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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Aadiueaai Cs..sy Hsip-Gold Hi
Bonds-Etc.


A meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Was held yesterday alter
noon q. 2 O'Clock. Present, Commits
sionsrs Gallagher. Sheridan. Fraser and
Weber.
In the absence Of Chairman Canavan,
Commissioner Gallagher wal called upon
to preside.
The minutes Of meetings held January
2. 4 and 0 wsre read, amended and sp.
proved.
o OF COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Treasurer Otey made the fol.
Loving report for the month Of Dsesm.
Der:
Herewith please End my report Of
sslsry receipts In this Office for the
month Of December, 1881, to-vit: Four
Der cent. OF county moneys. $1044 OIL;
four per cent. OF State, Sits 70. less
correction by Constable. S2l5 10. leav.
ing Sl503; total. $2547 81"
The report was accepted and placed
on ale.
The report Of the County Clerk was
presented and referred to the Court
house Committee.
Commissioned Weber asked and was
granted further time - Committee on
Justices Courts.
On motion OF Commissioner Sheridan
the County Auditor was granted an sd'
ditionsl deputy for the remainder OF the
month OF January.
BILLS ALLOWED.
The following bills were allowed: Ban.
usr Brothers. s45; Justice Flaming.
ham. Gold Hill. Sl2 80; Lyons & Mon.
shau, wood furnished Courthouse.
s322 so; William Brennan. $4O6 III
Mrs. Mcoloud (indisept). room rent,
s37; H.B. Fay. taking patient to County
Hospital, So; Lee McGown. expert on
| books and accounts Of Justices and Con-
stables, SOC; ]. L. Durant, Sc 80; Mer.
Ger Otsy. salary. $500; j. A. Mahanny,
$500; Justice Henderson, Sl3S 30; I.
Couehlan, expenses. $50. The District
| Attorney explained that this bill was to
cover the expenses Of Coushlan, wilkin.
son and Lockhsrt. the three men brought
back from wiunemucca OF suspicion oil
being connected with the Pollock muir
der. he said that inasnuch as the men
proved to be poor. bard. working persons
and wholly innocent OF that with which
they have been charged. he believed 1t TO
be but right and In the interest OF JUS
,ice that they should be returned. BE
thought it was q bill that should bs al.
lowed. aud accordingly 1t was allowed.
APPLICATIONS roR AID.
The following applications for aid
we're granted: Gold Hill-Mrs. Cough.
lin, Mrs. c. Wade. Mrs. Dsran and
Mrs. Crowley. virginia-Mrs. Cook,
Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Ann
Murphy. Mrs. Ksrns. Mrs. Burns and
James Anderson.
TOWN AND CITY AFFAIRS.
The Board now went into session or
town and city affairs.
The minutes Of meetings held Janu'
ary 4th and 9th were read, corrected and
approved.
An ordinance modifying tho existing
ordnance in regard to the keeping ol
hogs within the city limits was presented
and read. Il was referred to the Com
mittes on City Affairs.
The bill Of Sutro & Co. wal referred
10 the proper committee. The bill Of 5.
w. Cbubbuck, Of Gold Hill. for 81 20,
was allowed.
The bid Of the Bank Of California for
the redemption OF . bond Of the town oil
Gold Hill, for $4,000, at S97 80 on the
500, exclusive OF interest. was accepted
and was ordered paid out OF the Gold
Hill Redemption Fund.
Adjourned till Friday, January 2Oth' 81
4 o'elock D NJ.
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The comprehensive uses OF hub
Punch. cold or hot. its delicacy OF taste. and
tho purity Of the liquors which arc it, basis
render It deservediy popular. The lsrders and
sideboards OF connoisseurs arc nov. very gen.
orally supplied with II. Sold BY AL Grocers.
Wins Merchants and Druggists. Trade supplied
by Richards d Harrison. Agents for the Pacific
Coast. Ban Francisco.
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H.ll,s vegetable Sicilian Hair Re

newer is highly recommended BY physi.
clans, clereymsn and scientists as q pro-
mration accomplishing wendsrful re-
sults. It IL entirely harmless. and q
certain remedy for removing dsndruf.
making the scalp white and clean. and
restoring gray hair to Ito youthful color.
Il impsrts . gloss and freshness TO the
hair which oil admire.
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Another Social Dance.

The National Guard OF Virginia will
give another Of their pleasant sosiablss
nsx. Friday evening. January 20. It
viii DO the last social given before the
commencement Of Lent, and . large
crowd will doubtless b In attendance.
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The Vatican Census.

ROME. January l3.-Ths Pope dc.
clinsd to comply with the Law requiring
him to all up Q census paper. but o
Monsigneur filled up tho return. show
ing that 500 persons were living in the
Vatican, one.third being females.
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A GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions OF youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. &C.. I viii ssrd . recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by . missionary
In South America, bcnd q ssif addressed en-.
velope TO the REv. JosrrH IMAM, Station ID,
Nsip York City. MOI ON
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Madest Red Men.

SANTA Fr. January l2.-Lswillyn. the
agent OF the Mescalsro Indians, 10 ON
his way to Warrington to secure . 70.
duction Of the reservation to twenty-five
square miles, with which the reds are
contsnted, leaving to the whites all the
upused lands.
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Liberty social club Dance.

The Liberty Social Club have q notice
under New To-day" that they propose
giving q dance one week from tonight ct
their hall in Gold Hill. Admission 81.
The boys have q jolly time at their
dances.
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A Fighter Killed.

HELENA. NJ. T.. January l3.-Miks
Lynch shot and killed . man known a.
"FiRhting Fenn," at Barker. one day
last week. Fem had threatened to kill
Lynch, and the latter went for his rifle,
which he used with fatal effect.
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The Vintage OF France.

PARIS. January l3.-0nacial returns
OF the French vintage give . little more
than a. 600. 900 hectolitres, showing q
diminished production.
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Tha Larse,t Cotton Sale.

DALLAS. January Is. The largest
single sale Of cotton YER made In the
Upited States was made yesterday. n.
d. Cleveland purchased 5725 bales. The
consideration, In round figures, was
$500. 900.
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A ~Succsssful Duel,

PARIS, January l3.-Lieutsnants Au.
bertop and Audermard fought Q duel
with rsvolvers at Saigon. Cochin. China.
Auberton was shot through the body.
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IReiisieas services.

Rev. W. q. Simpson Of Virginia City
will preach In the Methodist Church,
Gold Hill, this evening. commencing o.
7 o'clock. All are invited TO attend.
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OyERMAN SILVER MIMI

OVERMAN SILVER MINING
UCOMPANY.-Location Of principal place
Of businers, Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hin. storey county.
Nevada.
of The Board Of Directors, held on the ninth
othj day OF January. 1881. an assessment
mo. 5) OF Fity Cents ts0c) per SHARE was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, PAY.
able Immediately. In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary. ct the ofice Of the Company,
No. til oalifornis street, Ban Francisco. Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the fourteenth day Of
FEBRUARY, 1884, win be delinquent. md sdver.
tised for sale at public suction, and unlees pay.
ment 10 made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY. the SEVENTH (7th) day Of
AfARcH. 1857. 70 pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. BY order Of the Bosrd Of
GEO. D. EDWARDS. Secretary.
onlcs-No. IA Californis street. Ban frsn-
cisco. California. jsllh
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Finaseiai Statement OF she Cossoi-
idated vtrginis Kline.

The receipts and disbursements Of the
Consolidated Virginia mine from De-
cembsr 81, 1880. to December 81. 1881,
were a. follows:
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
ASSESSMENT REscINDED.

TIME ASSESSMENT mo. o. or TWENTY
Ave Gents per share, levied November
~, 1881, upon the capital stock Of THE ORIG
InAL KEYSTONE SlLvER MINING CON.
PANY, has this day been rescinded by resolu'
tion Of the Board VI Directors.
r. Z. LUTY. Secretary.
San Francisco, December ., 1881.
DHE ORIGINAL KEYSTONE BIL-
VER MIkING COMPANY.-Location oil
principal place Of business. Ban Francisco, Cal.
ifornia.
Location Of works, virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at O meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 9Th day Of
December, 1881, an assessment mo. u OF
Fifty 1907 Cents Der share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary, ct the once OF the Company,
No. $50 Pine street, Room 8, Ban Francisco,
California.
. ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the TwELFTH Q2th) day Of
JANUARY, 1887. will be delinquent. and
advertised for sac Of public auction, and
unless payment 10 made before will DO sold
on SATURDAY, the FOURTH t4thl day OF
FEBRUARY, 1881. to pay the delinquent a..
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
r. z. LUTY, Secretary.
O1ice--No. $50 Pine street. Room 8, Ban
Francisco, California. del0td
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For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis and oil
affections Of the Lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
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Despotism In Germany.

BERLIN. January 13.-The restriction
OF the freedom Of the press increases
daily.
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MS
Patent hosId Board
MATCHMAKING PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL 10, $780,
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
Philadelphia. 1876.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM
ron Az nrPnovxD-
Grinding and Amalgamating Pan.

TUIs PAN rs FAR sUPEaIoR TO ALL
others In several important particulars.
The Grinding hullsrs are near the center. TO
raise the quicksilver with tho pulp regularly.
with less power. without violence. and with
better amalgsmating effect. besides admitting .
larger charge. The Inclined. shaped housings
OF the mulier.plate openings cfhcicntly force
the pulp directly under the mullers.
Manufactured q the Golden Btsto and Miners'
Iron WORKS, 2S7 to ISL First street, Ban Fran.
cisco, and Of the Gates 3 scoville Iron Works,
90 south Canal street, Chicago. where u can be
examined and further particulars be learned;
or pcrona may apply TO the Inventor and Pnt'
Gold Hill, Nevada, where the Pans have long
been In operation.
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Yard-0pposite the v. & T. OldrDspot,
VIRGINIA CITY.

vIToOD CUT AND SPLIT ANY LENGTH
w desired and delivered OF short notice.
The Best Wood In the Virsinia Market can now
DO seen at our Yard. Before purchasing an
inferior article. call and examine our stock.
We are also Agents for the Celebrated
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VIII be Held To-Day at the Various
Churches at the Hours Named.

CALVARY Chtich.-Serviees at II a m. and pm.
the Rev, VIM. G. McCracken officiating.
Church Of The Good Shepherd. -Sunday-school at
am. Services at II a m. and at 7:SO pm
Strangers CJtttrch-Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at pm. Sunday-school at $3.50 am
Georgia Street MetLodist-Rev. ]. A. Moody-1l
am and 7:So. pm. sundsy-school at s.ao am.
LduderdGLe Street Presbyterian. at IL
a m. and pm. Sunday-school at $3.50 am.
Central Alethodist-J. II. Evans, pastor. Services
at IL u m. and pm. Sunday school at 3 am.
Second congregatiOnal B. A. lines, Pastor-1l
Am. and $50 pm Sunday school at $3.50 am.
Cumberland Presbyteridn.-Court street. Sunday
school at am. No service morning night.
Bethel B,siiding.-Corner Adams and Charleston
avenue. Sabbath-school every Sunday at ESQ p m.
Alabama Street PreS5yterion-service by the Rev.
free.
Second Presbyterian Clureh.-Corner of Main and
Heale streets. .Sabbath-school at $50 am. No
services.
Bsnd of Hope Temperance Society.-Meets at Tenn
pera ace Hall, S92 Main street, at $3.50 pm. All
are invited.
First MISUNDERSTANDING at IL am and pm.
by the Rev. +. II. Mahon, pastor. Sunday-school
at $3.50 am.
First observation-disclosures of Third and Poplar
streets. Services at II am. and pm. by the Rev.
Eugene Daniel pastor.
HcrnaHdo Street N. E. SoHth.-Sunday-school at
$50 am Services at IL am. and s pm. by the
pastor Warner Moore.
SaGarans Street Methodist Ciuuch-Sunday-s school
at $50 q m; Preaching at II am and pm The
Rev. J. P. Walker, pastor.
First Baptist.-Corner of Adams and Second
streets R. A. BILE, pastor. Services at IL am.
and Sis pm. Sunday-scho5l at am
Third Cumberland observation-disclosures Fourth
and Looney streets, Chelsea. No services morn
ing or evening. Sunday-schOol at $3.50 pm.
81. Johns N. z. Cliareh.-Corner of Vance and
yAuderdale streets Sunday school at pm. Ser
wees at IL am. and pm. A. Wells, pastor.
81. Pettr's Church Corner of Third and Adams
srrests High mass at $50 a. m. Nozat'z Twelfth
Mass will be sung by the choir. Vespers at pm.
Ii E1Tr1-
day-school e:30 am. Early communion, am.
morning prayer and sermon, IL am; evening
prayer, $50 pm. The Rev. E. 0rgain, rector.
Central BdDtist-Second street near Beale Sun
day-school al $50 am. Preaching at IL am. and
pm. by the Rev. A. w Lamar, of Macon, Ga.
Mission school corner Broadway and Seventh
streets at pm.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Where ia Reub Shaw?

Where is Reub Shaw?
Yesterday was pleasant day.
Business ought to pick up now,
Tuesday will settle the fate of the "Por-
ters."
The September APPEAL will encourage
the boom.
The two public latrines are complete at
the markets.
The great question now is: Will it be a
hacky winter?
Does anybody want 20 run for any Office
next November.
The remotest danger from yellew-fever
has passed away.
Only few days left for advertisers in
the September issue.
As fast as the authorities get money they
will pave the streets.
We can stand a little sunshine now for
a while instead of rain.
Marriage license was granted yesterday
to J. G. Rodner and MiAiy Bush.
Work will commence on the johnson
avenue brick bridge in a few days.
Morton. the check raiser, will not be
tried until September 4th. He is in Jail.
1t is said a New York capitalist will
subscribe 900 TO the new Gsyoso Hotel.
The Vint Shinkle will arrive at Cairo
this afternoon, and return tomorrow evening.
High street from Poplar to Washington
will be built in two weeks with Tishomingo
gravel.
There are many slices in the APPEALS
September issue and every merchant can
have one.
Business men should net forget the Ar
PEAI,s September issue will be an unusuallv
large one.
The merchants never seemed so active
as now aud go wide-awske to the value of
advertising.
-TAA IAHlLsr Club members are requested |
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PERSONALS.

MISS LIZZIE TAGG arrived home Thursday
from visit to her sister.
I. n. HUMPHREY will leave for Little
Rock tomorrow evening.
Mr.. E. AUBREY HARVEY left last night
for Dubuque and Chicago.
Mr.. BEN BINGHAM and wife returned last
night from Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. J. A. TowNE hiss returned after a
pleasant trip to Canada and The East.
Miss MAMIE SAVAGE and Mrs. Ssasev
leave for Virginia and Washington City
soon.
HAIRY McCoMB departed last night on a
short pleasure trip for New York and the
East.
COLONEL J. w. JEFFERSON leaves to-day
for Madison, Wis. to rusticate for a couple
of weeks.
Mr. FRANK MCDOWELL returned last night
from Hot Springs, Ark, and reports many
Memphisns still there.
Mr. ]. W. Y. BROWNE has returned from
where he had been to attend the
funeral of his brother.
THE Rev. Edgar Organ, of Grace church.
has returned TO the city, very much i'm
proved by his summer vacation.
Miss CARRIE DoBYss, OF the Cincinnati
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Posted in Memphis at am. August 27, 1882.
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surance Again.

On the 24ts of I.;' April .,L tn, there wa. or
ganized and &artersd ~ 80 Ssarllsge
association yled the Ms'j Iesy,;Ir seeuflty
Association, and it wss s1 nssr hnaorssd
by the masses that IL ~ rscosa zen % I'M
paraIleIed, numbering =. TIL Zine VI mem
- 9efsnIP over 80 ~ he the only reliable insii-
tns;o 10 h., ,ber do csiu, that its sairs are
onSn,, e1' non striei business principles,
III - = sIssys open to the iuspec-
anu anu "a. ~ ~ .s,hsrs. A three-months class
non OF M ,s ants,esed to SAID association,
and pTa 1a Sg young provided they have
sufficient "margin," nSu IL ;'in At once
For agencies or blank EpP n ToW y: aaaress
NJ ,o,our4 street. Memphis, Tenn.
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School of Design, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Clare Davitt, on Alabama street.
The little child recently born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. P. McCadden has died. They have the
sympathy OF their many friends.
MISSES MoLLIE AND ANNIE THOMAS left
on the Maude last evening for Point Pleas
ant, Mo, TO visit friends and relatives.
MIS-. A. B. TREADwELL,,Miss Maggie and
Master Lawson, arrived home yesterday from
the various watering places Of Virginia.
Mr.. W. C. KENNEDY, representing the
EEold Iron Company, owners and operators
OF the Tennessee Rolling Works, has been in
the city.
GEORGE ARNOLD, ESQ, the well-known
successful levee contractor, arrived home last
evening after six weeks recreation in the
Northwest, very much improved in health.
AMONG the Mempbians who returned from
Bon Aqua Springs last evening were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Josiah Patterson, Miss Lou
Patterson, Mrs. w. A. Horton, Mrs. II. Wet
ter, Mr.. ]. W. Caldwell.
Is the APPEAL of Sunday week a commu-
nicstioa was published from our Holly
Springs correspondent, rejecting very se-
verely upon Mrs. A. W. Burley. 1t will be
seen in another column that the CORE
spondent referred to makes the 0nende, and
explains the circumstances which led to
his letter. The lady in question has
also called at this Office and furnished suf-
fcient evidence to show that she was mis-
represented, and that great injustice has been
done her. The APPEAL has no desire to in
lure anyone, least OF ali woman, and this
correction is cheerfully N ade and the hspe
expressed that our exchanges will copy it.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

| SEE Goodett & Co.'s advertisement in
"Renr column.
THE Marriage Bell has new, valuable and
| attractive features.
For pumps, pipes and we'll points 60 to
J. A. Ban ey's, z95 Second street.
THE Ginning peals of the Marriage Bell
will be greeted by thousands very soon.
DIR. WISE has removed his Office to 29S
Nam street, above Mansford's book store.
DE-. OVERALL has removed his Office 10
29S Main street, over Mansford's book store.
THE Memphis Marriage Union suits every
body. 1t has day class and three-months
class.
The Memphis Mutual Aid Society is the
first in the field with one-day marriage
benefit.
THE grandest investment of the age-mar-
rage insurance. Don't forget the Golden
Connubial.
THE fifth annual session OF Mrs. Halstead's
school will commence Monday, September
4Lh, at 4S7 Pontotoc street.
The Greenwood Nursery, Alb Second street,
gives specIal attention TO cut flowers, bridal
bouquets and cemetery work.
THERE will be grand picnic by the Gar
den-Wall Social Club at Cottage Grove, on
next Thursday, August 31st.
LISTEN for the Ginning of the Marriage
Bell, which will reach the ears OF 5000
agents within the next ten days.
CONSULT the Queen if you wish 10 learn
the road TO fortune. Eight dollars per day
on a SIS or 500 investment is hard to beat.
SEND in your applications to the Queen.
She is growing rapidly aud will pay you
promptly. Office, No. 10 West Court street.
THE Memphis Marriage Union is booming.
1t is but a few days old and has ninety hive
members Office, ga Front street, up stairs.
THE price of doing up gentlemen's sum-
mer under wear has been reduced one-halt al
the Snowflake Steam Laundry, 224 Second
street.
THE Golden Connubial Marriage Associa-
ton is new and attractive. Look to your
interest by making early application. Office,
10 West Court street.
WHEN person can make little invest
ment of sis or $50 and make 500 per
month he should strike it at once. Don't lose
sight of the Marriage Union.
THE Marriage Bell Association is just
n ady for business. Send in your applIca-
tions early. Pays So and $40 per day
Room No. 10, Planters building.
The largest assortment of upholstery
goods ever brought TO this city is now ex-
hibited by George Mitchell, dealer in furni-
ture, carpets, ETC., 308 Main street.
THE best and most satisfactory work is
done at the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment, 81 Madison street. Ladies and
gentlemen please take notice.
B. A. HoLLENBERG, Proprietor.
PARLoR SUITS, not yet covered, are SHOWN
by George Mitchell, 308 Main street. The
object of this is 10 enable his customers TO
select the covering goods 10 harmonize with
the carpet, or rice Uersa. He has the largest
stock OF upholstery goods and carpets in the
city, and can please all as TO taste and price,
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-. Co-get Your Shirts.

DON'T EOFs
al NoSTAns Ta9Iar5 his establishment is most
successfully managed Dy nd sTG hd1a, Th0
was raised in the OGsiG in its many I desais
S f9usi ~ - w s.xle. price and shape. All
onuS N e. ~ 1T. Mays gents fur
n;sbins Goods a. department is replele with the
most e66ice U srticIes, which are now marked
nos aos, In ~ iho,ton prices. Give them a
call CALI at y the store No. so! Main street, OppO-
site Court Square.
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James S. Mshaffy, the local manager for
Shelby county of the Mutual Self-Eudow-
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 ii pays en-
dowments during life, and at less cost tn sn
any other reliable organization in existence.
We do not propose 10 make war upon any
but ask an examination.
Members of the knights OF Honor and
Ancient Order of United Workmen are
invited TO investigate our plan.
Call on or address through the mail
JAMES S. MAHAFFY.
227 Second Street, Memphis. Tenn.
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BAD CUTS.
A Negro Slices Larry siIveFs and Son
at Grocery.

Last night between and o'clock say
age cutting ARRAY occurred on Dunisp street,
near Lane avenue, in the grocery OF Larry
Silvers. A negro by the name OF ;. ID.
Chestham went to the grocery at
the time mentioned and hsd some
very hot words with Slvers about
his grocery bill. The result was that Inca
than ripped out a knife and cut Silvers
several times in the back. Young Sllvers,
boy of sixteen, went to help his father, brt
the negro brute got the better OF him and cut
him also severely in the back Mr.. Silvers's
wounds were found 10 be of quite serious
nature. Drs. Williford, Henning and Fray
ser were called in. They said the
wounds we're not necessarily fatal, and the
only danger to be apprehended was from
modification. Captain Hsckett, Sergeant
Scott and Officer Conway went 10 the scene
of the cutting and searched Cheatham's
house, but could not find him.