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Poison.

u rcury has prodpesd moro nisereand m de moro
Grip les THAI var, pessi nco anu ia hIs combined.
n y0u Rave any hloo.4stises-es or III IN hunor, 1t Is
yosr duty TO y urAslt and post r!iv 20 take ,he
only vegetable cure, which Is swit's Specific.
swihis Spe iAc has, relieved me "a Nal rial Blood
Poison after RAD bean eunn ed tn the house for n "a
N "a hs and hsd boosrr osed w'h b,uo ma.p, cslorsi
AID o. her p isonne. drugs until I VAS IN despd@
swift's 5leciac 10 tbs vmedy for abls kind of blood
psison- Z. CLARKE, Agent
SoatherrAtafe ins 'rance-JD Atlanta, Ca
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Unitarian house; they called for a payment Of
the suhscriptipns, which nov amount tn $751;.
90. The committee also stated that they
had not yet decided upon q site for the build
ing.
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r,eatmoat OF Cnacer.

.hs IN. ~ ~ VI. ok ~ AZ he tho thter and Soausisd
Us sho,r catalogue 4 rem ed!es stAh'ut a. hmn
tn, ranrc ,rowi,i. Norssai Ia IiH'e, - = nois up,
y ~ n,.tv nee ,me a Is and fun 81 pain 4
sss s w. nal ma y'lo.s Shu u-s 81 bot" mn, ssn.rsl
n..lth had brok,h dcsn asj saw II Vas amy =
q"ssl -.rt,,ins Oona,. enctd the NE Of swift s
Sps iao Tn o'e, bot. !" ,sl,sy%, ~9 49, s'ia"Ss =
"a ana IL ii s'fone aud well in every way, am
'onr man but | wo III hot 8 ~ -. hfr the goot
ha"s r,erems With \ sits y eciac, ] b lieys 10
~ w. Il. COB N, DASi' boIo, Ga.
Our Treatise on X. ud and skin iseases mailed tree
4, APP tuauS, tux SWIFT sPEy III co,
Drawers, AtlApt. GA.
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SPECIAL.

.CS 50, 2c3- Lot 2lox22O, oor. IA and Betv Nv ST.,
souE'a Omaha, near lIaaaall > Park, brick house,
four Irt2na, well, ri4tGrn, stable, cellar, All in
good condition and nearly new.
% $50 pr ucre-+OG acres in Washington county, >
miles,south OF Blair, On line uf g. st. p. Al, q O..
tlilrCAd. station ct oOrner OF this land Good
strealS running water. 100 acres in cultivation,
20 acre- grass, $50 acres. timb0r-oak, hickory,
walnut and elm Small house COOL fruit and
abundance ~ Gra,es. = partly fenced. One Of
tho b3,s farms III the %UOtl.E. II purchaser
wishoe, viii cell ho'pAstaei sdirir'n good
herd u csttlc.
EE Call and examine uthsr prg!-rtT uos issed.
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k|RkWOoD

.Aa =. na o,3n;ou Arr selling rapidly, and prices will be aya;,
800 wS IN a few days These ar without n doubt the most Desirable
- - C ,,nana and will certainly double in price before sprug. All VIVA
haasss s an them re we'll pleased and pronounce them cheAt.
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g. q. MERRILL, A. v. II. CARPENTER,
Gen1 Manager. GeIl Pass. Agen,
J. 2. CLARK, GEO ii. HEAaFYORD,
Gent Sup't. Asst Cent Pass. Ar,
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LUUAL ND,ICEs,

BUTTERICK's SUMNER STYLES all on hand
az 204 SeCUnd street.
Go J. a. Bailey's, 295 Second street, for
pun. ps, pipes, well poinis, etc.
NEW STOCK CARPETS -Mattings,. Baby
Bugeies Just received.
AME5 BEATTIE & CO., S6S Main st.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
soon, | ana now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THOS. MAYDwELL, IS Union ST.
THE closing exercises of the State Female
College will be held on Thursday night, J une
14th, commencing at o'clock. Street cars
will be in readiness to convey visitors back
to the city.
DR.. BENsoE's SKIN CURE consists of inter-
nal and external treatment al same lime, and
it makes the skin white, soft and smooth. L.
cont no poisonous drugs. One dollar, at
druggists.
IF you are annoyed by your rubber, steel
or shell Eyeglasses breaking, you can put
yourself out OF misery, anc save expense, by
purchaGiDg a pair Of Cel'uoid Eye Glasses
For sale by all leading jewelers. and opticis ms.
LADIES will fad relief from their head.
ache, costlveness, swimming in the head,
collie, sour stomach, restlessness, indigestion,
constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
mesa Ia the back or kidneys, pain in the
shoulders and different parts of the body, q
teelIGs OF lassltude and dependency, by taxi
iug Slmmons's Liver Regulator. It should
be used By all Persons, old and young. 1t is
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is
not injurious TO the most delicate consiitu-
ton. None genuine except that prepared by
J. FL. Zsilin & Co.
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SOUTHERN PASSENGER AGENTS.
Called Meeting of the Association q,
EashvnIe.

NAsHvILLE.-The World has the follow
ing: A called meeting of the Southern Asso-
citation Of General Passenger and Ticket
Agents was held a, the Maxwell yesterday,
20 consider spring rates, to adjust some dii-
afereDces in Rates and to eettle the question OF
-exce5s weights in baggage. Mr.. c. P. At
more was in the chair, aud ID. G. Allen, sec
rotary. 1t was agreed 10 recommend the
adoption Of similar resolution to that
adopted byi he National Association, and not
10 carry single package of more IMAM $50
pounds as baggage Correspondents, how
ever, VIII be required with the various lines
snd interests before this can be carried out.
Some minor changes were n ade in excursion
rates, and SOME differences adjusted, but ss
no quorum was present nothing important
was done. The following named road repre-
sentatives were present:
c. Z. Atmore, general passenger and ticket
agent Louisville and Nashville.
B. z. Blue, general passenger agent Chess-
peake, Onio and Southwestern.
&. w. Wrenne, general passenger and
ticket agent Western and Atlantic.
5. Z. Boy'ston, general ticket agent
Charleston and Savannah.
ID. c. Allen. general passenger and ticket
agent South Carolins.
E. 7. Wilson, general passenger and ticket
ageat Cincinnati Sou bern.
Z. A. Taylor, general ticket agent Rich
mOnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac.
w. /. DAnley, general passenger and tick
ct agent Nashville and Chattanooga.
Q. L. Kelly, Louisville aud Nashville.
T. s. Davant, assistant general passenger
agent East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
EIJ.
Thereiwere also present as interested visit
ors J. NJ. Culp, general freight agent Of the
Louisville aud Nashville road, and J. B.
| Hathaway, his able assistant.
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENITENTlARY.
SIX YEARS. TERM LEASE NOTICE.

DURSUANT TO an Act OF the General Assembly
Il OF the state OF Tennessee, passed March IS,
ISIS approved March %, 1883, and entitled {" An
ct to provide for the lease AVID amusement of
the state Peniientiary," the Governor Of Tennes-
s eS d iI VI issa ~ on Fiinay me
at the front door OF the capitol in Nashville, 1enn
~tl lease at public ortcIy, TO the highest bidder.
Tor the term of six years, beginning January !,
1884. the PeniieDtisry Of ennessee and the labor
Of ;lo eonyicts together with the quarry grounds,
buildings, fixtures, machinery. tools, engines,
patterns, etc, belonging 70 the State
4 ERMs-The lease viii be made upon the follow
(sleO.Oo0) dollars per annum, payable quarterly.
Gle sr u all expenses to the State on any ACCOUNT
except the salaries OF the superintendent warden,
az stsnt warden, sureeon and chaplain which
are 70 De paid by the State, and bond With aP-
b S. seeay n 70 be sh s sne6ei1l and for
sal set in regard 70 the lease.
4 persons desiring to bid win be required be-
foI hand 10 hle an obligation TO be approved by
the Governor, signed by those whom they propose
10 riye as suretes which shall obligate Erch per.
soA. 10 become the sureties on the bond required,
IN the event this bid OF their principal Is success.
qui I'd, in addition thereto, 10 file with the Gov
ne &c for ten thousand $4,000 dollars payable
to Lis order and TO be forfeited 70 the state II the
bic of such party be accepted ana is not complied
with. The DID OF party VINO has not com Piled
with these requirements will not be cried or con
Kidered against the bid OF party who has
Will be made Is here refe rred u as a part hereof
cory OF whieh win be furnished any person de-
hilik 10 DccOmth uluoer, upon application 70 the
SeeI etsry OF State or Governor.
no7ATIos-The Penitentisry is located in Nash
vile. aud has been leased for number Of years
The average number of convicts therein dufins
tn iakt two years is thirteen Hundred and sixtae
136l, and there are now thirteen hundred and
for, three Q343l therein.
EssrRIcrIoss-The lessees will Got be permitted
70 keep more than I'VE hundred and fifty i55O male
consicts In the main prison at any one time, but
VIII nave the authority 70 work the same any
where In Tcnnessee-ssfe and Suitable quaItefs
beias furnished-subiect TO the rules and regula-
by law.
Row EMPLoYED-Large numbers have regularly
Deen hired out by the present lessees 70 work In
the mines and In the construction Of railroads
etc in Tennessee. They also employ those in the
pris building at Nashville (Inany Of whom are
exIe fienced and skilled laborers and OF long term
sebtsncel In manufacturing wagons. iron hollow
ware. furniture, etc. the average number Of WaQ.
on row made being about fifty a day.
tJrlniormstion and particulars address the nm
de- tyned or the Governor.
L. ne By order OF VIM. B. Bate, Governor Of rea-
nese;, this April IS, 1888.
d. A. HUEE,
Secretary OF State Nashville Tam
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fendsut, q irwin, was present. / o hear the de-
ci-ion. The opinion OF the court is sid to
be divided on the question. 1t was rumored
on ibe streets Yesterday that case would be
taken up from Knoxville, as the Supreme
Court meets there next, and by that means a
decision can be reached in the next three
months. A decision there would of course
affect the entire State and serve the purpose
in view as we'll az if the case had been taken
up from Memphis.
"A gardener named J. G. Wigginson, who
resides on Union avenue, complained to Chief
Davis yesterday that be had lost 1905 at the
postofice about o'clock in The afternoon.
He laid his purse on the desk and turned to
| mail letter, discovering his loss almost I'M
mediately. Among The bills there are four
teen SO and SIX $40 notes. He suspects
( a lnu la'to negro 1hom he noticed when be
4 first entered the pOstotice, but who was gone
/ when he discovered Ma loss.
The fountain in Court Square has "a
| eeived new coat of paint, by which it is
/ vastly improved. A number OF pots Of
| hr ght flowers have also been placed upon
| the rim Of the basin, which has been Cleaned
| out and repaired. The keeper has cut the
/ srass and was hard al work yesterday clean
! ing out the cutters aud rakipg uEs the fallen
| lesver. He il sls1 expected TO keep Market
| Square in order, ard has hs hands full OF
| work. The masnoIias 10 the Square are all
| il full bloom aud the place is filled with
| perfume.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G, M. Baker and wife TO Bette A Fisher,
lots 7 and s, Rswley's subdivision, on College
street, $3.50.
Samuel Perkins TO B. F. HnIler, lots SO
AID 81, D,wso. . subdivision, on Adams
street, $l24l.
Evira L Claybrook ~ 3. F. Haller, lots
80 aCd Sc, adjoining at, we, Sl240.
I T. Wns and wiis to Joseph Nash, lot
AZ, Servants Subdivisions, $500.
Trust d LIDS
E. Il. Daniels 5nd wife 10 L. H Estes, TO
-ecue 500 10 Mrs. E g. Berlin, lot 44x200
i,el, south eide Of Dean avenue.
I5e.Ss5 Brzcn2og.e @ Fl T. Dix aud J. T.
80 e, trustee, tote AID 10, block II, 'front.'
I,s 25zfOJ Ices each, CO C%rolina street, in
Fort PCT 'iag, $500.
RJsi Bum T. ; Hirsoh, in trust for Mem
Pai Bal dog I'D Loan Association, part Of
lot 267, on Washington street, between Main
and Second. 20xl5S feet, 400.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Average for Tennessee...-0.42 inches O.sO inches
J. N. RYKEk, Assistant Observer.
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For the purposs Of having an Office prop.
erly adapted to my profession have re-
moved from 81 Madison street to the corner
OF Second and Union streets, over the office
OF John Z=nt & Co. 1t is located in the
mi OF the lumber and mill interests of the
city. My office new is fitted up with all the
appliances for successful work. / offer nv
services 10 those desiring superintendence or
designs for anything incidental to my pro-
iession, guaranteeing the same 10 be faith
fully carried out.
JAMES r. COOV Arohf.ao,
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Thereiwere also present as interested visit
ors j. NJ. Culp, general freight agent Of the
Louisville aud Nashville road, and J. B.
Hathaway, his able assistant.
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\ Correction.

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
1 did not see proof OF my article in your
issue of June %, aud did not notice until l
reached home this statement, in paragraph
third: "No further debate ensue1 after the
substitute was presented" The original
draft of my nsDnacript reads: "Now further
debate after the substitute was presented" l
may have written "no" for "noW" in the copy
used by the printer. There are some errors
in the usmts OF those voipg "No" The
correct list l. as follows: J. VIM. Finn, J.
Adger Smyih, J. P. G mmoD, w. r. Lyman,
ID. w. Aiken, J. D Hutchinson, Il. G. Gill
land, d. W. Pipe, A. r. Banks and J. L.
Curry. JwM. Finn.
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.
Selling ont at Cost.

Having to take charge of the factory OF
the new Bluff CITY Stove Works. am com
PEELED TO close out nay present business at
once, and will sell my entire stock of Stoyes,
Tinvare, Lamp, Lamp Goods, Wire and
Moodenwsre, Cutlery, aud General House
Furnishing and Kitchen Goods at prices less
than cost for the next thirty days. Tools
and fixtures for sale cheap.
l.. TIFF RISK, $50 Main street.
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PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
Aud renders it DARK and glossy. 1t holds, in
a liquid form, large proportion OF deodor-
ized Cocoanut OH, prepared expressly for
this purpose. No other compound possesses
the peculiar properties which SO exactly suit
the various conditions of the human hair.
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Eew UiarendOa Hotel.
GRstan's Hotel

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according TO size and location of rooms.
" H RINGH A NJ .---.-..- - Ma NaRFR
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COURT COSTS.
The Enormous Amount Of Money it Re.
quires to Run the Courts OF
Shelby County.
The Criminal Court Not Self-SustainiBg
The delinquent Taxpayer and
the Supreme Court.

The tsxpaying citizen who wsnts TO know
where his money goes to will have his curl
osity satisfied by perusing the statements BE-
low, which ware compiled from the admir-
able records in the office Of the chairman Of
toe County Court, from those OF the Circuit
Court clerk Office, and other source. No
other proof is needed TO show that the law l.
an expensive luxury. To run the courts Of
the county for the past eighteen months has
cost the county no less than S56. sos %, the
Jail included As the latter ia necessary TO
the running Of the Criminal Court l. should
properly be included in the cost OF that
tribunal, making lis total cost for toe past
year and half S35,l63 IS. These figure:
kuonk
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Fine Cakes and Crackers

Just received s.arrabse's best; MILK
Cakes, Butter Scotch, CrackBeIl Biscuit,
wine Drops, Iced Honey JumbIes, Co.
cOanut TaHy, Windsor Mixed Cakes,
Lemon WATERS, mixed Dots, Vanilla Wa
fers, Oatmeal Cragkerx, Graham WATERS,
Kindergarten, Lemon Teacakes, Nick
Nacks, Boston Eutf.r Cracker,
SSOWFLAKES.
RUCkH M d. CAPBELL,
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Aiine Greenwood and Florence Frey ;;,'

King" Bessie Owens; Queen" Lucy Nelson;
Queen OF the Fairies" Joe Orelia Ward
Prince Jimmie Thompson; Princess" Fred
Ward; "Bsrdi, - Harmon Converse; ''Gera,' LII tie
Taylor Pages" Annie Snyder, Gussie Hall, Hep-
Fairies" Aline Greenwood. Florence Frey, Aline
Harrington, Julia Vaughn, Mamie Digs, Title
kleiper, Katie Haduger, Nellie Green Stella
GummOw, Alice Thompson, jamie Nelson Irene
Walker, Emma Beatty, Violet st. Clair, Lizzie
Harrington
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A family want, ard ! wonder hoE We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
Ii cured ne of nervous prostrstion, and l
have used il siHce for all kinds of complaining
in my family.
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Tested bv Time.

For throat diseases, colds and cous his,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved ia cir
efficacy by test Of many years. Price 25
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ANOTHER ACT
PERSONALS.

Col. SAN TATE, ST., is in the city.
Miss NJ. d. HoRWIcTZ departed last night
for Baltimore.
Mr.. AND Mis-. GILBERT RAME lei. fer the
East last night-the later in the interest of
her musical studies. The lady intends
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FlOyd's

BUTTERICK's COMPLETE SUMMER PUBL
CATIONS all received at 254 Second street.
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PIANOS AND DREAMS.

Sods, Mead and Mineral Waters on drsught.
We make our Soda oat Of pure bi-carbonate
Of sodgaud usa pure ftuit ssruns
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

New ORLEANS. Juue 13.-Arrived: S. L.
Wood and tow, Louisville; City of New Orleans,
st. Louis.
VIcKsBURG, june Is Arrived: City Of
Cairo, st. Louis, IL o'clock last night Departed:
Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans. 3 pm. The Ray
mond Homer and tow left for New Orleans early
this morning.
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stea I'M Dyein., and CIean,ry

Ladies and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed Sny color. Ostrich plumes, etc.
lace curtains cleaned BY L. Riegel, IS Jeifer.
son street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


hattering audience we're present at No.
Fart Hall last evening, wien very eDioya-
bic entertainment was given for the benefit
OF the Industrial School of Grace church.
The concert was fully up 10 expectations and
drew forth well-merited applause. The fol-
lowing is the
PROGRAMME.
AQuresS. Original
Lucg Nelson.
Song and Dances She's Just as Sweet as She Can Be
Carrie Armstrong, Meade Fraser, Willie Fraser,
Fred Ward, Carrie Vaughn.
pue :T0nmie Merriam ana Alice Gfrv I'VE aao ehe
IaDleAu Angels Whisper
jennie Davis, Aline Harrington Irene Walker,
Stella Gummow, Julia Vaughn.
song Time Will Roll Clouds Away
Josie WonigeF aud Joe Orella Ward.
Lizzie Robinson, Lula Balleran Clifford Pou
tame, Bessie Owens, Mamie Diggs.
Hudson Greenwood and Jimmie 'rbor,nSor
Meade Frazer Ida Saunders, Josie Woniger. Jen
ME Davis, Rena McCarver, Lizzie Engles
aAd Fi9es Snyder.
Jimmie Thompson and Fred Ward
Song .-...........-...T That same Old Dream
Joe Orella Ward and Mamie Diggs
Simply to Thy Cross Cling
Lizzie Robinson and Lula Bulieran.
Stella Gummow.
Song Just Sweet Bouquet
Joe Orells Ward, Lutte Taylor, Lizzie CapoeviIIe
Song OF the frogs-..........-.. ...
Jimmie Thomson, Tommie Merriam, Hudson
Greenwood, Tom Robinson, Gus Piemfert,
v lille Harrington, Harmon Converse.
Ida Saunders, Clifford Fontaine, Lula Bulleran
Bessie Owens, Harmon Converse.
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Statement of the expenses OF the different
courts of Shelby county for 1882, and to
June 10. 1888, as taken from the books In
the chairman's office, where each entry Is
made from the reports Of the different courts,
as sworn to b. the officer Of esoh court:
1882 CHANCERY COURT.
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New millinery Store.

A great sensation among the ladies at Miss
Louise Mcnamara, No. 404 Main street, over
the Langtry and null bounets to go to Lees
Thester.
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HAVING to remove my marble works very
so1n, l am now Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THOS, MAYDWELL. IS Union n
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in the head. The impression mas prevailed
for some time past that the Criminal Court
was almost seli-sustaining, or that i,s receipts
we're nearly equal 10 its expenditures. Noih.
ing in the way OF couniy finances has called
forth mora comment than the circulation,
several months ago, OF this fallscy.
All Of the courts, except the Probate, yield
a small revenue, but nothing to compare with
their expenses. The figures are as foile~e:
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For SALE.
CADDLE HORsE-Smsll size; price 500.
- w, A. GAGE, 300 front stfC

= W. a, GAGE. 300 front street.
ID RsIDENcE-2sO Union street. Apply to
h DR. J. D. WHITE, 2IS MAIN street.
AND SEWING MACHISEs--Of Travellers
II Companion, very cheap, at "a North Court
street JOHN I. KEY q CO.
~ EMILE HORSE-Suitable for lady TO drive
W Inquire at 20 Monroe street.
DUILDING LO1S-On small months payments,
ID very cheap, four desirable Oull 4iug lots, only
100 yards from the AeInando street cars near
terminus. Apply to LAURENCE LAMB, AttoT-
ney, office City Hall, Exchange Building.
1.-TWO sToREHOU sRS-On Main street, at a
Il great bargain. Gall early.
n. L. CONWAY, 2S5 Main st.
DIANOS-A number of second hand 7-octave
i and 7h-oetsve pianos, nearly new, exceed
ingly low for cash.
Z. W ITZMANN d CO., Music House
Sole Agents for steinway and Weber Pianos.
MICE LIN OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
q. L. GUIoN, 10 Madison street.
nlhE HARBE RI PLANA ATION-Near malone
L Landing, Miss, one place contains 450 acres
about 100 cleared. The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared. Improvements first class. Well pro-
II. Z. Reid, At FriaTs Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS d ROBERT New Orleans Ia
NRUsHED EAR-UoRN-CKUsHED oATs-
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
pest and Only good feed for horses, mules and cat
j. v. PATRICK d CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mil,
Opposite Miss ana Tenn. RailrOsd
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Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup should 81
ways De used when children cutting teeth. 1t
neVes the little sufferer at once; it produces
pain, ana the little cherub awakes as bright as a
button" It's very pleasant to taste. II soothes
the child, sottens the gums allays al pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for ciaTrhea, whether arising from teeth
Ing eT otner causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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For Baking Ice-Cream


CornstSrcb, 4rannlated Sugar, Fresh
Eggs.
Burnets's Extracts of
Rose, Almond, vanilla, Lemon, straw
berry, Pineapple, Raspberry, Banana.
Grated Pineapple for bhsrbef.
Coarse salt for freezing.
BUCKHAM d CAMPRELI
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FIOyd's Candies
Notice OrRemoxaL.

Are always the same. We send them by
express 10 all parts OF the country.