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sChuEELpT,s RECALL.
HIS OPEN LETTER TO EX-SENATOR sARGEN.
SAID TO BE THE MAIN CAUSE.

HIS OPEN LETTER TO EA- SENATOR SARGENT
SAID TO BE THE MAIN CAUSE.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The recall of Com
modore ScfufsIdt, from special mission to
China, IN connection with making a treaty
with Corea, is understood to be due to his
open letter tc Ex-senator Sargent, contain
ing severe structures on the highest Chinese
authorities, and also SERIOUS imputations
against the empress's character, a1d which
letter is supposed to have been written to
effect legislation on the Chinese bill, then
pending in Congress. Commodore Schu-
feldl's friends assert that he was detached
because his mission was completed. The
feeling among naval officers is that Commo-
dore Schufeldt's conduct was highly repre-
hensible under the circumstances.
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Tho Jersey EiIY Strike.

JERSEY CITY, July Sat meeting of
FIRE ght-handlers to-day, communication
was received from the reight-handlers of the
Erie Company at Buffalo, Elmira and Ssla-
manca asking for information concerning the
strike and expressing willingness to join
with jersey Civ.
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Laying Track Under Difficulties.

WAMPUN, July 3.--The Buffalo, Pittsburg
and Western railroad attempted to lay a
track through the village of Chewton to-day,
but were frustrated by the citizens, who
drove the laborers off and tore the track Hp.
The citizens are now keeping watch, and in
the morning will apply for an injunction.
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NaitounlTemnernnce Camp.Meetinx,

SEYMOUR, IND, July 3.-About 5000 peo-
pie attended the exercises OF the national
temperance camp-neeting Saturday, with an
increased attendance yesterday. The princi-
pal orator was the Rev. DR.. William Jones,
of Kansas, who explained the working OF
prohibition in that State. A Publication
meeting over the result in Iowa was held.
The continued wet weather prevented an IN
creased attend ance.
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COMMENCEMENT SERMON
AZ the Mississippi Agricultural and Me
chaDicaI College.

Special to the Appeal
STARKvILLE, MISS, July 1.-The COM
mencement sermon Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College was preached TO dey by
DR.. Girardeau, of Columbia, S. c., to a
crowded house. Ths doctor is a fine preacher,
and the sermon was rare treat to the COM
munity. The town is crowded with visitors
from distance, and the closing exercises of
the school are expected TO be very inter
esiinn
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Wyominx Massacre Memorial.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 3.-The one
hundred and fourth annual reunion OF the
Massacre Memorial Association met at
the Monument Grounds. Wyoming, this
morning. The monument was decorated
with flowers and ripened wheat, and flags
displayed at half-nast.
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TERRE HAUTE, July 3.-This evening
while Policeman Crayens was pumping wa.
ter, girl pulled his coat, causing the dis
charge OF his revolver which killed hoy
named Roberts. about sixteen years old, who
was standing near by.
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CRIMINAL CALNDAR.
womau sho, and 1ilIed.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-hily Rogers, a
Young married woman, was sot last night
by VIM Kelly, and died to-piht. The hus-
band of the woman found Kely in his house,
and ordered him out. Kellyrturned shortly
after, and the quarrel being reewed, fred at
Rogers, missing him, but hittis the woman.
Kelly has been arrested.
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BESIDES Shaw, Stafford aud SimHaons nS
under arrest at OkaIona for the assassiuatin
oil General Tucker, there are Others whon,t
is hoped TO arrest who are implicated Iva
murder that at the time created consternat.n
and alarm. 1t is said the trial will desIop
deviiishiy-c0nceived plot fendishl, exc
cuted
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Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Only the two first races
on The programme were run to-day, and were
taken by Ascender and Clara ID. Owing to
the dangerous condition of the track, the
remainder OF the programme was declared off.
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WHAT THE CONFERENCE w
National aarness.makers' Association.

ST. LOUIS, July ga National Harness.
Makers Benevolent and Protective Associa-
ton was organized here this morning and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, D. J. Hobar, of st. Louis;
vice-president, J. S. Johnson, of Kansas
City; secretary, II. w. Williams, of Chicago.
Committees were appointed and recess taken
until 2 pm. Delegates are here from sew
eral States.
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! TIE American people have many causes
for complaint, but moe for congratulation.
The States are united they are at peace with
the world, and enjoy degree OF prosperity
unparalleled in the. history of the world.
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srn1o1rs nrsrrrpnaNrrs ~ cor,

SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN COUNTY KERRY
DUBLIN, July 3.-There were disturb
ances at Listowel, county Kerry, Saturday.
Mrs. Moore was addressing crowd when
the police dispersed the meeting. She sub
sequently addressed a mob at the railway
station. The police again appesring were
attacked with stones, whereupop the riot act
was read and the police proceeded to dis
perse the mob, firing revolvers. Several
persons were hurt and some arrested. The
military had to be called out.
AMERICANS IN IRELAND,
Statistics show that 1850 Americans, or
Irish Americans, are in Dublin without Wis
ible occupation.
TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN COUNTY
CLARE.
Judge Lawson in addressing the grand
jury Of county Glare, said that the num-
Der oil offenses in that district had trebled,
and he shuddered to think of the terrible
consequences were the military Withdrawn
for moment.
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NEwBURGH, \. Y, July 3.-Au engine
came in collision with an excursion train on
the New York and New England railroad.
Both OF the locomotives were smashed. The
excursion party were uEinjured.
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po,souea froo Es1ine rro..s,oo,..

CHICAGO, July 3.-A widow named Han
ley, living near S;reator Ill, yesterday poi
soned herself and FIVE small children by eat
ing toad-stools. She supposed them to be
mushrooms. Medical assistance was sum-
moned, and recovery is now possible.
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MANcHEsrER, N. H., July 3.-BiIly
Welch and Leave Phalen fought a prize
fight on "The Plains" suburb OF this city,
this afternoon. Forty-three rounds we're
fought Phalen won by foul Bothsmen
were badly punished
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ALL who know anything of the politics OF
S,ennsylyania concede that the Democrats
Eput forth the strongest ticket that could
been nominated. r. f. Patteson, city
gler Of philadelphia, was nominated
and Chauncey f. Black, son of
fBlack, for lisu,enant governor.
e not only an able lawyer, but
acknowledged ability and an
renchant a writer as his
one Of the most sagaciour
the leaders of the party,
lem and confidence of all
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Mr.. Clifford F. Hudson, OF Elmira, n. Y,
says: "BIy aged mother suffered greatly from poor
digestion and general debility. She was always
complaining of her liver, and her bowels often
panied her greatly. She was very weak: bought
her bottle of Browns Iron Btters and she says,
1T goes right to the spot Clifford She has greatly
inssroved since using this excellent medicine.n:
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THE LABOR SITUATION.

| The FreiSht-HandIers strike at New
York.
| New YORK, July SlA-The freight-h handlers
strike continues, but the railway companies
are moving goods more regularly never
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Boyd Beaten.

LONDON, July 3.-Ths race between Law
cock aud Boyd, for 600 side, on line lees,
three ard a half miles, was won by LaycocS,
by FIVE lengths. Several thousand persons
SitDessed the race. The weather was fine
and The river in good condition. Tue betting
" A. 81 To four on B1yc
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LoNs BRANCH, July SAT the Monmouth
Park Association races to-day Black Gal,
Amaz n, Sweet Home, Parole, Little Phil
and frank Short were the winners Little
pills tims-l; 2Si-for seven eighths of a
mile, Is the best on record.
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GERmAN.sMERICAN -
and lean Association.

ss- THE SEVENTH SERIES, LIMITED TO 500
Shares, now open for So Inscription. Parties who
desire to secure their homes should avail them
selves of this opportunity. Apply to
II RFNSDORF Qacfas,xv
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As THE average American to-day thinks
Of The Jews II Rnssia and the Irish in
Ireland, his hssh win swell with grester
prsae@ a hs.lopka-aSsas Gag under-zkeb
washing.on zn5 jackson were so-ftte
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IN THE COMMONS.

4ODonnell, who was named Saturday, was
suspended, and the motion for urgency on the
repression bill was carried. The House then
went into committee on ;he nineteenth Sec
ton, postponed Saturday.
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weIi.nigh killed 5he '

weIi-nigh killed }he woman, but tore the
clothing of hepffoUr little children, and
sfterward puahSa tine house down about their
heads, their lives being saved only by the
roof catching on corner and leaving an
opening underneath.
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The report of the grand jury, on the
second page Of to-day's APPEAL, has special
interest for citizens Of the Taxing District
aud those of Shelby county in general.
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ENGLAND.
BOGUS MACHINES. "

LONDON, July 3.-The "machines" found in
the railway carriage during the visit of the
iPfece OF Wales to Bradford proved to be
Fireworks for a pyrotechnic display at Brad
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FoRTREss MONROE, July SIN the race
from Baltimore, 1SS miles, between the
yachts Reno and Elm, the latter won by one
minute,
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aRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN COUNTY
EGYPT.
EGYPT.
ENGLAND PREPARED TO SHIP TROOPS T
EGYPT.


ENGLAND PREPARED TO SHIP TROOPS TO
EGYPT.
SIMLA, July 3.-The Bombay government
has received instructions to be prepared for
the shipping of the contemplated military
expedition to Egypt.
wARLIKE PREPARATIONS CONTINUED.
LONDON, July st is stated that the
committe under General Sir Garnet Wolsely
met at the war Office to-day. Before rising
they will settle arrangements for the pay,
clothing and victualing of the army reserve,
whose calling out is shortly expected. At
Woolwich harness equipments are being
hastily prepared for number of batteries,
such as are used in countries destitute of
good roads. The men of-war Ajax and
Agamemnon, now at Chatham, have been
ordered tobe prepared for immediate service.
THE GOVERNMENT PROTECTING EURoPEANs.
ALEXANDRIA, July 3.-The authorities are
acting energetieslly to prevent the natives
from insulting aud molesting Europeans.
Persons 30 offending are confined in the
arsenal without trial.
WILL RESIST ARMED INTERVENTION BY
TURKEY.
z Raiheb Pasha and other ministers declare
they will oppose armed Intervention by
Turkey. They have obtained a declaration
from Ulema that such war would be law.
gful. The ministry Is discussing the pro
priety of Issuing a circular 10 consuls stating
that they will not be responsible for the
property of absent Europeans.
WHAT THE CONFERENCE WILL DO.
PARIS, July Sit is stated that if Turkey
persists in abstaining from European accord
the conference will be obliged to intrust the
intervention in Egypt to mixed corps of
English, French, Italian and Greek troops.
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4 CELEBRATED preacher makes the recon-
mendation of Ayers Pills a matter of reli-
gious duty. When people are bilious and
dyspeptic, what they need is the gospel of
health. In such cases the best creed TO
swallow consists OF the thirty sugar coated
articles in q piIl-box.
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mtchaeI DmyItt Frustrated.

WORCESTER, MASS, July 3.-Mr. Michael
Dsvitt did not speak here tonight, his ply
stefan forbidding him, owing TO physical
prostratiou
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1HE CORTLAND Sentinel announces thu "a
conference of the Greenbackers of Alabata
- - been called 10 meet in Birmingham in
wi Jnly... This, the Selma 1nes
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EVANSVILLE, IND, July S.-The Golden
Rule broke her lsrboard cylinder at Tell
City this morning and was totally disabled.
No details have been received.
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ssf;sszoss, I,,sy s.,;.ssil Fed zsSss. a.s FOL
losIng table shars the tosai gross exchanges
al tSVesty-fre issding clearinghouse in the
United States, twenty-four for the week end
ing July let, and one (Ionisville) for The
week ending June 18th:
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THE toast Today should be. "The Men Of
the Reyolution."
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A-sIoeRAPsrY of President John Tyler has
been prepared by his son, Lyon Gardiner
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ESTABLIsHED 49,
TIE flag is still there.

THIS is the glorious Fourth-"The day we
celebrate"
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CINCINNATI, July 1.-The Board of Di-
rectors OF the American Baseball League
met here to-day and tried tie Browns, of St.
Louis, and Eclipse of Louisville, in refer
ence 10 the recent troubles between these
clubs at St. Louis, in which the Eclipse left
the ball grounds and went home, abandon
ing the game. The association ordered the
three unplayed games between these clubs 10
be played. two at st. Louis and one at Louis
Vile. A resolution was adopted TO appoint
three official umpires on salary to travel
with the clubs.
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In the esuberance of his spirits it is to be
hoped 'Ae email boy" will to-day be care
ful asto where and when he touches his
crsckers ,hi and if he intends to enjoy the
-asisilsGss oil -tise,laY with toy pistol he
snea'd Especially careful. They are the.
most dangepus of weapons for children. In
one respect tiny are, however, an improve,
u'en. on 1l.yer, inasmuch ~ the toy
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Beware of limitations.

The odor Of Floreston Cologne is entirely
new. See signature OF Hiscox & Co. on
bottle
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The ready relief given to asthma and sum-
rner colds by Browns Iron Btters is so satisfac-
tory that many speak of 1t as complete cure.
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Masonic Temple Notice.

II OLDE2S of July, 1882, Coupons OF Masonic
II Temple Bonds will receive payment thereof
on aud after the 10th inst, by presenting same to
W. W. TEACHER. Treasurer, at First National
Bank of Memphis. Tenn.
DAVID p. MADDEN, President
Attest: r. G. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
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puppets 7PeaA III tue
'erms of Senator Bayard's Grafton
upon Daniel Webster, delivered al Dart
mouth college on Wednesday last. The
Roston Aduertise' says it viii be conceded
that, IN the discretion and the justice of his
eulogy, Mr.. Bayard has bettered his own
reputation as statesman and orator. His
native qualities of mind, IA we'll as the con-
.ditions of his political education and expe-
,rience, fit him to form a sympathetic esti-
mate OF the New Englanders character and
OF his patriotic, if sometimes mistaken,
sisieem anship. The address is singularly
1rE%from extravaganza OF rhetoric. 1t is al'o
singulany happy in its selection of the
praiseTorthy phases Of that remarkable ard
. infuential career
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NFEMPHIs R A. CHAPTER, No. %, F.
vi and A. A.-Wll meet in special con- n
vocation this CTUESDAY1 evening at sNS ~
O'Clock. in the Tabernacle. Masonic Tenn ~
pie, for work in the Most Excellent Mss-/ "
tsr's degree. Visiting companions fraternally in
vited. By order H B. CULLEN, H p.
JOHN D. HUM, Recorder.
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TaE WEEKS CLEARINes.

A Very Unsatisfactory. Exhibit, Nearly
All cities Showing n Decrease. <.
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State National Bank,

MEMPHIS, TENN, July 1. 1882.
So At meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
State National Bank Semi-AnEuaI Dividend
OF Four Per Cent. was declared from The net
earnings of the past six months, payable on de
maad J. A HAYES JR Cashier.
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NOTICE.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis, July 1, 1882.
ON and after this date, Dividend OF four
- Cent. on the capital stock of this Bank
will be paid out Of tie earnings Of the past six
months.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
W. W. TEACHER, Cashier.
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The "Chich.,, The Fayoriies.


IsDIANAPoLIs, July Sat the encamp-
ment the day was taken up with the couoiu-
sion of the artillery drill, CON psny compete
tion in the Indiana Legion, and dEess par
ade and flag presentation TO one Of the ladi-
ana Legion regiments. The great interest Is
icen;ered in the free-to-al infantry drill Of
to-morA Z, in which seventeen companies
will compete. The most important absentee
is Company c, OF Chicago. Only French
pools are sold, and more have been sold en-
the "Chicks" than on any other company.
Tickets are sold separately on the four COM
peting companies from Louisville and the
indianapolis Light Infantry; the other
twelve are in the field. The "Chicks" are
in more tickets than the field SO far. The
cavalry drill and the battalion infantry - !
test are off. The Boys enjoying them4
selxes. are working hard, and will take III
only twenty-four men. lucy RsTS5---@
highly complimented by the Louisville
judges amt West Pointers nero. -.
s--Thss-Chiciss, IS 10 priii Wednesday.
Special to the Appes1l
INDIANAPoLIs, July 3.-The @Chicksnwi
not drill till Wednesday; the "Oresesntsn
and "Porters" are ia to-morrow's list. Che
programme has been slightly changed, and
only five of the competing companies Brill
tomorrow.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
AOneH Island Races.


) NEW YoRK, July Sat The Coney Island
races Maize, Prosper and Gift won.
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The uarvard-Coiurnbia Race OF.

NEw LONDON, Conn, July 3.-After three
meetings sou as many cissgrs ements yesier-
day The Harvard and Columbia crews were
unable 10 agree upon The hour for the race to-
day. and conseq uently the race was de-
clsrsd off
Later-The Columbia crew went over the
eour-e to-day in twenty minutes aud
thiriy-two seconds. Trey were ssrensded
later, and when leaving town to-nigbt were
loaafy eheered, while Harry ardwas Kissed.
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DETROIT. July 3.-Detroits, 10; Troys, s.
BuFFALo, July 3.-Bufalos, 1S; Provi-
dencss, 4.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Cincinnatis, 2;
Eelipses, l.
ST. Louis, July 3.-St. Louis Browns, %;
Remy Clarks, OF New Orleans, 5.
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InsOIvent Notice.

fnsOlyent Notice.
HAVISG suggested the insolvency of the estate
II Of Michael McFsdden, deceased. ali persons
having claims against said estate are hereby mott
fed 70 appear and file the same with the Clerk of
the County Court OF Shelby county, authenticated
as prescribed by law, or before the 9th day of
December, 1882; and any claim not flied on or be.
fore that day will be forever barred.
CASEY YOUNG,
Administrator of Michael McFsdden, deceased.
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THE wholesale syiciions sni the reprsssive
ss@easures OF the British government in ireland
are Is srrsg their Legitimate fruits. Tue lower
tIas res are eveEEEhere beinsdrilled in prepa-
ration foEsome great rising, and in spite OF
the Vigilance of the Tpllss, system ofscouts
has been established which reduces the
chances Of detection 10 the minimum. Sig
nals have been agreed upon which may be
given almost in presence OF The police. Since
1898 The farmers hare not been SO willing 10
ioin secret military societies. They drill on
.ihe roaGsides, and the shOpkeepers in their
NJ rooms Arms and amuuition in large
,,a1rssies have been landed from En-
md M America, and notwithstanding the
-T,sai IrisN constabulary has been very
o,i,ch fecreSssd in strength, and row has
a detective department, the members OF
which have been selected with the greatest
possible care. The number OF men caught in
the commission of crime has never been so
small The arrests on suspicion are runner
hut at no time in the history Of the
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NOTICE.

A I the Company's office! a July 5th, between
n pam and pm, viii be held an election
for Directors of the Planters Insurance Company
to serve ensuing year.
D. 7. PORTER, President.
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CAR Id.

WILL BUY FROM A 3TEAMBOAT TO A
L Needle. I nave Free L1orsry to the public al
large. 1000 tons Iron, Rags, Metals etc, wanted.
s. GABAY, Agent. 400. All and 413 Shelby st.
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Do YOU KNOW

THAT THE RALEIGH BRIDGE has BEEN
i completed? Yes, and UNCLE TOM and
AUNT MARY are still prepared 20 serve ycu with
those good meals
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X. 8. B.

N-OPH LODGE, No. lS7-A special meeting of
IN this lodge is called for TONIGHT, July 4fh,
at O'Clock, on very important business.
By order L. GOLDSMITH, President.
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Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms of
S. s. 8. L, MESSITER, Denver, Col.