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couutryman's opinion of Rubens.eiD was
related by Miss Grace Liewellyn, with
the grace that has m,de her one OF
our favorite elocutionists. She was
e.cortd and responded with another
humorous recitation. "Give Me N.Y. Osn
Naive Land" was admirably sCng by
Messrs, Hutton, Knowlt0n, Ryan and Griffith,
and Miss Lille Alttouse reeited The Leak
in the Dyke" very prettily. Mrs. L. ".
Wells r.cited Ute Sioux Chiefs Daughter"
in typical costume, and very picturesque she
looked in il. The audience gave her two
recalls. "The Cd Folks at Home" was
nicely sung by Miss Lille Cunningham, and
the quartette chorus added a fine refrain.
Miss Marie Foppisno told the story OF Mad
Mag" with spirit and creditable dramatic
coloripg. That bright and handsome damsel'
Miss Bertha FuId. sang "Oh, What DeiightP
from The W:rTs WoT, with orchestral accom-
paniment, with remarkable accuracy and q
demure charm that seems to be her birth
right. She VISA obliged to repeat it. Mr..
Frank Kahn related "The Blasksmith's
Story" with good effect, and the performance
closed with the "Syiphide" dance by the
miniature Cavalszz', Irene Ssbszky. The
performance was sUccess in every way, and
realized a handsome SUN for the good Sisters.
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MURDER AND LYNcHING.

On Friday, the 9th of April, as young
man named Sc1tt was blowing in his aeld,
about eighteen yards from the bank of the
Tennessee river, be heard cries for help un-
der the bluff. He ran TO the top of the bluff,
aud looking down saw terrible sight. The
negro George Ware was standing at the
waters edge throwing stones at the form OF a
boy that was hoaliog of down the stream,
and crying out, 'Pll FIX you" He could see
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EfnWeOd

Graves nicely and neatly sodded for 81.
All work guaranteed.
Call al c. G9ebePs, Alb Second street,
or TO
Frank T. Sy kes, at Cemetery.
REMEMBER DECORATION DAY.
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The Old Reliable Dental Firm.
DIS. A. WESS0N & son,

90 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE B. LOWES-
ZEEO stein d Bros Is is only necessary TO state
that these gentlemen co the best Of work; for 1t
has been known for many years that they solicit
ell work that's not giving perfect sStiacti0u, and
extract teeth Aitosether Without pain. The Arm
Is composed OF the Oldest members Of its name
Also, estAb lGhed longer than any st0sr dental
firm In the city.
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Assistant Attorney-General Weakley, who
returned from Florence, Ala, yesterday, said
to an APPEAL reporter:
"The published sccounts Of the lynching
of the negro Geo &c Ware, at Florence, last
Saturday, are incorrect. j witnessed the af-
fair and know whereof speak"
At the solicitation of the reporter he then
gave the following account Of the
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II seems TO satisfy

A family want, and l worder how We ever
got alo1g without Psrker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me OF nervous proslratiou, aud !
have used it since for sll kinds OF compl sints
in my family.
MRS IINRS Alharv.
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FIoyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

Spring chicken, POmFino, new tomatoes
and potatoes, Strawberries, strawberry shost-
cake, pure ice cream are come Of ths delica-
cies at EIoyd'a
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El0yd's Candies.
MemDliis Land aud Timber Co.

Pure ard fresh, nicely favored and always
The same. A pound box is nice prest Mt
for ans body.
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DIR. haye's Lecture Tonight.

Or. Mayo, the well-known educator who
hiss done and is doipg 50 much good work
for the advancement OF education, will lee
ture tonight in Lsubris'4 Thester on allow
Does Universsl Education Pay" No msn
in the country is better prepared to treat this
subject in large and universal sense than
Dr. Mayo. His experiences embraces all the
States and all their systems Of
education, private and public. An
enthusiast Of well-balsnced judgment,
great skill and very extensive knowl-
lsge, he will answer the question he puts 80
tersely in a clesr, concise and Ineligible
manner. Ia the course of his remarks DR..
Mayo may have something 10 cay about the
Memphis schools, which he tells us he is
glad TO note are greatly improved as COM
pared with their condition two years ago.
He may also say something OF the noble
women who ia this city have, by steady
perseverance,, which required great
deal of courage. increaeed the educational
standard and strengthened public opinion in
favor Of public education. DIR. Mayo is eI-
ceedipgly we'll pleased with what thess
ladies have done, and the wonderful ad-
vance they have ma AIDE, referring especi lily to
the favorite schools of Miss Clara Conway
and Miss Jennie II bee, Two women OF whom
Memphis can ftei iustly proud. But we
will not anticipate the doctor. The lecture
is free, and the house will no doubt be packed.
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following in the track of the body. A mo-
ment later the boy grssped willow limb
that reached the surface of the stream, aud
held on to it with the grip Of despair. One
of the stones which Ware kept throwing
struck him, aud loosing his hold he sank TO
rise no more. Fearing that he might not be
able to cope with Ware, who was man Of
herculeau sig. and strength, Scott stole away
and reported what he had seen. Ware was
captured not far from the scene OF the MUIR
der and lodged in Jail at Florence.
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SiIkMOrIrl Eggs,


That produce raw silk, for sale.
p. WALLACE MCKITTRICK,
Practical SILK Culturist aud Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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THE MURDERED RoY

was found TO be Robert Bethune, who had
been employed at the government works on
the Muscle Shoalo, near by. He had been
paid off that day, and it was thought las
afterward proved to be the case) that the OBJ
ject OF the terrible deed was robbery. As
soon as the news reached the Shoals, the
men employed there quit work and came
into town, intent upon tskips
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Board Reduced

rJNOR he SUMMER MONTHS AT THE CHAM
n BSR5 HOUSE. conner OF Second ana wash
iugton streets. Also, few hrEtelA rooms will
he rented 10 desirable parties, at low rates.
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TasIeaux and COscert ON the Sth In

AaSseab8 HHu So6ceft oh tho oth IN
stsBf,
The ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
church have in rehearsal a number of very
beautiful tableaux VI th acoucer, TO be given
on Tuesday next, The s b instant. Many
of the hsndsomest and most charming of
the young ladies OF the city, who rarely have
appeared in public, have volunteered for the
occasion, and there is every reaeon to promise
a most delightful evening. Pictures are al
ways attractive, but when the figures in them
are brilliant, beautiful women, they become
a thousand fold more 60. There Is then &C
complished what artists in vain struggle Ter
the reality Of life, the glow aud feeling
which the most renowned paiuters have la
bored for but have failed to inipsison on can
vas. The tahleaux TO be given on Tuesday
next will possess this soul-satisfyiBg merit.
The subjects for them have been selected with
c,re and with view TO effective grouping.
Besides these life pictures there will be vocal
and instrumental music and recltatious, all
combining to make a programme that cannot
fail TO please all classes and all tastes. the
ladies having the matter iu charge are noted
for their artistic taste and critical judgment,
and they can be reli upon 10 per nit moth
ing 10 psss that will not challenge general
sdmiralion and approval.
Season TIcksts-Mozsre Music Festival.
In accordance with The rules fer The sale Of
tickets, as published ia the Mozart Gazette,
the Ticket Committee announce to the public
that the sale of sesson tickets, with reserved
seats without premium, will commence on
Tu' shay, May let, at II ansfeld's drug estab-
lisbment, No. 296 Main street, and will con
tinue daily from 8 o'clock am. to u o'clock
N , uutl and Including Saturday, May 5.b
after which no season tickets can he pur.
chased.
W. W. SCHOOLFIELD, Chairman
l. N. SNOWDEN,
p. MCINTYRE Ticket Committee
JOHN JOHNSON,
Chairman Auxil airy Committee
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A SUMMARY VENGEANCE

upon the murderer. They were induced to
give up their design for the time, on being
told that Ware would have preliminary
examination before magistrate on Satur-
day, the 28'h. The people of Florence, who
were greatly excited, slso agreed to give him
q chance TO prove HE innocence. When Sat
urday came Wares counsel waived the ex-
animation. Ii was the death warrant OF his
client, though intended to save him. The
people knew that to try Ware would require
an extra term Of the Circuit Court, which
must cost $1,000 or $1,000, and that be could
besides get change of venue, which might
defeat his punishment.
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FOR SALE.

FOB ALEs
CINGLE DRAG OR sURRI-New Price far
= below cost 5. W. GARRISON,
Corner Main and Madison.
HROG STORES-Relail drug stores in St Louis;
IL one (value $1,000 10 $4,000 prominent cor
ner in central business portion Of city. Other
tyalue 5000 to s35O0J in best residence portion:
both making money, having fresh, salable stocks,
and about t. travel being the reason for selling
D. J. BLANKE
st. Louis No.
N7HE HARBERT LANTA1ION-Se Maloue's
i Landing. Miss one place contains $50 acres
400 cleared. Improvements first class. Well pro
tected by LeYse. Apply 10 our attorney, Judge
n p Reid at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS q ROBERTS, New Orleans, La.
DoCKAwAY AND HARNEss-ln perfect order
Nv used one month only. Can be seen.at W. 5.
Di"'' w. " BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
NRUsRED EAK-CORN-CRUsHRD OATS
u Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
'i' - '---' j. v. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mill,
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. Railroad
NNE-SET WOODEN MILL-In good repsir, SIT
~ uated in Humboldt, Tenn; viii sell half,
interest exchange for good resi- estate stock of
SON for selling want of means TO carry on the busi
ness, For further information, apply to
S. W RAINEY. Hum boldt, Tenn.
ATONUMENT5 AND GRAVE STONES Persons
lNl wanting such work can get bargains, as am
selling out TO change business; Will exchange
large monuments for improved or unimproved
property. F. QUIGI.El. 49, Main street.
CyPIRAL SPRING BUGGIKs-The easiest riding
= vehicle in the world; warranted two years;
tHA srzaIa ttan years rs MONROE sTREET.
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Gaaf0nss Hotel

Gaston's Hotel.
European plan. Enlarged. and refurnished.
Prices according 10 size and location of rooms.
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MADE A FULL CONFESSION.

He had waylaid the boy, he said, to rob
aud then murder him. He first struck him
on the head with a rock, r.hsd his pockets,
which contained SIS 05 ana two plugs of to.
bscco, and then threw him into The river.
To make sure of murders work he afterward
pelted him with rocks, as Scott had seen.
citizsps of the place, listened quietly, and
suffered The sheriff to take Ware back TO Jail.
Then
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WARE WAS BROUGHT OUT

and placed upon the steps Of the courthouse.
At first be claimed that another man had
done the murder, ard that he only got a part
of the money. Then some one in the crowd
called out:
"Where'4 Mr.. Scott2 Let him tell what
he knows"
Scot! came out of the crowd, and taking
such a manly, straightforward way as TO
leave no doubt of it's truth. 1t is given in
the beginning Of this account. When it was
finished Ware
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AN ISCIDES7

Ono, while living Ia T xas, be was sur /;
prissd alone by a party CT hostile Indians. !
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DOOMS-Four roOns on the Fist Floor. Apply
III l4S Madison street. Reference exchanged.
Z OOMs-Iwo un FINISHED front rooms, on frst
D floor, a! ltS Monroe street.
DEsIDaNCE-An exceedingly desirable family
y residence; every part Of the premises in letter
a. order; neighborhood uHeXeeptionable; pos
session any hour; terms very reasonable.
f. W, RoYSTER & co.
MICE Furnished Front Room, on ground floor,
IN at l31 st. Martin street.
d OOMS-Furnisned or unfinished. suitable for
III light housekeeping, at 1893 Desoto street
u1WO-sTORYI FRAME DWELLING-429 Vance
l. street, near Orleans. Apply to
]. T. FROST u Co, 577 Front st.
gNELIGHTFUL Rooms, southern exposure, first
IL and second floors, en- suite or single, fur
knhed or unfurnished, at 455 shelby street.
DOOMs-Nicely furnished rooms
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
sc Monroe, near Third.
FORNlShED E0ONS- ATM conr ,..rest.
INRONT ROOMs-Furnished or unfurnished, at
n No. 20 Lipden, near Shelby
At I52 fernando street.
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iu short order. By common consent of both
white and colored people it was decided thst
Ware must die. A leader wss found in the
person OF John w. Blair, prominent and
respected saioon-keeper of the place. Sheriff
Ives was called upon by a committee who
deman the prisoner. Tue sheriff replied
that be would bring Ware out to make a
statement for himself, IL the crowd would
guarantee his safe return to jiil. The guar
antee was given, and
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabedy Hotel.

c. 2. GALLOWAY 4 co ...........PROPRIEToRs.
Rates-s2 so, So and 81 per day. according 10
size and location OF room.
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Emergency Hospital and Central Dis
PenSarY.
AN INCREASED AIJoWIS

AN lSCREASED ALLOWANCE ASKED FOR.
In submitting the annual report OF the Emer-
gency hospital and Central Dispensary, the presi-
dent, Jesse b. Wilson, esq, and secretary, Francis
b. Monun, esq, say: I'VE are directed by the
BOARD OF directors to call attention to the
TACT that the expenses OF the institution.
although administered with the most gripping
economy. far OveTrun the allotted out of the
public fund, the deficiency being made up by contri-
buttons from charity OF citizens It is respectfully
submitted that this insufficient appropriation made
from the public fund is incompatible with the
Institution, and the contribution fund is al
ways unsatisfactory, being unreliable as TO
time or collection and amount. reference to
the aggregate OF our work Will. Il is hoped.
convince your honorable board that it is not safe
10 subject so important an undertaking 70 contn-
gcnCicS and it is recommended. as a matter OF
pressing urgency that the allowance from the pub
lie fund be increased at least to the average month
II expenditure c. $50
Ii should be remarked, further that whilst orr
expenses have been cIrcl!m2cTibad within the limit
Oh ABOUT S0 per month. that being the regular al
oWdi|6 contemplated by Congress. yet il sole
~ 10 guard running into debt that the expenditures
we're 50 iiIaitcd The proper administration OF ser
vice required more outlay. and has been impaired
by the contraction Yet sd uncertain was the con-
ttibItion fund that it was deemed advisable. under
tiie circumstances. 10 keep within the sum appTo-
pIatcd larger sum than $3.50 per month could.
with marked! advantage. be expended.
III l., however. hoped that your honorable board
VIII recognize the high Importance of the work we
nave IN charge. ana make provision for such an al
IOW?nCe as viii secure the largest usefulness"
The report gives. in detail ne number of persons
treated every month during tie year. commencing
July 1st lS32. Also. showing the number of opera
ti'iS performed BY the surgeons each month. pre-
sCT1rtloIs given. emergency cases, house patients,
Der OF patients footing up $40 for the fiscal year,
anu the aggregate expenditures being Is, 81.
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sfG-Rs war Claims.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STIR:
II WAS stated in yesterdays STAR that the Second
Auditor in his report says that only about five per
cent of the clG ms settled by his Office are valid
This Is not quite correct. The auditors language
is: 1.-The great increase in the number OF applica-
lions for arrears OF pay and bounty is something
anomalous, and when it is stated that not one in
ten OF the applications now being filed possesses
any merit the inquiry is naturally suggested why
at this late ncrod-ncarli twenty years after the
WaT-SO many claims are filed and tn: number in
crcdSl'lT." As ;n answer 10 the suggested nqiiry
the 3Wtl10r states that not one in twenty Oi the
1b5lS claims received in his office during tie last
fiscal year was FLED unOn the suggestion or by the
voluntary action or the claimant the great ma
JQrlIy OF the cases having been dru!ntned up by
claim agents. Z. Il.
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Alexandria Affairs.


THE IRON ROOH.-In the course Of few days the
time will expire within which the present stock
holders OF the Potomac Manufacturing company
dron BOOM have arranged to give all the holders OF
stock an opportunity To participate in the de-
parttIre. AS soon as this is arranged. the property
OF the company here. no" idle. viii be put TO use,
and will, ii is hoped develOpe industrial enter
Prise that upon solid basis and by steady growth
may add TO the business OF the town.
NASHIEGTON COMPASY.-Thc FapOr Fuel COM
pany. a Washington organization under Virginia
charter. held its annual meeting at the Office Of
Judge stuart, on Prince near Fairfax street. yes
tertay afternoon, and elected the following direc-
tors: 5 5. llenlile, w. b. Moses, NJ. G. Emery, S.
Snow, }. B. Archer, Fl. ". Blair, r. J. Bright. T. j.
Houston. L. A. Cook r. b. Nixon and VI. q. Boyn-
ton This company owns the patents OF \. j. Am
blerS inventions OF devices for experimenting.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The circuit court. Judge
Keith. resumed its session this morning. and has
been occupied with civil suitS.-1he democrats
last night kindlcd several bOn-frcS. and fired the
coOn-kiler in honor OF their success at the recent
elec1ion.-Rcv. v lillian Miller. cO.Ored OF this
city. Will go next week 70 take charge of EbeneZer
Baptist church In Eauquler county.
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AffaiYS in West Warrington.

WANDERING ABOUT ALL NIGHT.-An Old cOlored
woman named Margaret White, aged 81 years, was
found at an early hour this morning. wandering
about the farm OF Mr.. J. W. Davis. on the Ridge
road about three miles from this place. Policeman
Amos was notified. and took her to the station
house. where she stated that she lived at Mrs.
Saunders. No. 1872 G street, and went out last
night. TO 60 to the OF 20h street and Penn
sylyania avenue to buy lamp shade. She had
been wandering about all night. Being evidently
OF unsound mind, she was sent home.
PERSOEAL--Mr. A. III. Herr has returned from his
visit to NincenneS. Ind, much improved in health
by the trip
GRAEN.-Arrved-Boa Noble Catharine Waters.
Boyer, with 5000 bushels wheat and 600 bushels
corn: boat Farmers Friend. with 1000 bushels
wheat and 1000 bushels corn: also. boat --. with
4.20U bushels wheat. SaeS-S.000 bushels wheat at
s114 and 1000 bushels at Sill to f1124.
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Wur Nor,

If you have Clothes to buy, why not buy them
HERE! Ours is d reliable House every way and al
though Clothing is TIE BEST. and fits equal
tom made, Yet prices fully Low If not LOW
Err. than asked by other houses for poorly made and
illhtting Clothes. You're going to spend your own
money where it will do the good, least wtc
you think it will You probably don't for
any other Clothing House i'll particular: it's only 4
question who viii you the BEST CLOTHES for
the LEAST MONEY. In Clothing, of all things the
Best the Cheapest and proof Of the universal belief
in that theory. who known to wear poor
Clothes when he could afford good? We suit you
with qnaiiy-a Truly Elt CANT Satin lined Top Coat
or fine Shit of Imported Fabric. Solid, Durable
Overcoat o. Business Suit, from $S To know how
to get much enjoyment out of month year is to
call and invest in of Comfortable and
Really Good Fitting Suits or Overgarments-or both.
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The Late DR.. Newman.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE MEDICAL socI]

At special meeting of the Medical society, held
November, the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas the Medical society OF the District OF
Columbia has heard with deep regret OF the death
OF DR.. ". g. Fl. Newman, one Of its oldest and most
eStee med members:
ResO!red, That by the death OF DR.. Newman the
profession has lost OF its most earnest and eff
Gent practitioners, and the community one Of its
most respected and valuable citizens.
Resolred. That the zeal and devotion with which
ne discharged his professional duties without re-
gard 10 the wealth or position Of his patients, are
deserving OF the highest praise and commentator
RrSOired. That the members Of this society ten
der their heartfelt sympathy to his family In their
sad bereavement, and that they Will attendants
funeral in a body. DR.. A. F. A. KING, President.
Z. E, MCARDIE. NJ. d.. Secretary.
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COMPLETE TREATMENT 81.

single dose of SANFORDS RADICAL CURE in
sfantly relieves the most violent Sneezing Head
Colds, clears the Head by magic. stops waery dis
charges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ringing
Noises in the Head Nervous Headache and sub
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the nasal PASSAGES of foul mucus restores the of
SMELL taste, and hearing when affected frees the head
throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter sweetens
and pres the breath stops the cough and arrests the
progress of Catarrh towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure. box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanords Inhaler all in package. Of all
eists for 81. Ask for SANFORDS RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CO., BOSTON.
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j. NJ. LarOqac-s EIixer of Calisaya
BARK
Has. for more than half a century. been in use by
all classes OF people. and Endorsed by eminent ply
sicianS as the best tonic and fnvigOratOr eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated all find it
larry lady,s medicine. 81 bottle. Sold bv drug
gists. w. f. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th, S-6m
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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

For the relief and ontion, THE INSTANT 1T Is
APPLIED, of Rheumatism. Neuralgia Sciatica, Coughs
Colds, Weak Back. Stomach and Bowels, Shooting
Pains, Numhness HSstcria, Female Pains Papitation
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Bilious Fever, Malaria and
EpidcInias, use COLLINS PLASTERS IAN ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with POROUS PLASTEI.l alG
laugh at pain. 25c everywhere n5
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FrssEILs Ice cream and Charlotte Russo.

FRESH MFATS.-NOw that the election IS over for
~" pres MT both parties will at once become con-
tent and happy by buying tender. juicy meats at
stalls 521. 532 ana J2} Center market. 9Th street
VIM. cor. 9ih AMI Il streets. where | keep FIJI
supply OF the choicest Chicago meats at Chca 70
Prizes Families supplied with the best at f5c. TO-
Marketing delivered. Go kILLEEN.
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LADIES NGTICE-I.adicS' suits. coats &c. cut and
Edde In the b"~t manner, 1T 1l1J r st. NV. No
insists, and perfect satisfaction. j. ToMEK.