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LOCAL huIiCES.

II you want Awnings, TentS, Mattresses,
Co.'s, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call al H.
Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
New stock Of fancy straw m atting Just r.
ceived; novelty folding sofs-bed, furniture,
carpets, etc. AMEs, BEATTIs co,
SOS Main Street.
BSDREssEs, cloaks, coats, stock ings and
ali garments csn be colored successfu ly
with the Dismond Dyes. Fashionable col
ors. Oaly Toe.
BETHESDA elegant mineral water
certainly has no superior in the world, and
.ucceeds in urinary troubles when all elss
fails.
ROBINSON. A potbecary.
DEANS best Rio and Java coffee is not
roasted 10 New York nor some other distant
city, and kept on hand for months before
reaching the consumer, but can be had hot
| from the rooster three times week.
ALMOST everything requisite for the re-
| markedly sumptuous dinners served every
| dsy by the Women's Christian Associ alton
at 302 Main street, is fully contributed by
usekeepers, grocsrs, butchers and other
dealers, so that the receip's at the tables are
clear profit for their charity. The ladisi
cannot expect to keep an sccurate record Of
housekeepers' donations, choice, varied anC
oftsn-yepeated 90 they are; but they do keel
account of the generous llber&lity of the
Business firms ihst have given freely Of thei
abundance toward the success Of this worl
for our city poor Tbst list of names ant
| donations Is a credit to oBr hum snity. L.
he coed work 20 OF.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Dallas, Tex, March -Rainwater's
s ssoo. sie'''0' 00inS' Loss ''''0'' insurance
= Cleveland, O., March 22-John Mccui-
Tough, the tragedisn left this afternoon for Wash
irgton. He has recovered from his late illness.
st Louie, M srch % A pr,irie FIRE on the
sheep farm of Croker, fifteen miles from
Arkansas City, Ks, on Sunday last. destroyed
about 400 sheep.
Vicksburg, March 22.-Ei O'Brieu, a
Waterman at fhe Delta point, at the government
works, was shot dead by Thos sullivan, in q
drunken Drawl.
Chicago, March 22.-The Republican CITY
Convention met this morning, and appointed a
ommittee of eighteen TO confer with the Inde-
day day. - anu ''pOi' " INC 'OA'sA'ion oH 'a'si'
Raleigh, N. c., M.rch 22.-The Eureka
Cotton Mills, at Mount Airy, N. c., burned this
morning. The loss is estimated at $50 COO; III sur
ance, SIS Geo. One hundred people are thrown out
of employment.
Petersburg, Va, March 22-Tne Stale
Normal Color, Institute has purchased Fleets
erecting building to cost Ss5, 00O, 10 accommo-
date 5Ou pupils.
baltimore, March 22-The statement Of
Master 4 Resny, ship-builders assigned, shows
including plant, property and bills receivable, s74
44s; liabilities, Sll4,Oe6
Chicago, March ga San Francisco
special recounts the discovery of EN- ezzlemea
III Tue ONCE Oh SlaIe HArDor commissioner John
8. Gray, who fled when the shortage, estimated
| at from $4,000 to 500, 900, was discovered.
Tombstone, Ariz March PA party oI
Americans frsm the Provdencia mine, Sonora
were attacked by Mexican rustleIs In camp One
| American was wounded. The others retreated
| being outnumbered. The loss OF the Aexicans is
unknown.
New Haven, March 22-The Yale bost
| crew have commenced their Eater vacation
| Their ct will be bountiful supply of beef and
| vegetables washed down with old Eng lish ale
| During vacation their work will be hard daily
practice in New Haven haTbor
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COMMITIEEs CHOSEN
To Visit Nashville aud Look Into the
"KuIures Tax.

The Merchants Exchange held a special
meeting yesterday to cousider the proposl'
ton OF the Cotton Exchange relative to ap-
pointing committee of two members TO act
in conjunction with two from the Cotton
Exchange to visit Nashville and lcok into
the proposed law taxing future dealers $1,000.
President john K. Speed suggested that the
law might not be as sweeping IN ita nature
81 was generally suppose. There was a
possibility that it would have no effect oD
dealings when there was an actual trsnssc-
ton, when merchandise was actually deliv-
cred In thsf cas- he did not regard The
law 40 d ,ngefou- 10 the commercial Interests
Of Memphis. No one present seemed 10 IN
dsrstabd he resl character OF the law, and
it was ficut to draw out discussion. i
wa. 6nsliy .greed tn at The two commi teens L
should be appointed, whereupon the presI-
dent named Messr. J. I. Petit and w. J
Chase. Messrs. J NJ. Foslkes and Hugh
L Briuklsy were appointed by President c
P. Hum, of the CJtIon E1chauge, spd the
two committees left for n s-hvIlle last night
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LAW REPORTS.


Calendar for 10 day: No 1852, on trial
ard Nos 1850, 1882, 7l02, 714S, IVA, 7lS9
1921, 1887, 724O, 7245, 1857, 1858, 1853
1871, 7274 from Wednesdays calendar; and
Nos, 1889, G. g. Deaf We John Hen.
bricks; 1894, NJ. H. Tighe VS. W. C
Powell & Co.; 1895. State of Tenuessee
vs. W. A. Collier; 1898, A. C. Walden
va ]. E P. B 'xIey; 1901, H. Gutenberg VI
Eta Cooper; 1902, John Burke, sgsn', v:
Ann J. Murphy; 1906, Mann, Barber & Co
va Kirk Allen & Co.; 1910, H. r Crapdal
Va Or ,nne & May; 1914, Andrew Folen va A
& e. A. Smith; 1881, Kenesaw Msnufacur
log Company VS. N. Gotten; 1888, John War
wick We Mrs Ann Sphtle e. al: 7S41, w. A
Collier, agent, VS. DR.. G. w. Mslone; 7345
Oliver, FiDnie & Co. vs. J. P. Morton, 1876
Oliver, Finuie & Co. VS. J. P: Morton; 7347
Oliver, Finnie & Co. VS. J p Morton; 754s
o liver, FiDnie & Co VS. j. p Morton; 1855
Felix J. LeClerc vs. Memphis Typographical
Usion; 1866, Lou Gibson vs. Henry Gibson
1872, Louis Seymour VS. Barbara Seymour
1878, Barbara Seymour VS. Louis Seymour
1882, Ganet Coaster vs. Pat Mcbride.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The best audience OF the week visited the
ronsntic gleus OF SSilz -rland and ascended
Mont Blanc last night under the guida nee
of Prof. Cromwell. The untrsv led majority
were given an opportunity OF viewing, as II
actually upon the spot, the besutiful scenery
of that famous land which mas furnished 80
much of inspiration 10 thu poet and the
artist, and their pleasure was completed BY
the graphic descriptions by the lecturer.
the closing scene, a steamship in the
harbor of Alexandra, was one Of the
best he has yet given us. The melton
OF the waves and the smoke pouring
out of the vessels ehimneys we're repre-
sented with wonderful accuracy. To night
Paris will be shown; at the matinee to-mor-
row, Jerusalem and the Holy Land; to-mor-
row night, Germany and the Roine. The
price Of adm issios to the matinee has been
fixed at fifty cents for adults and twenty-five
cents for calldren. No extra charge for re-
aarvad aaats
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TO-mOkROH's RACES.
4 Large Attendance and Excellent sport
Expected.

The races announced for tomorrow after
noon are srousiDg great interest among the
lovers of good .psrt. The proceeds will bf
given TO the stables that have been in train
ing at the course during the winter, and The
CONTESTANTS selected are among the best
known cracks in he couutry. Judging iron
the present outlook the attendance will be
very large including a plumber OF ladies whs
have signi6ed their intention to lend the
charm Of their presence. Trains will leave
the Memphis and Charleston depot for the
Jockey Club Course promptly at 2 o'clock p. m
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CURE GUARANrEED.

Oh. n o. Wzsr's NERVE ~ R,AIN JIsR ATssEn
A specidc for HystsE1E, Dizziness Conyulzioes
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Q
Emissions Premature Old Age, Caused by ovei.
exerion, self-sbuse or over-iI.dulgencs, which
leads 70 misery, decay and dsEsh. Uae BOX vii
treetnI2nt. One dollar box, or SIX boxes tor ave
oontSs sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt OF price
We guarantee six BOXES 70 cure any care. With
each order received by Gs for s.x boxes so mns-
MED with Ave dollars, We will senf tie purchaaes
our written guarantee 20 rEtar5; thu oEey II the
treatment doee not eEect Curs, E5n-Sl;eee -
sued only by 4. RENEGRT q Co., ~ Slss1e and
RetAn Druggists, as S=in st oct, Memphis Teaa
Orders by NEIL VII receive prompt Attention,
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For SAILOR BENT.

BARGAIN-The wilde" plantation near
IA Rieeville station NJ. ana l.. K. K 200 acres IN
TIE tract 400 ready for cui tivSton' Win gooI IN
chaser n the iaud or tenant under lease can Duy
10 No l mules plows, gear, two wagons, ana uthe.
n eu,lIs all Of which are in good order The man
sger Mr. HerndOn, can be employed, and 4sldes
being very competent is familiar with labor ana
~ ROYsTlk IL co.
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September 1880, for lhree years for malicious
stabbipg, was psrdoned Tu- sday by Gov.
Bate. A notice bad just been served upon
hun by Deputy Sheriff Cbadwtli that his
fe b ID sued for divorce, and he was read
ing his when bis psrdon was handed him
BY a messenger from the governor. He took
18th notices very cooiiy and unconcernedly.
He had been txpec,ipg The parton"
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, March 22-River fell inch
Weather cloudy and warm. Departed: City oi
Cairo, St. Louis, II am; U. P. Schenck, New Or
leans, pm.
ST LOUIS, March 22.-Rver fell l inch
and now stands Is feet inches by the gauge
Weathsr-rainiBg and colder. No arrivals. De
parted: Commonwealth, Viczsburg
NEw ORLEANS, March 22.-Weather clear
and cooler; thermometer. 65o. Arrived: Future
CITY and barges, St. Louis. Departed: W. W
O'Nesl. Ohio river. The Guiding Star is due to-
night from Cincinnati. The City of New Orleans
is due in the morning from at Louis
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Spring Lambs! Spring Lambs
GREEN Peas GREEN PEAS
sEESsEL'S Markets,
l24 and 33l Main street.
Leave orders. Free delivery.
Iafperisn

When you Fisn or leave New York CITY
have aggase expresszge and carris 81 hire, snd
TOD Al Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen
aidepot. -Four hundred and Ally elegant 70 0ms
atted up at an expense OF si0i oo0o reduced 10 81
and upwards per DAY. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-csrs, stages ana eie'
yated railroad to all depots. Families csn live
better for less money at the Grand Union than a.
any other frsf-class hotel in the city,
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Next Monday night Cnss E Foro's Comic
Opera company will present Gilbert & Sulli.
vans latest work, IoLanshej or the Peer ono
the Peri, which has had so successful a rur
10 the large cities OF the country. 1t will be
followed by Two other operas tn at hsve never
eeen heard in Memphis -Les Manteaur Noirs
and The Merry War. The sale of seals be
gins this morning q! Holleobsrg's.
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THERE is nothing in the world 80 refreth-
ING and healthiul az glass of effervescing
R.thssda before breakfast. For sale by
ROBINSON. pothecsr!.
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We make fine pastries, cream puts. choce-
late ecIarss, and a great variety OF nice
cakes, which with glass Of soda or mead,
makes a nice II O'Clock lunch.
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GHAED EASIER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Passengers and shippers.

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Co,
(As Eeorfanized) T. n Hibisy. Receiver.
OFFICE OF sUPT AND CHIEF ENefNEER
MEMPHIS February "A, 1888. I
OWING to temporary break caused 10y extreme
~ high water, all trains between Mem phis and
MADISON are for the present, discontinued
During the suspension line OF steamers will
lun daily, making close connection at Madison for
Little Rock and all points West.
The RENE AACkEADY viii leave at O'Clock
this SATURDAY. evening and the KATIE HOOP
J.R o. Monday evening, each leaN ing GU alternate
Iays hereafter, except sundays PASSENGERS and
Gil freight except Pc rishable and Live stock will
be received OF DOarl or a. the landing, foot of
1oplsr street. 40 freight will be received after
O'Clock pm ana none Tor points between Hope
tield and Madison. No interruption TO ire gnt or
travel. T.. IA. = ELY,
Receiver aud q. u.
II. u. Ei.EnISG,
Superintendent and Chief Engin
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OoRTIvALI@,

Jhe Only Perfect Care for the Opium
Habit Known.
HORTIVALIS is a sure, speedy and painless
~ cure Tor The opium or morphine habit, con-
tanning no opium in any form. 1t is the srestest
nerve tonic IN existence, furnishing large sup.
ply OF brain ana nerve food. 1t has b. en- used
with great satisfaction in many nervous disorders;
such as sleepleSsness, nervous depression, sick
headache, lost manhood, irregularities of females
and ali troubles arising from the nervous system.
A few bottles Will cure anyone addicted to the
morphine or opium habit. 1t has been used with
much success III the tIestment of inebiStes
Manufactured by
ERWIN, UAYDEN & YUNGUE,
WlHOna, Miss.
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Notice of Dissolution.

TINE firm Of wESsoN BROS. Is this day d s.
solved nv mutual consent p. V. wessou as
sumes The liabilities of the firm and will collect
The debts due them, and viii conua ue the Dental
A. wESSOS, ia,
p. V. WE5S0N-
In retiring from the above trn desira to re
urn nv thsnss 70 nv fri-adE and the ~ lie gen.
orally for their liberal patronage very ISPSet'
fully, AwASsoN' Jh-
March ~ lSsz
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Spring Lambs! Spring Lambs

sEKsSEL's Make
124 and 331 M.in street.
Lave orders. Free delivery.
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To be given at the Exposition building ne1t
Monday night is giving deal of business to
the cosiumers. 1t is likely to be very
pleasant affair.
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STRAYED.
Rn0MAANn ROARD
AZ 100 Adams stree

At lO9 Adams street.
TNLEGAET ROOHs-Furnished or unturnished'
ID with roard At GO Madison street near IhlId.
nNE OR TWO FRONT ROoMs-Wlth gooa
family; VaGce street; neignDorh0od hrst-' lass
rooms new and elegant. No other ooarjeIs;s Al
dress h, ms o- e.
S,T JAMES HOU5E-secOnd ana Adams streets
y Board and room IS per week. 1relhlenls VIII
nnd good coz ROTATIONS at low rates.
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RntfeA-

DARTIES having any OF the mortage bonds Of
I the Holly Sprines Masonic Hall, are notified
that the ali was sold under the Mortgage in May
1880 aud that the undersigned is prepared to pay
.he pro rata due said bonds when presented.
J. W FAINT 3 uryiying Trustee,
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We Need
EtOyd's.

To. day, sugar, eggs and sweet potatoes. Will
some kidd friends supply our lack?
THE LADIES, at 302 Main street.
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Floyd,s Candies

will compare with any made, and our cara
mels are just TOO sweet.
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Sale of Farm, with Comfortable Double
Hnuse. ON bindings Etc.

10y virtue OF power of attorney executed tn
d me by Mrs. Beatrice Gufin, Emma Quinn
and Israel C. Gufin, will sell at public outcry
in front of The courthouse, Shelby county, len
pessee at IL o'clock m, on
Saturday. Haret "a. 1858,
farm in the seventh Civil District OF this county,
tanning AZ so acres or less 30 of which are
cleared and 10 in woodland. Said farm is i'm
proved with fine orchard comfortable double log
house and necessary outouiiofngs. Title perfect.
Terms of Sale-Cash or one hslf cash and bal
snee in six mouths, with six per cent. interest on
deferred payment, with personal security, at op-
ton OF purchaser lien will also be retained TO Sc
cure the deferred payment Plat of survey can
De seen at my office.
ROBERT z. LoAGUE,
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C0HSgLsI.G ENGINEER.
T HAVE opened sD Office at 81 Madison street, at
| the Kennesaw Manufacturing Co, where am
.. epared to give advice ann information in Me-
en- znical Engineering and furnish drawings, cal
citations and estimates for mills aud factories.
Refer by permission to ChiCkasaw Foundry, Liv-
ermore Foundry and ReDnesaw Manuf -ctnrtns
Cumpany c.. R. LEAVITT.
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DRS. HE3ER AND KENNEDY JONES,
Office: Masonic TeGupIe.


OFFICE HOURS:
DR.. HEBER JONES, DR.. KENNEDY JONES
IL to u am, to IL a m,
to s m 3 to pm.
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Gov. CHARLES FOSTER: "Bethesda is the
finest wafer in the world
ROBINSON. Apothecsry.
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FIeyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

Returning from the Theater, you will find
Floyd's open, and he can always give you
some nice little delicscy that will please on
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Skinny Men.
"Wells's Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, EEK
usl debility Fl.
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600 Tons RAGS. Iron and BonssI

10y SAM GARAY. AGENT, DEALyR IL SIC
Is ond-tand Goods, III, 4lS snd as sHkLBE
ETRKET Ass buys and sells everything from Q
Seedie 70 q Steamboat Ee invites everybody -
vis.T "a Free Pubic Library Al kinds OF M
! eainery bought and sold
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

Peabody Hotel.
sw Pntz Cincinnati L1ndee Tenn
H Mcdonald &w, Ala W Stark, Cincinnati
Smith, Mss VS. War, Rossville
W Mitchell, Miss J johnson, Tenn
AcN Tenn A Jones, Tenn
Turey, Arksbulls Wv Msy, ArkEbulla
J Brandon, Ark buIla " B Bari arkir Arkabulla
c simpson, Cincinnati J Williams Ark
shl. Eie Ny DE- Elesn, lem
J Agnew. Y &C NengieS, o
A G Belden, NY CA Dreshfeld, n Y
N Austin, NY J A Campbell. Ne
c Wilson, Ala G D Miller d I, Y
l We'll Pa G H Chsttilon. y
W Spins NC A Aiazza, Miss
A Clark 81, IL I Harper n
Hamon, Tenn W Brook, \
NJ IS Eastman ) W W Msrtin, Ark
n e.. b ee XIV, ARK Seigler &w, Tex
C Ainslsy, Ark e GO0dm n, il. Ark
Warren &c, Tenn WateIhouse. Ark
H Rand, Miss lewis, Y
Bumaugh Louis AJ-rfel ST Louis
J II Golfer, Y II Junk, st L1ui-
r II Williams, Miss l. y aaldwin, N Sc
Friedman, Pa 1ucah OSnan XIV. Ill
W CFusby. ALBANIA Hiakie, Louisville
Van Dyke, Hy Miss Aosely, Mis-
grs Fla mel Y No II II AetlOck, XIV
W Poston, Alamo Sm tn, Tenn
r Wise C.nc,Duau I'D Parker, Cincipn ati
New CIzreGd0n ROtel.
A. J. kERR....-....--..--..- -..-.-...-ll u. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second streets.
Rates and p 50 per day. Electric bells
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day aad
night
W Ferg1 son, Tenn g COusen, ARK
W A McGinnis, ARK II Haywood, KY
= Gibts, il. o G Davis, o
ARHzli o E Roberts. o
J I Brewer. Miss A E Hunter Miss
John LArEin. Miss Miss Annie Jones, Miss
Miss G Jones, Miss X W4lk-r, Tenn
J W Summers Of, Berry, KY
P Aston. Mis- Holm NRhau, Tex
VIM Holehkiss 81, Ill + Commander Tex
J A Cummings, Ark II Dickens KY.
Gaston's Hotel.
C Moseley, Miss Miss Ssllie Bush Texas
Ernest Morton, Ala Nj : Morton, Ala
Mrs Cobb Ala Ace Wasser Tenn
r Kemp, Miss W Howe jr, Miss
ID NJ Williams Miss B Chandler. Cincinnati
n Reid Miss 7 W Barry &w, Mis-
W K Gardner England L Rabuck, Miss
Remise IT. ST Louis II W Tsgget, Ark
] D Glass Ark S Irwin, Ark
ID Drake Texas c NJ Sherrod, Ark
| p t FORSYTH Cincinnati q B Clarke Miss
Mis-. Davis, Ma hville + Chalse AK.
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FIattering Frauds

Are Acknowledgements OF the great worth
and superior merit of the genuine medicine /;
but they are very dangerous and unpro6t-
able to the consumer and deInoralizing to
the dealer. When anything else is recon-
mended as the same, or just ss good, remsm-
Der is to make you pay full price Tor
worthless article that cost the dealer one
quarter the price of J. b. Z.ilin,& Co.'s sci
entifcalIy and carefully prepared Sim
Liver Reguiator-a medicine ior the liver
generally conceded Z. have no o0ual.
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MOltVale SplllQs

m'S' WAASON, manager.
THIS POPULAR SUMMER RESORT aiming the
= mountsins of East Tennessee will be ooen
May 10th Daily Hack Line and Mails Keel
1e1t taoles Rates: 81 per day; IS TO SO PEI week
AuorsAs j. q. Es&s1E,
A0nivsle Springs, Blount county, Tenn
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TsARM-on state-Line road, miles from Mem
II pals a farm OF - acres. Apply to
H j. Eek kELY S36 Front street
I.yARM-Of 143 ACRES; 100 In cuiu yAtoD ana IN
~ de- fence, with good dwelling a nd ont-houses
orchard etc S miles southeast of city; land good
nBd free of washes in good rSlghbornood APP
ply to T. KELLY. No. South Second street.
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new CI.resdon Roiel.

a. = --s.'.'---2@ u dIEN 1
Corner Madison and Second streets
RATES and . 50 per day. Electric bells
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day aad
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-12
K4KANAGH,s AUCTION.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Besale of the
IA American House Property, corner of
Fourth AID Wabashaw streets. l will sell at
auction on the premises, on Thursday, October
18th, at 10 o'clock a. m, the fine business corner
now occupied by the American House, having a
frontage on Wabashaw street of so feet by 100
feet on Fourth street. The location is one OF
the best in the city, being directly opposite the
new county buildings soon to be erected at a
cost of over quarter of million of dollars;
within half block of the new opera house, one
block from the custom house, post Office and
bridge square. Three blocks from the new mar
ket and five blocks from the capitol and the new
hotel. 1t can, with reasonable outlay, be
made to pay munifcent return to the purchas-
er. It's central location, its convenience to
business, and its available frontage, all contrib
ute to make it the most desirable business cor
ner in the market to-day. A former sale made
on June 20 could not be consummated on ac-
count of slight defect in the title, which has
since been removed and an absolute clear title
is now guaranteed. This is golden opportuni-
ty for capitalists and investors that should not
be neglected. Terms of sale. cash.
A. r. KIEFBR, Administrator.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
280-91 Auctioneer.
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PERSONAL,

W. D. Wolverton, U. S. A., was at the
Merchants yesterday.
Archdeeeon and Mrs. Pinkhau, of Eng
land, were at the Merchants yesterday.
w. W. Hall and Chas. Hoffman. of Bill
lings, registered at the Merchants hotel
yesterday.
j. V. Brewer, Sank Centre, and E. G
Hughes and wife, Portland, were among
the arrivals at the Merchants yesterday.
Gov. Hubbard and State Auditor Braden
left the city yesterday to attend the old
soldiers ana settlers gathering at Albert
Lea.
L. Nelson, of Portland, Oregon; Geo.
W Hawke, of Nebraska City; D. B. Hen
derson, of Dubuque, and Allen G. Bake.
we'll, of Pittsburg, are at the Metropoli-
tan.
At the Merchants yesterday were ]. C.
Pierce and wife. Red Wing, and Miss Ella
Nd. Davis, their guest, c. W. Glidden and
wife, Boston, and j. G. Kavanagh. Bran
don.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Col. Allen, of the
Merchants hotel, received telegram yes.
terday from Memphis, Tenn, announcing
the serious illness of her sister Mrs. w. g.
allen, of that city. Mrs. Allen left foI
Memphis last night.