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being acting Governor at present. seem
to rest lightly on his shouldeis,
The Princess and Marquis of Lorne
are to visit British Columbia, via San
Francisco, ii, NJ, steamship Comus will
proceed to Frisco to meet the royal party
and they will arrive in Victoria some time
in September.
Ir does not look as though Port Town.
send was going to suffer for want of mer-
camille facilities, Mr.. Harker's stock of
general merchandise will arrive on the
18th, and he will then open in the stand
recently occupied by Gross Bros.
Council MEETING. The new city coun-
Gil held its first meeting to-day. Present
councilmen Kuhn, ID. H. Hill, Landes,
Hunt, Sheehan and Weymouth; absent,
Tibbals. \ limitations by Mayor Minor
approved by the Board; j. J, II, Van
Bokkelen, committing magistrate; r. G..
Hill, clerk; G, M. Bradshaw, city attor-
ney; ID. II. Hill, treasurer; F. w. James,
surveyor; C. II. Jones, harbor master:
ID. H. Hill, assessor and collector. Lii
censes granted: Rice & Logan, retail; j.
Jones, wholesale; Y. Torgusen, to keep a
pool table. Assessment OF 4 mills on the
dollar levied sor city purposes. Action
was had looking to the payment of 800
per year to the city attorney for al SER
vices rendered.
THERE will be five nice presents given
away to the ladies each afternoon at the
auction sale.
, 1882-08-11
From wedn esslay's Daily.

Mr.. W. p, BELL, is up at Tacoma
The schooner Perry has been launched
from Toby's ways.
JOE KUHN is getting more flling done
in front Of his Office.
PRECINCT and county political conven-
tons will soon he held
CAPT. j. L. BUFbER went to Alaska as
second officer OF the Dakota.
Mr.. j. NJ. HERNANDEZ announces that
he has all kinds OF leather and findings
for sale.
Mr.. WINBLows new building has had
o tine glass front put in, and is nearly
completed.
Our new city council met Monday and
adjourned few days ON account of there
not being full board preselt.
Miss L. DAILY, who has been visiting
, 1882-08-11
British Bk. Star Of Peace.

FROM MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
NEITHER the CAPTAIN nor the undersigned
Agents, will be responsible for debts con Irilc.
ted by the officers or crew of the above named
vessel. HB FRANCIS, Master
ROTHsCHILD & CO., agents.
, 1882-08-11
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WANTED.

A woman to do general ,housework.
German preferred. Apply to
w. KoRTER.
JUST received at Jas. Jones', large
lot of Seasides, double, elephant draw
ing paper, Drawing pencils, tracing
cloth, etc. y
$500 per year can De easily made mt home
working for h. &. RideOut & Co., 10 Barkley
street New York. send for their catalogue
and full particulars.
NoTICE.-On and after this date we
will deliver our goods to all parts of the
city, free OF charge ..
G. G. BARTLETT & co.
July 25, 1882. g..
, 1882-08-11

Mrs. Wells would like to say TO the Ia
dies of Port Townsend that she will keep
nice assortment of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Undertaking, Ladies' Dressing
Sacks and Children's Clothing special
ty. At the residence of Mrs REvELL.
, 1882-08-11
Fr'Ch BarQlG NOtrG Dame AlXIli2tTiC6.
FROM NEW CALEDONIA.

NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents will he Responsible for dchis con tmotrd
hy officers or crew Ol tho nhOvc nnnrd vessel.
y. JNNniE, Master
RothschillS Go. Agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Preaching at First Methodist Church at
II am. and 8 pm by the pastor, Rev. X.
Il. Mahon. Sunday-schooI at $50 am.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street-Service at II am. and pm.
Rev. II. A. Jones, pastor.
First Baptist Church, corner Second and
Adams streets-Sunday-school at 800 a.
M; preaching at II am. and 500 Pm, BY
DR., ]. r. Graves.
Linden street Chrlatian Church-Sun.
day-school at Q am; Lords Supper 1870
M; preaching HOO am. and 800 pm
Rev. j. M. Tribe, pastor.
Third Cumberland PresbyterianChurch
Fourth and Looney streets, Chelsea
No service morning or evening. Key
NJ. Lowe, pastor. Sunday-school at S.SI
pm.
First Presbyterian Church, corner o.
Third and Poplar steeets--Services at 4
am. by the pastor, Rev Eugene Daniel
Preaching TO colored people at 4 pm. h'
night service.
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PERSONAL.

James Speed contemplateS an ocean
voyage during the hot season.
Ice cream festival in the Chelsea
Baptist church, next Tuesday evening.
l0l
At the wrestling match, tonight,
two of our we'll known amateur boxers
will have a set-to for purse.
The Misses Ensley are at Birming-
ham, Ala. Various Memphians pass
part Of their time in the same vi
cinity.
Rev. Mr.. Tribe closes his work in
Memphis tomorrow, and will go at
once to take charge of a church in
Buffalo, N. Y.
The speaking Of Hon. Jesse Harper
has been changed from the Exposition
Building to the Free Trade Hall, this
evening at 8 o'clock All are invited.
Mrs. r. A. Venable, wife of the
pastor Of the First Baptist church,
departed last Thursday for Clinton,
Miss, to visit her father, Rev W. s.
Webb. She was accompanied by her
hushaud. Who will return next week.
The Little Rock G,got'e Of yester-
day, announces the departure Of Cap
tain Sam B. Adams for the Louisville
drill, James R. Miller and family for
the East, and mentions Colonel
Urquhart as cooling of in Canada;
also speaks Of the passing through Of
NJ. L. MeriwetAer, to attend the
Press Association meeting at Searcy.
A number Of young people have
gone to Madison county, near Canton,
Miss to pass a week or SO with the
Rev. Geo. c. Harris and wife, at their
country seat known as Annandale.
The party includes Misses Bette
Brinkley, Grace Carlyle, Carrie Rich
ardson, Belle Wood, Lucy Mosby,
Fanny Mosby, Nellie Warwick, Laura
Nicholson, Lizzie Oakley, and Messrs.
Charles Currie, G. B. Coate, D. M.
Scales, William r. Ross and r. G..
Brown.
The bright moan shines nightly
with a splendOr ofradianoe that foods
the city with silvery light, making
stroll in search Of a cool spot a
pleasure during this heated term
The enjoyment of the stroll is in
creased by smoking the Full Moor
cigar, which is sold only by the man
ufacturers, l. Samelson & Co., Oppo
site Peabody Hotel, In addition tt
their own popular cigar, they keep
great variety Of choice brands o
Havana as we'll as domestic cigars, ant
every article usually to be found in
first. class cigar store. The silve
moon shines for all, and the Full
Moon cigar is manufactured for al
who appreciate q good smoke.
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POLICE POINTS.

A warrant was sworn out this morn.
ing by Mollie Ford, colored, for the
arrest Of Mr.. Cook, whose dog, she
says, lacerated her child in a fearful
manner this morning.
The pound ordinance will be en-
forced Monday.
The darkies are luxuriatiDg in the
prospect Of the adjustment Of the
Presidents Island workhouse.
John Herman requested the Judge,
yesterday, to fine him and let him 60.
He was accommodated.
An even dozen arrests were made
yesterday.
Three silver dollars only were real
lied this morning, which the Judge
poeketed with a grimace.
The Adams street delegation departs
for the fishing grounds of Arkansaw
this evening.
Earnest Temple was fined % as an
earnest of what the court would do for
him in future If he was caught provl-
ing.
A couple Of bootblacks were kned a
dollar each for bathing in Wolf river.
A gang Of Ioafers about the corner
Of Beal and fernando are to be bro
ken up.
The police department. was never
managed in more systematic and
busineSs-like manner than it is now
under the painstaking administration
of Chief W. G. Davis.
Tom Corbett has eviAeRtly beer
reading too many dime novels. The
yell he gave yesterday while riding
lover a sidewalk brought four police
Imen on the scene. Just one NOR,
dollar than there we're police will pa,
| his 6ue.
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THE CITY
SATURDAY EVenlDE. June "a, 1857
LEDGER LINES.

New comb honey.
Cotton isn't quite So strong.
Buckham & Campbell, so Beal.
See 0zanne & Mays oil card.
Red raspberries. Lyle & Shields.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Choice seed corn, yellow and white,
by H. Dow.
Nobody has yet been sunstruck in
this vicinity.
The river excursion Sunday after
noon will be a pleasant affair.
Another carload Of fresh watermel-
ons was received to-day by Kirk Allen
& Co.
Over 5000 was the return Of the en-
tertainment to the Chicks at Estival
Park last night.
The thermometer rose to 1902 yes.
terday in numerous Railways Of pri.
vate residences.
New ice house watermelons on ice
s. L. Moore & Co., cor. fernando and
Vance.
Potatoes by the car load at the
track sold in Cincinnati yesterday a
u lOa4 10 per barrel.
Cotton seed dealers are lyingon theil
oars. patiently awaiting the time To-
The next crop to ripen.
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AxssRxaxFh
River kxtufkion.

River ExCukbA0tai
The steamer Rene Macready will
make an excursion Sunday afternoon,
going around Presidents island, leav-
ing from the foot of Court street at 3
pm. Tickets, so cents. 100
Base Ball.
The Reds will play strong picked
nine at Olympic Park tomorrow Q e.
ming. Reccius, Of the Reds, Will
pitch, and Crone, of the Wetters, will
catch for the picked nine. Admission
twenty-five cents. Game called at
4 pm.
wrestling sports.
At the Exposition building tonight
the fancy and, indeed, all whs admire
the scientific and manly art of self.
defense, as we'll as those who feel an
interest in the athletic exercise of
wrestling, will have a fine opportunity
to enjoy the sports. The champion
wrestler Of America, John McMahon,
and the Western giant, John o. Brien,
are to wrestle the two best in three
square back falls, according to the
usual rules for collar and elbow
wrestling. This contest is to be for
liberal prize in cash and the American
championship. McMahon now holds
the championship belt Of the world,
and has participated in over one hun
dred matches. O'BrieD is regarded
as champion wrestler throughout the
Southwest, and much interest centers
in the proposed contest. Before the
match mentioned a chance will be
given any person who may desire to
try it to win City dollars by throw
ing O'Brien, and an hour will be
allowed for the effort. Also fifty dol
lars to any man he cannot throw in
seven minutes. After the match Ed
F. Burke and John O'Brien are to
box four rounds for a purse of fifty
dollars. Several other we'll known
amateur artists in the line Of boxing
will also give exhibitions of their
skill. Such a programme ought to
excite as much interest and draw as
fine crowd Of sportive people as did
the ovation to the Chicks last night.
Joint Celebration.
The Free and Accepted Masons Of
the following lodges have Joined to-
gether for the purpose of giving an
entertainment at Estival Park next
Thursday: Hiram Lodge, No. 9; Full
ton Lodge, No, /; King Solomon
Lodge, No. 2; St. Adams Lodge, No.
s; Mt. Nebo Lodge, No. 10; st. John
Lodge, No. 3; Zeradetha Lodge, No.
l6; Eureka Lodge, No. 10; Evening
Star Lodge, No. q. There will be a
procession, to move over the public
highways at ten o'clock in the morn
log, under the marshalship Of B. F.
Gwyn, assisted by Austin W. Will
liams, and the meeting at the park will
be addressed in the evening by Revs.
R. f. Hurley and D. e. Asbury.
Others will also deliver orations. The
joint Committee on Demonstration
includes j. E. Ellis, H. Boyd, Q. G.
Mosby, W. Waller, A. Nichols, H. G.
Carter, A. Alexander, B. Campbell,
W. r. Marsh, T. W. Williams, H.
Trigg, ]. R. Garvin, A. Webb, 7. A.
Grigsby, A. A. Park, j. G. F. Wash
ington, A. Smith, H. D. Moore, G. H,
Thomas, A. Froman, Jr., B. +. Gwyn
w. Odeneal, ]. E. Greenfield, A. }
Mosby, A. Glover, A. W. Clopton, j,
Thomas Turner, j. G. Boyd, 7. D.
jackson, j. j. Murphy, w. H. Bar
nett. c. F. Hooks, w. Boyd.
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nleHMse Hans Maalsasy mEkll ~
ixaufsiSn Sunday AhlfHOOni going
around Presidents island.
The prices Of cotton futures have
fallen in New York from 10 to 10
points since evening before last.
Four lodges Of the Masonic frater-
nifty meet tonight to observe the an
niversary ofSt. John the Baptist.
The Wetter Nine will not play to-
morrow, but one of their best men
goes into a picked nine as a volunteer.
Fifty cents month will secure the
mailing Of a copy of this paper each
day to summer or any other absentees.
Oscar Wilde is expected back at
New Orleans this afternoon and will
20 to the Spanish Fort to remain until
Tuesday next.
To kill flies, reaches, mosquitoes, use
True Persian Insect Powder, imported
by Fahlen & Kleinschmidt. JoeWal-
ter, agent for North Memphis.
Persons leaving the city for the
summer can order the DAILY LEDGER
at so cents per month in advance, with
the privilege Of changing postofice.
Some lucky individuals will take a
trip to the mountains or seashOre this
summer, and pay the expenses with a
prize drawn in the Commonwealth
Lottery, next week.
The returned delegates are explain
ing to their fellow citizens how it all
happened why they failed to obey in
structions, and which of their num-
bers joined the boilers.
The Chicks depart for Louisville to-
morrow night. Eichhorn's band and
company of militia will meet them at
the Louisville depot and escort them
to their quarters in the city.
The most oppressive hot weather of
the year is now upon US, aud gentle
men who desire to keep cool and com
Portable Should get supply of season
able underwear of Sam May, 1884
Main street.
Young Ladies Journal, Leslie and
Review de la Mode, Popular Science,
Harper, Century, North American
Review and Atlantic for July, to-
gether with the largest assortment of
reading matter in the city at Mans
lords.
Round trip tickets to Louisville and
Indianapolis drills will be sold by
the Louisville & Nashville railroad at
their Office, 287 Main street, and at
depot. Fare to Louisville and return,
l$Il. %; Indianapolis and return, $l575.
Temperature at six this morning,
500. Range yesterday, 70 to 979.
Warmer and fair weather is predicted
for to- day in the West Gull States,
and local rains and thunder storms in
the IOwer Missouri and Tennessee and
Ohio valleys.
pitch into the authorities about
COWS breaking down fences and ruin
ing flower gardens, said a lady to-
day, whose beautiful shrubbery we're
last night ruined by a predatory brute.
The pitch is warming for the purpose,
and unless the evil is checked it will
be permitted 70 get red hot.
Several panels Of nice feHcs was
demolished by a riotoHs down town COW
lastinight, and the grape vines, flowers,
etc, within suffered in consequence.
The lady Of the mansion was sufi
cieutly exasperated to shoot that COW,
and would have done it, but didn't
know how to handle the gun.
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Shorthand.

Latin, mathematics, as also the most
rapid, thorough and effective verbatim
reporting taught efficiently by NJ.
O'Callahan, formerly verbatim repor-
ter to the Cork Examiner. Address
29S Main street, or Rev. Father eAle,
st. Patrick's Church. 101
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Bon Aqua Springs is attracting
attention all over the State. The
Tennessee Press Association meets
there on the 18th inst, and the Bar
Association of the State meets there
on the Fourth Of July.
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pa lIAlaIlnhAM rlanpAl

Ths cAlSkliAW Guards win lsAvs To-
mOrtON night fct Louisville and
indianapolis, Is engage in competitive
drills for handsome prizes. They
carry with them to their trials the best
wishes Of every resident of the Taxing
District. The Quapaw Guards, of
Little Rock, who viii also compete for
the prizes, will arrive tomorrow after
noon, and leave at IL o'clock at night
on the same train with the Chicks.
This arrangement will probably result
in a very enjoyable trip to the men,
beers of each company. The members
Of the Chickasaw Guards should To-
night get a supply Of Havana and do
nestle cigars sufficient to last them
during the entire trip from Sol Cole
man, as they will not be able to secure
such choice goods at as low figures in
Louisville or Indianapolis.
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The Knights of the Red Branch
have secured the Bluff Cisy orchestra,
under the leadership of Prof. D. B.
Morlord, assisted by some Of our lead
Ing professional talent. Therefore
the music at Estival on June 2fth
will please the most exactiSg. The
Knights are Determined to make their
picnic a grand success,
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COLONEL Iesne Harper.

The great Greenback orator, will ad-
dress the people Of Memphis this (Satr
urday) evening, June "A, at s o'clock,
at the Free Trade Hall, No. ID Jeffer
son. Let all 20 and hear him.
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Bon Aqua, with its grand new hotel.
is ready for visitors, aud the hot
weather has driven a good many to
cool retreats in the past few days.
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The Panel Photos, az per dNSeD.
Cottage GaIISFy. Beal 81, So
BURNSIDES' BREAK
On the Mutllated Money Drawer,

It has been the habit Of the
Treasurer Of the Street Railway Com
pauy to all out the mutilated coin
from the cash boxes, and pitch it into
a drawer of his desk from which il
was taken at intervSls aad sold by
weight. On several occasions lately
the cashier has noticed that some Of
the coins taken from the car boxes
closely resembled others he had cast
among the mutilated coin. He re-
ported the fact, and suspicion at once
rested on the night watchmau, W. l.,
Burnsides. Accordingly a watch was
set on the Waterman, which resulted
last night in the discovery Of a rather
shady maneuver on his part. He
was seen to sort out a num-
Der Of coin from the drawer
and place it upon she pavement.
While he was engaged in picking out
others, the man who had been set to
catch him emerged from his place Of
concealment. Burnsides saw aim
and quietly sweeping the money intC
the drawer, awaited developments
Developments soon came, in the shape
efa police officer, and Burnsides nov
languishes in cell No. 6 at the Gala
boose. If it was Burnsides' intention
to steal the money, the trap wal
sprung too soon, and it will be hard t
convict him.
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Dr.. Sid. P. SANFORD'S
NEW KEeIIsH REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism aIdGOQtl

THIS remarkable remedy has been extern
Firely and exclusively used in The hrltish
rRry and mariue hospitals for the last eight
years vita never failing tu-eess, and ls now
being introduced in america, where, By It's
curative virtues, it viii undoubtedly head the
81 81 remedies for Rheumatism and 6out,
Bctirr pruuBtly and surely. few doses Of
/. vii convince the most EkspticAl that they
hSvs NV a care for their intolerable suffer
Fsr sas by r BATTER 4 CO., 10 Beal,
sole agent.
To Sc had ElsQ 81 BIZ kkkIZ hCO., l9o Pop
lAF street, and 81 Z. z. RATfiER, 30 Main
Pries, si.f6 ~ Us
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Business men will find it to their
interest to have their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER job print
ing Office, l3 Madison street.
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$40 Main 81.
oh, my Head

This is the common expression by
men now in this hot weather, and is
caused by wearing unreasonable hats
contrary to nature. If you value
your health, keep your head cool and
pay a visit to the hat emporium Of
Martin Cohen, the halter, who will
show you how to keep your head cool
and save q doctors bill. A large
assortment Of Manillss, MackinawS,
panamas, Oantons, Sea Grass, Alpaca,
Silk, Fur, Leghorn, and others toe
numerous TO mention, at 2l9 Main St
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FL. II Gates
CELEBRATED
KEY WEST CIGARS
10c STRAIGHT.
I. Samelson & Co.,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
Opposite Peabody Hotel.

The'annusl examination and com.
mencement exercises Of the Hebrew
Sabbath school, Children Of Israel,
will be held tG morrow morning at the
synagogue, corner Of Main and RE'
change. The exercises will commence
at 8 o'clock promptly.
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NEW COMB HONEY.
BHcIkham A. Campbell, 80 BeaI,
MnnnrOninna.

The Macs will meet tonight at Post
999-midnight. Entrance through
the swamp. Important business. All
are expected to be present. By order
ofthe Grand Mac. Attest:
CHIEF CooKoNIAE.
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why

Does Black Hawk Tobacco sell better
than any other navy2 Because it has
the best fller and contains no stems
and trash.
III, EsCES, sele Agent.
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The wrestling Match

Ene WTebtiluB matcA
announced for tonight at the EXPOSE
ton building between Mcmahon, the
champion of America, and John
0'Brien, the western Giant" is
likely to be big affair. After the
match O'Brien and Ed. f. Burke, the
middle weight boxer, will spar for a
purse of $50. Mcmahon has also ac-
cepted the prefer in the subjoined
letter;
MEMPHIS, June y, 1882.
John Mcmahon, Esq, Champion Collar
ard Elbow Wrestler Of America
DEAR SIR-Having seen your challenga
in the morning papers TO give $50 10 any
man who could throw you one fall in one
hour, desire to accept the same. am q
blacksmith in the employ Of Harry M
Dreve, No, GA Monroe street will be al
the Exposition building Saturday night X
contest with you.
Very respectfully, yours, etc,
| WM. +. WERDKR..
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Hone. Hose f,Mrts,

% fsat u Hose and Nozzle, 1870.
50 y 475.
60 Y Hose, Nozzle and Reel, $3.50.
BROWNE, 40 Madison st. sat
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CHOICE BEEF TENDERLoINS.
II. SEESSEL, SB., a. SON. 9bt
asa NAN, near union.

j. N. MULFoRD a Co., mfg Jewell
ers. Frat class repairing. Watch
hands and crystals, 25c each. Fobs.
80 los
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II. A. THOMS, Undertaken,
Corner Adams and second SIS.
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CHOICE BEEF TENDERLOINs.
III. HEEBSEL, SIR, d SON. 95t
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The following telegram was received
here:
CHICAGO, June %, 1882.
You can take all bets up to s25,0O0 for
me. ! will 90 heavy on the Chicks, the
champions OF the United States. Treat
them to a Full Moon Cigar before leaving,
TO quiet their nerves. ~
To 1. Samelson 3, Co, PToprietors Of the
Full Moon Cigar House, $40 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn.
....s POTTER PALMAN.
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J; WALSH, undertaken, 81 ID Sd
ReSidenco' lO Promenade ct, lot
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Fer County trustee.

We are authorized to announce thai 4 l
MCGOWAN is a candidate for reelection {
the Office Of county Trustee. subject TO tht
action of the Democratic Nominating Conyen
ton. 90
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D0CKETB00k and contents found. Ownel
IL can get It by Identifying the Same 20 the
undersigned and paying for this advert SO.
ment. 90 l0l 4 w. BROWN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For criminal Court Clerk.
FOR sheriff.

P. R. ATTY is a candidate for re election
TO the Office Of Sheriff Of Shelby county, sub.
Jet to the action Of the Democratic Count
Convention, should one be called. 6St
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For Regisler.

am candidate for Register Of Shelby
county at the ensuing August election.
45t Z DOUGLASS.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE J
MALLORY as q candidate for the Office Of
County Register, subiecl to the action o, the
Demoeratic Nominating Convention. 70i
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FOa sALE OR RENT.
FOUND.

T ARG & lot secon hand pianos and orea1,
IL at H0LLE NBERG'S, 2l9 Main st. 77t
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a2S.OOO on one { hicks.

The following telegram was received