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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-06
THE ELECTION.
The Missing Returns Come In and Elect
CrenshaW by a Majority Of
Sixty-One.
The Totals for the Eight County Ofices
A Very Promising Democratic
Showing.

The returns now are all In. The Fisher
vile and Collierville precincts arrived yes
terday afternoon, despite the prevailing
opinion that the men bearing them had been
wayIaid, had stopped at a country grocery
for the summer, or had forgotten where
Memphis was located and had gone to Ar
kansae to hunt her up. They got here,
slightly dis6gured, but still in the ring, and
IN the good news they brought all was for
given them.
The following is the vote in the
Co%LLIERvILLE DIETRICH.
For sheriH-Athy 176, Mcmahon y,
Deyeny 292.
For Clerk of the Criminal Court-Vaughau
1S6, Barnum 290, Kennedy 8.
For Trustee-Harris 179, Ramsey 297,
Walter 4.
For Register-McCallum 1872, Hunt 29I,
Evans 5.
For Clerk of the County Court-Winters
I49, Cullen 29I, Shea AZ.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court-Uhi 1873,
Barbour 290, Vaughn 5.
For Attorney-Geperai of the Bartlett Court
-kimbrough lS7, Elliott 2S9, S.otesbury 4.
For Clerk OF the Bartlett Court-Crenshaw
1S5, Bolton 292.
FIsHERvILLE PRECINCT.
For Sherif-Athy 1872, McMahon 2,
Deveny 104.
For Clerk of the Criminal Court-Vaughan
1873, Barnnm 104, Kennedy 1.
For County Trustee-Harris 134, Ramsey
1O4, Walter l..
For County Register-McCallum 134,
Hunt 104, Evans !.
For Clerk OF the County Court-Winters
127, Cullen 101, Shea Is.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court-Uhl 1874,
Barbour 104, Vaughn /.
For Attorney General OF the Bartlett
Court-Kimbrough 1S5, Elliott 103, Stotes-
bury l.
For Clerk of the Bartlett Court-Crenshaw
135, Bolton 104.
THE TOTAL
For sheriff-Athy $3.50, DEWEY 1874, Nc
Mshon 2508.
For Clerk of the Criminal Court-Vaughan
6247, Barnum 1854, Kennedy 1852.
For County Trustee-Harris 5911, Ramsey
1889, Walter 2242.
For County Register-McCsllum 591S,
Hunt 1894, Evans 1875.
For Clerk of the County Court-Winters
AGA, Cullen 5033, Shea 34l7.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court-Uhl 5795,
Barbour 4472, Vaughn 2227.
For Attorney General of the Bartlett
Court-Kimbrough 6272, Elliott 1895,
Stotesbury 2077.
For Clerk of the Bartlett Court-Crenshaw
619S, Bolton 6157.
From this it will be seen that Mr.. Kim
brough and General Vaughan stand highest
on the, ticket.
For magistrate of the Taxing District w.
A. Goodman received 4140 votes and Reich
mann 900.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
By an order OF the County Court, passed
four years ago, voters residing in the city of
Memphis are not entitled to vote for school
directors of the fifth, fourteenth and fifteenth
school districts.
The full and proper vote for school d.
rectors OF those school districts last Thursday
was as follows:
Eth Distict-Big Springs Poli.-For NJ.
L. Bacon, 50; p. Heffernan, II.
fourteenth District.-For Il. B. Haynes
Elmwood poll, 226; Island, 40. Total, 275.
A. Ford-Elmwood 38. Total, So. H. Cary
Elmwood, FOG. Total, FOG.
Fifteenth Distriet-Brick Church Poll-For
j. 7. Prescott, 1l6; J. A. McCarver, 66.
These figures are from the official returns.
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Church Of the Good Shepherd -SuRday-school at s
am. Services at IL am. and at 7.3o pm
Strangers Chureh-Prayer meeting "Wednesday
night at s IN. Sunday-school at $3.50 an
Central MetkodiS.-J. H Evans, pastor. Services
at IL q N. and s pm. Sunday school at 3 am
Georqia Sred MdhOdia-Rev. J. A. Moody-ll
am. and $50 pm sundayschool ate.S0a-m-
LGtdrdaIe s9red Observation-Disclosures at II
q M and s pm Sunday-school at 9:SO am
Second CongregGtionot-Rev B.A. lines, pastor-n
am and $50 pm. Sunday-schoo at $3.50 am
Bethel B~uldiag.-Corner Adams and Charleston
avenue. Sabbath-school every Sunday t2S0 pm.
Alabama Street Presbyterian .-Service by the Rev
w. $. Johnson, pastor, at IL s-m- andS Pm seats
free.
Bend of Hope Temperance S,cidy.-Meet at Tenn,
pera ace Hall, S92 Main street, at $50 Pm Al
are invited.
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at IL am. and s pm
by the Rev. b. II. Mahon, pastor. sunday-sehoo
at 9:30'a-m.
Safarans Street Methodist Church.-Sundayschool
at $50 am. Preaching at IL am The Rev. J
P. Walker, pastor.
Hernando Street N. E, school al
$3.50 a m. Service at IL am. and s pm. by the
pastor, Warner Moore.
First observation-disclosures Of Third and Poplar
Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Central -Bdptit-Second street near Beale. Sun.
day-school at $50 am. Preaching at IL am. ano
s:15 pm, by the Rev. s. Lardrum.
Calvary C~hHrch. morning and evening
the rector officiating, commencing in the morning
at IL O'Clock and at 8 O'Clock in the evening.
81. Johns N. Z. CGrtrch-Corner of Vance and
JAuderdale streets. Sunday school at 8 pm. Ser
vices at IL am. and pm. A. Wells, pastor.
Second Pres6yt9ian ChRreh..-Corner of Main and
Beale streets. Sabbath-schotl at $50 am. Services
at IL am. and s pm. by the Rev. J. M Rose
pastor.
Cumberland Pres6yfeTidn.-Court street. Services
at IL am. and at pm. Seats free. II. A. Jones,
pastor important congregsuonai meetins aitei
morning service.
FIRST B~aptia-Corner of Adams and Second
streets. r. A; venable,, pastor; services at II Am;
Sis pm. sunday-schosl at AIN
Third Cumberland Presbytsfan.-Corner Fourth
and Looney streets. Chelsea. Services at IL am.
and s pm. M Lowe, pastor. Sunday-school al
$3.50 pm W.. Z. Smith. supe rintendent.
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GREAT BARGAINS,

n sdvertised, snd We would advise ladies TO
b on hand early before the assortment gets
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PERSONALS.

JUDGE HoRRIGAs and lady have left the
city.
COLONEL ED. IRRELEVANT has gone 10
Bartlett to rusticste a few days.
Miss Florence WEsTBAY left for Louis
vile, KY, Wednesday TO visit relatives.
The Rev. S. N. STEWART, of the Third
Baptist church, will be in Abbeville, Miss,
for some weeks.
THE Rev. S. LANDRUM arrived in the city
yesterday and will preach at The Central Bap-
list church to day.
Mr.. JAMES s. DAY, wife and son John, left
last night for Hurricane Springs, Tenn, for
a short vacation.
Mr.. I. Brooke HATcHErT left Friday
morning, and, it is rumored, has gone to
Bonneville, GA.
LITTLE MISS JENNIE MALATEsTA, who
has been dangerously i'll for the past three
weeks, is convalesant.
Mr.. AND Mrs. r. M. MANsFoRD and their
little girl lett the city yesterdsy for New
York, to be gone a few weeks. :
DR.. A. G. SINCLAIR leaves tonight for
Detroit, Nisgara Falls and New York, and
will be absent about three weeks.
MISSES ANNIE c.. AND PAULINE REUDEL-
HUBER left on the City of Providence for
Minneapolis and the lakes, where they spend
the summer.
Mr.. JOHN FL. ScHAFER, of the shoe house
OF Friedman Bros, has left on a business
trip for New York and Boston, to be gone
several weeks.
Mr.. B. BINGHAM and wife left last night
for Indianapolis, Ind, where Mr.. Bingham
will attend the Photographer Convention,
after which they will %sojourn at Hot Springs
for a few weeks.
In THE examination at the close of the
State Normal Institute in Knoxville, Mrs.
Mayo, a teacher of Shelby county, re-
ceived the highest average. This lady will
be a candidate for the position of superin-
tendent of county schools, at the mex cleo
ton.
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Made with great care, fnely favored and
fresh every day.
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TWO DECISIONS.
The Well-KnOwn TOlI-Gate Nuisance
Case Decided in the Criminal Court
Yesterday.
Another Blow Struck at the Prevailing
System of Leasing Ont the Con-
vict Labor.

Two very important decisions were rem
dered yesterday in the Criminal Court. The
first regards the celebrated ~toll-gate case, and
the second strikes apparently a pretty severe
blow on the custom OF employing convict
labor, and decides that the respondent il
without authority in using the services Of
the man who applies for the writ OF hobeds
corpus.
THE ToLLGATE CASE.
The first decision rendered was in regard
10 a citation issued from the Criminal Court
some time ago to the Shelby County Turn
pike Company to show cause why the court
should not order the sheriff to remove the
defendants toll-gate, upon the ground that
it is located within a mile and a half OF the
city limits OF Memphis. The Court finds
the facts TO be hat the defendant has erected
a toll gate within about 800 yards OF the
corporate line of the city. The Court holds
that the defendant has nc right to erect a
t~oll-gate nearer than a mile and a half OF the
corporate line for the purpose of charging
toll TO the travelling public, and also that
the act of the General Assembly for the year
1877, under which the defendant claimed the
right to erect said toll-gate at the place
where it is now located, is void and uncon-
stitutional by reason Of being partial and
special legislation. The Court is in doubt OF
its power in this proceeding TO order the
abatement of the toll-gaie, there being a pre-
sentiment pending in this Court against the
defendant for creating a public nuisance by
reason of erecting the toli-gate at the place
stated. The Court will not take further act
ton in the matter until after the trial of The
said defendant on said p~resentment. The
citation will be dismissed.
CONVICT LABOR.
In the hGbeas corpus proceedings of Frank
Hilliard rs. w. II. Drummond, in the Grim
inal Court yesterday, the judge had the fol-
lowing order entered:
This csuse came on to be heard and after
hearing the evidence and the arguments Of
counsel, the Court finds as follows:
Fra.-That the complainant was tried
before the president Of the Taxing District
of Shelby county and convicted in due form
of law.
S~ecoad.-That the said Taxing District
leased the labor Of its convicts TO respon-
dent.
Hird.-That the respondent is working
said ~oonvicts on a farm on Presidents Island,
in said county, as a private enterprise, and
that he is without official authority.
Eourth.-That in view of the facts, the
work is not a Taxing District workhouse
within the meaning Of the law. Neither is
it the workhouse of the county, as the
County Court declared the jail of Shelby
county to be the w~orkhouse of said county.
In view of the foregoing findings the Court
a6judges that the relator is Illegally re-
strained of his liberty and is entitled TO be
discharged from the custody OF the respond.
emf. Ii is further ordered that the said
respondent pay all the costs OF this pro-
ceeding.
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Price List of Dry Goods.

81 pcs White PIX at 44c per yard.
25 pcs Linen Lawn, all pure, at TIC,
worth loo.
10 pcs plain Black Bunting, Sic, worth
zoe.
SO pcs bleached Domestics, full yard wide,
soft fnish, 63c, worth 10c.
% pes Sea-Island Domestics, only &c per
yard.
10 pcs IO-4 bleached Sheeting, 223c, worth
35c.
10 pcs 10-4 brown Sheeting, zoe, worth SOC.
20 pcs Lonsdale Cambria, he real genuine
article, loo, worth 15c.
20 pcs Dress Mixture, in grey and brown,
at only 73c, worth 123c.
100 pcs best dress Prints at 4c per yard.
Best dress Bingham, in plaid and stripe,
at only 73c per yard.
10 pcs Victoria Lawn at BIC, worth 12c.
10 pcs Victoria Lawn, very fine, 10c, worth
I5c.
All our finest Linen Lawns will be closed
out at lOc per yard.
100 large-size Bed Spreads at 60c, worth
81 each.
% extra size very fine Marseilles Spreads
at only 50, worth IS so each.
All our TIC Lawns will be closed out at sc
per yard.
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out much better than was generally expected
a month or two ago.
A large crop OF candidates are out for the
Legislature. We have good material and
the people OF "Old Msdison" have fully de-
termined TO elect none but men who will
represent the interest OF the people. We
have men of unquestionable political integ-
rity and such must come to the 'front.'
The Rev. Frederick Howsrd, of Forsyth,
Ca, has accepted the call of the mem
bers OF The First Baptia, church of this city.
O become their pAztor.
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500 pairs Ladies' Kid and Goat Front
and Side Lace Shoes, all at 75c, worth 81 so.
200 pairs Ladies' Cloth Shoes at Soc per
pair.
200 pairs Ladies' Low-cut Pebble Goat at
only 40c a pair, all sizes.
500 pairs Children's Shoes in Kid and
Goat, lace and button, all at SOC per pair.
Ladies will find all of the above goods
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BEJACH'S.

We have just returned from ST. Louis,
where we purchased at sherifFs sale part of
the well-known stock of Messrs. Cramer &
Co., corner Fourth and Washington avenue.
We are prepared and will offer on to.mor-
row Excellent Bargains in some very fine
Fancy GooGs, Laces, Notion, ETC.; also Dry
Goods, Baskets, Hosiery, Shoes and Slippers.
Please read our Price List carefully and
you will find some Great Bargains mentioned
therein:
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Eckerly, stone q Lavler.

The card of this firm viii be found on
another page. While this is a new firm,
two, at least, of its members are old Mem
phis business men-Messrs. Eckerly and
Lawler. Mr.. Stone, while mot an old citizen,
popular with a long list of customers and
the business community. This firm does a
wholesale grocery, cotton factorsge and COM
mission business, deals largely in cigars,
liquors and tobacco, having the agency for
several fne brands of whisky, and sell Win
ship gins and presses. 1t has an extensive
trade with retail merchants, and keeps fresh
and reliable goods. Captain John 7. Law
Ter looks alter the cotton interests, and takes
Messrs. Eckeglx. and Stone are experienced
grocery Een. togelher it is a firm of en-
tsrPrising. -s.Ss; nss..a and reliable
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[ESdlB
/ nuisiana State Lotterv comn'v

incorporated In 1865 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with a capital of 81, 900, 000-to which are
serve fund Of &5e,o00 has since been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made q part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, AID. 1873.
The only Lottery eueT Uosd on and Endorsed By the
people Of any Stale.
It's Grand SlngIe-NumDer drawings
take plate monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a FORTUNE EIGHTH GRAND W
LAS "A, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AZ.
8, ISS2-147th Monthly Drawing.
Look az the folio Scheme, under the
exclusive supervision and management of
Sen. a.. n BKA OF La, and
GEN. UBAL A. EARLY, or Va
who manage all the drawings of this company,
both ORDINARY and and attest
the correctness of the published Oticial Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S75,OOO.
100000 TICKETS At l DoLLARs EACH.
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Summer shoes Adler Bros.

Notwithstanding the most liberal patron
age received last week we are prepared to
continue TO offer most choice bargains for
the coming week in the most choice lot of
best styles in summer goods for beth ladies
and gents.
ADLER BROS,
No. 26l Main street Neubrie Bros. old standl op-
posite Court Square.
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BRUINS WICK, TENN.
The EIectton-The Fruit Busfne.sLCrop
Prospects.

From an Occasional Correspondent
Brunswick, TFNN., August 5.-The cleo
ton over, we have, settled down to work
again. Our town furnished only local can
didates-Alex Jones for district, and F. C.
Cooke for corporation magistrate. The first
named was reelected by a handsome major
ity. The latter had no opposition; Of course
he was elected.
Not much doing just now in the fruit line,
although that has been the business of the
place for two months or more. About 1900
boxes and 1000 barrels of fruit have been
shipped north from here. Our fruit firm is
composed OF Messrs. Sneed & Griffin. They
have, besides making il profitable to them
selves, been of great helpto the surrounding
country, paying good prices for fruit.
The health;ofy the community generally,
is very good.
Corn crops are fine; cotton doing very
well; farmers are all happy.
The Rev. Mr.. Barksdale preached at
Jones's Hall last night. He intends holding
a series of meetings here The first week in
September.
Mrs. 7. G. Cooke is making an extended
visit 10 relations in Mississippi.
Miss Annie Persons is spending several
weeks with friends and relatives near Bartlett.
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John Slurls, 3S7 Main street, has usually
closed his restaurant in the summer, but this
year he will make an exception to The rule.
and so this popular place will be open TO his
many patrons. 1t should not be forgotten
hat besides keeping a frst-class restaurant,
he has the best supply of imported liquors
and cigars to be had in the city. A pleasant,
neat place it is to go TO, and his patrons may
be assured that their wants will be promptly
attended 10. You cannot do better than 10 60
and see for ~youreelf.
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slippers. slippers. slippers.

-Four grand lots of Custom-made French
Kid Slippers at the following unapproacha.
HI.
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SEBA
The Contest the Lfncks, of
Nashville, and h Wetter Mine.

The baseball game between the Lincks. of
Nashville, and the Wetters will take place
this afternoon at Olympic Park, and will be
called at 4 o'clock. The Lincks are a good
team, and it is thought the game will be close
and exciting. The Louisville and Nashville
railroad will run a full train of cars to the
grounds, leaving the depot at $50 o'clock
pm, and returning when the game is over.
The Nashville boys will arrive here this
morning. Ii the weather is propitious q
large crowd may be expected. The follow
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County Court Land Sale.

In the County Court of Lake county, Tenn. at
Tiptonville-P. Davis, Administrator de bonis
non, vs. +. A. Nevin and others.
n obedience to an interloeutory decree of said
L court, made stitEJnno term, 1852. in tho above
cause, on
mOndaY- the 9Th day OF August,
at the county courthouse door in the city OF Mem
phis ana count of shelby and State of Tennessee,
will sell to the highest bidder, on a credit of SIX
months, the following tract of land to-wit: A
fifteen acre and dfty-four pole tract of land, situ-
ated in Shelby county, Tenn, being lot No. 2 Of
the subdivision of the Shelton seventy-four acres
of the Garrett tract made by decree OF the County
Court of Haywood county, Tenn, at its February
term, 1865, in the ease of James B. Shelton ct al.
against May ID. Shelton, as shown in ]. 81. Hum
phreys's plan. and further described as lying four
miles east of the city of Memphis: bounded on
the east by Scott avenue, and on the west by an
allotment of % S41OO acres to J. d. Shelton. and
on the north byJ. S. Clayton, and on the south by
a tract of 2 81 100 to J. B. shelton Note and sp-
proved security required of the purchaser, and a
lien retained on the land to secure the payment OF
same. MELONE
the County Corrt Clerk.
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Card.
SAo
MaLnGu H. Io.a1 a

James S. Mshaffy, the local manager for
Shelby county Of the Mutual Self Endow-
ment Benevolent Association of America,
wishes it understood that this association is
not a marriage nor natal association, but
strictly a life insurance institution, differing
from all other societies in that it pays en-
dowmenis during life, and at a less cost than
any other reliable organization in existence.
We do not propose to make war upon any
organization, but ask ar examination
Members of the Knights of Honor and
Ancient Order of United Workmen are
especially invited to investigate our plan.
Call on or address through the mail
JAMES S.
227 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Everybody Happy,

With the choice aud cheap hats furnished
BY Martin Cohen at his emporium under the
Worshsm House. Martin Cohen has COW
cred the heads of these people with hats for
40 these many years" and understands
their wants. He buys of first hands and
manufacturer. Therefore he can euit in both
fit and price. Summer hats are almost
given AWAY.
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The Old Reliable L. s. L.,

Otherwise Louisiana State Lottery, will
have a regular drawing next Tuesday. The
capital prize is $4,000. Whole tickets, S.;
two fifths 81 so; one-ffih, 81. Nearly all
the tickets are old in each drawing, the
ticket-holders get the prizes, and nearly all
the prizs-winners are mentioned in the papers.
Tomorrow is the last day for sale of tickets
for Tuesdays drawing. Go 10 6 Court street.
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T. J. Rowan

FCoronel's inquest fFrom hospital.
Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
2; second, /; third, o; fourth, /; filth, 5;
rixth, 2; seventh, q; eighth, 7; ninth, O.;
tenth, 4. City hospital, 2. Still born, /.
White, 8; colored, IS. Total, &c.
Deaths during the week ending Saturday,
August s, 1881: White, IL; colored, Is.
J. H. ND.
Secretary Board of Health.
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so doz Ladies' Plaid Hose, a new article,
extra length, only 15c, worth 3Oc a pair.
25 doz Ladies' full regular-made Striped
Hose at 25c, worth 4Oc a pair.
20 doz Ladies' regular-made Balbriggan
Hose, zoe, worth 40c a pair.
Is doz Ladies' very fine Hsir-Stripe Hose,
30c, worth Soc a pair.
so doz Misses full regular-made, solid
colored Hose at 20c, worth 40c.
20 doz gents colored Hall Hose at 10c,
worth 25c.
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Notions. Notions.

Celluloid Round Combs, Toe. worth Soc
each.
Celluloid Dress Combs, Csc, worth 75c
each.
Celluloid Hair Brushes, 35c, worth 81
each.
10 papers steel Hair Pins for SC.
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JACKSON, TENN.
PoIffieaI-Large Crop Of Legislative
Candidafes-The Crop
,eci.l correspondence Of the Appeal.l

SPeei4i SoltosponoSncS Va APPe1-i
JACKSON, TENN, August 5.-To-dsy the
Democracy of Madison county will meet in
their respective districts for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the congressional
convention, which meets at Huntingdon, on
the 14ih instant
quietly al over the whole county. OF course
quite g number OF czndidates sere defeated.
This morning a O'Clock Miss Maggie
Jarmzu, Daughter Of RfsE George w. Jar
man, p1esident Of the So&hzessern Baptist
Uniysrsity. died 81 usalaril feseE&
on t-fHe rpfBau eeeush $layinx by their
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j. M. Hin & Co.

Desire to return thanks to their numerous
patrons for the liberal response made TO their
reduced prices on summer Shoes" and state
that their stock is yet quite complete, en-
bracing all The latest styles. A continuance
OF low prices on summer shoes will be offered
during this week.
J. NJ. HILL & Co.,
Corner Main and Monroe streets.
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Fancy Goods. Fancy Goods.

Fancy Goods. Fancy Goods.
rs doz extra-sizs Oil Red handkerchief
at 10c, worth 35c each.
100 pcs White Bali Fringe for mosquito
bar tops at 25c per piece of IL yards.
90 doz Ladies' PercaIe Collars, all latest
styles, sc.
10 doz Ladies' Collars, lace trimmed, &c
each.
slightly soiled, at 10c, worth Soc each.
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Buttons. Buttons.

100 gross finest Metal Dress Buttons, all
at DC, sold for SOC per dozen.
gross assorted Dress Buttons, all de-
sirable styles, at only 23c per dozen, 2 dozen
for Sc.
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Memphis hospital Medical college

And medical department Southwestern Bap-
list University. The third regular session
will October i, 1882, and close
March /, 1888. For information or cata-
logue, address
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Soaps. Soaps. Soaps.

so gross assorted Toilet Soaps, none but
the very best makes, Colgaie's, Browns and
Little & Co.'s finest soaps, all at &c each,
sell from 10c to 15c per cake elsewhere.