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PUBLIC SALE-We will sell at public
auction, at our farm on Eagle creek, 10
miles southeast of EmpOrIa and miles
east OF BitleTtown, on Friday, August 8,
1883, commencing at 10 a. m, sharp,
the following property to.wit: cows
and calves, 4 good mich cows aud
calves. 22 two-year old heifers, 10 one
year old heilers, one-year old steers,
3 brood mares, l span driving horses,
large horse, G years old. SO head of
hogs, 80 acres corn and millcit, lum-
Der wagon, stirring pillow. corn
plows. harrow.
TERMS or SALE:-Nine months tune
will be given. with interest at 10 per
cent ON nd bankable paper.
PoRTERFIEI.D BEol.
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STRAYED light bay horse, 8 years
old, white strip in face, disfigured front
fest. A liberal reward will be paid by
the owner, b. + Misbler. Of Plumb
creek, for information regarding his
whereabouts
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C. C. Martin commenced work Mon
day 10 rerair the Union street and
Stone school houses. Three iron rods
will be put in the brick building on
Union street, to prevent the walls from
spreading, the rooms will be duly kalso-
mined, and the building safely and
neatly fitted up. A new floor will be
laid in the stone school house on Con-
stitution street, and the old window sash
repiaced with new.
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The annual Sunday school convension
OF Jackson township viii be held Al the
camp grounds near Neosho Rapids next
Sunday. A good program has been az
ranged. prominent Sunday school work
era viii be present, and big turnout
may be expected.
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PUBLIC SAIE.--I will offer for sale
AtpulllIc auction, at the farm OF Rev.
John Jones, three miles south ot the
city Of EmPola, ON Wednesday, AugIl,
1888. commencing at 10 q. m, the fol-
property, to-wIt: 12 COWS with calves
by their side, 3 yearIing heifers, SOW,
0pigs, two-year-old heiiers, 8 yearling
steers. SOW with fodr pigs.
Terms OF sale, on all sums of $500
and under, cash; all sums over s. 90 six
months time will be given. with 10 per
cent interest and good bankable paper.
s per cent of for cash.
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An examination of the young priests
of the diocese of Kansas was conducted
yesterday by Father Dominic Meier,
at the Franciscan convent. There were
IN attendance between % and 80 priests
from different parts of the state, and
they were examined in Latin and theol-
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LOr-A red morocco pocket book ;
sum OF money contained therein
Lost north OF town. A liberal reward
will he paid. Leave at this Office.
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c.. w. NEWMAN & GO.

Don't you fail to remember that s.
III. Bell is paying the highest market
price-spot cash-for corn, oats or rye.
VIII keep bran and chop feed at the
harness shop.
Handsome hand mirrors and mir
rors OF all sizes, glassware and queens
ware, lamps and flues at j. ID. GibsOn's.
-Eldorado Engine OIL, the best in
use for lubricating purposes For sale
by j. s. Gibson.
If you want spring wagon or bug.
gy examine my stock and got prices.
j. s. GIBsoN.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds.
-Glass and putty at Bonds.
Window netting. Also q new stock
of ribbons, laces and notionss
j ID. GIBSON
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A dictionary OF the Swallow dialect,
the first work Of ITS kind ever published,
has been prepared by Miss A. w. Fielde,
who has been missionary TO SWatOW,
China, for the past four years and IL ai
present visiting America
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FOE SALE-or to cut on shares, 200
acres Of good hay grass within one-half
mile Of Hortonburg. Inquire Of 8. ID.
Curtis, HGTionburg.
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STRAyED or SToLEN-June %, 1888,
from the corner of Rural street and
Ninth avenue, one small dun mare, with
black name and tail, and branded "K.
NJ" ON leGI hip. A liberal reward will
be given fer any information. Address,
g, w. PoRTERFIEI.D, Emporia.
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MoNEY-To loan At per cent inter-
eat, with commission. Mortgage can
be paid of al any lime borrower de
sircs. IL. LLEwELEYN JONES
Office at the Court House.
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STRAYED OR SToLEN-Two rcd mich
cows, branded with the letter an" on
The right hip, and swallow fork out OF
right ear. Finder will please report at
this office
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To WHOM IT MAY CONCRRN-We take
pleasure in announcing that we are per
sonally acquainted with the officers and
managers of the Kansas Mutual Life
Association, of Hiawatha, Kansas, and
We know them To be men OF high stand
Ing and business qualifications. We
also have examined the plans of the as
sociaiiOn, and are so well satisfied OF
its reliability that We have taken poll-
cies on our own lives In the association
and believe we have as safe and rs cheaT
an insurance rs can be writlen.-Hon
JOhp p. 81 John, Hon. Lewis Hanback,
Hon. b. w. Perkins, Hon. p. b. Plumb
Hon. James Smith, Hon. p. 1. Bone
brake and Hon. John Martin.
HENRY MoYs,
Agent at Emporia, Kansas
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MoAEY-MoneY to loan IN any amount
by the Central Loan and Land company
ut the lowest rates. Call and see us be-
fore making your loans, rs We can do
,,.,i, rrnnh
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SrRAYED-From Fremont, six miles
north of Emporia, one bay mare, collar
marked and rope on neck, six years old,
wild and shy, branded ~" on LEFT
shoulder. 50 reward for her.
Address, CHAs. LITTLE,
Emporia. Kansas.
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WANTED Butter, eggs and fruit. l
will pay the highest market price for
butter and eggs for the next thirty days.
Butter must be choice and eggs strictly
fresh. M. s. Piper, 100 Commercial
street. Emporia Kansas, shipper oil
fruits and produce. Orders from the
west filed promptly. Correspondence
aoIicited
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STRAYED-one bay maryland small
colt; mare about four years old. ANY
information leading 10 recovery will be
duly rewarded. w. T. MCMAHON.
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fon SALE-One section of good hay
grass, six miles south of EmporIa. For
particulars address q. q. Smith. EmpO-
ria, Kansas.
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NJ 'puR 'aIVMuIl 'SIsAsuaanb 'oIUAssSlS
'sdUo 's1sQ 'sOnqs $1,000 'ju!qloIo spool
ZAP 'ssiIaooIS 20 sIsIsuoo 9ools mo
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MONEY Money at Warren IL leigh
toms is too cheap To steal. You can
borrow IL at prices never before made in
Kans,tS
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Col Il. W. PEARsAI1., Salesman.

LOST : On the road west from
Americas, not far from the bridge, q
child's dress OF navy blue cashmere.
Tne finder will be rewarded If he will
leave 1t at this Office or at the Americas
Pos Office.
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SATURDAY, July 81.
Mrs. A. C. Whitney. wife of W. B.
Whitney, of this place, accompanied by
her son, John FogIe. started Wednesday
fer Bluff county, Iowa.
Mrs. Highly and daughter were visit.
ing ". s. Award yesterday.
Miss Carrie Morse, who is visiting NJ
w. and hiss Mollle Gibson, will
probably return to Emp0ria today.
I'D. Glbson's new safe has arrived.
Farmers are preparing 70 commence
haying.
Large quantities of lumber is being
sold at this place.
8. d. Cahiil will attend the teachers
institute commencing Monday, the 23d
Items are rather scarce while every
body is 50 busy.
When in need Of light OF heavy
muslins, ducks aad denlms, or cotton
AIDES. call st ]. D. Gihson's dry goods
house.
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Plymouth Rock eggs for sale-two
dollars per setting. MN. b. SCoTT.
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To farmers and stock men: We now
hrndle the genuine rock salt, just the
thing for stock.
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Go To A. Mohler, Sixth avenue, near
Savings bank, to get your boots made.
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FoR SAIR-A good second hand now
ing machine. cheap for cash. at RyAn's
carriage factory.
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You can lind all grades OF buggy and
team nets ut Heilman's from 81 10 $l5 4
set.
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Ryder has the best three rnr ten cent
cigar in the market.
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PROGRAM.

The following program has been ar
ranged for the institute.
Opening exercises, 8 O'Clock a. m.
Glass in didaetics, taught by Prof.
Carmichael, and B geography class,
taught by Professor Kizer, 8:15 a. m.
B reading class, taught by Prof. Car
michael; A grammar, taught by Prof.
Kizer, and physiology, taught by Prof.
Davis, 8:45 a. m.
A arithmetic class, Prof Carmichael;
3 grammar class, Prof. Kizer; philoso-
ply, Prof. Davis, Gals a. m.
b arithmetic, Prof. Kizer. 9:45 a. m
Bookkeeping, Prof. Carmichael;
Constitution, Prof. Kizer history, Prof.
Davis, 1915 a. m.
Recess, 10 40 a. IN.
photography, Prof. Carmichael; pen
manship, Prof. Kizer, II a. m.
Glass drill, II 80 a. m.
Dismissal, 12 IN.
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'dzzH p 'soHa asNNvL 'sn SuIlq
uuo noA III Gnq HIN puS 'sS5o puS
Isanq IoJ IIU OF sIspIo s5IsI aASq GA
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Slockmen will lind the best California
and Texas saddles at Heilman's.
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You can buy your team nets cheaper
al Heilman's than any place in the city.
Gaau y 'sOaa NaNNvL
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"tt'~"Il . I'D
4ouuRL ~ 's5Jo pun Iollna-pSluBM
IIeilman beats them all for large
stock and low prices.
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.daAH q .soMa aaNNYI
A MANUAL sCHOOL.

90 sn DOS puB ITHO 'ssuemmI GIdmIs
era $3.50 pun Is1lnq 10 s0sBqolnd AnO
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daaH p sOHa aaNNVL 'sn sSs Pus
IsO 'IaqlaSol aud slusqoIsm IsqlO sq1
liz usql $3.50 puu IS4lnq sIom 6nQ eM
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Go directly to Ryder for anything in
the drug line.
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Remember that Ryder has the agency
for the celebrated Haas hog remedy.
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Rubber paint, the best of all mixed
paint. Sold only by Ryder the drug
gIct
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up 10 the racket, lie can be found
by addressing.
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dzzH y 'soHa lzNNvL 'Smss sql
IoJ SoIId ls0q5lq oql 6Vd liza puB 'ausA
en- 1s5 uso aA $3.50 puB 1Sa1nq sq3 INV
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The. AMERIcUs News.
EDITED BIZ "BURIow."

FRIDAY, July 20.
Butler g. Anderson have the stone on
the ground for substantial sidewalk in
front of their Office. We hope the good
work viii not sop here, but that some
means will be devised to continue the
walk 70 the corner Of the Sutton house.
The Collins building is having the
siding torn of and will have q new front
put in. The ceiling win be raised and
otherwise thoroughly repaired. Huest-
ed 6 Hall are dong the carpenter work.
The same may be said of the Wesley
Lesh property. with Ames & ConklIn
as carpenters. and Chitts the EdmistOn
building, with Jacob Lowe as masser
mechanic.
The reason that % many stare as their
vacant posto6ice boxes is because the p.
M. Is not allowed to hold them but ten
days after the expiration Of the quarter.
S. D. Cahill has put up the neatest
! we'll curb in town. We might sid, Ego
thou and DO likewise"
Corn IN this immediate locality is
suffering severely for rain.
Business has been very quiet the last
few DAYS.
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EMPoRIA LOAN u TRUST Co.
Sixth avenue, west OF First National
Bank, Emporia, Kans.
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For good, cool soda go To Ryder.
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'sn 90s pug IIBo 90 noA Aud IIiA
u 's5J5 puB ISnnq Ino6 9uRA 0M
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State of Kansas
Verdict.
VIM. Zimmerman

vs.. NcIulCb.
We, the jury, duly empaneled and
sworn in the above entitled case, do upon
our oatAs find the defendant guilty as
charged in the first, second, third, fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh counts OF the
information.
H. A. THOMPSON, Foreman.
When the verdict was announced, the
Judge who had been called in, DIS
charged the jury.
AS the report OF the verdictspread. the
saloon men and their friends could be
seen gathering in groups upon the
streets and convcrsing together in low
and anxious tones, evidently &, ling that
they were in the condition of the man
who was mile from land and no water
The temperance people could also be
seen congratulating each other upon the
setback which tho whisky element had
Just received, and as the evening faded
into darkness the very winds seemed to
whisper vengeance is mine, saith the
Lord"
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Emporia, Kansas.
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We have money to loan at extremely
low rates.
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Col. IL. W.. PEARsALL, Salesman.
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THE rEAcHERs.
Opening Season of the Lyon County
Institute

1 ORC1A1& GSNADO4 % NAAG ~ okA OOeAAAAI
Institute.
About sixty-five pupils and a large
number of visitors met at the high
school building Monday afternoon at :
O'Clock, and listened to 8 well-timed
address from Prof. Carmichael. stating
the purpose of the institute and the
manner IN which class work would be
conducted. The manner in which Che
teachers were 10 be divided into three
classes, viz: Class A, B and c, was ex-
planned, and each teacher asked to give
name, age and number of weeks in
which he or she had been engaged in
teaching, from which Information the
divisions will be made. The following
names are registered:
From Emporia-MaiIe Parker, Minnie
Parker, L. E. Taylor. May Cowan. Kate
Ross, Laura kirkpatrick. Jessie Kirk
patrick, May Bacon. Clara Eskndge,
Francis Eastman. Essie Evans, May
Eastman, Matte Cowgirl, Cailie Darnell.
Ella Farnham, Manda Kirkpatrick,
Flora Henderson, n. P. Anderson, Eta
Kirkendall, Alice Evans. Jessie N.
Green. Miss A. c. Hummer. Emma
Hummer, L. J. Buck, o. r. Page. Fan
ME Randolph. A. ]. Leayitt, Carrie
Bradlie, T. H. Reynolds, Carrie jackson.
James n. Townsend, George Magic,
Eva Lawrence, Mary E. Smith.
b. F. Wasson d. F. Bigler,
w. E. Haynes, w. NJ. Davidson, MahIon
Marshburn, Mamie Dolphin, Nemuel
Brown, Blanch III. Pearce, Mary Bishop,
Flora Lawrence, Lena Fife.
From Madison elylna Frants, p.
f. Yearout. Mary Z. Bell
From Americus-M Mamie Beatty, Min
mic Foster, Arthur Jaquith, Calista
Bond, s. d. Cahill, Kate Morgan.
From Hartford-B. c. Meskimons,
w. II. Dudley.
From Matte Dnmernith,
Lucy Bleiner.
James A. Corwin, Ewing; II. Ii.
Winters, Bitlertown; A A. Beck. New
Hartford, Mo-; Zelpha Hutchinson,
Ivy; Lottie Z. Henderson, Agnes City;
Emma Schenck, Council Grove.
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IouunL Gq p9lusA s5J1 puu LOuna
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A. H. Haley, Assistant MANAGE en-
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Last orLet,ers.
or Tnterest to Horssmen.

The following program was arranged
this afternoon Tor the fall meeting Of Ihe
Emporis Trosting Association:
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Dunlap Stone and Lime Company.

Asst General Passenger Agent, st Louis
Mo
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trimmings Spanish French Fine Torchon Val
E1nbrodeTies.
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great variety each OF these lines and
find please you Prepare
hot weather, which to come
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Auctionecr. July 10, 1888.
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THE SITUATION AT ST. LOUIS.
The following circular, received by
Manager Cleaver, of this city, purports
to give the exact telegraph situation at
StgLouis:
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THE sPEAkERSHIP.
JOE BLACKBURN DISCUSSES RANDALLs AND
CARLIsLE's CHANCES.

JOE BLACKBURN DISCUSSES RANDALL's AND
CARLIsLE's CHANCES.
WASHINGTON, J une 30.-Congrs Joe
Blackburn was at the White House tc-
day, writes the Washington correspond
ent of the New York World, with
a delegation of Kentuckians 10 protest
against the transfer of the Lexington col
lector TO CoviDgton. He was accompanied
by Messrs. Stephens and Allen, of New York,
who are interested in Kentucky distilleries
SHOW do you find the Speakersbip rsce,
Mr.. Blackburn" asked the World corr
sponden'.
"Very Satisfactory, he answered. 81 have
not had an opportunity to talk with nv
friends here, for l only came in this morE-
ing. But from my standpoint / teel very
we'll pleased with the outlook"
"Mr. RandalPs friends cay that he will be
elected"
"Aud | say that there ia no doubt of the
ability of the snti-protec.ion element of the
Democratic party defeating Mr.. Randall.
Whom they will unite upon for th at purpose
l cannet tell; but l sm quite willing to go
into the caucus and take my chances. 1 ex-
pect 10 20 there with more strength In an
anybody except r ndall."
More thsn Ca5lisleW
"Yee; I sm satisfied that / have moro
strength to-da, tha1 Carlisle has, and would
get more votes in the caucue; and l believe
his friends recogn z4 that fact, too. L don't
suppo,e be does, but he will when he gets
around to look up his support"
What effect will his candidacy for the
Senate have upon his attempt 10 get the
SpeskershipW
100, be has good-natured idea that he
can be selected for Speaker 10 December,
Senator in January and VIce-President in
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JACKSON. MISS.
Gov. Lowry Declines 10 Call a Special
Session of the Legisla laiure.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, July 3.-Gov. Lowry to-day ad.
dressed the following letter TO the Committee
appointed by the Levee Convention TO ask
HIN to call sn extra session of the Legisla-
ture:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, [
JACKSON, MISS, July 5, 1888.
Messrs Perkins Smith and Russell, Committee:
GENTLEMEN-I have given the request OF
the Lavee Convention to call an extra session
OF the Legislature the serious consideration
which is import ance demanded and the high
character of the members required. Acting
for the whole State and every section uf it,
and anxious that every act OF my admins
tration shall rebound TO the public good, and
animated alone by desire TO advance the
welfare of The people of the State, have
been unable TO reach the conclusion that the
''case OF emergency" has arisen which, in the
meaning Of the constitution, ju,iifes me in
convening the Legislature in extraordinary
session, and especially when such a meeting
would take place but few months prior to
the next regu ar session OF that body. l am
with great respect your obedient servant.
ROBERT LOWRY.
Some few sickly looking delegates of The
Independent Convention, which meets to-
morrow, have arrived in the city.
A large number OF the members OF the
press passed through the city tonight en-
route to Columbus.
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tisement for proposals for supplying $4,000
feet of M arhle b "a heen issued

tisement for proposals for supplying 42,00e
feet of marble has been issued.
! Amount Of clamps Imprinted on checks
aod drafts received by the Internal Revenus
Bureau for cancellation and redemp-
| ton to date, S3,000,000. Persons having
stamps upon checks ard drafts Cancelled and
returned them need not expect the money
for the value of the stamps so Cancelled for
some time to come. AD such claims are
referred to the accounting officers to be au-
dited before warrants are issued.
The new rates for postal money orders
went into effect yesterday. The rates will be
eight cents for sums not exceeding $40 and
below SIS; from that up to $50 fifteen cent?;
from $50 TO $40, twenty cents; from $40 TO
$50, twenty-five cents; $50 10 $50, thirty
cents; from $50 to $40, thirty.6ve cents; from
$40 to $50, forty cents; from $50 to 500,
forty-6ve cents. One person can buy three
800 orders In q single day. The present
rate lie, in orders, not exceeding S15, ten
cents; from SIS TO $50, fifteen cents; from
$50 to $50, twenty GEMS; from $40 TO $50,
twenty five cents.
District Commissioner West has fled an
answer to the suit recently instituted against
him by MarJ Jane Stinde and G. w. Stinde,
of Louisiana, fer the recovery OF 100000
worth Of railroad bonds, which Mrs. Stiade
claimed that she intrusted him for sale or
exchange, and which she charged he had un-
lawfully hypolhecated and refused to render
an account Of or return to her. Commits
sioner West, in his answer, AYERS that COM
plainants were indebted to him in the sum of
S11 900, and had entered into an agreement
with him TO- dispose of the bonds and apply
the proceeds to the payment of the indebt-
edness himself, returning to the. COM
claimant any remainder in exces. of
the amount OF his claims. He ad-
mits having pledged bonds to the Ma
lional Metropolitan Bank as security
for the loan of $4,000, and denied the right
Of complainants TO possession of the bonds
until their Indebtedness to him had been
paid. He also denies the allegation that he
is insolyept
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PERSONALS.

JOHN 7. WILLIAMS and family left for
Bon Aqua last night.
Miss CLARA Conway lett st night to p ass
the summer at Saratogs.
Mr. o. H. P. PIPER and wife left last
evening for St. Paul, MINI.
J. E. RANDLE and party left last night,
uia Norfolk, for New York.
AFTER an absence of several months, the
daughter of Mr.. james Reilly has returned.
MEssRs. G. NJ. AND Z. NJ. ELY, of Char
lotte, Mich, visited the Cotton Exchange
yesterday.
Mr.. A. s. MoNEAR and daughter left last
night by the Memphis and Charleston for
New York.
MISSES LOUISE AND BESSIE JOHNSON and
Misses Marsh all and Stewart left yesterday
morning for Boston.
Col. A. NJ. WooD and family leave to.
night for Old Point Comfort, Va, uia the
Louisville and Nashville.
Mr.. w. P. ELLIS, one of the proprietors
OF Bailey Springs, Ala, ia in Memphis
where he has many friepdr, and from which
place he has an extensive patronage.
MRS. A. N. MOORE and Miss Stella Moore
of Byhalia, Miss, and Miss Sallie Merritt,
of Hernando, Miss, are at Gaston's en- routt
to Hurricane Springs, Middle Tennessee.
Mr.. AND MRS. H. M. JAMES, omp .nied
by their daughter, Miss Anna Lee, left this
morning on an extended tour OF the fashion
able watering places of the North anu East.