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The Evening critic., 1882-03-13
Serious Strike in Omaha.

The situation of the strike at Omaha
Neb., is growing serious hourly. Adjutant-
General. Alexander arrived yesterday
evening to confer about bringing troops to
protect the non,union laborers when they
resume work, and it is certain number of
companies of regulars and militia are ready
to enter the city at a brief notice. The
greatest fear arises from the fact that a
number of the strikers are indulging in
liquor, and may commit violence under its
influence. Three hundred smelters quit
yesterday without demanding higher
wages, and score of men from the distil-
lery, A majority of them informed their
employers that they left under the coercion
of the labor union, and not of their own ac-
cord, and were anxious to return as soon as
the state of affairs would permit. At the
strikers meeting yesterday evening several
speeches were made, urging the men to act
upon what they claimed as their rights
without regard to the military.
The constitutional amendment restrict
ing the manufacture and sale of in
toxicating beverages which recently passed
the Iowa Senate reads: mo person shall
manufacture for sale or sell or keep for sale
as a beverage any Intoxicating liquors
whatever, including ale, wine and beer"
The House is expected to pass it aud send
it to the people for adoption or rejection.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-13
FINANCIAL.
TO-Iay's Stock Quotations.

The following observations of the transac-
tions in the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations. are fur
nished by the banking house of ii. d. Cooke, jr,
l. Co., 1920 street, Washington, d. c.;
The Evening critic., 1882-03-13
Spring Novelties
RenI Estate Transfers.

are displayed In our tailoring department.
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and e.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-13

It is said that rum is being made from
old shoes. 1t ought to be just the brand
for mixing coe leTs.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-13
Durang,s Rheumatic Remedy
Who Was He?

will cure any case Of rheumatism on tho face
of the green earth. Sold by every live druggist
In Washington,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-13
Washiugton Stack Exchange,

The following are the closing quotations of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
GOXERNMENTS.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-13

llrtuSs ~ ALFNANpRfA Wishing THE
tnlrfC len ut their residence will receive prompt
attention Ny lenvlug their address vt Mf. COx's
ttniiungfy store ON King street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SHORT HAND at Prof. Robertson's Business
College.
TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing 10
J. A. BAiey's 295 Second street.
FLOWERS, Christmas trees and decorate
for the holidays at Goebel & Co.'s, 4l3 Second.
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Company for
flowers, table decorations, etc. Album Of
designs at McCarthy's.
DEANS best Bio and Java mixed coffee is
acknowledged by all who have used it 10
be superior to all others.
We will manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, etc, to order. J. \
Milford & Co, 333 Main.
NEW YEARS calling cards, both engraved
and printed with type. of the most attractive
styles at S. G. Toof d Co.'s.
DarDREssEs. cloaks, coats, stockings and
all garments can be colored successfully with
the Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colors.
Only ten cents.
TIE members of the Bar and Law Library
Association are requested to meet at the
rooms of the association at 10 O'Clock am,
December q, 1882, for the purpose of con-
sulting with Col. Josiah Patterson and such
other members elect of the next General As
sembly as may be present, with reference to
legislation having for its object the relief of
the Supreme Court
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Of thoughtful and read BILE articles by we'll
known authors for practical farmers. Nor
toms almanac Dss IN Immense circulation in
The South; and it is like a baby-someihing
that no well-regulsted family can do without.
The SOUTHERN HISTORICAL PAPERS, for
Dscember, published by the Rev. J. William
Jones. d D., Richmond, Va, has been re-
ceived. The following is the table OF cor
tents: Gen. J. A. Early's Official Report of
the Pennsylvania Campaign" embracing the
march from Fredericksburg, capture Of Win
chester, march from Winchester into Mary
land and Pennsyl vsnia, and operations until
the battle of Gettysburg bsttIe OF Gettys-
burg, NJ arch from Gettysburg, recrossing The
Potomac, and return 10 The vicinity OF Or
aoge Courthouse; Organization Of tue Army
OF Northern Virgiuia (Gen. r F. Lee COM
maniing), August % TO September !, 1862"
"T@o Foreign Opinions Of the Confederate
Cause and People"-one 2 letter from Gen.
w. I. Martin, giving extracts from Martins
Popular History Of France, and the other Per-
cy Greg's tribute 10 the Confederate leaders
and cause; "Disry of Rev. J. G. Law" ed
itorisl Paragraphs" Literary Notices"
The POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, for
January, has fine collection Of articles.
Probably the most suggestive is a paper by
NJ Fouillee on scientific Philanthropy" in
which be DISCUSSES the expediency of public
charity and it's final iufuence on the future
OF our race. the following is he complete
table of contents: "The Great Comet oil
1892 by Prof c. A. Young; Scientific
Philanthropy" by Alfred Fouillee; "Traces
of Pre.Iodian People," by Charles C. Abb
bolt, MD Bodily Defornities in Girl
hood" by Charles Roberts, F.RCS.;
housekeeping in London" by E: A. Eugler;
S. lockwood Phi. D.; "Curiosilies of Super
stition," BY Felix L. Oswald, MD; ''The
Gospel Of Recreation" by Herbert Spencer;
"The Influence OF Education on Observa-
tion;" Speculative Zoology" by Prof. w.
K. Brooks; "Plsyss and Piaya-Lakes," by
Israel C. Russell; Scientific Farming at
Rothamsted," BY Manly Miles, MD; Re
Abney, RE,,F.Rs.; sketch of Prof. Henry
Draperu
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A VALUABLE GEM.
Sergeant scott Sets n Negro Diamond
Thief

A few days ago Mr.. o. L. Baumuller got
more drinks aboard than his delicate cousti-
tuion would allow, and he want d 10 sit
down in alleys and repose in every gutter he
came to. He also manifested festive de-
sire to sit on his hat, and several times he
threw himself upon the generosity OF con-
venient lamp-posf Some friends saw him
in his plight and took him 10 bsrber-shop
on Jefferson street, between Mains aud
Front, and handed him over 10 barber
named John Pitts TO have him pumped
upon. He was put through cleaning pro-
cess and laid out to dry. Some friends came
later ON and carried him bone. When
few days had elapsed and he had recovered
consciousness, he discovered that diamond
pin vslued at 5000 was gone. He Inquired
of his friends for a msp of his route through
the invisible realms," and was told that he
had been 10 the bsrber-shop. The police
were made acquainted with the facts,
and Ssrgt. Scott called yesterday st
the barber-shop and asked Pitts what
he had done with the diamond piu.
The negro denied strongly that he
knew anything about it, but the sergeant
ordered him 10 90 with him. After little
while he "caved in" and said if the officers
would go with him 10 Union street he would
give up the diamond. Scott accordingly
accompanied him 10 a negro boarding house,
and the pin was produced from a valise.
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TIE pooK BOYS CHRISTMAS EVE.

The following touching poem, by Col. Viii s
avs, is reprinted by request:
Mamma, why don't you smile tonight,
For this is Christmas eve?
This is q time for JOY and mirth,
And not a time to grieve.
Hang up your stocking; come, be glad;
Fut mine beside it. too;
II old Kris Kringle don't fill mine,
He may fill yours for god" %
"For me. my child; ah, no, not me;
The wolf i. at our door. 90
Kris Kringle only knows the rich,
And we are very poor"
And that poor mother bowed her heart
With wDe and grief oppressed.
She kissed her boy and folded him
Still closer TO her oreaet
WELL" said the child, mamma, don't weep,
know we want for bread
And other things which we would have
If papa was not dead.
It is SO cold; see how it snQwsl
Mamma, your lace and esIs
Are Just as cold as ice-ddn't cry,
The rich don't care for tears!''
my child, God bless your and she kissed
Her little darliog's cheek.
She looked upon his smiling face
As If she dared to speak.
Her eyes met his-tears met with smiles;
She sobbed, "Oh must it be
That l must live life of-No!
God help and pity me! 20
His little arms, so thin and pale,
Locked in their close embrace
That mothers neck, and with his lips
Kissed tear-drops from her face.
Mamma said he, "'tis Christmas eve;
Come, let US happy be.
Don't talk of shame, but iige, mamma,
Far GOD, yougseg and E;e.''
She knott and prayed. God lent His ear,
And heard her earnest prayer;
And they were happy Christmas day
A Christian had been there
o. ye whom God hath favored so,
Don't close your selfish door,
And shut your comforts up inside;
Go share them with the poor.
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TRIED 10 DIE.
Young Ma Takes n LOBg Leap INTO
the Mississippi.

A young mao named Henry Winters made
a desperate effort TO shuttle of this mortal
coil yesterday morning for some mysterious
cause, but failed because OF efficient and
speedy assist snce rendered by his friends
The attempt was made by the young man
from the tep Of the 1heelhouse of the new
steamer Kate Adams Winters and friend
OF his named Rowdep, with whom he
boarded. were standing together on the
wheelheuse. The latter was al work upon
the house when Winters dived into the
water. A short time before he had asked
Rowdsu for some money, and The latter had
told him he could get 81 if he would 90 TO
the house. Winters left TO get the
money, and when he returned he babe
Rowden goodbye and said he would not see
him any more. With that he jumped off,
He leaped on the side of the boat where the
water was deepest. Great excitement pre-
vailed on The boat. Winters was soon fished
out insensible. He was rolled over and.
ru bbed and finally brought 10 Consciousness.
Winters is about twenty one years old. He
il the son of Edward Winters, who keeps a
30 loon on Main street near Bssle
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HOLLYWOOD'S STORE.
Reported Finding Of Some Tsibs. Teeth,
aud Part of n Jacket.

A pare grs pin in ves'eTdsy's APPEAL mem
tioniDg a rUmOr concerning the late John
Hollywood, whose mysterious disappearance
several months sgo mas never Deen accounted
for, occssioned a great deal Of excitement in
the neigh Dor hood of Hollywood place, des-
pise the fact that the APPEAL frankly adj
United the rumor seemed to have no sub-
stantial basis The excitement was not cor
fined 10 the neighboTs-the police were In-
terested, and Chief Davis sent several offics rs
out TO investigate the matter. They were
unable 10 discover any clew. Mr.. John
League, who was a close friend of
Mr.. HoilyWood's, also visited the place aud
was satisfied that there was nothing in the
report. On the other hand lady who does
not live very far from the place paid il
visit. Several parties mad been digging
during the day, and crowds of people had
been there 10 satisfy themselves whether
there was anything in the report. This lady
says piece of wooden jacket, such as Holly
wood used TO wear was fouod under the
house; also some rib-bones and teeth. The
police laugh at the whole story and reIuse
10 believe that there is anything whatever
in il. IL locks if Memphis hiss a clever
in her midst.
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ON TUESDAY, Jan. 8, 1883.

at s O'Clock a. m a Special Train with ample and
first class accommodations in every respect, in
GLIDING Pullman Pa ace Sleeping Coaches and a
well-furnished Rsfreshment Car will leave Full
TON, via the Chicago, 81. Louis aud New
Orleans, connecting there for Cedar Keys with the
T vel and magnificent MORGAN LINE o.
Safety and Pala tial Beauty,
TICEn is will be sale at all the principal Sta
tions the Chicago. st. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad, including KosciusKO and Lexington;
also at Peducsh, Memphis. Vicksburg, Natchez,
ana probably few other stations on the Connect
SALE OF TICKETS will commence on Deeem.
Der 25tb, and continue up 10 the departure of
ALL TICKETS will be God GOING on Tuesday,
January 9th Tickets to NEW ORLEANS viii be
good RETURNING on all Regular Trains until
good RETURNING until February 10Th, inclusive,
thus allowing every one all the time they could
desire, and compelling no one to remain longer
EXCU RsiONisTs from Paducah, Princeton,
on the c., o. and S. w. RI, will join the Excur-
sion at Fulton.
ton and other ttations on the N. c. and st L. r.
viii join the Excursion at Martin Excursion
Train Will leave Mar: in at O'Clock am.
From Paris, Mckenzie, Humboldt, Brownsville
the Excursion at Milan. Excursion Train win
Trenton, Henderson, McNriry and other stations
on the NJ. and o. r. B. will join the Excursion at
Jackson. Excursion Train will leave JACKSON at
1880 O'Clock Pm.
Collie vile. somerville, Tuscumbis. IukA and
other Stations the N. and c. r. K will join the
Excursion 1T Grand Junction. Excursion Tram
viii leave Grand Junction at 2:30 O'Clock pm.
Memphis, fernando SenAtobia. Sardis and other
stations on the NJ. aud T. R.R will join the Excur-
sion at Grenada. Excursion Train will leave Gre
NADIA at O'Clock pm.
eS-nekets viii be on sale at Memphis by Mr.. S.
DON'T FoRGET, that Excursionists Tor Florida
soiSS and RET Il and e that Meas Snd
sisterooms, free Of charge. are included on the
7ieamers between New Orleans and Florida, both
1oing and Returning. For further information
tddress q. l.. COLLINS.
General M ansger Of Excurslon.
-
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Mai. Dixon and fl,e Prize,

About the first thing we heard on the
street was that Maj. ]. NJ. Dixon ex-posi-
master of Ennis, Tex, had drawn the capi-
tai prize of 5000 in the Louisiana State
Lottery. We sought the major, and found
him with remarkably flushed face, and a
smile as though he had just been married or
was going 10 in few minutes, covered every
part Of his face. We congratula ted him
SIS 900 worth, but he said tn at was too steep
and at once reduced it 10 $4,000. Upon be-
ing pressed for particulars, he said bis wife
was the real owner of the ticket that drew
that prise.-Ennis Tsr) Commercial Record
er, November 23d
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CAPITAL PklzE, $4,000.

100. 900 TICKETS AT FIVE ooTI.Rs RafH
FRACTIONS, IN FIFTHs. MPROPORTION.
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PEABODY HOTEL.
Mr.. GsIIOwsy's superb Christmas Din.
Rer.

The Christmas dinner placed by Mr.. Gal
loway, OF the Peabody, before his guesIs las
excited 80 much remark that it dem ands a
public mention. 1t was acknowledged by
all who were present to have been the finest
repast ever served by Memphis hotel on
Christmas day. The sssau card was very
neatly aud tasiefully printed. Ii is hardly
necessary to say that it was the work of
Tracy, who is unTivaled in his line.
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PERSONALS,

-@NASTEK CHARLIE GALLOWAY. gave =
Christmas german at the Peabody last night.
Mrs JOHN CASTOR, who mas been serious
ly i'll for several days, was not expected to
live yesterday.
L. Levy, Brownsville; Joseph Sternberger,
Brownsville; o. B. Polk, Hickory Valley,
aud J. E. Meek, Hickory Valley, were visit
ors on Change yesterday.
Miss BRSIE ALDERsoS, OF Russellville,
Ky., is visiting her brother, Henry, at Mr..
Kirk Aliens, No. 1856 Vance street.
CHAs. E Jackson, of Cincinnati; Ira II.
Culp, of Evansville, and Geo. Aiken, Of
Aiken Landing, are in the city visiting
fEiends.
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The Hess Opera Company will begin an
engagement of three nights and a Saturday
matinee January 4th. Their appearance
here will be eagerly welcomed.
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The engineers OF tine Central railroad OF
Georgia ssy. Though exposed 70 the worst
miasmstic Influences, going in and coming
out of Savannah at different -heers of the
night, and also in spending entire nights in
the city during the prevalence of the yellow
fever epidemic OF 1874, with but the single
exception of one of Us (who was taken sick,
but speedily recovered) we Continued in our
usual good health-a circumstance we can
account for in no other way but by the effect,
under Providence, Of the habitual and con-
linued use OF Simmons Liver Regulator
while we we're exposed 10 this malaria
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The Cheapest and Most Attractive Excur.
sion Ever Offered in America.
JUST THINK OF Tr,

Only olI so TO New Orleans = nd Return
From Fulton, Martin, Sharon and Greenfield;
and So so 10 Cedar Keys, Fla, and Return. 81
off. This (making $40 50 and $50 5O) on ali tick
cts purchased on or before January LIST.
Only $40 so TO New orleans and Return
$50 so to Cedar Keys, Fla. and Return. 81 off
This (uaking 50 so and SIS 50l on all tickets pur
chased on or before January Isl.
Only 50 SO 20 New Orleans and Refuru,
From Grand Junction, Holly Springs, Oxford
Water Valley and Coffeeyille; and s35 so to Ce'
ing IS so and S3a SOY on all tickets purchase on
or before January Isl.
Only SIS 80 10 New Orleans and Return.
From Grenada, Winona and Walden: and s34 sc
10 Cedar Keys, Fla, and Return. 81 OFF. This
(making 81 SO and 1873 SOY on ali tickets pur-
chased on or before January 1st
ALL TICKETS TO New Orleans Good to Return
on Regular Trains for 10 Days. Tickets to Flor
ida Good to Return for so Days
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An IDsensous Method of Saving.

An ingenious method oil putting his savings
beyond his own reach has been adopted by a
German writer, who found from due expert
soon as earned. Having made el6 900 by e
fortunate literary speculation, be placed the
whole of his money, together with he win,
the fu-r1riai Deposit Bauk, 1t Berlin, and
on receiving the receipt Iron tae cashier de-
librately tore it up. The cashier thought be
was mad, and told him that it would be fully
three years before he could expect to obtain
duplicate receipt. "That is just why have
torn up the original" calmly remarked the
deposition, ''and now the money is safe for
that time"
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Il nEpQrIan

When yoa Wait or leave New York city
have sggese ,expEessSge and czrrIs &c hire, and
STOP at Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Gen.
trai depot Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms
fitted up an expense of SlO0 COO reduced 70 81
and upwards per DAY. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best. HorSe-cars, stages and ee.
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the Grand Union than ai
any other frst-class no tel In the city
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Good WINNINGS.

A Scotch doctor who was sojourniHg at
Monte Carlo went frequently to the gaming
establishment there, not TO play, bat to look
on. Noticing, however, that some numbers
came up more often than others at the rou-
let tables, he came 10 the conclusion that the
cylinders must be faulty, and By careful OBJ
serFaiion he discovered the mum bers that
came up most frequently during the space of
e week at two of the tables. He then con-
stantly backed these numbers and in three
weeks won 3,000,O00 He put the money in
his pocket and departed for his native
heather, whistling softly, "Scots wha hae VII
Wallace hIed"
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Personal.

DROCKWAY TEACHERS AGENCT-Times
d Building, Chicago. Ills, supplies colleges or
private families with able instructors.
TISTERNS BUILT, Repaired and Warranted, or
~ no charge THOS. CUBBINS. 43 Madison ST.
Az W. BROOKS, DENTIST,
w $50 Main street Mem phis, Tenn
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FOR SALE.

MODEL BARGE-Cheap at foot of hatboat
MI landing. For par uculars call at
. ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
DIANO-A Graud-square Chickering Piano, as
L good neV; can be seen at HollenreTg.s. b.
MULES-iIULkS-JUST RECEIVED.
INl Also extra-fine lot of 9-apd-4 year-olds.
Come quick or you will lose the best bargains ever
offered F. A. JONES co. 81 Mohroe St
HTANOS-A large lot of seven-o octave seco no
hand Pianos, including knabe and other
standard makes very low Tor GaSnIno,n SIo0 pp-
ward. Z. M1lAaANN q ":
ININE lot OE- MUSIG-9QNES--Eor Hol DAY
Presents, at hoHLES steteee-s--
TIIREEMAN & CO.-Room 9, Times Building,
II Chicago. Ills, Real Estate Agents Cores
poudence solicited.
TORSE-Fine saddle and harness horse, years
II old cheap J. NJ. Mcdowell, Moscow, Esnu.
TIERKYBOAT ROY-Length 60 7.l0feet; breadth
II Is feet; depth hold 10: tonnage AZ 6O-IVO;
Steruwheel, 2 engines ~ by "a stroke; Dol or Q
hues. 40 by is Ions; years od draws 10 q III
sell cheap for cash. For terms, etc, address
Louisville, KY.
7 AhGE LIST OF CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
II Also farms ana plantations IN Arkansas, MIS-
ssippi and Tennessee, at low prices
II. L. GUION, 10 Madison street
nEsIRABLE BUILDING Lors-on southeast
L. corner Poplar and Manassas streets; also 10y
on corner SafiaTans and sixth streets. Terms part
cash; balance in one and two year,
J. n. TREZEVANT, 30 Main street
- TANOS-Three secondhand Knabe Pianos;
L also several Others. Cheap for CASH
e WITZMANN & co.
TNNGINE-A second-nan upright engine and
power Apply 70 s C. Toof & Co., 10 West Court
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M. GOODMAN & co.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
CT. JAMES HOUsE-Nos. sand 60 Adams street
- Rooms and board, 81 per day IS per week.
DOOM-one furnished unfinished loom,
LIZ with BOARD at 179 Secohd street.
~ GOD Rooms AND BOARD
d at a Madison street
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Auction Sale of Unredeemed Pledges

We will sell, without reserve, on Thurs
day, the 18th instant, all unredeemed pledges,
consisting of watches diamonds, ieHeIry and
numerous other articles. Sale to- commence
at $50 O'Clock. at 80 Main street, opposite
Peabody Hotel. s. RoTHscHiLD.
N STopDARD Auctioneer
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every child between nine and twelve years
old who comes neatly and clearly clad to
our store on Christmas morning, between s
and 10 o'clock. HOOK q LAaEnL,
QS9 Second street corner Madison
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For Sale Cheap.

The entire fixtures of the Mammoth Cloth
ingh House, containing fifteen fue tables,
side shelving, large fine chandelier, show
case, desk, mirror, clothing forms, figures,
awning, ETC., at 23S Main street.
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SFRAYED.

GOW-Dec 23d, Que bTindle COW. with white
j line back. Any informal ton " i'll be rewarded
by applying at 149 fernando street
AHARES-One dark-pay pony mare, black name
i4 and tail; one f1ea-biIten gray mare, scar on
left fore leg. For recovery OF above, liberal re-
ward will be paid. Address
K. II. HIGGINBOTHAM. Waterford, Miss.
T IGHT-BAY MARE MULE-16 hands high, Z
i years old, thin in order. collarsore on top OF
neck baTsfOoted; think she went toward Cubs,
Tenn Liberal reward for her return TO
MEMPH CITY TRANSFER co.
DTTCK-e5 REWARD
d Sunday morning, young tau bitch.
Return to No. 81 Gaycs0 street.
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Candies.

Buy pound package Of Floyd's candies.
1t will have in il all kinds of csrzmels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmailows and
fine chocolates No glucose, all pure colors,
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome apd nu-
tritious. at FLOYD 4 MONEYS
% Main St-eet.
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1867 Prizes, amounting 70. s265, 500
Application for rates to club should be made
only to the office of the Company il New Orleans.
For Inltnef inioImaLon, wne clearly, giving
tered Letter, or Money Order. addressed oniy 70
NJ. A. DADPHIN, New 0rieams la. or
Washington ID. e. or Nos west CoorI