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HORSES AND MULES

4~4SN11'~ 4A4VI An . 44A11
For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
1872 Main street.
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WANTED.

An Amateur Printing Outfit, apply to
Box D, Salt Lake City. I
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r. conductor
JOSEPH J. DAYNE=. ......-.------Aceompanis
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i FetO of our LeQqtno Feat.

A IVO " VVI L6UAtIty 4 eUL
ZEN0BlA, Hurled 200 feet across the
ssBJ By Ancient ROms's terrific War Engine
the Cstspult
ELEPHANTINE HORSE, the lArg.
EFT on the Western Continent,
ZgLA. fred from Cannon loaded with
Real Powder across the canvas.
AIDA, dives headforemost 100 feet from
fhe Dome Of the Canvas to the .ound below.
lola, the female B ondin, en- q Frail
Wire sixty Feet High. iR WondrOus perform
anees upon VelociPede.
S46, 600 drove of Giaut Girsffes.
tbs. GIANT OK Larger than an
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Tickets for salo until Friday at Careless
CGoxalrs, Daynes Coalte:'s and
James Dryers
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Box ONCE oren on Friday morning. Per.
torrance will commence at Sis
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PROGRAMME,
PART FIRST.
Waltzes....... "PromenGd en"............ .Gung'I
Z Glee.. Arise my Fair One Come Avay"
Spofortk
Choir.
song........:.:" Separation" .......... Rossini
Miss A gnes Olsen.
QuaTtette........." Sunrise''. ......C1A. White
Messrs. W. Ii. Foster, H. Gardiner, W.
D. Owen, and J. Morgan.
Violin solo...Air n ongrois II. W, Ernst
w. f. Weihe.
song.. The Flowers Of Spring Return
Once More" ....-. Willard
by Mr.. George Careless.
Mrs. Layinia Careless.
Choru $780," Norma Cometh". ......... Bellini
Choir.
INTERMIssICN.
March. Remembrance OF Petersdorf".
Faust
Orchestra.
Quartette... directing Of spring" ....strauss
Mrs. aura T. Smith, Miss Helen Whitney,
MIs. Maggie Hull and Mrs. arab
z. Lqngford.
10 Song / Chorus, "Stannie Snow"G. E. George
Mr.. James Il. dunbar.
Il Trio 80. 'Deep IN this Poor Heart White
Miss Olsen, Mr.. d. G. Whitney ana Mr.
J. D. spencer.
Ia oOI
Nc EvaI Stephens.
g Cnorus with Full Voiced Choir
besoundm g. ....... Mozart
Choir.
I'D Y1ssIoN, USUAL RATES. 80 EXTRA
CHARGE.
Tickets for sslo until Friday at Careless &
CtoxAlrs, Daynes Coalte.'s and
James Dryers
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3 CtRcQ$ES ~ RINGS. at time requiring and using
80 EquesTians 40 Gymnasts and Acrobas 80 IEra and
Speciality Artists
q Excursions all Railroads leading into Salt Lake. 8
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Box Otiee open Saturday, July "a, at
10 am.
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PRICES -e...... ........sLOO, zoe, and soc
No extra charge for Reserved SeAtf.
jY13
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ADHESION, USUAL RATES. 80 EXTRA
CHARGE.
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FIFTY DENS OF THE RAREST AND COSTLIEST ANIMALS
Which all Of the Globe could
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Iximum temperature, 40.
temperature. 2I.O.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MINCE MEAT, ~raisips, %citrons, ETC., at Car
sol & Paine's.
CALL at McCreight's, 22l3 Main, for the
January magazines.
WANTED, at S. Clements, 5000 choice
turkeys, Sc Beale street.
Try Hessen's Cough Syrup. q. w.
Jones & Co, wholesale agents.
WEAK people should use Samaritan Ner-
vine, the great nerve conqueror.
DYsPFPsIA and indigestion cured by DIR.
Duncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine.
CALL and see the revolving music rack,
also bookcases, at Ames, Beattie x Co.'S,
No. 1863 Main street.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in carpets, rugs, and
bordered squares, at q. w. Nails, before
moving into his new store.
DR.. r. L. LAsKI, Office hours Z to 9
O'Clock am, and 3 to q O'Clock pm. 343
Main street. Telephone connection.
SEND for pamphlet on Bethesda Mineral
Spring Water OF Waukesha, the great kid
ney remedy. j. S. Robinson, apothecary,
Branch Agency.
CLUrsvILLE, ALA.-Dr. W. Carter says:
81 nave used Browns Iron Bitters in my
WI family for Indigestion with great ben
eft"
NOTHING now on this market equals
Deans best rio and Java mixed coffee.
Ask any grocer for Ii, Gr send to No. lS9
Poplar street and get a pound.
THE vile and dangerous medicines sold
for urinary diseases should be avoided,
and Bethesda, which is furnished by ma
ture, used. Robinson, apotheeary, agent.
"Pm happy TO sag DR.. Benson's Skin Cure
has cured my eczema of tie scalp Of four years
stdnding.-John A Andrews, Attorney at
Law, Ashton, Ill. One dollars at druggists.
Endorsed by physicians.
TELEpIIoSE No. 46 will call Buttenberg,
the cabinetmaker. Furniture repaired and
reupholstered in all it's branches. Mat
~tresses, awnings, tents, packing, skipping
and storage. No. 23l Second street.
THE new p~rinting-house and book-bind-
cry of Diver & Co. have located at No. II
Monroe street, Porter block. The change
from 81 Main street TO their new quarters
gives them greater facilities, which they
require.
ANGosTURA BITTEKs is known as the
| great regulator of the digestive organs all
over the world. Have it in your house.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the genu-
| inc article, manufactured by DIR. j. q. b.
Siegert & Sons.
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PERSONALS.

Col. W. G. FALKNER, of Ripley, Miss,
is at the Peabody.
j. J. DoHERTY, city editor of the Vicks-
burg Erening Post, is in the city.
H. H. McCALEB, of the yicksburg
Herald, was in the city yesterday.
o. H. p. PIPER left last night for Wash
ington, to be absent several weeks.
J. F. AGLAR and N. Haight, of the great
Union Pacific railroad, are in the city.
A. NJ. MARYE left last night for Pass
Christian, Miss, in search of health.
HENRY G. BERGER. advance agent of
Nine. Modjeska, was in the city yesterday.
Miss LEILA GooDLoE will pass the holi-
days with her relatives, Mr.. James Good
loe and family, on Mitchell emu
DIR. DICK TAYLOR, formerly OF this city, has
| been elected Worshipful Master of Blue
| Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, Hot Springs,
Ark.
Miss MARIE BROWN, daughter of Gov.
John G. Brown, is in the city and stopping
at the residence of Col. Robert f. Looney,
on Adams street.
ISAAC B. REFS, Vicksburg; DIR. G. H.
Sewer, Brownsville; ]. A. Presnel, Spring.
field, Mo-, and Henry Shelton, Springfield,
Mo-, registered at the Cotton Exchange
yesterday.
E. EMoNsoN, Carlisle, Ark; J.. A. Bar.
ton, New York; II. G. Graham, New
York; G.. B. S. Trautham, Mammoth
Springs; w. T. Currie, Brownsville; s. T
Caldwell, Jackson, and j. X. Waddy, Col
lierville, visited the Cotton Exchange yes
terday.
Miss ESTHER LEVY, whose death occur
red Saturday, was buried yesterday in the
| Jewish cemetery. The funeral was n very
large one. Rabbi Samfield conducted the
ceremonies, both at the house and tn,
grave. The deceased was a member of the
Hebrew Young Ladies' Sewing Society
and her surviving companions attended il
a body and crowned her grave with flora
offerings.
HID. DUTToN, travelling passenger agen
of the Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council
Bluffs railroad, is in the city. Mr.. DuttoI
represents the most direct and only line
running through Pullman sleepers be
tween Kansas City and st. Paul, and il
connection with the Kansas City, Spring
field and Memphis road affords Memphis
a direct route for all points in. the Nortl
and Northwest, with but one change o
cars for st. Paul and Minneapolis, Mimi
THE ladies' cabin of the steamer Jane
Lee was graced last Friday evening by
ceremony unprecedented in steamboat an
nails. Mr.. Plat w. Rhodes, chief clerk o
that elegant packet, firing of the 'lonel,
way" sought and won the hand and hear
of one of Helena's ARK fairest daughter
Miss Minnie Hutchinson-and, by tn,
assistance of the legal "powers that be,
made her Mrs. Rhodes. An unusual fea
ture OF this surprise party was that bot
families were agreeable to the match, an
CONGRATULATED the happy Dair-
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Mr.. @. L. Benson, Of Lexington, Ky, was deaf
for fourteen years. His father was a physician,
and took him 10 see some very eminent M.D.'s,
but did him no good. DR.. Wilbur mado him all
rirhf In n shnrl time.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal COurt-Greer, Judg

Calendar for to-day: Nos. $50, 131, 241,
Fortune Dow; 1873, Manuel Alexander
and Henry Howard; 23S, $50, Charles
Johnson; 240, Sam Solomon and Michael
Price; 134, Jennie Mclean ct al; 245,
Mamie Davis and Julia Johnson; 247, w.
l.. Henderson.
Calendar for December 10Th: No. 50,
IT NJ Edwards
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EcWh HePVrt
MEMPHIS, TENN, December II, 1888.
me far- Their. Mind. Weather..
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Mr.. Fayette Pemberton, Of Henderson, Ky,
had y little girl whose leg was drawn nearly
double. and did not walk for four years. DIR.
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Miss Betty Chenault. Of Lexington, Ky, was
leg at all. DIR. Wilbur cured her in Eve months.
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. drny mule for Immediate use,
4 n SHANES- go Ma
FOR SALE.

poAR-A puss-sfsd pedigreed Poland China
ID Boar; can be seen 81 ParSer-s wasen yard
i ada2 Tsst 1As sH s. j. s sfIsf Ssf is saIs Main x .as Ms IN : his:
CEEn CORN-Two hundred bushels of Map-
= moth Yellow Corn will produce forty TO sixty
bushels per acre on medium land. One bushel;
money BY registered letter or postofhce order.
Mr.. :; laid Eve ears q his MaEEoi Corn on
our table that measured feet inches. l<s un-
doubtedly a hns eorn.-Ens.
A PPLEToN'S AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA
~ -Twenty-one yolUmssl bound in halt-mo-
ROCCO, never have been used. Can pc bought Tor
$50 BY applying at once TO &4 Second sc. Lost SltL:
I ANp-one hundred and thirty-two acres OF
II land four miles south of Witho Depot on Cy-
press Creek, . part of the Col. Sam Leake place.
aff sSn acres ISeS S,ea sSSdi fsein SH Wei In ySsns orchard.
Will sell for Sl5OO-one-third cash; balance &c one
10 Madison street.
TTITZFELD Headlight Oil. Telephone So. No
ii Pcddling. Free delivery. sS Second st.
CT0VE-N large Charter Oak Wood Stove, in
Scxcelient order. ApPIlv s. Monroe. near Second.
CEDAR!-CEDAR!-win SS%Se in a fey days,
- on the Charleston yard, a large .NNoi, sslel
Tisnber OF every deScription-tclcgraph anu.
phone ta.es, fcnee-posts, shingles, ratings, pick
citing, hoosiss. ceiling for closets, eOopering tim
line. Wiiiseii cheaper tEan the cheapcst. Leave
Orders at 80 Second, 81 door. 5. J. BEENE.
n0uBLE CUTTAGE-With S rooms; lot 40
- by 40 feet fronts; Nos. &S and 2SM South
street. Title perfect.
TGW-0ne really frst-elass Ts-Jersey cow
lRrgc, hne locking, heavy and rich mixer;
will calye TO Lord Langdon. 4ii, Ale 9. R.,
soon. Young and one Of the very best. Price on
cars here, SIPS. Other stock for sale also.
W. l.. MCDONALD. Upton, Tenn.
LNARM-A good upland farm, three and a-hali
II miles northwest Of Lonoke Depot in Lonoke
county, Ark, containing 800 aeres-0 acres in a
good state Of cultivation. For further ~partieu.
L. ALLEN, at Lonoke. Ark.
VALUABLE VALLEY FARM-Situated hve
miles northeast of city, of easy reach by
rail or dirt road, being only one mile from Fray
ser Station, on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
The tract contains l0l acres-lD acres cleared and
in cultivation; No. / houses for labcrsrs, with
brick, ehimneys, fine fences, stables, cribs, etc;
all table land. Price SIS per acre, cash.
+. W. R0YSTER L 20
HuNEsf BUILDING LoTS-In South Mem
II pAs; 40 feet deep. Address r, Appeal.
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Oil Paintings.

Now on exhibition at the Domestic sew
ing-machine Office the largest stock and
finest specimens of oil paintings in Men,
phis. You are invited to inspect them.
Sold ON easy payments.
M d: Second street.
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Mrs. B. Uoulihan, of Lexington, KY, had n
cancer on her nose for over two years. DR.. Will
bur drew il entirely out, with four roots all at
tached, and she made a rapid recovery.
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Mr.. Frank Wagner, Of Padusah, Ky, had ca
tarrh, which got into his throat 3pd1 Ircvs ted
him from speaking above a yhisredD ns6yes three
years. DR.. Wilbur cured him in Aaew weeks, so
he canfnow talk aloud.
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Miss Dorah Rupertus. of Paducah, KY; bad
been cross-eyed for thirteen. years. Dr. Wilbur
made them straight in one minute
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GREAT SALE
Watches. Jewelry, silverware

Diamonds, Watches, yewelry, SilVerware
In fact, the entire stock Of $. Rothschild
will be sold at a~stonishingly low figures
THIS Is NO HUMBUG.
must be sold for the benefit OF his
creditors. Parties can save fully fifty per
cent. by purchasing anything they may
want in that line from me.
i. ROSENTHAL, Assignee, 4.
o1n Main straaf
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Notice to Contractors

State Of Mississippi, Coahoma eounty-Doard Of
Supervisors, Special December Term, lss3-
IN compliance with an order made a 1.-THE above
l. stated term, sealed proposals will be received
By the undersigned for the repairing of what is
known rs the Thompson and Gordon breaks in
the Mississippi river leyec N aforesaid county.
before the first Monday in Janusrr, lssf-
The Board reserves the right % reject any and
ali bids, X. N. HARRIS, Clerk.
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B.T,0WBNSTEIN& BROTHERS
FOUND.
EYE-GLAssES-which the owner can find at
IL the Appeal office.
Personal.

A PRIVATE BENEVOLENCE-Yesterday a
~ colored woman walked into a certain grocery
and asked for credit for one pound of bacon and
three pounds of -four, which was refused. Hay
smashed on Tuesday last, she turned for home
with tears in her eyes, not knowing. where she
would get her supper, when d. LYNCE, travelling
manager for the house of Kelly * Co., New York,
stepped forward, with n look of contempt on his
face and an imperious wave of his hand, and or
dered a beautiful fruit cake, four pounds of bacon
and forty pounds of -four, with the generosity
that only an Irishman can. The suffering woman,
RHODA ALST0NE,
u nunIan straat
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Having had much complaint from hose
who had purchased the Kndbe piano OF
and having failed to satisfy them, not
withstandingthe great expense and trouble
/ was put to in exchanging their defective
Knabe pianos for others, that afterward
proved equally unsatisfactory, besides
having had to return to the factory new
pianos which were defective, or to sell
them at reduced prices, as defective
pianos, / laid these complaints before the
manufacturers. Instead of remedying
these defects and supporting a FAITHFUL
and -PRoNPT-PAYING agent in his demand
for first-class pianos, when he paid first
class prices, they suddenly withdrew their
agency without notice or any cause what
ever, expressed or implied) fiom an agent
who must have proved too discriminating
and exacting a judge and placed it where
-h~ir pianos are not likely to suffer by
comnar;soi with "beaer pianos for less
,nonev.n The above reasons, coupled with
= recent act of bad faith practieed upon
me. their legitimate and authorized agent,
induce me 10 relinquish the agency with
ont regret. and l hereby offer to close out
nv stock OF Kanhe pianosstin on hand the
best way possible, but without my guar
anteeing them.
30 Main street. Memphis. Tenn;
Or 49 Main street. Little Rock, ARK.
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EXQUISITE TOILET SETS,
Slightly Damaged, at Less than First
Cost.

Fifty-seven of those exquisite Ladies'
Toilet Sets that were slightly damaged by
the fire on Wednesday evening will be
placed OH sale Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday next at half the cost value. Ladies'
are cordially invited to call and examine
these goods at 211 Main street.
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see the beautiful

GAIL and see the beautiful new style
Cabinet 6Ia3d Hollenberg piano, ordered
expressly for one of our most prominent
and munitieent merchants. Now on exhi-
pition for a days at IL. G. ollenberg's 8, 20
Main street.
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r. VI. HU1hIEH z CO
lINEsf BUILDING L0TS-In South Mem
II phisi a0 feet deep. Address r, Appeal.
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For real, bona fde bargains in good, re-
liable pianos and organs, go to Hollen-
berg, who has the largest stock and will sell
cheaper than any other house. No. 229
Main ctraat
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FRANK
WANTS.

MACHINE HANDs-To operate on jeans
NJ pants; also, HAND-SEWERS.
FRANK & VENDIG, 2S Main st.
nRY GOODS sALEsMAN-That understands
u German, at a Beale street. -
YOU'VE MAN-smart and quick, aged IS to Is,
L to work in Office must be well
Apply IN own h'H'" ca1e Letter Carrier No.2
INEXPERIENCED CARPET-LAYER-Apply to
II G.. W. NALL, 34 Main street.
TEMPERATE YOUNG MAN-To travel with
the advertiser; salary slS per woss Sna SA-
Call at Cochran Hall Hotel between 10 am. and ,
pm. Inquire at Room IL.
nRESSMAKING-Two good hands at
u II A. FLEMlNG'S, 39 Main ST.
D0STTION-As assistant bOOk-keeper, ship
l. ping clerk or collector by a young man who
is not afraid of work, and can furnish good ref
ereuce. Address Y. q, this office.
NIULf@A gentle mule for farm work. Address
vi A. b., Appeal office.
DGY-A boy about eighteen years old in our
d Autograph department. Also, q boy who has
had two years experience in the printing ih6 business
NJ AN-To open an office in Memphis and SUI
vi perinteud the manufacture and sale Of the
"woman's Friend" device by which clothes are
washed by steam T'.nhogT1I l@ + pittsburs. Pa.
DILL CLERK-Address with references; stat
u ing experience and salary expscted' whole
sale Grocer care Letter Carrier No. =.
GITUATION-As salesman, the wholesale gro
> Gerry business preferred. a., Appeal office.
COLLECTOR-An energetic, reliable young
~ man as collector, Is to ID years of age; must
come we'll recommended. Address L., care this
office, stating where he can be found.
AAULE-A drny mule for immediate use.
vi j. I. SlANKS, S2 Main st.
1n00 TONS RAGS, Cast and Wrought Iron,
lOOO bry Rpues; also Second hand Machin-
evy bought and sold BY 5. GABAY, Ag't and Com
mission Merchant. 400 10 tlSShelby ST, Memphis.
/ ABoRERS-5OO leborers, day cr~station. work.
IL on the possum Fork Leyee, between Arkan-
ss City and Amos Bayou, Dssha county, ARK.
Headquarters camp AZ Chicora Landing. Apply
on works. ARNOLD q CO., Contractors.
4 NID GOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jewelry.
\jetc., for cash. ]. N. milford 4 CO., SS Main
mNO ELECTRIC BELTS-For s., and no PAY
SZO unit cured book FREQ; agents, wanted.
A. c. FLETCHER. Cleveland. Ohio.
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DoAR-A puss-GTs1 pedigreed Poland China
ID Boar; can be seen 81 parker's wagon-yard
week. lie is three years sidj weighs 500 lbs.
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S. CLEMENT, Sc Beale street, will pay the
highest market price for poultry, game,
fish. etc,
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May be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnett's Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon OBJ
tanning Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, they
are the hest.
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Nine. Modjeska opensan engagement at
Leubrie's Theater Monday night next.
The sale OF seats begins Friday morning.
The repertoire will be as follows: Monday,
Adrienne L%ecOuyreur; Christmas matinee,
Camille; Christmas night, Tigelth Night !;
Wednesday, As You Lie IT,. The advance
sale OF seats will commence next Friday
morning, December 2lst, at . o'clock, at
Hollenberg's music store. 229 Main street.
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Weather Strips

Keep out cold, rain and dust from doors
and windows. Applied and satisfaction
guaranteed by Hook & LaGrill, dealers
in wallpaper and window shades, 2S9 and
POI Second street.
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PHYSICIANS prescribe Bethesda water,
and Gov. ]. NJ. Rusk, of Wisconsin, in.
dorses it as "the best water in the world.
Sold by Robinson, a~pothecary.
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We have The finest and freshest i'm the
market. Prices rs low ON orders rs can
be obtained i'm person. Oranges and all
kinds of produce of best quality. Your
orders solicited. DrayaSe free until
Eraut Street
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FOR RENT

TWO FLOORS-0ver No. 81 Main street, for
i rent cheap. Apply TO Diver Y Co., A Monroe.
DOOMS-Nicely-furnished front rooms at S26
IL Second street, upstairs.
Upstairs portion ofll1 Jefferson St., consist
~ ing Of furnished kitchen and two furnished
bedrooms, complete for housekeeping.
~ tI6 nn,TRT GT
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THERE is nothing so refreshing and
healthful as a glass of Bethesda water be-
fore breakfast. Sold by Robinson, apoth-
ecary.
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EVERYTHING in the line of Christmas
groceries at Carson & Paine's.
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Back Taxes
Wanted.

Paid and the necessary scrips and indeht-
edness furnished at lowest prices. Ap-
ply to EDWAR GOLDSMITH,
At Manhattan Bank.
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Premature Loss of Hair.

In watches, jewelry, etc, can be seen a
the assignee sale of S. Rothschild, 3lt
Main ctraat
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CHIcKERING PIANOS, in full assortment,
at Ii. G.. H~ollenberg's music house, 229
Main street.
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VIM. JACK NSONS,
IMPORTERS,
China, Glass and Quecnsware.
SOUTHERN PALACE,
332 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Advice 70 Mothers.

AOVIce 10 MOtfEtfs.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the lit
tie cherub awakes as "bright as a button"
1t is very pleasant TO taste. Ii soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, re-
lieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhma,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.