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The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29
Rem ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS
Sewer for Court House.

The la Sale County Court House and Jail Baalng Cm
mee will receive sealed proposals. addressed to the con-
mee. Of the County Clerk until Tuesday August l.
1882 o'clock for al the labor and materials necesse
ry for the construction OF Sewer for the Court Hoe
In accordance with specifications open Inspection AZ the
room of the committee in ottawa ILL., the said work TO %
completed on or before the rst day OF sepemoer nea
The committee the right reject any all bids
Ottawa H.. July IS, 1852. G. ". ARMS rRoNG.
jul29 Chairman
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Is the daughter OF our former townsman, Prof.
Clark. Admission, 35 cents; children, % cents.
The entertainment is for the benefit OF the
Sunday school; and after the concert refresh.
ments will be served to such AS desire them.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29

Rocky Mountain Tourists Tickets.

The c. B. & @. r. r. Co. are now running
through to Denver on their own line, and offer
for sale excursion tickets to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo from Ottawa for $50 O5 for
the round trip. Tickets for going passage good
for IS days from date of sale, and to return to
Nov. I, 1852. T. II. MARVIN, Agent.
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Mem advertisement.
INDIANA ASBURY UNIVERSITY.

1. College Of Literature and Arts Two Courses-Clas
steal and Philosophical.
II. Theological Course, Instruction by the President
and Four Professors.
III. Law Course. Instruction by Three Professors.
". Military Department under charge OF United
States Officer.
V. Preparatory School. Six skllnl and experienced
teachers.
Tuition free. Ladies' and gentlemen admitted. Lo-
cation healthy. First term begins Sept. 3.
Apply for Catalogue to
ALEXANDER MARTIN LID, Pres't,
July29 Greencastle, Indiana.
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Fierce showers ofrain passed 60 the north,
west and south of Ottawa on Thursday evening.
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Auuselnents.

The amusement season in Ottawa this year
opens earlier than usual, but begins with very
fine outlook. Rather more than the usual num.
Der of combinations have been booked, and near.
ly all are high class shows. The house, as before
remarked, has been prepared for the opening by
complete renoyaton of the interior and the
painting of new scenery, SO that when "The
Square Man" puts in appearance on Tuesday,
August Sth, he will find the finest kind Of a set
ting in which 80 put himself and party. "The
Square Man, is new play by f. J. Swartz (now
owned by j. NJ. HID and las been presented for
short seasons with great success in most of the
large cities of this country. The drama is one
of western life, after the manner Of "The Dan.
ites," "M'liss," &C. and is universally commend.
ed for its interest, effective dialogue, genial hu
NOR and pure motif. Jack Kenyon, q noble sort
OF square man" OF the camp "has fallen in love
with Blossom, the neglected child of SHppay|
Jim of Boomer Run, who before his death has
struck it rich and leaves 1t all to the girl Meth.
er Jack nor Blossom are aware of this, but Jact
adopts the ragged orphan to make a lady of her
Each loyes the other, and, as both are in the
dark as to that fact, it gives ample scope for
cross purposes. The jealousy OF one and the
despair Of the other are admirably drawn, and
from the beginning of the first to the end OF the
last act-when they are at last united-the inter
est of the audience never flags. These two are
the leading parts, and are admirably played by
Mr.. Ben Maginley, who makes Jack all the hero
that could be desired, and by Libbie Noyon,
young lady of the Lotta PiXley school, whose
Blossom, tie AEgCl Cf Bonner R,ui, is a most ex
cellently drawn and dwell finished piece of work,
says the Philadelphia Ne'cs, May Both The play |
is filed with incidents from drawn revolvers to |
a mine explosion, but has interspersed songs and
whistlng and other features Of his own, so that !
the performance presents 4 pleasing variety. |
The company is a very good one as a whole; and |
iuclUaeS q .o'rrtd man, wonderful as a whistler |
JuaH "Gic., t.v E.Jise says 'the piano playing |
Of Blind Tom is hardly more extraordinary"
The concert OF the Turner Society on next |
Monday night will be the finest musical treat
offered in Ottawa for a long time aud deserves .
large house
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29

WcGrc authorized TO announce that r. G. BARRETT. OF
Earl will be candidate before the Democratic County
Convention tor nomination candidate for the office
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29

The hacksmitLs OF this city have organized Il
nine and are ready to receive propositions.
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Personal! To Men Only!

THE vOLrAIC BELT co, Marshall. Mich. will send
DIR. Dyes celebrated E.lcctro- oltaic i5elts
and Electric a ppiances on trial for thirty days 10
men young or old who are afflicted with Nervous Debli
~ Lost Vitality and Manhood and kindred troubles guar
anteeng speedy and complete restoration of health ana
manly yg0r Address as above. n. B-No risk is incur
red. Ms thirty days trial is allowed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29

We authorized to announce that Arthur Y. BAR.
TELS VIII be candidate for the office Clerk of the Pro
bate Court subject the decision Of the La Sale County
Democratic Convention.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29
harrtru.
4 ANNOUNCEMENTS.

on the 2jt inst. by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mr. CHRIS
TOPPER SlOEIEER TO Miss LOUISE DuBBROW. al %
This CltN
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Nem aDhert(s ements.

Natures Sparkling Specific for Indigestion
and Bousnes the Of the famous Setzer Spa Is du'
plicacd in moment with aspoonfu of TARRAST's SELF
zER ApKRIENT, which contains every valuable element OF
the German Spring. The greatest physicians OF Europe
pronounce GIFT of Providence the most potent Of
all known alternatives, and It's fac-simile fresh and toanne,
placed within the reach of every Invalid In the west
ern world. - - ..4,-,.u,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Farm for Sale.

The south iat " section :. T. "a y. RS r. fFu.- sid
by october si IL vii De Tor FOG terms and m par.
tcu ars enquire ~ aw Office % Thomas G. Fullerton Net
sde Couri House, Ottawa. H. of Richard J. Fullerton
On u1e prehll~s JuH2l-tf'
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j. W. DUNCAN. Al o'CoNoR
nUNCAN * O'CONOR. Attorneys at Law.
~ Once in Camerons building opposite Clifton Hotel,
Ottawa, Illinois. July2g2
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29
PKOGRAM NJ NE:
Reduced Railroad Fares.

Fares ON b. O. and c. Ri. + Il. Road, $500 from
Chicago and return From other points either road,
rO per mile each way Tickets good from July 80 to
Aug !. inclusive. iulyl I'd
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29

enriches the blood and purifies the
system; cures weakness. lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-07-29
Retr -,u.,'i,,iA rllS.

willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-17

For fine boots and shoes go to Voegeh
& Co.
NOTICE Planters Insurance Company's adj
yertisement 10 rent column.
SEND your orders for plumbing 10 ]. A.
Bal ev ea5 Second street.
A NFw lot of gas fixtures Just received at
7 X, Brownies, 40 Madison street.
CALL and examine the Estate cooking
stove. at n. Schwarzenberg's, 230 Main st.
TIE latest styles OF boots and shoes at
VoegeIi & Co.., 27l Main street, opposite
Court square.
FuRNrrURE sold on weekly and monthly
payments at r. Brandt & Co.'S, 1875 Main,
corner Washington.
WE have additional facilities for manufac-
turing and repairing jewelry. Give us trial.
IN MULFORD & CO, No. 1888 Main.
The Celluloid Eye .Glssses are the lightesf,
bandsomest and most durable made. Get
pair. For sale by all leading jewellers aud
opticians.
NOTHING can match "Hub Punch" when it
is blended with lemonade. hue ice, soda
water. etc 1t far exceeds all other forms OF
punch. The trade 'upplied at mannfaciur-
ers' prices by 3. ]. Semmes & Co, Memphir.
ANY person prepared 70 entertain visitors
TO our approaching Jubilee, whether with
board or lodging, or both. Will please leave
their names and the number they can ao-
commoda,e at Linkhauer & Lehman's 1872
Main street, where register will be kept. ].
BY calling at my Office, Sc Court street,
the owners of lands sold by the United
States for direct taxes, or the legal repre-
sentatives OF such owners can ascertain the
amount due them on account OF said saies;
or claims for tine ssme will be prepared
without expense 10 claimants and promptly
collected
GILBERT MOVERS, Attorney-at-Lsw.
MEMPHIS, TEEN, October lc, lSS2
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in, and dividing the expenses Of postage,
printing, advertising, etc, among the officers
and directors OF the companies. This plan
is respectfully submitted 10 the Memphis
associations. Don't all jump at once.
1t will be remembered that at Sells's
circus an attempt was made to pick the
pocket of Mr.. Will Foster, and that he, when
ne felt the persons hand IN his pocket,
turned and grabbed the first man be laid his
hands upon, who turned out TO be Mr.. ii. c.
Lacey, OF Princeton, KY, who had been IN
the city but few days. ,.,r. ilseey was ar
rested ~. 30 pound over 10 appear before the
Criminal Court. AT the trial yesterday Mr..
Lacey was bonorablv discharged, there being
no proof whatever OF his guilt. Mr.. Lacey
has letters from the leading citizens Of his
town, speaking of him in the his hest terms.
The attorney-general also gave him a letter
affirming his belief in his innocence. Il was
a very unfortunate affair for Mr.. Lacey, and
one in which he has The sympathy of all
good men. OF course all who knew him be-
lieved him innocent, but, in 'smuch in
Justice hiss been done him and the affair was
widely circulated through the press, this
public announcement is deemed necessary.
Kentucky papers win confer a favor upon
Mr.. Lacey by copying this statement.
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PERSONALS.

Nh. E. w. MooRISG, OF New York, is at
the Peabody.
Mr.. IKE NOOK leaves this morning, and
will be absent several dave.
ssEs'CYNTHIA AND FLORENCE LATTING
have returned from Kerrville, where they
made many warm friends.
GEN. A. J. VAUGHAN has gone to Clsren-
den, Ark, to visit his grandchildren. The
general is not very old either.
Mr. CHARLES JONES, the contractor, after
q recreation trip OF some three weeks to the
North and West, returned home Saturday,
much improved in health.
The following names were registered at the
Cotton Exchange yesterday: H. Bates, jr., In
dianapolis; Henry Beer and L L ppmann, New
Orleans; Daniel Bell, Fowlkes's, Tenn; J.W
Baker, Dyersburg; b. S. Carleton, Nodena
Ark; C. K. Caruthers, Miss; D. II. Beal,
Golden Lake, Ark; John L. Cooke, Como
Miss.
SUNDAY afternoon Mr.. WIN. J. Chase took
his beautiful little four-year-old daughter
out walking, and when they returned home
she was taken suddenly i'll aud died before d
doctor could reach the house. Sac was the
very picture of health when seen upon the
street. He has the deepest sympathy oil
everybody,
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HORSES HERE
Ready for the Races al the Jockey Club
Grounds.

The following are the horses here now:
John Grayar, from New Orleans, has War
rington, Moscow, Hughes, Maud Pollock and
Paddy Ryan;
D. Mcdaniel has George Hakes, John Sui
livan, Lord Rsglsnd, Ada Ban, and will
have Monarch, now at Baltimore, here by
the last of the week.
p. A. Brady has Guy, Bell Bay and Edi-
con.
w. B. Jennings has Ruth, Rebecca Rowett
and Gypsy Bane.
Edward Beardsley has Efie II, Macatude,
Watchman and Eva A.
Louis Martin has Alex Ament and Exeter.
Caesar Weatherford has Comet, Tennessee
Girl and Twilight.
R. Shea has King Datchman.
B. V. Martin has Sullivan.
DR.. J. n. Groves has Eva K.
John Mason has Harry F.
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QUARLEs AND HOUSE.
Distinguished Democrats who Will
Address the People Tonight.

Gen. William A. Quarles and the Hon.
John F. House will address the people OF
Memphis tonight at the Greenlaw Opera
house, on the issues involved in the present
canvass. The frequent speeches that have
been made during The past two weeks should
not prevent large attendance to hear these
two distinguished champions of the people,
as they are two of the ablest men in the
State, fully understand the questions involved
in the election, and they will make stirring
appeals for party harmony and in favor of
sustaining the organization. If the people
of Memphis wish to hear calm, dispas-
sionate appeal 10 their intelligence and sober
reasoning they will attend the meeting to-
night. !. 1t is seldom men of such ability and
eloquence address the citizens of Memphis,
and they will tonight deliver speeches of
massive strength and overwhelming with
facts
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Emma Abbott Friday night.

Emma Abbott Friday night
Money Bags Wednesday night
The hesring docket will be called in the
Chancery Court to-day.
Hon. Casey Young and Judge VIM. NJ.
Smith speak to-day at Atoka.
Henry Black and Mary Sutton were
given license 10 wed yesterday.
-Messrs. House and Quarles will speak at
Greenlaw Operahouse tonight.
DIR. g. B. Thornton, president of the
Board of Health, has gone TO Indianapolis.
The Young Ladies' Journal, for November,
has Just been received at Mansford's, 29S
Main street.
President MADDEN left for Indianapolis
10 sttend the American Public Health Asso-
citation Sunday night.
In the case of H. L. Priddy, the County
Court reconsidered its action and ordered a
new election yesterday.
N. w. Ayers & Sons AMERICAN Ne,espd-
Der Annual for 1882 Is at hand, brimful rs
usual of Important information.
The Roper case is still besmirching the
records OF the Circuit Court. Roper is a
Republican candidate for the Legislature.
The report that Mr.. Farrell had a
paralytic stroke in Cincinnati turns out 10
be- unfounded. His daughter has received a
letter from him saying thar he is well.
About 4:30 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
Johnny McCarver, little two-year-old son
of Mr.. J. A. McCarver, while playing in his
fathers slaughter-pen in Chelsea, fell into a
vat of boiling-hot water. He was pulled
out, but after calling for his mother imme-
diately died.
The APPEAL hrs received from the
Traveller Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, a copy of q new engraving OF we'll
known journalists of America. 1t is hand
some piece OF work and Ia published by Root
& Tinker, trade publishers, l02 Nassau
street, New Ysrk.
i'm the contest for the second-class medal
of the Rifle Club, c. Limberg, G. Mitchell,
z. Mueller, r. Mitchell, t. Moorhead and
F. Schumann were the competitors G.
Limbers won the medal the second time,
with a score Of LAG, and it becomes his prop
erty. Due notice will be given OF the award
ing of the bull's-eye medals and the oil
paintings.
The two "day companies" in the mairi-
monial insurance business in Aberdeen,
closed operations last week, by returning TO
each policy holder every dollar ne had paid
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1E Free 10 All-HO Arg ume mis-
of our various novelties of advertising;
doing they nay q compliment 70 our 1udi
CEEDlNGLY LOW PRICES. Pay us '
more, and that when we claim to have
statesmen are under strict orders rather Il
has connected himself with the above III
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Old GOLD WATCH-CASES-Chains, Jewelry
~ etc. fog CASE. n. milford d Co., 32S Main.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PLUM PoINT, September 50, 1882.
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INTERESTING SAMPLES
Of SILK Grass and Products of Cotton
Tree.

On exhibition at the Cotton Exchange, can
be seen samples of the fine textile fiber, the
Erometio Fibrista, pita or silk grass, per-
ennial fbrous plant, which is a native OF
Mexico, Central America, South America
and the West India Islands The first spec
linen was cleaned by the natives by scraping
the leaves with bone. Specimen 2 shows
the grass cleaned by process and machine OF
+. r. Roberts, formerly Of this city, showing
a great difference in the softness as between
hand and mschine cleaning. These speci-
mems were sent here to M. Hawks, Esq. He
has also on exhibition ssmole OF cotton,
first crop from Il cotton tree tour years old.
These constitute quite an. important coIlec-
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AN IMPOsITIO 4
Praeficed Upon Government Laborers
al Plum Point.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
PLUM POINT, October 13.-The subjoined
notice was posted upon our dining room
door. Lieutenant Quinn says that he must
have control of the men. Messrs. Editors, we
want him to control the men, but we don't
want him TO control our money. II a man
wishes to leave he NUT sign the payroll in
full, and then be docked at the rate OF
So per month. 1t looks TO us like a
broken merchant buying his notes at dis
count. We have kept from saying anything
as long as possible, but the time has come
when we must. The ratious are next TO
no rations at all. They are cooked SO bad
that GilPs hogs won't eat them. Now, sir,
when a man quits and don't get his pay
he can't have any meals, but CLIPS hogs can.
The pen in which the hogs are kept belongs
to the government, and the time oil feeding
the hogs and cleaning the pen is all done
after O'Clock. There is nothing said
about this. All they think OF is one cent an
hour for a man. Give this a place in your
valuable paper, and lei the people see what
ia doing at Plum Point, and oblige the men.
Yours truly,
THE NOTICE
On and after October LIST, all persons employed
by the government and leaving before the end of
the month will be paid at the rate OF three dollars
per month less than those who work to the end OF
The month, unle they are DISCHARGED without
their giving cause. The rate of pay agreed upon
when employment is given will be the rate for
those only who do not leave until the end OF the
as aforesaid. All discharge checks must specify
whether the persons to whom given are discharged
specify proper rate of psy according to whether
JOHN G. d. KNIGHT,
Captain of Engineers.
PLUM POINT, September so, 1ss2-
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Al certify that my vile md myself were in
bad health for some fifteen ears. i CHANGED
TO be looking over one ofSimnlous's Liver
Regulator Almanacs and say A Il. Stephens
and Bishop Pierce's names testimonials. |
then obtained some OF thu Regulator, and
can heartily recommend 5inmons's Liver
REGULATOR TO my friends as an excellent
medicine.
T.. HARRISON, MD. GononsTiIle, Fla.
Beware Of bogus and cout,rfeit Simmons
gotten up 10 sell on the opularity of the
genuine. prepared only by II. Zeilin & Co.
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The Hon. William r bore will address
the people on the bluff Ihh( 1uesdayl even
ing at s o'clock. Mr.. More will reply to
the speech of Senator Hris lately deliv-
cred at the Operahouse, ar the Democracy
are specially invited to beresent.
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Monday, November IL, Iss2. :

in front OF the st0rebe- Of G p. Hunt & Co. No
305 Front street, in ti-s city # Memphis within
the legal nOurz, and a near the hour of Il as
for cash, the following properly in said trust
deed TO wit sofas. halr-seat chairs srrn-
chair. brussels capt psTior stove picfuree
? sets furniture. set dining room furniture CEN
Ter table, Eidebozrd- 6 Cane seated ehairE / oil
cloth stove, bureaus. wardrobe c chair ard
3 bedsteads-
title believed TO be perfect, but sell and con-
yey only as Trustee. A. g. AoGHEE, Trustee.
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VIVA 7
DOYOUKNOW?
n oWfhaf success isthe

DO yOu know that success isthe
true test of merit?
Do yen know that. In cOnse-
auence of the unprecedented
sale Of finest classes of Goods.
kremer's, this.earIy i'm lie sea-
SON. are laying i'm their second
stock?
Do you know that on Monday
and this week through, that eX-
quisife Dress Fabrics will be
offered by Kremer's at prices
that will crafty purhasers?
DO yOu know that SO 80 Will
buy handsome Satin Fur
Trim nm ed Circular at kremer's?
Do YOU know that half the
money will buy twice the value
in SAITH and BrOcaded Wraps at
kremer's?
Do you know that the same
money you would spend else
where will give You a Kremer
Hat EunequaIed for Beauty and
style?
Do You know that for 50, S3 so.
81 and 81 so, 50 SO. you can pur-
chase of Hremer's Children's
and Misses new and stylish
CIOaks?
Do you know that for 81 per
yard you can purchase a variety
of beautiful fabrics at kremer's:
DO you know that kremer's
continue their great bargains in
Ribbons and STRAW Hats this
week?
do you know that for wide
awake stylish goods Aremer's
is headquarters?
What you do not know i'm ref
erence to our goods and styles,
we Will be happy TO inform you.
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Clearing Sale

FIVE hundred hsts, odds and enda, at
81 SO, worth s. TO "a. Last seazon's goods.
Bargains for those who want good hat,
and don't care for style. Hats all laid out
on the counter. Yon can take your choice.
MARTIN COHEN The Halter,
al SIT
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When you visit or leave New York city,
have aggAge ,expreSssge and czrria ge hire, and
top at Grand Mon Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
traidepot hundred and hily eiega d 70 oins
and upwards per day. leEafo.. Restaurant SUI
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ere
vated railroad to ali depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the rand Union tnan al
any other frEt-ciass hotel in the city.
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Protection or Free Trade

are The questions agitating many minds al
present, bat they are of little import az
compared TO the problem of securing wealth
and competence at once. Such an opportu-
nifty is again offered by the Commonwealth
Distribution Company, O:tober 3lst; Sl12,-
40n given away in prizes. Tickets only 81.
Send your order 10 K. NJ. BosrdmaD, LouIs-
Vile XIV
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Arab Pasha May be Hanged,

and those who neglect buying ticket in the
next grand drawing OF the Commonwealth
Distribution Company, October 3lsi, will
feel like deserving some severe punishment
fer their negligence when they might have
had $50, 900 for only q invested. Delay
not. but send your order for tickets to +. NJ.
Hosrt1nan, Courier Journal Building, Louis
vile, XIV.
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Fresh oysters. j. A. SfgnaigO, 2sS
second street aud 81 BeaIe, Is the sole
agent, and is prepared to nh all orders.
Cans and New York Counts Also c eI,ry,
game and fish OF all sorts, and the only
honse exclusively I'm that business.
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PrIdaY House,

Formerly Commercial Hotel, sorner Front ant
of Richmond Va, Proprietor. Rates, 81 per day
w Aeharpsing, Tenn EW Warner,'Va
S Curtis & W. Ark OF FergeTson,
Z Il Webber x w. Tenn Mrs Atkins, Ark
Z X Graysyille Ind C Scullion, Tenn
Larub W. nlS2c Miss c Grigg, w,S2c, Miss
KNOTS Ind A Smith & W, Miss
Mrs Banks d S. Ark d H Beall, Ark
NJ Saterfeld, Ark Chamberltn, Miss
And sixteen others.
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Ladies need feel no deiicaey about going 10
our place after The heater. Oysters, fish, game,
ice cream and many lille deiicoeies TO suit the
an,n.t f,rtilin,,s
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GastOn's Hotel.
Horsford,s Acid Phosphate,

FOR ovERwoRKED PROFESSIONAL MEN.
DR.. Charles L. Mitchell, Csnandaigus, n.
Y, says: ~ think it grand restorer OF
brain force or nervous energy"