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q ROOMS-In private residence for storage pur
n poses during summer. Apply at a N Court st
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Major NJ. Eurke, Colonel Jarnsgin, H F.
Farnsworth and Sheriff Aihy were intro
luced and testified to the good character of
the defendant. The deposition of Mira. NJ.
Burke, touching the conversation with Mr..
Shouse, which has already been published
in the APPEAL was read,
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At breast nothing is so quieting to our
nerves as Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t pre-
vents bowel complaints, and gives strength
and appetite better than stimulants.-As's-
ark Mother,
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FIoyd,s Ladies, Resfauranf.

Patrons of our house will appreciate the
improvements lately made. We will keep
our table up to its present high standard,
and know we can give you entire satisfac-
ton
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IRIIICATIOhN.

For Tennessee and the Ohio rGlley, east TO
south minds, local rains and partly cloudy heather
slight changes an temperature, stationary or slOcly
fdUfng barometer.
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when Have a Baby

FoR pumps, pipes and well points go to
J. A Bailey's, 295 Second street.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Pierce. Judge.

CIFcuIt NUuE II 1tH OOF 1uUsNs
Motions will be called to-day, commencing
at O'Clock. After the motions are disposed
of the calendar of non-jury cases, heretofore
set and posted on the bulletin board in the
courtroom, will be called.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

1INOUR HEADOF CATTLE AND A FILLY-The
II hlly was a bay AZ or Is hands high, years
old small white spot ia forehead, fresh shOd all
round, and when last seen TUESDAY, May S0th,)
had rope around her neck. The cattle were
marked with the left cut short off. The three
cows lone white, and one white-and-
black, pided) were branded on the hip with
horseshoe. The cattle strayed on Wednesday,
May 3lst. Finder will return them to me and be
re Harded. j. A. HEAD,
at LaCroix's StOck-yard,
.defra DoIs
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could not testify positively that he had
caught him stealing; l took memorandum
OF il at the time, thinking it might be OF ser-
vice to Mundinger; 1 have been stayfng
at Mr.. Nundinger's house for several
days as his guest; am a knight of Honor:
L have not been actively at work trying to
get up evidence for Mr.. Mundineer: I did
not say that Colonel Can't had made mis-
take in not taking Newell as juror, and |
did not say 10 Mr.. Wynne Cannon that had
winked to Mundinger to take him. though |
did think Newell would make good Juror
did not go about sounding various persons
to ascertain how they felt about MundInger.
The court then adjourned until night.
NIGHT SESSION.
The case was resumed at 7:30 pm. and
continued for an hour.
Mr.. W. r. Sims, the constable who ar
rested Mundinger, was introduced to contra
dict Sh, use. He said Shouse told him he
had been trying to get Mundinger to confess,
and that if he would wait few minutes he
thought he could do it. This closed the de-
Tense.
Mr.. Shouse was introduced in rebuttal.
He said he had told Sims that he thought
Mundinger was about TO confess and to wait
a minute.
Mr. Wynne Cannon was introduced by the
State to contradict Merritt. He said he had
had conversation with Merritt, and the
latter had told him he had made mistake
in not taking Newell as a juror; he had
winked to Mundiger to take him, but Mum
dipger didn't see him.
Mr.. Ridgely was introduced to prove
Shouse's good character. Major Murphy,
one Of the jurors, was introduced to prove
Merritt's character. He said it had been
fair when Merritt was on Beale street. Mr..
~ l. 1 n
ing attorney, and Mr.. George Rudisill were
introduced to prove the good character OF
Mr.. Sims.
Judge Horrigan decided to allow the
counsel three hours and half on each side
to-day An hour probably will be consumed
this morning in hearing more testimony. Mr.
Lehman will make the opening speech for
the State
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No divorce items yesterday.
The Democratic meeting tonight.
No marriage Licences granted yesterday.
The skating tournament at Estival Park
last night was success.
The Trades Assembly picnic will be a
most pleasant affair. DON'T forget ii.
The Wetter nine play the Memphis
Reds Sunday evening at olympic Park.
The List Willard concert at Estival
Park yesterday afternoon was pleasant af-
fair.
Commissioners were appoin ted yesterday
to set apart years allowance for the widow
of Theodore Aehle.
-O4car Wilde will be here Monday night
to lecture on Decorative Art" The sale of
seats has been quite large.
-Chancery Clerk Black, at the court
house, at noon to-day, will sell some desir-
able property in Fort Pickering, and tract
of land at White Station.
The Chicks will have full dress drill
on the bluff this evening at o'clock. Tie
picked team for the Louisville and Indian
apolis drills will be in line.
This is the day for ladies and children
at Estival Park. Lots of fun for the young
sters, which always gladdens the hearts of
the parents. The band will play from till
t. 6 o'clock.
Company Aytch, Mauy Grays, First Ten
nessee Regiment by Sam r. Watkins This
is very interesting work, and can be had in
seventy-ive cent edition at Mansford's, 29S
Main street.
Why didn't President MADDEN give Mr..
Grifipgs chance 10 appear in the Police
Court and give his statement before he passed
judgment? There is not much danger of
his becoming a second Horrigan.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Christian Association will be held
at their rooms, No. 80 Jefferson street, Mon
day, June 18th, at 10 o'clock am. All in
terested in the work of this association are
cordially invited.
The following officers have been elected
by Memphis Degree Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o.
F., to serve for the ensuing term: Benjamin
Bingham, D. M; NJ. Logan, d. d. M; w.
L. Arlington, LIST A. d. M; S. II. Gibson,
secretary; r. A. Burton, treasurer.
Committees from the several Knights of
Honor lodges in this city have under consid-
Grafton the arrangements for an anniversary
picnic of the order on the Both instant, at
which, it is said the fourth Tor Frayser) de-
gree will be exemplified by the order.
The concert given by the members of the
choir at st. Peters church last Thursday
night was great euccess, the ladies and
gentlemen scquitting themselves handsome
ly. Miss Genevieve Specht deserves special
mention for the superb manner in which she
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The Brown Gutton Gin Co., Nav London, CT. !,

Israel F. B-ot-n Psest Edtc. T. B-olr1, Treas.
These machines run light, make fine sample, and
clean the properly Best English cast steel in the
saws teeth VIII not bend, break of, turn back,
iron puIleys throughout brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes cast steel journals and two belts
one at end-onsuring cool bearings, full speed,
and steady motion (only Gln in market having this
improvement.) Extra large shafts 10 saw and brush
cylinders Strong iron frame best materials supe-
rior workmanship, fine finish.
tE-More Brown Gins have been sold during the past
three seasons than any ether makes combined Mr.
Israel Brown Cfrom IssS TO IsSs of the firm Of E T.
Taylor q Co of Columbus Cal the president Of the
company has had longer practical experience in
making Gins than any othcrn living Present fach
nes for manufacturing and shipping unequaed by any
other establishments kind in the world Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
Pricc List of GINS, Feeders and Condensers.
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WANTS.

A GENrS-In every portion of the United States
of California for Unmarried Persons Office,
IO3s Mission street, San Francisco, California
Plans Original. New Features Endowments
certain. Not Speculative. - Marriages paid
in 60 days. Bonds recorded. References gwen.
Correspondence solicited for Agents and Mem
bers. Opportunity of lifetime for Agents.
Outfit free Send stamps for terms and Marriage
ms Journal. Certificates $1,000 and 5000. Dowries
paid within GO AVS of marriage. Mention paper.
A GENCY-An enterprising house of good stand
II ing doing business with wine merchants
grocers and druggists, viii be appointed agents for
The sale i'll this city and vicinity of ZOEDONE,''
the national on-alcoholic beverage of Great
country. Application for the agency may be ad-
dressed to Z0edone Bureau, p Park Place. New
York city. TIE beverage is peculiarly adapted to
Southern climates.
VITOMAN-An industrious single woman, be-
w tween eighteen ana twenty-five, cook and
help on Trading Boat To the right party good
home and pay will be given. Address for
week EARNEST, this office.
WHITE MAN-To clear land and build fences.
w Apply at S1S Main street.
GISTERNS-BuiIt Replired and Warranted, or
~ no charge. THOS. CUBBIN s. AZ Madison.
uORsES TO PASTURE
II Ample fields of cultivated grasses and clover.
corner Second ana Union streets
NHUTILATED COlN-Old gold and silver by
IM J. N.MULFoRD & CO., SSS Main 81.
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FIoyd's candies.

Bonbons, Fruits Glaze. Baskets put up in
the best possible style suitable for presents.
Soda, Mead, Ginger Ale and Mineral Waters
on drau0ht
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Posted in Memphis at 10 am, June
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
4 CURE GUARANTEED.

De. Z. G VESTS EEzvE AND BRAN TEzATHKaT-
A specific for HysSeriA Dizziness, Commissions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Of
Memory, SperraEtorrhez, Impotcncy, II voluntary
Emissions, Premature old Age, caused By o7el
leads 70 misery, decay and dss T. Oa0 3cz VII
cure recent cases. Each box contains one month";
tseatu Mt. One dollar q kox, OF six boxes for 6vS
doll .; sent by nsil, prepaid, on receipt of price
We guarantee six boxes 70 cure any case. VIII
zach order received b for six boxes, sccompz>
MED with i've dollars, we viii send the purchases
our written guarantee to return the money II the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees -
sued only by A. RESKKRT d CO.. Wholesale ami
Retail Druggists, 215 Main street, Memphis, TenE
orfferE nv rlafl viii raretve urnrnut ATTENTION.
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MRS. KELLAR ANDERSON

testified: have lived in the city for some
time; my principal place of trading has
been at B. Lowenstein's; / usually traded
with Mr.. Mundinger; about the LIST of Sep
TENDER had occasion TO purchase spool of
floss at the store for lady out of town; am
not positive about the date, but fix it from a
letter.
This letter was shown by the lady, and
the prosecution showed that it was received
at Memphis at 5 O'Clock pm, September Isl,
and, therefore, must have been delivered
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Anderson didn't
remember the date.
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BON AQUA SPRINGS

NEW BON AQUA. with its magnificent NEW
IN HOTEL and 100 Cottage rooms, with an ele-
vation of l150 feet above the level of the sea is
now open for the season. It's sulphur and Chaly-
lowing diseases viz; Dyspepsia, Diarrhea. Dysen-
terry, Constipation and summer Complaints of
skin, Aneomia. Chlorosis, Nervous prostitution.
Menstrual disorders Chorea, Rheumatism, and
othes morbid diatheEis.
- Telegraph and Express Offices at the Springs.
Visitors change cars at Dickson Station, on the
Nashville, Chattanooga and Northwestern railroad
where an elegant Will take them to tn Springs
distance ii miles. We invite correspondence.
y. II. M'DOWELL.
BON Aqua sprfBEs, Tenn. .
DR. W. A. CHEATHA6 Resident PhvSicIau
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,nrroN RELr RuLLErIN.
NJ Tenn 1.ra ~ h Temp - Rainfall.

MEMPHIS, TENN. June s, 1882, pm.
Average
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Ladies' Prefer FkOrestou
PENS.

Cologne because they find this lasting COM
bination of exquisite perfumes delightful
novelty
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begun by putting on the stand
MRS. Z. COLBY,

who testified: am acquainted with Mr..
Mundiuger very well; am acquainted with
Mr.. Patton; l saw Mr.. Patton day or two
after the arrest of Mundinger, and he said
Mundinger had done him dirty trick and
he would never forget it.
On cross-examinstion she said Patton had
not said that he had acted unjustly to Mum
dinger, or would do anything improper or
unfair TO convict him.
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I.OST.
RO(1Fgs AND BOARD.

TRAP-At f1eubrie's Theater. THURSDAY. June
w Ist Rea5od Sill lined Wrap. FINGER will
please leave No. 81 Court street, and be re-
1garied
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Allegheny Springs, Virginia
the BEST DYsPEPTIC WATER KNOWN

WILL be open for the reception OF guests on the
wv first Day of June Next. Accommo-
cations hrst-ciass. Pamphlets. containing de-
scription Of the place, with certificates OF some OF
the remarkable cures effected by the use OF the
water. furnished on application.
Post Telegraph and Express Offices in the hotel.
O. A. CALHOUN,
Mans
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French steam Dye-Works.

Ladies' and gentIemen7s goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis RiegePs, 5S3 Jefferson street
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FOR RENT.

q ROOMS-In private residence, for storage pur
n poses during summer. Apply at A N. Court st
UJURNISHED ROOMS-For gentlemen; all mod
II ern eonveniences, at SO Adams street.
MY RESIDENCE-l0 minutes walk from teImi
lNl nus Poplar st. cars; 3 acres gIound; carriage
house. garden, hne grass lot, etc. :. H. LAMB.
DOOMS-Nieely furnished, cheap, for gentle
III men, at 116 Court street.
ID ESIDENCE-245 Poplar near High.
III Observation-Disclosures street, cor. Orleans.
Resideuee-at Bartlett-Dr. Wrights.
Residence-197 Carroll avenue-Mrs. Severson's-
Residenee-Dunlsp; also, 65 Mosby.
Residence-273 Poplar; also, 65 Second.
Observation-Disclosures and garden-Bass avenue.
Residence-Cottages at Ridgeway Station.
Residence-On fernando and South
Residence-l56 Causey; also, "a Clay.
Residence-On Orleans near Vance.
Residence-(good yardl 81 Madison.
Residences-On Monroe; also, Marshall avenue.
RoOms-356 Main. Us Main. Adams.
RoOms-On Causey Linden and Second.
Stores-On Main, Second, Adams and Poplar
Greenlaw Greenhouse. Alexander Park.
w. A WHEATLEY, 2sI Main street.
HoUsE-Nine rooms; 262 Union street; SIS per
IL month. J. G. JOHNSON, 6 Court
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PeHAOdy HOtel-C. h. Galloway q Co.,
Pr0pFietOrs.
Rates 81 50 So ana "a per day, according to size
and location OF room. Table board from LIST of
May, $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 so per
day.
Won Ulrick Mexico J p NJ Farmer, Tenn
ii Wheeler, Rochester NJ Gilman, Milwaukee
G. Hooker, Cincinnati Thompson, Tenn
Miss n Dawson, exss John Brown, city
Miss NJ Petit, Ark T Airey, Ark
Horton, Louisville L Lyon. d
] I White, Miss JW Booth, Ala
r A Williams Atlanta Thomas Peters, Ala
Z f Lilley Indianapolis Miss II Gains Chieot
A Ii Harris, Louisville w II Owen, Louisville
FIN Smith, City E Ray city
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS
booming for Sargent

New York, 5.-The Grdphics Wash
ington correspondent says: II is known
that the friends Of Sargent bad an inter
view with the President, and while theJ
are positive in saying that the president
did not promise 10 appoint him, it ia clear
they are entirely satisfied their favorite
will succeed. The statement that Sargent
IS not supported by the Californian dele
CATION Is not true, ard the charges that
have been made sgainst him for com.
plicity with the desert land swindle are
susceptible of an explanation, that will
demonstrate his straiKhtforwardness and
honesty In that connection. It is also q
mistake to assume, as has been doEe, thai
Sargent is no longer an influence in live
politics in Cslif1rnia. The reverse of
this is true, for there is perhaps no man
powerful in the party than is Sargent.
Letters received here during the past
few weeks from leading men Of the
party in California demonstrate this fact
eonelusiveiy, as slso the editorial
utterances Of every newspaper of prom
inerce on the coast except only the
Chronicle, ex-organ OF the ssnd-loIters.
/ Washington, Sit is generally con-
coded to-day that ex-senator Sargent has
been definitely fixed upon for secretary
of the interior. Sargent. on the floor OF
the Senate this morning, was congratu-
lated upon his coming appointment, and
it is apparent he has assurances which
satisfy him that he is to receive the ap.
poiniment. The nomination will not be
sent to the Senate. so 1t is said, for several
weeks, and not Until after the senatorial
election in Iowa. Secretary Kirkwood
and his friends on one side, and Wilson,
and his friends on the other, prefer this
arrangement, and it has 90 been repre-
scented to the President. Secretary Kirk
wood realizes that he ID going to be
superseded, and does not want to enter
the senatorial race in Iowa, or interfere
with 1t in any manner, but should he be
retired how he anticipates that friends
would endeavor TO get him into the
senatorial race. He 10 DESTROYS Of avoid
ing this pressure and of quietly retiring
when he leaves the interior. Wilson and
his friends are very willing to avoid any
competition, and hence are pleased to
have KirkWood remain undisturhed un-
til after the lowe election. This being
mutual matter it is said the President has
Acquiesced and will not nominateS argent
until towards the LIST Of February. By
that time the senatorial election will
have been held and the change will not
disturb politics in that state. It is stated
today, upon tie authority Of eastern
senators, that VIM. Z. Chandler, will
certainly succeed Hunt as secretary OF
the navy. -.- a .........
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That RlarneICireuIar.

London. 6.-The Daily Ne,os, discuss.
ing Blsine's circular to the republics OF
central and South America, proposing a
conference at Washington, says the
meaning of the project is the establish
ment OF the American protectorate over
both central and South America;
Blaine;s pretentions are novel and ex-
trsvagant. They were never contem-
plated by the originator of the Monroe
doctrine, under which an attempt will
probably be made to shelter them. Now
that Frelinghuysen has succeeded
Blaine, there is st least hope that some
rational basis for negotiations can be ar
rived at.
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WashinRton Adv.ces..

Wsah pgton. Ex-senator Cole. to-day,
Indignantly denies the alleged interview
in which he is made to say, Texas was
breaking away and getting into the indie
pendent movement, and be believes that
movement viii be defeated
New York, 5.-A Washington corre-
spondent says republicans have hit upon
q novel plan to prevent democratic
6libustering in the house. Because the
republican msjority is small democrats
can easily create mo quorum" A
member Of the judiciary committee now
proposes new rule providing that when
ever the lack of quorum shall be due to
the fact that membs who we're present
and are not paired refuse to vote the
names Of such recalcitrant mem bers shall
be recorded as voting in the negative.
Washington, GA member of the
Senate committee investigating ths
treasury contingent fund says several
irregularities of the reckless payment Of
money have been found, and the COM
mittee is determined to place TIE respons-
Utility where it belongs.
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DOmesttc.

New York, 5.-Tammsny Hall Anti.
Kelly Association issued call TO dem.
ocrsts Of the city who believe that Tam
many Hall is the true pol iticsl orgaHiza-
ton, but who believe that John Kelly
should be removed from power. The
call asks that such democrats elect dele.
gates to the general convention, to be
held on Janusry 10th, The association
alao denounced Tammsny Hall, IS led
by Kelly, for preventing the organization
Of the senate and assembly. II Esq d 4
New York, 6.-The Post says the only
foundation for the rumors ola settlement
of the railroad war is that some promi-
nent gentlemen. not officers of the trunk
lines, were endeavoring informally to
forward a settlement, but they have not
yet succe eded.
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Gable Clicks.

Paris, 5.-Floquet Bon is appointed
project of the Seine.
The Gambettist organ in Paris charac-
terizes as fantastieal the scheme for
Anglo-French occupation of Egypt.
Berlin, 5.-The Prussian Diet is SUM
moned to nset on the 10Th inst.
It is rnmored that nibilists have Or
dered large quantity of dynamite al
Hamburg.
Susa, 6.-The intention OF the French
to permanently occupy this city become;
more and more apparent. They have
already expended IS, 600 in restoring the
citadel.
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ApprOprtatiOn sub-Oommis-

Washington, 6.-rne House commit
tee on appropriations met this morning
and the following assignment of sub
committees for bills was made: Sundry
civil, Hiscock, Butterworth, Blackburn.
Atkins; legislative, executive and icii.
cial, cannon. O'Nei ,aAtkius; consular
and dlpiomstic, Burrows, Robson, Cox;
army. Butterworlh, Burrows, Ellis;
postoftiee. Csswell, Cannon, Ellis; In
dams, Ryan, Csswell, LeEevre; pensions,
O'Nsil, Burrows Lefevre; Military
Academy, Blackburn, Ryan, Butter.
worth; Publications, Forney, Ketcham,
Ryan; District of Columbia, Ketchsm,
Aiscock. Forney; deficiency. Hiscock,
RobesoH, Cox. oils %
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Fire

st. Louis, 6.-LOss by the packing
house FIRE, $40, 600.
Tie pork-pscking Establishment OF
Whitaker Il Son, cart st. Louis, burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
The loss by the Whitaker fire il
now stated at 500, 900. Insurance, S42, =
600.
New York, 6.-John A. Bald wins fur
niture store, Williamsburg, burned
Loss, $50. O0e; Insured. ,.v.
Vienna, 6.-There is no confirmation
of the report ofthe burning Of Warsaw.
PhiladelpbiS, Sire broke out after
midnight in Sevelle Schofeld's extensive
WOODEN mill, MsnayuEk. The third
slsrm was sent through the FIRE dsps TT
ment at II 40
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Mistaken Identity.

New York, 5.-The 11I6une's Wash.
ington declares that there has lately been
q singular case OF mistaken identity,
General Grant has not been in Washing.
ton st al recently, and the person mis-.
taken for him is brother-in-lsw of ex-
Senator Murphy. 10 this connection il
is somewhat singular to read in Ger.
tain New York evening papers, which
proverbially write tSeir Washington dis
patches 10 their own home offices, about
General Grant. now here" etc.
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

THH PRoPRIEToBs TAXI PLEASURE
II u announcing 10 the pubIie thst tbs1
EsTe fenodelEed end Fehtted the Hosci.
L. Dining Rooms are spacious snd tbs -;
0Aeals will be served nisht and day.
S1n&Is 3eSSs 6Oe.
Aet Lunches (ss per eara), 2So.
seSm and Board, SK.5O to "a Dor dsy.
go to @I2 per week.
SSTot 81 Per vssk.
=, 1ES Bar has been removed 70 The north a,
sae Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
SAe accommodation Of guests, and l. pov
80 4. P0DkECH 4 co.