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day. John Jarrett, president OF the ANAL
gamated Iron and sseel Workers, was made
chairman, with the following e-TTesidenls:
Miles McPadder. gsnsral organizer Of the
Knights of Laboi Hattie Carrsn, OF the
Labor association : Philzdsiphia; Simon
WoIdman, Sailors Union, PaiiadeIphia; !;
Mary Stirling, Garfield Pionser Assembly,
Philsdelphia; J smes White, Cieai field coun-
tv. Secretaries: G. L Dodd, Czrpenters'
Union, Phiiadeiphis, and F. f. BGrrell,
Venango county. Chairman jarrett deliY-
cred IN address, Committee on Resolutions
was appointed and a recess taken.
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THE Tuscaloosa Gazete advocates the
substitution of primary elections for the
convention system. il thinks the growing
dissatisfaction with the work OF conventions
demands that a change shall be made. The
primary election system gets the nomination
closer to the psople, or rather more directly
from the people, and is thus more demo-
cratic in i.s purpose and its workings.
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GEN. w. T. SHERMAN
TO RETIRE FROM THE COMMAND OF THE Arm


TO RETIRE FROM THE COMMAND OF THE ARM1
IN NOVEMBER, 1888.
WAsHNGToN, August 28.-General Wm
T. Sherman will ask to be placed on the re
tired list OF the army in November, 1888
He would be retired under the army com
pulsory act February 8, 1884 General Sher
man stated to-day that he had made up hi
mind to retire from active service in the fall
of next year, instead of waiting for the en-
forcement law, so as to give his successor il
command of the army, Lieutenant Genera
Sheridan, an opportunity of expressing tC
the next Congress such views as he may hav,
looking TO the interest of the service. Gen
eral Sherman will lake his home in st. Louis
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VERY ACCOMMODATING

To accommodate the decrepit VINO cannot
walk up stairs, the treasurer OF Jay Hub
BELLS Campaign Committee has his Office on
the ground floor, and card is prominently
displayed in illuminated colors with the
words, "No conundrums answered here. All
the committee want is that those bled shall
pay up and shut up, and not ask funny
ouestionsU
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THERE is no good reason why Memphis
sbould not be a urge tobacco market, but
many why she should. The Chesapeake rail
road rims tbrough the heat tobacco counties
of West Tennesse, anu Memphis Is only
three, at the most i've, hours travel from
them, whereas Louisville is hi'een. Many
oi the tobacco merchants cf Paducah and
Clarksville might find it TO their interests 10
remove 20 Memphis, which offers larger
aad more profit able field for OF eratops.
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B. LOWENSTEIN a. BRO,
Sole Agents
Planters Seamless COttOn.Packirg Sacks
The best and cheapest in use.
French steam, Dye-WorAs.
Truuks! Trunks. Trunks

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed sRf
cleaned at Douis Rieeef's. 5S4 Jefiersou size
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TIE Nashville Am@Tic1n states that the
.ro,d-bed of the Cumberland and Ohio rail-
road is being surveyed from Gailalin to
,,o;n.s on the Cincinnati Southern scd Chesa-
peake ana Ohio railroads. - Is una rStood
this road will be completed at TIE esrlest
day practicable. 1t promises TO be proht'
able iuyes ment in consequence OF the large
and undisturbed timber region through
which ii will pase. and the coal and oil wells
which have never been utilized IN conse-
a1ence CT a want Of transportation faculties.
There is an oil we'll in Allen county, Ky,
which, before it was plugged, yielded pro-
duct OF $40 barrels CT oil per day. 1T Is tie
best lubrieating Gil on this continent.
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THE thirteenth annual meeting of the
American Woman Suffrage Association will
be held in Omshs, Neb, on the 18th OF Sep
tember. The pending of the amendment 10
the constitution OF Nebraska. confs rriDg sui
frage en- woman will make the meeting one
OF peculiar interest. Some of the speal ers
in attendance at the convention will take an
active part in the State campaign.
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IRELAND.
THE LIMERICK coNsTABULARY.


LIMERICK. August 2S.-The constabulary
held meeting Saturday at the police bar
racks, most of the eonstables desertipg their
beats for the purpose of attending. Tele-
grams were forwarded to other towns asking
support, and a memorial was ultimately for
warded 10 Earl Spencer, to which reply is
awaited.
The lord-lieutenant has ordered the
dismissal OF five sub constables who objected
to being removed TO the North. The event
caused considerable excitement, and already
there have been many designations among
the constabulary in consequence OF the dis
misssl.
TIE CITY WITHOUT POLICE.
There have been thirty resignatious from
the constabulary in consequence OF the dis
missal of i've sub-constables. The Inspector
general made an attempt TO address the men
who have resigned, but they refused 10
listen. The city is without the usual police
on their beats tonight.
LOUDLY cHEERED.
The dismissed constables were loudly
cheered as they quilted The barracks.
IN FULL SYMPATHY WITH THEM.
DUBLIN, August 2S-The Kings county
constabulary have approved the action of the
Limerick cous;ables in refusing to be trans
ferred and opened subscription 10 sustain
them. They also telegraPhed sympathy.
TROUBLE AMONG THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.
The discontent Of the constsbulary has
extended to the Metropolitan police. -Four
brndred of the latter met to complain that
they were no. comps snsated Tor extra WORK.
While the meeting was proceeding the chief
commissioner appeared and ordered the
chairman to quit the chair. The chairman
refused. The commissioner threatened to
make an example Of the chairman
The meeting dispersed shortly afterward
At a subsequent meeting the men pledged
| themselves 10 compensate the chairman for
apy loss he might sustain. The agitation
among the Metropolitan police has subsidized,
they being satisfied by assurances OF the
chief commissioner and Lord Spencer who
nromised that inquiry should be made into
their grievances.
WHAT CAUSED THE AGITATION.
The inspector-general of the royal Irish
cons abulary held a parade Sunday of the
entire Limerick force. He said the transfers
to north Ireland of six such constables, which
accustomed excitement in the ranks, was not
meant as a punishment. He pointed out that
insubordinstion could not be tolerated. The
men refused to have until morning, he said,
TO decide whether to go north or TO resign
the force. AT Cork the sympathy is with the
Limerick police.
KcKHAMs FUNERAL.
The funeral sf Charles J. Kickham, Fe-
MIN. took place yesterday. Ten thou
sand persons accompanied the remains
from his late residence at Black Rock 10
Kings Bridge depot, where the body was
conveyed 10 Tippersry. Several ex-Fenlan
prisoners, and Dillon, Sexton and Hsaley,
members of Parliament, were present.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. s697-In the Chaacery Court of Shelby county
Tenn.-Msria Anna Wider Vs. Clara Wider ct al.
It appearing from the bill. which is sworn to in
this cause, that the defendant, Clara Wider, VIII
liam wider, Edward Henry William Wider. Rich
ard lockwood Wider, Clara Eliza Wider, Olya
Anna Wider William Henry Edward Wider, sTe
all onTesidents OF the State of Tennessee and
residents of the Empire Of Germany;
II is therefore ordered, That they make their sp-
ty, in Memphis Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day in October, 1882, and plead, answer deTnur
70 cOmplanauts bill or the will be taken for
confessed 10 them and set for hearing exparte I;
and that 3 copy OF this order be published once q
week for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This 2Sth day of August, 1852.
A copy-attesE 3. J. BLACK Clerk and Master.
By J. n. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Ciapp & Beard, sols, for complnts. tue
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If the proposed railroad from Florence to
Birmingham, Ala, is built there is nothing
10 prevent Memphis from becoming one OF
the largest iron manufacturing cities in the
country. We &c; coal now at ten cents per
bushel, and in time may get it as low as
eight cents. A rolliag mill, or two or three
furnaces would pay we'll here.
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ESTABLISHED 1910

The letter OF General w. S. RosecrsnS
chairman of the Democratic Congressional
Committee, addressed to The people of Ohio
will attract general attention. 1t shows that
the Democratic party is fighting mouopolies,
high tariff, everything for which the work
ing classes and the popular masses contend.
1t is only BY supporting the Democratic
party that Republication can be defeated
aud the country made prosperous by justice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-29

The APPEAL of Friday next will be a
paper of which the community it has served
for foriy-three years may be proud. 1t will
answer every question stranger can ask
about Memphis, and answer in way most
creditsble TO all classes OF our people.
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SECRETARY FoLGER has decided TO issue
another call for bonds, which will probably
be made tomorrow. 1t will embrace all con-
tinued skies remaining urcalled, and which
have not been surrendered for exchange 1or
new threes Itisestimated that there are ABOUT
$4,000 600 of this class of bonds. Secretary
Folger said this afternoon that he saw no
necessity f3r anticipating the payment OF
bonds EN- braced in the fifteenth call, which
mstured September Is h next.
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YELLOW-FEVER.
weekly Statement of E1xgeon.GeneraI
Hamilton.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Surgeon, Gen.
eral Hamilton, of the Marine Hospital
Service, furnishes the following report Of the
progress OF the yellow-fever epidemic in
Texss: Since last weeks statement the pro-
gress of The epidemic at Brownsville, Tex,
has been somewhat on the increase, though
it still appears to lack the msfgnaucy that
usually accompanies this disease. II should
be borne in mind that the figures below
represent the cases of fever of all kinds, in
Guiding yellow-fever:
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In the Whole History of
Nodioina

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wide q reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
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series of wonderful cures in all eli
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as a safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
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it acts speedily and surely, always re-
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The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be
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No person can afford to be without it,
and those who have once used it never
will. From their knowledge of its
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use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it. 1t is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
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A CORRESPONDENT writing 10 the New
York Times states that Admiral Heweit,
r. N, VIC, commanding at Suez, was the
commander Of her maje.ty's ship Gladiator,
which brought back TO New Orleans from
TrukiIlo, Honduras, and Ruatan Island, the
remnant OF William Walkers last flibuster-
ing expedition in 1850. He is a brave and
efficient officer, and gained the Victoria
cross while midshipman in Peeps Naval
briga1e b.f re Sebastopol.
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THE Paducah News states that since the
Hon. James A. Mckenzie has declined to
make the race for reelection to Congress,
the friends of the Hon. James F. Clay, Of
Hen Ierson, KY, are sauguine Of his success
His opponent is Thomas J. Petit, of
OUauahorO
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DIED.

MCLCAHY-At his residence. No. 256 South
street Sunday. August 9th, THOMAS MULcAHY,
sged IS years. a n tive of county WatberfoId,
Ireland, and to the United states II ls52-
For the last fourteen years he served porter a;
Orgill Bros. & Co
The funeral viii take place this TUESDAY,
evening at O'Clock pm Friends snd acquain-
tanees respectfully invited 70 attend.
SULLIVAN-On Monday morning at O'Clock,
BRIDGET SULIIvAN, sged forty years
The funeral viii take place from her late resi-
dence, NO. As Robson street, this TUESDAY,
morning al S O'Clock. Services from St Bridget
church. Friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend.
WOODS-At Little Rock, Ark, Monday, August
2s. 1882. MRS BRIDGET WOODS, aged eighty-one
years.
Funeral at Memphis to-day.
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OUR ROYAL VISITOR G.

AN ARMY OFFICER DETAILED AS ESCORT TO
THE MARQUIS OF LoRNE s@@ =
WAsHINGToH, August 2S.-Colonel John
z. Tourtelotte, of General Sherman's staff,
has hesn detailed to accompany the NJ zrquis
set Lorpe on his trip across fhis country.
The governor general will be accompanied
by the Princess Louise and suite. The party
is expected TO arrive at Chicago September
9Th By the way OF Detroit, and then proceed
to British Colombia by way Of San Francisco
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Arriving.

200 rolls choice patterns extra super Carpet
$50 rolls new patterns tapestry Brussels Car
pet.
so rolls handsome Three-ply Carpet.
30 rolls handsome patterns Administer, Mo-
quits, Velvet Clrpets.
An endless assortment Of sill grades Rugs
The largest aud choicest selection of Furni-
ture ever shown in this market.
BRYsON & CO
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Mr.. PORTER. OF the census bureau, says
the census report will cost S5,eoo,0OO. The
work was begun in 1879 and will be unhn-
ished in 1888, making five years OF solid
cork. II will be the completest wcrk of the
Kind ever done. The English census cost
only eI42,O 100000 and was begun ard
completed 10 one night. Late one evening
she offioers left printed lists at each house
in the kingdom, ard next morning gathered d
III, W up entirely finished. The American
,cbsms is an entirely new one, and Is very
o,,cb ,oore. comprehensive.
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GENERAL FINLEY, many years ago a citi-
zen Of Memphis, has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the Second
district of Florida, which he has represented
for three successive terms. The general is
one of the sblest ard most Efficient members
- tha Housa
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ENGLAND.

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY's CoNDI-
TIoN.
LONDON, August 2S.-The latest bulletin
Sunday evening says the archbishop of
Canterbury remains much in the same state,
but has had some quiet sleep and has not
lost ground ......... Later.-Great fear is en-
tertained regarding the condition of the
archbishop of Canterbury in consequence of
the continuance of his serious prostration.
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JUsr at this time, when an epidemic
seems 10 be raging On the boundary of
Texas, it is impossible TO find q dollar Of the
money appropriated by Congress for use in
epidemics. And yet We are told that hum
dreds of people are destitute and suffering.
The Marine Hospital service hiss charge OF
tI,o f,,nI
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ImnQrianl.

save baggage ,expresssge and carria ge hire, and
stop at Grand nion Iotel opposite Grand Cen.
traI depot Four hun dred and fifty elegant 70 oms
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup.
piled with the best. Horse-cars. stages and Gle.
vated railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union tha II 81
any other hrht-class hotel in the city
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INDIA.
FEARFUL RIoTIEa BETwEEN HINDoos AND
NOHANIMEDAHS

CALCUTTA, August 2S.-Fearful riotng
between Hindoo' and Mohammedans oc.
Cured at Salem. Three Mohammedans have
b: en- arrested An eye witness OF the disor-
ders says he saw the disem mboweled body
of a MohammJd dan infaat lying on
the ground. Its arms were also torn
off The headless corpsts of Mo-
hammedan men and women were
lying on every side. The houses Of the Ma
homme dams were burned and the principal
morque almost rszsd to the ground. Dead
pigs have been thrown into wells with the
corpses Of Mahommt dan children. Troops are
still patl olipg the streets. The Mahomme-
dams are a small minority of tie population
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DALLAS, August 2S.-It is openly charged
on the street aud published here this evening
that William Jesse Grant, prominent Re-
publican and cousin OF General Grant, who
has been organizing lodges Of ami Catholic
societies in different paris OF the State, par
ticnlsrly among the negro element, is de-
fsulter of the funds of several lodges, and
that the authorities threstsn to prosecute
him if the defalcation is not made good.
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WHILE 14.O00 people own the Sl27 ,000,-
900 Of government bonds 10 New York, $40,-
900 ,000 held in Massachusetts are divided
amoug 49, 900 holders. The extremes of
wealth and poverty meet in New York,
while personal independence and comfort
are general enjoyments in Massachusetts.
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A COMPANY has been organized in North
Carolina,with capital OF 100000, for more
systematic operations in mining for sspphires
and rubies, and a shaft has been sunk thirty
six feet aud tunnel cut 2GO feet, mostly
thrc1rtrh rnok
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UNcURRENT SILVER

TO BE TRANsF ERRED TO THE PHILADELPHIA
MINT FOR RECoINAGE.
WAsHINGToE, August 2S.-Aeting Ire as-
urer Wyman has given instructions for the
transfer to the mint at Philadelphia for re-
coinage all uncurrent subsidiary silver held
at the different repositories throughout the
country. There are about 100000 OF these
coins at the various offices, including three
cent, 6Ve-cent and twenty-6ve.cent pieces,
and other uncurrent silver
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THE FIRE RECORD.

LANCASTER, o.. August 2S.-The Hooking
Valley Manufacturing Company's works
were burned yesterday morning. The loss,
carefully estimated, il. 50, 900, with S31, ,l0O
insurance. The origin OF the fire is unknown
ELMIRA, n. Y, Angus 28.-D. J. Dekers's
large tannery at East Waverly was burned
yesterday with a large quantity OF tanbark
Ioss A nn0. insnred
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Tbis compsDy was organized in 1881. 1t
has an a-rioyy which cost $4,000, fitted Up
elegantly with reading room lecture room,
drjJI room and parlors. The finest gun-rack
in The United sistss is seen In this armory,
costing $1,000 Do not iail to get look at
tba iforr, to-day.
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The West, which had less than one per
cent. of the population of the country eight
decades ago, now has thirty-five per cent. of
it, and has 124 900 factories with 81 900 ,0OO,
600 of capital, and employs 100000 oper-
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SECOND DISPATCH.

DUBUeUE, IA, August 2s.-Dubuque is all
excitement. The city is decorated from one
end to the other A whole regiment arrived
from Chicago to-day and three companies
from St, Louis, among which is Captain
Bulls Company E. O-her companies are
now coming in. The "Porters" put up a beau
tifuI practice drill this evening. The drill
is not yet kuown who will drill first. 1t is
now supposed the contest will be between
Memphis and st. Louis.
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Rurueafo n..,h

JstT 1SEi, t1d IA ApIss zo.ine m res resiaence oi
was burned last night. Bertha, the little
daughter of n. c. Greer, perished in the
flames. Her sister Belle was rescued by r.
j. Mcdonald, who rushed into the flames at
a fearful risk, getting his hair and whiskers
burned eff
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AND HERE IS PRACTICE

Chairman Joint Executive Democratic &c
sional Committe.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


LOUISVILLE, August .-Cncinnatis, 4 /;
Eclipses, 0.
NEW YORK, August 2s.-Providsnces, s;
Metropolitsns, 2.
ST. LOUIS, August s.-St. Louis, 2; Allie
ghenys, 81 lEHeavy rain at the sixth inning
stopped the game
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Stealing ReDutation.

Would you trust one dishonest enough to
steal the reputation of another, TO make fol
you nytbing-sspeciaily your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compounded
How to tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg.
ulator: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having large red q in the center and the
signature of j. III. Zsiiin & Co. on the eide
All others are worthless and injurious init a.
lions. Don't tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
Too precious TO endanger.
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CoHoEs, n. Y, August 2s.-On the open
ing of the Harmony Mills this morning a
general break in the strikers ranks took
place, aud there are now 5000 looms in OPP
era:ioa, with proportionste number OF op-
eratiVes in other department :.
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Hurneff-s Cocoaine

Promotes a Vigorous and healthy grO,rtI Of The
hair 1t has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out, and has
never failed 10 arrest It's decay.
Use Burneit's Flavoring Extracts--tEv
Gazf
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OOOI
Those who are thus blackmailed can do
nothing else than TO submit 10 these exac-
tions, for the motto of the Campaign Com
miltee is: 'Itis more blessed TO give money
Than TO receive "a dismissaD;"
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GEN. ROSECRANS,
In Letter TO Ohio Democrats, Sounds
The Keynote Of the Campaign
Sound Propositions.
HubbelPs Agents Continue Their Work
Of Blackmailing the Poor Clerks
Washington News.

Mr.. Merrick resumed his address to the Jury
in the Star-route trial.
= At the conclusion OF Mr. Merrick's speech,
Mr.. Wilson addressed the court, which in a
snort time adjourned.
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old Reliable
PITTSRURG limp

PITTSBURG LUMP COAL,
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now is
the time TO lay in winter supply.
BROWN 4 JONES,
Main Street,