained by usi1g Psrker's Hair Bzlsasn. iauch
admired for lie perfume and cleanHnes-.
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FOR SALE.
cARDlHG& SPINNING

Ia Machinery ROK SALE. Complete sys-
~ tea nov runniagJ comprising Kiison Opener.
K.fson sPrsaAeE, z worker & seri2per Card, 90
,neses; , Daring Francs Hi-yinzE's slcbber. g
sales lrcFlGsEce II Co. ElnbDe- % s3i1Elss;
hisslEss rcs.ers. IL srtnGles eaea; Pro-l1e1es
speeoe<f l52 spindle = Ring SHINING FrzIzeE,
rs sPiodlesi 2eeis, Warp Kills, rpColesE csc.
atl D. SOLO Ia l0fs - .Esit pun i-assrE- Ad5rsa-
Join O. DIVINE. 1hoEFsJn q Division So. I.s-la-
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COAL! COAL I

AND HAY
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and
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ST. Prizes... o. 8. Currency SIC 500
The tickets in the Supplement arc sold al a uni
form price
Wtsoles, 81; Halves, 81.
Prizes PAID in full In United states currency I'm
and further Informs tinn srnlv ~ CHASE d CO.,
New Haven, Conn.,. or No. & West Court street.
,rht
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Bows, Clothing, ss7, Great Western.

Boys Clothing, 221, Great Western.
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Elegant styles, latest novelties, lowest
prices. Please pay US a visit and we will
make it interesting for you. Respectfully,
HARRY COIN, Proprietor.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Il EAEl Els Il a = e

No. 42is, R-Clancery Court Of shelby county
W. V. c. Humes ct al. firm of Humes 4 Poston.
VS. John r. Allen ct 81.
DY virtue Of an introductory decree for sale
ID mad in the above cause on the ID day OF
March. 1852 and entered Xarch :. lss3. NJ p. 81.
page 35l. viii sell at public auction, 70 the high
est bidder. in front OF the Clerk and Masters
Office, Courthouse OF shelby county, Nemphis
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A Rich Fragrance Of Spices
And freshly gathered flowers is the charm Of
Fioreston Cologne. Signature OF Hiscox q Co.
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LOTTERY.
TheLITTLEHAVANA COMPANY

supplement to Royal Havana LotterS
Takes Place Wednesc ay, April 10, IsS2.
NEW SCHEME-I5,0OU Tickets CnIy 81
eaeb-S72 Prizes (U.a Currency S16.5O9.
Desiring meet the Tery general demand for
Low priced Tickets, we have devised Supplement.
tary Series of Prizes, based upon the Regular Draw.
ings OF the Royal ERvana Lottery, the amount of
I1rdr in ,rnfnh ea fnllnIla.
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able notices OF ii e trorpe's ueri;s, 81 they
have dcfe, many OF which we have Tepub-
lished in the last ten days. And especially
if the abuse of the little paper mentioned
were deserved the New Orleans Times Demo
crdt, of only the day before yesterday, would
not write as fellows OF the comPsny's pro-
du ton Of Patience: "Mr. Ford has evil
IDENTIFY given much thought to Patience, as
each little detail was carefully attended TO,
the scenery in the first act-which, by the
way. Mr.. Ford brought with hinl-being
particularly handsome ard appropriate, and
the costuming OF the twenty Iove-Sick
Maidens rich and picturesque The chorus
of their troupe should always receive due
share of praise for l;s thorough work, but In
this opera it gives evidence Of moot careful
training. The two male Choruses IN the 81
act were given with vim quite in keeping
with the dzshiDg Dragons The double
quartette, IN the same act, sung without an
accompaniment, was probably the feature OF
the evening". Although not going into IndI-
vidual mention, il would be improper in
notice Of last nights performance to pass
over the acting of Mr.. Fitzgerald. This
gentleman, in bis becoming costume, thor
oughly looked the Trustee of Beauty he
persouated, and carried of the honors OF the
evening"
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
The box sheets for reserved seats to the
Ford opera tro1pe engagement will oe ready
this morning at Q o'clock, at Hollenberg's
music store. No extra charge.
Christian RrOThers' Entertainments.
Last night the Christian Brothers College
gave a literary and musical entertainment,
which was attended by large number OF
people.
Church Concert.
A musical event of some Importance will
be the concert given at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The new organ will
play prominent part.
Lawrence Barrett.
To- night the well-known trsgedian, Law
renee Barrett, will appear at Leubrie's The
alter in the strong play OF YoriePs Lore. Mr..
Barrett has earned one OF the most distin-
guished positions on the American stage, and
his appearance here is a theatrical event.
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OLD CITY MIDDLE.
Resignation OF Mr.. j. K. Goodwin as
Chairman Of the Board Of Liquida-
tlOn Sent the Governor.
Synopsis of the Act OF 1SS1-Mr. God
win Thinks the Bondholders' Only
Hope is Legislation.

Day before yesterday Mr.. J. r. Goodwin, the
chairman of the Liquidating Board, offered
his resignation to Governor Ha6kins in The
following letter:
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New Clarendon Hotel.
Kidney Disease.

mummy SSe-S
Pain, irritation, retention, iucontinence,
deposits, gravel, ETC., cured by 'Buchupaiba. y
81.
HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey
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BIITEkN.

Efencn Steam aye " OrAss
Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis RiegeI's. 5S4 Jefferson street.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
CIrUATIoS-Ia the cou. try to do general house
= work Address WIDOW, lsS Union street.
A QESTs-For Capital Aid A ISOLATION of Indi
~ ana; he idquarters Indianapolis, Ind Aeenlh
wanted in every tow and C unity in Tenn, Ad
dress w. T Nc aIley. Gen, Ae BroNn syll e. rem {.
MANUFACTURERS make Reeders Auto
INl matte Folding seat for COUNTERS ta"les, desks
etc, SO, agents canv the principal 'itles auc
towus of Tie Unit d states; liberal commissions
allowed. For ci culars terms, etc.. address
J. A. REeDER Inventor, Coiinth. Mss
S,IrUATioN-Bya white girl for house or kitchen
= work. Apply az 9o5 Georgla street
C1roCK TO GRAZE-At the clayton place, Pop
- lar street ro4d four miles f,om 1ourt 50 ar,
good ence and plenty OF wafer. Inquire upt
4, ENTs' MANILA HATs-To reshape at
VI GoODN EARS go second street
ONE RELIA BILE GENTLEMAN OR LADY
~ Living in elch t9wn within 100 miles OF Mem
pills. sell Bedding Plants, Roses ETC., Tor us, IL
quantity. Address, Immediately,
MEAPHIs FLORAL COMPANY.
I. AIDES STRAW, CHIP AND LEG HORN HATS
II To reshape at GOODYEARS 5, 20 Second st.
~ IRLs-To sew straw hats Inquire
VI Nm. GOODYEAR, go -eeond street.
SITUATIoN-By reliable, competent man
- porter, driver walter. understands all about
thai kind OF busiueSs. Address BaeLett Sta tioI
postofiee. TO box No. 10. GEORGE Brown.
20 TIE-MAKERs-o Memphis and Spring
w field T. X. Apply at Bethune. smith & Co..
headquarters, 20 miles.out on lint OF road.
4. A. FOWLER Contractor
M UTILATEO CUlN-Old god and silver by
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A musical event of some Importance will
be the concert given st the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The new organ will
play a prominent part
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SECURE YOUR SEATS

The box sheets for reserved seats to the
Ford opera trorpe engagement will ne ready
this morning at Q o'clock, at Hollenberg's
music store. No extra charge.