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OLIVER, FINNIE Go
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
viii be Held To-Day at the various
Churches at the Hours Named.

Third Bqptid.-Chelsea Services at IL m. and
7 80 pm. by the Rev. DR.. Park.
Church Of the Good S7sepheTd-SuRd day school at
am. Services at IL am. and at 7:30 pm.
Second CongregdtionaI.-Rey B. A. Ines pastor-l1
am. and $50 pm Sunday school at $3.50 am.
Georgia Street Aethodist-Rev. j. A. Moody-11
Am and 1880 pm. Sunday-school at 9. Scam.
Bethel Blsildirlq.-Corner Adams and Charleston
avenue. Sabbath-school every Sunday at 230 p. m.
Roloan ChGpeL-Corner Seventh and Broadway
street, Fort Pickering. Sunday school every sun
day at pm.
Central Mettodist.-J Fl. Evans pastor Services
at II am. Last service before Conference. No
service at night.
Alabama Street Pres6gterion.-services at IL g. m.
and $50 p.m- Important church meeting after
the morning service.
Louderdale Street PresbNeridn Preaching at II
ain. and 1880 pm. by the Rev. n. Futrell. Sum
day-school at $3.50 am.
First Notwithstanding at IL am. by the
pastor, Rev. r. H Mshon. No service at night.
sunday school at $3.50 am.
fernando Street NJ E. South.-Sundayschool at
$50 an Services at IL am. and 7:30 pm, by
the pastor, Rev. Warner Moore.
Grace Episcopal Chirch.-Hernando street. Sun
day-school $3.50 am. Fairly communion, am. |;
morning prayer and sermon Mt IL 4; evening prayer
at 5. The Rev, E, orgain, rector
First Presb gterfan;-Corner OF Third and Poplar
Eugene Daniel. No night service.
lSaGardns Street Methodist Catreh.-sunday-schoo
at 3 80 pm, II. s. yacoby, superintendent. Preach
ing at IL am. and pm. by the pastor.
Second Presbyterian ctatrch.-Corner of Main and
Beale streets. Sabbath school at $50 am. Ser
vices at IL o'clock am. No night service.
Third Cumberland Pres5EeTian Fourth
and Looney streets. Chelsea. Sunday-school and
preaching at pm. Service conducted by Rev.
II. A. Jones.
Strangers Church.-P Preaching at IL am. No ser.
vice at night, on account OF union Bible meeting
ar Rev. N. NJ. Long, pastor.
CALVARY Chtuch.-Services at IL am. and $50
p.m., the rector officiating. The discourse to be
delivered this morning will be in reference to the
death of Miss Laura Eusley.
First Bdptist.-Corner of Adams and Second
Services at II am, by the Rev. r. A. VenabIe,
pastor Sunday-schoa1 at $50 am. Service OF
song at night. AL are invited.
Central BGptist-Second street, near Beale sun
day-sehool at $3.50 am. Preaching at IL am. by
Rev. S. II. Ford. d. No night service. Mission
school, corner Broadway and Seventh, at 3 p. m.
Cumberland Presbyteridn.-Cour street. At IL
am, service by the Rev. H. A. Jones, pastor. At
7:30 Pm, the Rev Dr. George s. Savage win de-
liver an address in the Interest of the American
Bible Society. Free seats
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Another Comet.

Astronomers are in perfect whirl of Joy
over the discovery of another comet. Some
of the more ambitious ones took positions
on the Peabody Hotel last night. Opera.
glasses, feld-glassts and telescopes were
regulated and at the bewitching hour the
heavens were eagerly scanned. After a long
and tedious watch, they lowered their
glasses aud a suspicious look passed from
one TO another, which bling seen by the dis
coverer, was Instantly answered with a
proposition 10 bet box of Sol Coleman's
imported cigars with any one doubling the
discovery. The bet found no takers, but
when the old comet hove in sight, and he
triumphsntly pointed to it as his comet, he
was carried below snd willingly filed each
ones pocket with package of Sol Cole
mans No. los, under the promise that they
would say nothing about his new comet.
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Take Their Pictures.

There is nothing that gives better satisfae-
ton for the money spent than good pho.o-
graph, and especially when they can b. had
80 cheap. What is more acceptable than 5
picture from = friend? four page letter
cannot say as much as one good photo. A
picture OF the little ones, or The big ones,
the old ones or the young ones ia study
which AFFORDS pleasure for anyone. PROT
Gebhardt furnishes the most choice card
photos for g dozen, panel pictures and
cabinets at correspoDdiug.y low prices.
These are not cheap pictores, bot cheap
work Don't place your orders elsewhere
until YOU examine the art room OF the Cot
lage G ,llery, al Nos. 40 ard 81 Bale street.
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Gladstone Pups.
Cockreil has Gladstone pups for sale.
Carpets-George MitchelI-Furniture.

AT No. 3os Main street, opposite The Pea
body Hotel, the old reliable furniture house
Of George Mitchell successor to Mitchell &
Hoffman, continues 10 supply this city and
surrounding country with the leading styles
and shades in carpets, as well as the latest
designs and patterns in all kinds Of furniture.
most important and well-known feature
of this house is thai, besides the goods are
reliable, the prices are always a little lower
than the lowest. Their stock Of goods, in
both carpets and furniture, was never 90
complete as now. A general invitation is
extended to the public 10 call
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DLANTATION-Sit on Bogue Phalis about
IL iour and-a-haf miles east of Carsons Land
ing, Bolivar county, Miss. Contains about five
hundred and fifty acres of cleared land as good as
can be found in the Mississippi Valley, and is in
good repair. The projected NJ. and v. R. R.is ex.
pected TO pass within half mile OF the house. APP
ply TO j. S. or c. H. williams Yazoo City Miss,
to CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale,
Bolivar County. Miss
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Fine shoes-THe .sOId Reliable,

Fresh and choice goods at low prices is
the watchword OF the "Old Reliable" boot and
shoe store, on the corner of Main and Mon
roe streets. Long experience in the shoe
business at this place has prepared this firm
to know The exact wants OF the people, and
their success is the best evidsnce of The salts
faction given. Reader, did you ever hear
any one complaining of the wear, workman
ship or comfort OF boot or shoe purchased
of the Old Reliable? No, of course not.
They deal in only euch goods as will bear
their re recommendation. Remember the place.
You will be welcome. j. NJ. HILL & co.
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PERSONAL
FOR RENT OR LEASE,

DLANTA1IoN-Avsl valuable plantation, 10 miles
L from Memphis on the Mississippi river. in
Crittenden county, Ark 800 acres under cultiva-
ton, and 40 or 50 acres cleared for cultivation.
There are valuable Improvements on the place,
namely: Dwelinghouse of four rooms and out
houses, stables, barn newly built, ginhouse and
press. 1t is considered TO be the highest place
between Memphis and Helena and as heathful
and exceedingly productive. For terms and iur-
DABNEY NJ. SCALES, 80 Madison st.
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Cohen's Hat Emporium

is the acknowledged headquarters for all
kinds OF head gear for gestlemen. Expert
ence, TASTE and a desire to please. when
coupled with live business qualifications,
are sure TO produce the enyianle results to
be found At the hat house of Mr.. Cohen.
Every late style can be found on Mr..
Cohen's shelves as soon as it appears East
His patrons are aware Of this fact, and gov
ern themselves accordingly. Cohen's prices
Ali That's the secret you can learn BY
dealing with Cohen, the halter.
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Only el,irf.

Yet there is more real comfort or annoy ance
20 be experienced from their wesr than any
other part of gentleman's toilet. II the
collar is too tight or TOO big, too high or too
low, the sleeves too long or TOO short, what
can trouble a man more? Sam May ms kes
a true fit, gives satisfaction in every case,
and sells so cheap that one could not ak
them for less. You can find him at No. 1854
Min str, et. opposite Court Square.
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II and 16 Jefferson street. Open out of the
shell, for twenty five cents per doz>n 10 fam
lilies, the famous Norfolk oysters. They
can't be beat. Call and zee for yourself
And the great Horn Hsrbor can oysters,
open out of the shell, per hundred, s.
Spiced oysters TO order for balls, parties and
weddings. All oysters served in the house
are opened fresh out of the shell.
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This firm has made itself as popular with
our citizens in the boot and shoe line as was
ever enjoyed by any merchants in this city.
Their large and daily receipts of new shoes
is enc OF the surest evidences that they
satisfy the many who place orders with
them. The members OF this firm are cid ex-
perts in the retail boot and shoe business,
and besides possessing exceptional good
taste they know from long experience just
how to suit our people. Every kind or M axe
of shoe 10 be had in any frst-class shoe store
can be had of Adler & Bro, at POI Main
street, Leubrie Bros. old stand.
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BILLIARD TABLES.

Parties wishing TO purchase goods appertainingt
this line viii find IT TO their interest by calling
SIDNEY COOK, Sole Agent.
Peabody Billiard Hnll. Mem phIs. Tenn.
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Has outstripped all competition in combin-
ing fresh meat, game, fish, oyster, poultry
and vegetable market. His long experience
in the game business has secured him adj
vsntages the most satisfactory and complete.
His establishment was built expressly for
the business, is the largest in the South, and
contains many advantages to be had in no
other way Telephone connection, free de-
livery and full force of experienced clerks
enable him to dispatch business most pleas
antly and satisfactory 10 all. Give him a
trial
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Read
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS
Advertisement To-day.
1t will interest you.
ORIENTAL Carpets,

As well as every quality, shade aud make
known to this market, can be found at our
establishment. We have on hand the largest
and most choice line of carpets ever feen
South, and can offer bargains not 10 had
elsewhere. Our furniture department is go
complete and esch style so attractive that
nothing short of personal inspection will
convey an idea OF their great beauty. Re-
mt mber our prices are extremely low this
season. You. are especially invited to ex-
anime our goods before placing orders else-
where. BRYsoN CO.,
PSI Main Street. near Jefferson.
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Candies.

Buy pound pack age of FIoyd's candies
1t will have in it all kinds of caramels
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougst, real sugar plums, marshmailows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure solorr,
and no adulterations in anything. Every.
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious. at FLOYD & MONEYS
27o Main Street
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THE. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Thanks Messrs. Napoleon Hill, y. II
bOdWis. j. A. Taylor and Geo.
CAN'T for Valuable Services.

AZ meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee, held at headquarters, a liz
o'clock M. Friday, November 10Th, the fol.
lowing proceedings were had:
WHEREAS, The laborious November campaign
has resulted in a glorious victory to the Democ-
rscy; and whereas, this result has in great meas
ure been attained through The wise counsel. timely
assistance and unceasing perseverance of the
chosen and active advisors of this committee
namely: Col George CAN'T, Capt Julius A. Taylor,
IL unanimously
Resolved That the profound thanks of this com.
Gus, patriotic and incaiculable assistance they
have 50 cheerfully rendered in this our fight in
behalf of the people.
Adopted unanimously.
j. N. HARRIS.
Chairman Democratic Executive Board
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DrASSnnaker.

Mrs. NJ. A. Blood wishes 10 inform her
friends and patrons that she has established
herself at No. 81 Beale street. All orders
for dressmaking left with Mrs. NJ. E. Crow
ley will be promptly attended to.
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BACH. the Peabody Halfer,

style, size and general makeup is weighed in
a glance by Mr.. Ba-b's experienced eye, and
if requested will select not only the latest
STYLE but also the most becoming hat for you.
Such advantages are appreciated by the
knowing ones; besides it is well known that
Mr.. Bach also leads in not being undersold.
Give him call. He ia conveniently located
under the Peabody Hotel.
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UnserupuIous Adyenturers.

What inducement can a counterfeiier
have 10 produce anything good or reliable?
Are they the class of men who are TO furnish
pbysic for the sick or TO supply medicine for
the druggist TO deal in? Beware of bogus
and worthless compounds gotten up to sell
on the reputation of the purest and best
family medicine in the world. Be sure and
get the genuine Simmons Liver Regulator
in white wrapper. with l.rge red "Z'' there
on, and see that J. 81. Zeilin & Co. are the
proprietors of what you buy.
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FOR LEASE.

DLANTA1 ION-One of the fidest plants lions in
L Shelby county. within 80 miles from Mem
pills. l250acres of cultivztabe land fronting more
than one mile on fernando road; well fenced, !.
steam gin and grist mill, two gin-slands, well To-
Gated for custom; twenty-five acres of clover pas
ture, running water in abundance, wells and els
terms conveniently located; two dwellinghouses
or settlements ON the place, with outhouses, sts-
bles and cribs attached besides quarters for labor
ers conveniently distributed. Each OF the dwell
tnghouses has four good rooms. There is also
road at an advantageous point for general
chandlse The place is admirably adapted for
stock and eondifion-farm, besides including about
500 acres OF excellent cotton land. Viii lease the
entire property for terms of years. For terms
and particulars apply to d. NJ. SCALES.
SO Madison street MemIhis
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Sweeping Reduction
Iuka Normal Institute.

This is a normal school for both sexes.
Seven departments susiained-preparaior
teachers, commercial, philosephic, scientific,
classic. musical, normal. Trained teachers
employed in all departments. Entire tx-
penses 81 per week. Address Dean & New
hardt, IuBa, Miss.
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'coroner's inquest.

Distribution OF deaths by wards-Firsi,
4; second, 0; third, O; fourth, l.; fifth, 0;
,ixth, l; seventh, l; eighth, I; ninth, 1;
cath, z. City hospital, 6. Still born, o.
White, s; colored, "A. Total, %.
Mortality report for same week last year
White, Is; colered, 19; total. "a.
J. H. PURNELL, ND,
Secretary Board of Health,
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Ponies.

J. r. McCullers & Co. have made spe-
ciaty Of handling Texas ponies. They re-
ceived yesterday another shipment 1.-TWO car
loads) OF fine young mares Call early if
you wan; choice, at their stables, Nos. IS
and 20 Monroe street.
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HO! MY Boy, Stop.

Ifs no use TO trouble yourself with further
searching for neckwear, underwear, ETC. II
you cannot be suited in style and price al
Sam Mays. 1854 Main street, opposite Court
Souare Won cannot be suited in fown.
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- 90 for few only, 81 80 for elegant fur
black or scarlet Watered Moiree all-silk
Sash, 5Oc; 25c, 80 dozen S-buttOu kid gloves,
&c; l5e, our double-fold Debeige. 15c; 25c,
o0o very nice Ioopskirts, or Filters, 25c
81 %, our brccadsd Satin de Lyon, 81 20
costs az 90 yard elsewhere; very cheap.
zoo pieces beautiful new prints from sale OF
Bates Reed < Co.-beautifnl patterns-I5c
Tor ladies heaviest all-wool Undershirts, Zoe;
SIC Tor Audroscoggin or Lonsdale blesched 4
domestic, has been slightly wet only, s3e;
our garnet and green Plushes are all cold cut,
but will get another lot in a few DAYS. La
dies Will please call soon after reading our
advertisement. We have the best Toe un-
bieached Canton Flannel 10 this city. SIC for
choice OF 20 patterns finest Renfrew. Lancas-
ter and Bates Ginghams, slightly damaged
by water, worth 129c.
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By late ACT of the Legislature State and
County taxes for 1882 will become delinquent
on the FIRST Monday in December, and penalty
will then accrue.
HARRIS countv Trrstee
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SIoan's shoes are unsurpassed fu sfy lie.
work manship or price. Goto 22I n aim
GOto RaggiOrs.

The Committee of Arrangements have
spared no effort or expense TO make the
coming X. OF l. bali the event of the season.
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RnnMS ANnRnARn

pOoMs-Nicely furnished rooms for rent at ZIG
LIZ Court street. ms. Z. BALCH.
TWO Desirable Rooms, with or without board ;
L also day-6oarders. at Ill Washington street.
MISERABLE ROOMs-Frout or back. furnished
L. or unfinished, at So Adams street.
d OOMS-Furnished, with or without board, at
LIZ No. IA Second street.
OF. JAMES HOUsE-Nos. SIS ana 20 Adams street
y Rooms and board, 81 per day; IS per week.
d OOMs-Furnl she'd with or without board, at
IL No. I4i Second street.
DLEASANT ROOM--And good ia bic Tor gentle
L man and wife, or two gentlemen, in priva e
fsmily. convenient 10 Court Square. References
required. Address. B.. this office.
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The splendid hall lately fitted up by the
Knights of Innisfail will be thrown open to
the public next Tnesday night.
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MENKEN'S.
Mrs. IL. McAnauy

wishes 10 call the atienffon of the Ia
dies 10 a new Hire of hats, feathers and
flowers Just received, az 26s liz Main
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adIer Rros-E;ne nho.s

The K. of 7. Hal, corner Second and
Jefferson streets, will present scene of rare
brilliancy and bliss next Tuesday night.
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Removal.

Ames, Beattie & Co., 363 Main Street,
Have just received new and splendid as
sortment of carpets.
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dies 20 a new lime OF hats, feathers and
flowers just received, at 269 Ia Main
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LAW REPORTS.
cir,n,, conr,-p,.ree. Iua...

Meets at o'clock-iury calendar for to-
morrow: Nos. 2456, Harris Va Joyce; 1871,
Mitchell, admir-, VS. Stewart & Bro; 1892,
Mitchell, adm'r., Va Stewart & Bro; S9ls, APP
person, exr, VS. Porter; 1891, WEIGH, adm,
VS. Porter; 1914. Moffatt ct al We Edmonds !:
5445, Fennell VS. Fox; 54s5, Smith vs. Disney |;
Gas, Moore ct al vs. Stovall; 6259, State,
use, McHeury VS. May ct al; 63l0, Steele &
Co. VS. Horton.
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Sioan's shoes are unsurpassed I'm style,
workmanship or price. Go 10 22I Main.
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Rogers & Co., the well known printers,
book publishers and blank book manufac-
turers, have located in their new quarters,
No. AZ Monroe street, where they will be
pleased to serve their friends and the pub lie
at large. Call at AZ Monroe instead OF 315
Main street, as heretofore.
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10 their numerous lady friends and GUS
TONERS, greeting:
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victor ID. Fuchs's Meat Market

INVITATIONS to the X. of l. ball can be
had from the members of the society.
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sl0aa's shoes are unsurpassed I'm style,
work msnshsp or price. 60 10 22I N ain.
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slosn's shoes are unsurpasstd / N style,
work manshfp or price. SO 90 22I Main.
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1000 Tons Raus, Iron and Bones

PY SAM GABAY. AGENT. DEALER IN SEC
ID ond-hand Goods, Ill, as and AS SHELBY
STREET. Also buys and sells everything from q
Needle TO a Steamboat He invites every body to
chinery bought and sold.
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sIoan's shoes are unsurpassed fu sig lie,
work ma nshfp or price. so to 22I n al n.
No detail which good taste could suggest
or convenience require has been neglected
by the Knights of Innisfail. Their bail
next Tuesday night will be as successful as
ii deserves.
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EAs HIONABL DANCING a.
AR-L0AD LOTS
NEW FRUITS,Etc.

1 Carload New Rafsins, London Layers
Layers, and Sulfanas.
L Carload New Figs, Currants, Cifr0n
and n alaga Grapes.
4 Carload New Nuts.
4 Carload New Oranges, Bananas ana
Lemons.
4 Carload New COc0anass aud Peanuts.
1 Gar-foaU New Factory Cheese.
i Carload New Fnil Cream Cheese, 80
lbs. each.
4 Car-IOsd New Holland Herring aud
Fire Crackers
I Carload New JeIIies and Preserves.
L CARLOAD New Crackers In barrels and
boxes.
4 Carload New Beans, " omfny ar d Grfts
4 Carload New MANS and Breas fast
Car-iOad New MackereI.
4 Carload New Pick les, HrOuf aud Cider.
4 Gar-tOad New Lard and Pfxsfeet.
4 Carload New Oatmeal, Cracked wheat
and kye Flour
Carloads New Buekwheat (New York
Carloads New Sugars, N olasses and
4 Carloads New.Faney and Stick Candies.
Carloads new Safdines, Pickles i'm
glass, Peaches, Tomatoes, oysters,
Salmon, Corn, Etc.
nP We man ufacture Our own stick
Candy. Our own Yeast POwd ers, prepare
Onr own ~ EKfsing Buckwheaf, Roast
our own Coffee and Peanuts. We are
well prepared TO supply (fOr Cash. the
Retailer. SEND FOX PRICES.