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LONE JACK, No., Sept. Il, 1879.

41V-NA4 U-AS1A3 4IAV', Oku' =, IOFOs
have been using Hop Bitters, and have re
ceived great benefit from them for liver COM
plants and malsrial fever. Thry are superior
to all other medicines. P. NJ. BARNES.
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man Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
Lyman Dayton's Addition

Lyman Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
| Supposed owner and
description. Block. Benefits.
NJ Danes WHY 100 # of s Ely
$50 fit of S44 81
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Receipts and Shipments .

This following are the receipts and
shipments for the past tBenty-four
ours:
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Bertha Street, East Side.

Lieneu, Peters & Minea's Encouragement OF
Block u, Bells Addition to st. Paul.
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9Diamond Dyes VIII color any thing any
color, and never fail. The easiest and best way
to econ. mize. 10 cents, at al druggists.
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North Street, South Side.
Brunson's Addition to st. Paul.
Prairie Street, South Side.

Lichenstein's Subdivision of NV 4 of Lot 8
Leech's Outlets, st. Paul.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, Sept. ~, 1883.
ALI persons interested in the assessments for
The construction, relaying apd
repairing Of Sidewalks, in the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota, I'M
der contract of Peter Berkey,
estimate No, 81 for term be-
ginning April /, 1888, and end
ing November l, A. D. 1888.
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that on the goth day of Sept, 1883, did receive
a warrant from the City. Comptroller of
the City of st. Paul, for the collection of the
above named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that if you
faiI to pay the assessment within
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Bates Avenue, West Side,

Lyman Dayton's Addition to st Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot Block Benefit
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Partly in Dayton & Irvine's Addition to st.
Paul and partly in Rice & Irvine's Addition
10 St. Paul
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Randall's Addition to st. Paul
Twelfth Street, South Side.

Robert and RandalI's Addition to st. Paul.
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Cooper Street, West Side.

Supposed owner and
description. Benefits
s Lindall, lot 8, Borup's addition to
st. Paul, and strip of land bounded
by said lot 8, Tenth street, and the
Ely and WHY lines Of said lot pro-
duced to Tenth street ............ $50 1;
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Irvine's Addition to West St. Paul.
Nelson Avenue, South Side.

Dayton and Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
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BLAZE
That Promised to Develop into q First.
Class Co~nlagration About
$1,000 Damage.
The Furnishing House Of Sam Nay Con
s~iderably Damaged by Water
The Cause Unknown.

An alarm of FIRE was sounded at 8:l5
O'Clock last night, caused By q blsze which
had been seen for two or three minutes
through the third-story windows OF the build
ing No. 269 Main street. the engines were
promptly on hand and son had under con
troll what at fret promised to be a disastrous
IRE. As IL vas, the damage was considera-
bic. The frtmen worked under Dumer-
Gus difficulties. The stairway caught
about the time they arrived and IL
was not possible to work more than
one hose on the inside. The greatest diff
Guilty was experienced in raising the ladders,
on account Of the network of telegraph wires,
which we're badly tangled in the attempt.
One hose was carried up the rear stairway
and the others played upon the fIont of the
building, throwing streams through the win
dow upon the hre, which was confined to the
interior Of the building. Every now and
then il could be seen TO blaze up with new
vigor, but at the end of an hours hard work
was en'irely extinguished and the ~neighbor.
ing property saved. The stairway part OF
the third Ind fourth fo6rs and Q portion OF
the roof were consumed. The building is
owned by John Overtou, jr, and
the damage to it is placed al 5000.
The ground door Is occupied BY Sam
May. daais- IN gentlemen's furnishing goods,
euu tue upp~T uOOIs Oy the miilinefy ebtdD-
Iishment Of Baum & McAnAily. May is in
sured in the Home, in Hirrch & Gsonauer's
and In Marx & Bensdorf's agencies for about
i65O0. he values his stock at somewhere
about $4,000, and the damage is fully one
hall, ali by water. Tie amount OF Baum &
McAnally's loes and insurance could NOT be
sscertained. Their stock is damaged about
Two thirds. P. E Hopkins, next door north
OF May, is slightly damaged by water. Voc.
geli, on The south, escaped. Mays and Hop.
kins's goods we're we'll covered by tar
paulins, and a good deal of damage was
sverted in that way. The total dam
'ge is somewhere in the ~neighbor.
hood Of $4,000 to building and goods
The origin of the fire is %enveloped in mys.
terry. A number of persons in the neighbor.
heod smelled The smoke end several saw thu
blaze at lesst three minutes before the alarm
Of fire was given. The announcement wal
made by 8 daughter of P. E. Hopkins, Wit
was upstairs over her fathers store snc
heard the cracking of The blaze. Notice o.
the TACT was al once given by her, and ar
alarm was turned in.
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PERSONALS.

MR. J. AIGBo left for Hot Springs yester.
day.
Nh. 4. II. ARNOLD leaves for Liberty, Va.
today.
DE-. J. P. ALLAN leaves this morning for
Bon Aqus-
Mr.. ROBERT THOMAS, OF Menken Bros.
left last nigh: for East Tennessee.
ASSISTANT ArroRNEY-GKsKRAL WEAK.
LEY LEI. Tor Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday.
GEN. E C. WALTHALL and family, Of
Grenads, Miss are spending the summer n
Bon Aqaa.
Miss MARIE VAcCARo left Yesterday on
the ssesmer Arkansas City to spend the
summer at ST. Pau, MINI.
The Hon. Jacob Thompson and vile and
Miss Louise Loouey lesve for Mont Esgle
Springs to-day ria the Louisville and Nash
vile.
Mr. EDDIE L. SCOTT, who died yesterday
at the residence of his mother, on Mosby
street, was for several years a salesman Il
Wan. Frsuk & Co.'s, and was the only brother
OF Mr.. James Burk Scott, formerly of this
city. Deceased was compelled by failing
health 10 abandon his post of duty two yeans
ago, and has been confined TO his room for
several months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
BUFPALoLITHIA WATER.
Buffalo Lithia Water
For Rights Disease Of the Kidneys-
Stone Of the Bladder-TRe G0uty
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dys.
pepsia. Etc.

DE- VIZ. A. OF New York, Surgeon.
Genssal u. s. Army l~re,ireal, Professor of Dis
eases Of the Mind and Nervous System In the
University of New York, etc.
"lhave for some time made use OF the Buffalo
system. complicated with Bdshts Disesss OF the
Kidneys, or with aGouty Diathssis. The resuls
have been eminently satisfactory. Lithia has for
like cases, but the Bufalo Water certainly acts
better than any extemporsneous solution Of Tue
stomach. I also often prescribe 1t in those cases
Of Cerebral Hyperemia, resulting from over-men-
al work-in which the condition called Nervous
Ssnesi p5"r M ~
The late DR.. THOMAS P. ATKINSON, formerly Of
Dsnvfle. Va. at one time President Medical
Society of Virginia.
aExpeience has proved the suaalo Mthis
Water to be 2 powerful agent for the removal Of
It mas been found especially enacacious in the
Its beneficial results, however. in Uric ACID
Calculi are not restricted 70 the removal By means
OF solution or disintegraton. Of Csieuii, which
quently SO corrects the consututonaI tendency %
excess N the production of Unc Acid or Of any
es6ss.. sssa il 1 fpom IL, ma: :gl nsss the ?. % P5 3, event, t 81 pc,
deposition IL has in some cases proved an en-
Gent remedy me sa In sia,,cin g; The he soGaa and pre-,
as the Uric Acid sediment.
when used at an early stage, while enough OF
the renal structure rem aims TO answer the purpose
OF purifying the blood, IL Is Of decided efficacy in
Brghf's Disease Of The Kidneys, and indeed In
some cases WHARF the destruction of the Kidney
has been greater Its use has resulted in partial
restorsdon and proioneation Of life"
De. HARVEY L. BrRD. Of Baltimore. President and
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children in the Baltimore Me1icAl College,
formerly Professor of Practical Medicine, etc.
"a have witnessed the best results from the &C
ton Of the Buffalo Litnia Water, Spring No. 2, in
Chronic Govt, Rheumatic Gouf, Rheumatism,
Gravel and Stone In the Bladder, and / do not hee
ttate TO express the opinion that in al diseases Do
pending upon or having their origin In the Unc
Acid Dfathesis, II Is unsurpaased. n, indeed. IL II
equaled By any water thus Tar known 70 the pro-
fezfon.
ait has an ascertained vsiue In Bdzht's Dissase.
A knowledge OF It's action IN that diseAke thus faY.
would seem 70 warrant the belief that II would. In
many fnsfaacex at least in its early stages. arrest
IL entirely; and in is more advanced stages, H0VO
. decided comfort snd palliative"
These sprisks are now Open 10
Water in Gases Of one dozen halfullnn be<asA
5 Per case at the 6prineL.
Springs pamphlet ssnt 70 any addrsaL
sot1 .Atsr and pamphlets may Be bad Of JOHN
THO0. 8 6OCDE
Proprietor Du1Aio Lthia eprtnQt
neckienbuu cuu1y, vtsg111A \
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NEW ORLEANS MAnkETs.

NEW ORLEANS, July H.-fIour steady
and unchanged. Corn in fair demand;
mixed, Sic; white, CSC; yellow, Csc. Oais,
Ala 46c. Cornmeal scarce and frmer: fresh.
- S0fd2 IS. bay in fair demand; choice,
$4,000. Pork lower, SIS %. Lard sieady;
fierce, 95c; keg, 9sc. Bulk meats quiet but
firm; shoulders, &c. Boon quies; shout
dsrs higher; clear aud clear rib
steady, 8tG83e. Whisky stssdy. Coffee
quiet. Sugar dull. Nolas.es -nothing doing.
Rec steady. Bean dbl, s23s. Exchange
New York sight, 81 % pr 1900 premium.
Bsnkers' sterling, 4S4fa4841
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ADDITIONAL liver NEWS.

EyAuyuLz JOY @.-Night-River SO
20 e: sso.t So s4lIns. Weather elsss and
LopuYuLH July 2o.-Eight-River fall
ing, N1lh let ut1ches In the canal and Z feet
II fncbe9 Y ~ 0nte on the falls. Weather
partly cloudy an gnrm Business Gull Arrived:
faffi C. DBcyn- 011pnau: Cons Millaf. Cinein-
matt. last n1gns; III s. Hays. New Orleans. De-
parted. Cons NH. Memphis, last night The
WIN 6. HayB wfu reanip her freight and people
here auf Egeux1 - Rnd1eAh tonight
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. L. Hampstead to Sam E. Blackburn and
others, 40x150 feet on the west side of We'll
lineton street, $40.
A. Hatcher and wife to w. F. Taylor, ten
acres in township l, $500.
c.. A. Miller and wife TO Eureka Fertiliz.
ing Company, Elk and one-hslf acres in Fort
Pickering. $1,000.
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NEW Yoak a o

NEW YoRK, July 20.-The market wa.
more quiet in gepersl demand, ye; for season
able spec'slties thsre has bssn good inquiry
followed BY fairly large a~nortmehts, prints,
dress goods, fannels, b1ankeIs, skirts, under.
wear, hosiery, fancy knit u~oolens and soft
WOOL dress fabrics having the chief attention,
with the demsnd Tor eossons very moderate
and limited 70 choice ezsdes, and makes Of
brown and oleachsd shirines and wide
sheetiugs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
BOB's BOB
From the GalIoWs.Tree into the Haven
Of Rest for Condemned Aurderers
He Dies Game
And Dispenses with the Usual Exhorta-
tions to His Friends to Meet
Him in Heaven.

Al 1921 O'Clock yesterday Robert Wilson
fell from a gsllows toward the neither world.
he slept we'll at night and awoke refreshed
IT sunr se. AT $50 o'clock he was visited by
Either Aloysius and two of the sisters of Ls
Saletie, who have attended him closely ever
since his return from Jackson. The Sitter;
departed about 10 O'Clock, leaving Father
Aloysius to administer the last rites of the Ro.
man Catholic Church to the doomed man
At 8 o'clock Jailer Lswless
PREPARED A BREAKFAST
of toast, eggr, POTATOES and coffee, Of which
Wilson partook heartily and with seeming
relish. He remained closely in his cell the
entire morning, and received no visitors ex-
cspt representatives OF the press. At II
o'clock be took q bath and donned a neat suit
Of black, provided by Sheriff Cannon. Els
shirt was new and white, and with his DARK
suit and a plain white Becktie, gave him
A NEAT APPEARANCE.
His foster sister, Anu Dunn was admitted
to his cell shortly tfterwsrd, condoied with
him q few moments, and then retired 10 the
hall, the iron dooc Changing behind her
When a report & Of the APPEAL approached
the cell be found her standing there, talking
in q low voice, through the narrow aperture
behind which the murderer's face could be
seen, peeripg out upon a little coierie OF per.
cons, who stood in the hall. He caught sight
of the reporter, and inquired if Chat wasth
APPEAL map." When answered in the al
6rmative, he said be bad been misrepresensed
in an interview held with him Immediately
upon his return from Jackson. When asked
to point out the error, he made it plain tha
be was sensitive about the mention made o.
his fondness for
PIES AND THINGS.
He used some rather loud words sud be
trayed not a little heat, but when his sistel
begged him to compose himself he feemed te
realizs that it was the wrong time and place
for ordinations and quoted down, saying
he foIgsve everybody all the harm they hac
ever done him.
allow do you feel to-day, Wilson," asked
the reporter.
~ feel very we'll" he answered.
"And you enjoyed a nights rest and
breakfast, l suppose?"
"Yes, sir. L did"
"You feel al peace with all the world?"
sob, yes.n
"Have you anything to say?"
Nothing al all" be answered, and the re
porter turned away to inspect the instrumen
Of his punishment. The gallows was bull
in the rear Of the iron cells. Thejail build
ing proper is of brick spd within this is boil
an iron cage, three stories high, the Who'll,
surrounded by a spiked wall. The following
diagram will give a clear idea of the plsc
Of execution:
nrAdnaA
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IIansaclions aggregs ted PCS .O23 sharee, al
THE "PosT,sU coTToN REPoKI

NEW YORK. July 2O.-Ths Esesisq Psx
@4100c lower. The demand continued
email, yet the offerings we're not suficient 70
prevent an advance from 10 9 7-l00c. At
the third call August brought 9 9 100c, Sep
lember $780,, October 9.76c, Novsnber 9 CSC,
December 9.7lc, March 1ec, showing a de-
cline OF 8 points for August and 6ep,smber
and 1-100c for the later months. Futures
closed steady, July aud August 2-100(as3-I00c
dearer than yesterday, the baisocs 4-1009
$1,000 dearer. Spot cotton wss easy, At loo
for middiing upIands, with SAILS Of 54S bales
to spinners, 5000 bales 90 spscuiatiou, and
200 bales delivered on contracts.r
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Mrs. w~ius..eu's Soothing Syrup should al.
vays he used when chiiSS: are cutting teeth II 70
heves the little sufferer At snce; It produces
n.tnr.i; Sqist sissp y relieving the ss;ia mo. .
button" Tits very pleasant % rAxls- II nocthes
the child. softens the gums, allxyu AL pain, roffeves
raznedy fos otAyrhea, whether Arising trom seet
ina OF otner c<c fesl Twentv4nve Cents ootus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
veegeii Escapes without Damage and is
Ready Tor Business.

]. w. Voegeli, I'll Main street, was not
damaged by last nights fire, snd ia ready,
this morning, as usual, for business. Voegelils
shoes are known everywhere, and persons
needing anything in his line should give him
a call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

UaLy blotches and Stubborn old sores ara
cured by Samaritan Nervlns. 81 SO.
Mrs. p Rucker, of Davis Mills. Va s.vs.
D Richmood's Samaritan Nervipe eursj
my daughters fte." Call for it at your drug
Rists.
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LOCAL NO rICES.

Olarrhea Cordial.
FoR house decorating Henry Jaeger
SO G.yoso street.
TEETH extracted without pain at Wes-
sons, 3lS Main. Telephone connection.
TELEPHONE 7. ]. Graham, Court street,
for fire-brick, sewer-pipe, cement, lime, etc.
ATTEND the 3. L.. A. picnic at Fitzgibbon's
Grove, Sunday afternoon and night. Train
leaves at 2 o'clock.
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John Walsh, Undertakes,
Suderers Ridaey and Live
TrOuDfeS.

a OrSoIu oicol.
Sufferers from Rfdaey and Lfv6
The direct result of vitisted blood and weak
organic movement, will find Simmons Liver
Regulator a trHe remedy for these COM
plaints. 1t impsrts new life to the blood
and renews and strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. II have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for q long time. l have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has lone me more
good than all the medicine / ever took. l
would not be without il. GEO II PRATT.
~. s. Deputy-oollector "a Dist riot. Ca"
ASK your druggis. for Mississippi Diar
rhea Cordial.
Tested by Time.
For throat diseases, colds and hs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
-ficacy by q test of many years. Price %
cents-
MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial so cents and
81 per bottle.
For Making lce-Cream
C~0rnstarch, Grsnaiated Sugar, Fresh
Eggs.
extracts of
Rese, Alnoad, Vanilla, Lemon, straw.
berry, Ptaeapple. Raspberry, asans
Grated Pineapple for sherbet.
Coarse salt for freezing.
BUCK 4 CAMPBELL.
A GOOD medical tosic, with real merit, is
Browns Iron BitteraL
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Aavic 40

A GOOD medical tosic, with real merit, ID
Browns Iron Biners.
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VIII be paid 70 any ohsnist who viii find,
OF Analysts Of 100 bodies s. 8. g., one par
ticle Of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any
mineral substance.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, ATLANrA, GA.
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Hssel-
C. g. sALLow.Y -n.orn..p
Eize and location of room
Table Board-------80 Der month.
WI Maxwell. Miss n Docksy, na
j C Adkins Mirs G Rumph. Avn
HI Thompson, No Adams, NY
II r HoI, Ark G W Thom pson- Ak
A Mccoy, No IL Ridley, Tenn
A Lane, Baltimore W Young, Mis-
w 81 HAYES, Boston Frank Goodman p
s Robbins, Cincinnati A Burckherdt, Ohio
J w Browning, Ny d Granugen, NY
J ID Lot, Philadelphia G A Muncn- N Y
D NJ Russell &v, Miss J. Hood. MIs
Mrs Hopson &2c, Miss Mrs ledge. Como
Geo schlesineer, NY JB Moor, o
EFT Amber, Pa JE Heath, Como
New Claresdo. Hotel.
KNLAHaKD.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
RatesIs2. q 50 and g per day:
LIZ HUNT-------
James A Wright. La RF Foote. Tenn
E N Brent Ark J Archer. Miss
LIB Gent, Tenn Chas Hearndon, Tenn
r RGs nj XIV ST Gardner. Ky
Miss Y GsIdIs, Ky LySp: ohio
G u Rigsan, ARK NIB Tat, Il
J g Hail, Tenn Field. Tenn
RK Footes Y Arnold. NY
FW Tallman. M CK Clark, KY
A Dockery, Miss.
0ass0n's HOaei.
European plan. Enlarged, and refumished
Prices according 70 size and location of rooms
w r.
&c Trimble. Ark Taylor &s, Ark
A n Davis, ARK Miss A Davis, Ark
| Miss n Davis, Ark IL Cunningham. Ark
J w Baker. Tenn w Cooke. Tenn
w z Dabbs, Tenn DIV speake, Ala
w o koDpy, 1E-DT es.arv-. As.-
| W c Smith, Mis- T Bayne, Miss
y Hare, Tenn s z Torben, Tenn
| TT Henry, Tenn J Gates, st L .ufs
| q H Vernon, Ark W Swoope. hia
J NJ Innis, Tenn J Garter, Tenn
viii Mays, Louisville @ Cresweld, Miss
Oliver Thomson, Miss w Hetch 4, Miss
] n Peek, Ohio Sward, Ohio
n NJ sloan, NC CHI PEBBLES, NC
| r II Moron, Ky W Weely, Tenn
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Has been more destructive 70 humn
famine combined" 81 aid . d~isiDguished
writer many years ago Int II 10 - tue 70
day as then. The poor victim Of Hood
Disease is drugged with Mercury 70 cuse
the mslady. n then dosed with iedf1esto
instead of any relief. the frst breaks down
his general health and makes hin eerpple,
and The other ruins his digestive ogIaus.
To those AFFLICTED in this way 9vtCg4 6pe-
worth more han its weight IN gol4s Il an
tidotes this Mercurial Pois,n, tonW up the
system. aud brings the su1oEer back to
health and happiness. Every eron who
means take . thorough courss Of this
remedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-21

Burneft's Cocaine.
| Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest luster.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
Promotes lie healthy, vigorous growth
USE the Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial. It
will cure you.
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Fine New York mone, and stock Mark.

The New York Honey aud stock n arket
New YORK, July 17.-Money, 2@24 PER
cent; closed at 2 pr cent. offered, Prime
mercantile paper, 42@6 per cent. S~terlrg
exchange-bankers' bills 4S34 demand, ASH.
Gov rnments lower for coupon Al. anu
A.. x always firm. State securities steady.
Stocks-A much irmer lone chsrscteriz.d
speculation to-day. AT the opening prices
dvanced fractionally, but before the first
call q reaction took place. Toward midday
the trunk line shares became prominent,
aud rose 1 TO 1t per cent, aud other active
shares to 1t per cent. During the evening
the market was quiet and prices to 1 per
cent. lower. In the laet half hour Of
business the report was circulated
hat trunk line representatives at their
meeting to-day had Arranged matters satis-
fac DRY, and this started a fresh buy iug move
ment, the Vanderbilt leading in poilt OF ac-
tivity and advance. II was stated that q
prominent railway capitalist hiss NE ,tiated
a time loan Of SIC. 00e,0 GOO, running until the
middle Of ] January. Western Union. after
selling down TO 79s, closed at S0s@60s,
which, as compared with last nights closing
prices, are HOLT per cent. higher. The
trunk lines showed the greatest improve
nent. In the specialties, Richmond and
Danville advanced per cent. to 6S4, West
Point 20 81, and Pullman Palace 2 to 1901.
Memphis and Charleston declined l to 80.
Closing quotations:
GovERN ME SIS.
y. 3. S., 1903. z. IsH.
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Georgia Melons.
Car fresh melons received this morning by
KIRK ALLEN & Co.
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sUrwrits for the Little Book. which wiz
~ nailed nee.
Price-en6n Ire, u per bottle. LArse
nns (hotding &oubie quantity, 81 20 per
bottle. An 6YuUists sall 1t.
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MISSISSIPPI pisrrhea Cordial never fails
to cure.
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For Making Ice-Cream

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial so cents an
81 per botte.
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JEvYERsoNvuz8 7wfxs Co.. Ga.
Five years ago 1 found o. ny plantation
9 colered man who ~ badly diseased.
tracted . violent csse.of Hood Poison, and
had been treated by many physicians, all
failing to cure hin. t.sated him with
Swift's Specific, and IN : hort time he was
D. N. HUGHES.
One gentleman WHO had been confined to
his bed six week. win nercurial Rheuma-
tam has been cured entirely, and speaks In
the highest praise G q g. ..
01ILEs q BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Georgia WatermeIOns.
Victor ID. Fuchp, at SO and Al jefferson
street, has received another consignment of
fine Georgia watermelons. Also red snap
pers, fish of all kinds, fruits, vegetables, etc.
Give him q call.
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Browns Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial the only sure
care.