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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
Buffalo Lithia Water
For Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys
Stone Of the Bladder-1he G0uty
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dys.
pepsia, Etc.

DE. WA. A. HAMMOND, of New York. surgeon.
General o.. s. Army ~tretiredl, Professor of Dis
eases of the Mind and Nervous System In The
University Of New York. etc.
'.Ihave for some time made use of the BufAlo
Iithia Water in cases of affections OF the Nervous
system' complicated with Brights Disease OF he
Kidneys, or with q equity Diathesis. The resuln
have been eminently satisfactory. Lithia hes Tor
like cases. but the Buffalo Water certainly acts
better than any extemporAneous solution OF he
stomach. l also often prescribe it in those cases
of Cerebral HyperRmia, resulting from oyer-men-
tai work-in which the condition called Nervous
benefit"
The late DR.. THokAs P. ATKINSON, formerly Of
DanviIe, Va, at one time President Medical
Society of Virginia.
Experience has proved the sufslo Lithl.
Water to be q powerful agent for the removal Of
" 1t has been found especially eracscious in the
Its beneficial results, however. in Uric Acid
Calculi are not restricted to the removal By mes as
S nave ssi Seen s or e aads1haie spoassa. S Of o il not U SniSe.
quently SO corrects the Constitutional tendency to
excess n the production OF Uric Acid or OF any
other acid which may have the property OF pre-
deposition. It has in some cases proved an en-.
venting the deposition Of The Phosphate as we'll
as the Uric Acid sediment.
When used at an early stage. while enough oil
the renal structure REM aims to answer the purpose
of purifying the blood, 1t Is of decided efficacy Ia
Brights Disease of the Kidneys, and indeed IL
some cases where the destruction Of the Kidney
has been greater, its use hna resulted in partial
restoration and prolongati0n Of life."
DE-. HARVEY L. BYBD. OF Baltimore, President and
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of women
and Children in the Baltimore Me iical COLLEGE,
formerly Professor Of Practical Medicine, etc.
have witnessed the best results from the 40
ton OF the Buffalo Lithia Water, Spring No. z, In
Chronic Govt, Rheumatic Govt, Rheumatism,
Gravel and Stone in the Bladder, and / do not hes
itate to express the opinion that in all diseases de-
pending upon or having their origin in the Uric
Acid Dlathesis, IL Is unsurpassed, II, indeed, II ID
equsled By any water thus far known to the pro-
| fezkion.
1t has an ascertained value In Bright's Disease.
| A knowledge of its action In that disease thus lar,
would seem to warrant the belief that II would, In
many instances. at least in its early stages, arresi
1t entirely and In Its more advanced stages, pova
a decided comfort and palliative"
ss- These sprf.gs are now Open sss
CHESTS.
Water in cases of one dozen half-galIon bodies.
IS per case at the Springs.
Springs pamphlet sent TO any address.
Both water and pamphlets may be had OF joins
GASION, Gaston's h otel, Memphis, Tenn.
TH05. s GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia SPRING.
Aecklenbur2 county. Virginia.
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IHE REV. DR.. LATIMER.
HIS Installation as Pastor of the Sec
end Presby terian Church.

A large congregation assembled in the
Second Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning 10 witness the installation of the
pastor elect, the Rev. j. F. Latimer, Phi. d.
The services were conducted By a commission
Of the Presbytery of Memphis. The Rev.
E. Daniel, DID, presided and preached the
sermon; the R:v. s.. c. Caldwell delivered
the charge to the pastor, and the Rev. E. NJ.
Richardson, ID, tae charge to the people.
The following is an outline, simply, OF DR..
Daniels sermon.
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SELTZER.
LIE IL FACT

THAT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUSINESS MEN GO
TO THEIR OFFICES N q MORNING 7
AN e. NIGHT, Or A LATE DINNER
FEELI DULL AND ALL OUT OF SORTS.
TIT Is ENTIRELY UNNECESSARY, FOR A
DOSE OF THAT PARKLIse, FoAMING
SPECIFIC. TARRAyr,s ssLTZER APERI-
Emf, TAKEN BEFORE BREAKFAST, WILL
IMMEDIATELY DIsPEL ALL FEELINGS OF
H~EAyINEsS, REMOVE GENTLY, BUT SURELY,
THE CAUSE, AND QUICKEN INTO HEALTHY
ACTION EVERY FIBE OF THE SYSTEM
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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G NOTICES.
ONE THOUSAND melons at Clements.

ONE thousand melons at Clements.
FoR house decorating go to Henry Jaeger,
80 Gayoso street.
TEETH extracted without pain at Wes-
sons, BIS Main. Telephone connection.
TELEPHONE 4. J. Graham, Court street,
for friedrich, sewer-pipe, cement, lime, etc.
c. B. WEXFORD & Co, No. 5 Madison
street, have been appointed agents of the
Accident Insurance Company Of North
America. Persons who contemplate taking
out an accident policy would do well 10 get
their rates before iusuring or renewing their
policies.
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HOP BITTERS.


/ leENAoED+l
| HEAR this, all ye reople, and give ear al
IL ye inpolids of the world, Hop Bitter
will make you we'll and to rejoice.
2. II shall cure all the people, add pn
sickness and suffsriUs under foot.
3. Be thou not a|roia when your family il
sick, or you have Bright's Disease or l. vel
Complaint, FIR Hop B tiers will cure you.
A.. Both low AID high, rich and 20 r
knog the vslue of Hop Bioers for Bi1ons
Nervous and RheanGtie Complaints.
s.. Cleanse me with Hop Btiers sod
shall have robust aud blooming health.
6. Add disease upon disease and let lh,
worst come, / am sale if 1 uss Hop Bit.ers.
7. For all my life have / been plagued
with sickness aod sores, and rot until q year
ago was l cured, By Hop Bitters.
from Rheumstism and Neuralgia, With Hop
Bitters, dosth wisely.
8. Though thou hast sorss, pimpita
frsckles, sai-fheum, erysipelzs, blood p5t
soping, yet Hop Bitlers viii remOUe them all
10. What woman is there, feeble and sici
from female complains, who desire;h no.
health, and usslh Hop BiteTs,snd is mad EA
IL. Let not neglect to use Hop Biittrs
briog on ,erious Kidney and Liver com
plants.
IL. Keep thy tongue from being iuned,
thy blood pure, aud Thy stomach from indi-
gestion by using hop Btlers.
IL. All my pains ami aches AID dis,,s.
90 like cbah before the wind when l use Hop
Biters.
IA. MARI the man who Sas ntGry issd
and given up By the DOCTORS, alter u4ing Hop
Bi.ters and becoueih we'll.
Is. Cease from Worrying about nervous.
nesr, general debility AID urinary trouble
for II . Buffers will rsriore you.
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you.Rexideut NOtice.

No. 4DO3-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
Tenn.-KALe G. Bell ct al Va William GarTin
Bell ct Al.
II appearing from amended bill, which is sworn
TO in this cause. that the defendants, John B. Payne
and Thomas H fsyne, minor children of Lizzie
B Payne, are residents Of Louisville, State of Ken
lucky, and non-residents OF the State of Tennessee.
II u therefore ordered, That they make theiG ap-
pearance herein, At the courthouse of shelby coun-
u, in Memphis Tenn, on or before the frst Mon
cay in August, 1883. and plead, answer or demur
to compliments amended bill, or the same twill
be taken for confessedAs 10 them aad set for hear
the Memphis Appeal This eth day OF July, 1855.
A copy-Attest Ri. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY J. n. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Morgan d Mcfarland Soils. for compl'nt, tue
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Sufferers from Kidney and Liver


The direct result of viliste2 blood and weak
organic movement, will find Simmons LIVER
Regulator a trse remedy for these COM
plants. 1t imparts new life to the blood
and renews and strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. 81 have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for 3 long time. I have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has done me more
good than all TIE medicine L ever TOOK. /
would not be without 1t. GEO. b. PRATT,
~. o. De~pEty-Col!ector I'd District, Ga"
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LAW REPORTS.
Bartlett Circuif Court-EIdrIdgs, Judge.

The Bartlett Circuit Court met Tbursda,
and sf'er setting cases adjourned to Tuesda
July 18Th, when the reference docket will
taken uF. The cases we're ret for Trial q
follows:
State vs. Alexander Starke, July 23d.
State VS. Davenport & lid veil, July 27th.
State vs. Hal Davis, July 27th.
State VS. Tennessee Thomson, July 30th.
State VS. Smith Wyatt, July 30th.
State VS. J. NJ. Barefoot, July 30th.
State VS. Anderson Bolton ct al, July 3lst.
State VS. Henry Steadman ct al, July 3lst.
State VS. Elias Richmond, July 3lst.
State VS. Henry Person ct al, August LIST.
state VS. Beny Jones, August LIST.
State VS. Peter Allen, August ID.
State VS. Willie Austin, August ID
State VS. Luke Bolton, August ID;
state vs. Btnes & Arnold, August I'd.
State VS. Noah & jenkins, August Cd.
State va Nick Bolton ct al, August Sd.
State vs. Nick Bolton ct al, August Sd.
State VS. Frank Garrett, August 80.
State vs. Z. B. Hays, August 9th.
State vs. Afford Rice, August 9th.
State vs. James Dickey, August 9Th.
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B. Z. Crane and others, trustees In bank
rnptcy, to & orgia P.IHsrris, lots 8 and 10, ]
3. McKinney's subd. vision, fronting so feet
each, west side Mckinney street, $500.
Napoleon Hill to A. G. Tresds e 40x40
Lyles's iot, south side Vance street, $500.
Trust DEEDS.
Mr.. Georgia P. Harrison to Minter Par
ker. lots 9 and 1O,J. e. McKinney's subdivis.
iop, to secure S2400 to the Desoto Building
and Loan Association.
James Hampstead aud others to w. Z.
Mcclure, trustee for the Security Building
and Loan Association, 40x150 feet on the
wet side of Wellington street, north Of
Linden, $500.
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THE BIG BELL
or NJ. Patriek's Church C~Onsecrated by
Bishop Radf macher with impOs-
ing Ceremonies.
Music by the Choirs Of st. Peters and
st. Patrick's -Uses OF
the Bell.

consecrated yesterday afternoon with great
pomp. The altar was beautifully decorated
vita flowers, and sbIaze with myrisds of
candies. Bishop Rsdemscher, who oficisted,
was sssisted by Father Walsh, Fat er Veale,
Father Kelly, Father Dinahan, Father Lu-
celia and Father AIoysuis. The choir of ST.
PAtrick's, seven in number, was reinforced
by the choir of s.. Peter's, making a grand
chorus Of fifteen, directed by Prof. J. Elliot.
The musical programme was az follows:
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup shorld al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. tire
neves the little sufferer AZ once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awskes as bright as q
button" Its very pleasant to taste. It soothes
remedy for tauhe whether arising from teet
inc 81 otner C cseA Tventv I've Cent? ootus
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LEGAL.
Ireasurer's Quarterly Reporl.
STATE TsEAsURKs's OFFICE.

oIAfk RKAsURKRs OFFtcE.
NAsKSILLE, TENN, July /, 1883.
To His Excellency ". Z. Bate. Governor of Ten
nessee
sIRII hereby. in compliance with the act of the
LsglsLa,qfsS passed March 5th, and approved
Treasurer. embracing two quarters, from January
lstn 70 Apritl lsS, In the frst, and from April
LIST to July LIST in the second ousrter.
DEBIT.
To amount received from N t. Polk.
former 1reasurer---. s246, 97s Sc
Less check 70 c. W. Irvine paid by order
of d. 7. Porter, chairman InvestiTat.
ing ls7 90
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No. 4.
BALANCE APRIL l. lSs2.
sZoJ,3oy q
ATHA THOMAS. Treasurer.

SZ5y, 36y 20
ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.
sThis item OF 81 I4l Al in the Mechanics Bank
of Knoxville is one of the items Of deposit re-
ceiyed from NJ. T. Polk, former Treasurer.
A check was Immediately drawn by me for a
transfer Of this derosi:, put payment of the same
was not made. and the Legislature by a resolution
has instructed suit to be brought in the name oil
the State against the Mechanics Bank of Knox
VILE and the Mechanics National Bank of Knox
vile for the rec lvery of this sum.
aEcONb QUARTER
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was played yesterday at the Park bstween
the Eagles and Monigomeries, and the latter
were defeated by a score of IA TO 2. Cars
pitching was too much for the Montgomtries.
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BurnetG's Cocaine.

Softens the hsir when harsh and dry.
Soothes the irritaisd scalp,
Affords the richest inster.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
Promotes its heslthy, vigorous growth
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About Bells.

There is no precise record of the time
when bells we're first used, though they are
no doubt instruments of great antiquity.
In the book Of Exodus golden bells we're
prescribed as appendages 10 the dress of the
high priests, that by their tinkling notice
might be given of his entrance into the
sanctuary. In Catholic countries the bell is
use I now when the rite of extreme JUNCTION
is administered. They are associated with
The most joyous and the saddest feelings of
man. A writer describes their three-fold
duties thus:
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For throat diseased, colds and coug he,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proBed tn cir
efficacy by q test Of many. years. Prics %
cente,
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TEACHERS ELECTED.
Miss Cora II. Ashe, Miss C Reichenbecker
Miss Louise A. Book, Mrs. Lou NJ. Smith,
Mrs. Mollle Z. Marshall, Mrs. Henrietta Hampton
Miss Annie Z. Nolan. Mrs. E. W. Sabatzky,
Miss Annie w. Thomas. Mrs. Mary f. Hill,
Miss Kate E Nevills, Miss Lorena Banks,
Miss Mary II. Reilly. Miss Lizzie Gallagher,
Miss Lizzie Kennedy, Miss Alice Conway,
Miss Mary Boddie, Miss Fannie Dougherty,
Miss Anna NJ. Cummins, Mrs. NJ. L.. Griffin,
Miss Esther Morgan, Miss Lizzie A. Foley,
Miss Emma Petit, Miss Lottie Miller,
Miss Maggie Foley, Miss susie p. Hall,
Miss Alice Cook, Mrs Il. W.. Laurence,
Miss N. L, Leddingham, Miss Leila Seaton,
Miss Anna Harbert, Mrs. M. F. Miller,
Miss Mary Manly, Mrs. Sutherland,
Mrs. Campbell, Miss Louisa Zanoue,
Miss May Schallue, Miss Imogene White,
Miss Maggie Ashe.
PRINCIPALS.
Miss Mary McKain, Miss A. C. Reudelhuber
Miss Emma Browne, Miss Augusta lowell,
Miss N. L. scudder. Prof. b. K. Sampson,
Miss Pauline R~udelhuber.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Mrs. E. J. Crockett, Miss Louise johnson,
Miss Kate Mcmahon,
SUPPLEMENTARY PRINCIPALS.
Miss Cora Ashe, Miss Lizzie Foley.
sUPERNUMERARIEs.
On motion the rules were suspended and
the following supernumeraries elected:
Miss sallie N. Taylor, Miss Lydia Creighton,
Miss Inez Tighe, Miss Cara Browne,
|. COLORED TEACHERS.
Mrs. E. F. Cassells, Mrs. P. L. Owens,
Mrs. V. Z. Broughton, James Lott,
J. J. Turner, A. W. Brown,
G. G. Marcus. Miss Kmma Wright,
Miss Ella Dickinson, Miss F. J. Bradshaw,
Miss F. 4. Cooper, Miss F.. J. Thompson,
Miss Laura Barker, Miss Jennie Wright,
I. W. Lott, Miss Lizzie Shaw.
SPECIALS.
Miss Ida Wells, Miss Fannie Bacon.
sUPERNUMERARIEs.
Miss Ida Adkins, Miss Ida Williamson.
A. w. Brown, colored, was made te scher
OF Ssftarans street school.
JANIroRs.
A. j. Alexander, Office; William Gal.
breath, Market street; w. t. Livingstone,
Peabody; Mrs. E. j. Heron, Lesth school;
Richard Gillespie, Merrill school; Dan All.
len, Kertrecht school; Wash Pell, Jefferson
street school; Burrell Stevens, Pope school;
David Atkinson, Monroe street school; Rich.
ard Armour, Winchester street school.
THANKS TO SUPERINTENDENT COLLIER.
Ga motion of Mr.. P. M. Winters, the fol.
lowing well-dessrved compliment was paid
Capt. Collier:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Bosrd are
due aud are hereby rendered to Capt. G. H
Collier for the able aud efficient manner In
which he has managed and controlled the
public schools during bis term of Office, and
fer the able, thorough and exhaustive report
made bV him to the Board OF the proceeding
OF the past twelve months.
BUSINESS.
On motion of Mr.. Jordan it was agreed
that Superintendent Collier should assign all
teachers 10 duty as he might see fit.
Messrs. Winters and Jordan were appoint
ed a committee to draw up the form Of 8
contract TO be entered into between teachers
and the Board, and the questions of salaries
and Of rules we're laid over for consideration
at a future meeting.
Ga motion of Mr.. Jordan, the time o.
Superintendent Collier, which expires Jan
uary l, 1884, Yves extended 10 August l
1884, TO which time he was duly elected.
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Base hits, Eckftr ds 5, Eagles S; two bsss
hits, Lsrkin l, Woodward bases on balls
Eckfords ], Eagles /; left on bases, Eagles 2.
Eekfords 2; time of game by Umpire jane;
Meath, IL houks.
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Tested by Time.

John Walsh, Undertaken,
34l Second street.
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Personal,
STRAYED.
LOST.

"ATCH-Between Wolf river and No. II Ad.
w ans street, & large gold stem-windiug and
stem. setting watch and Chain, with steel catch
made by Jacobs Bros, Washington, d. G carved
on both sides-a landscape on one eide. A liberal
regar will be paid for Tvs return 10
COL. r +. LOONEY, II Adams street.
ITO REWARD-A reddish brown bulldog;
OlO large lesther collar. ring and snap. Above
reward paid Tor dog at II Desoto st. x. H. QOAII.
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ATHA THONAs, Ireaslrer.
Thia Is to certify that / have compared the above
Bfatement Of the receipts and disbursen enE in
the Treasurers Office for the two quarters en-
bractd in the report with the accounts in my
once. as Comptroller, and / find the same to be
correct; and ] also examined the rem
dexed by the different repositories of the State and
found their respective statements to agree with
The amounts as set forth in the appended sched-
ule, and ! have also made actual count of all the
cash on hand In the Treasurer's office, and / found
the amount to be as reported in the above, and that
said report is in every respect correct
PIP. PICKARD,
July 3, 1885. Comptroller.
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SS52,5S5 81

These items of Legislative expense, both proper
| and miscellaneous, although paid out Of the
| Treasury, had not at the cad Of the quarter been
covered into the Treasury by warrant. nor had the
items for Tennessee money. This report for the
first quarter was not made on the INST day oil
April Tor the reason that the act directing such re-
ports TO be made was not approved until March
27th, and this report is made new for then.
ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.
PY virtue of a trust deed TO me executed b.
ID Austin Beatty. and Iegist RED In The Resis
ter's ofice Of Shelby county, Tenn in boob Lea
pags 1es, 7 VIII, on
Tuesday, tue 24th of July. 1857,
at12 O'Clock m, and in front OF the courthouse Of
said county, sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. n certsin parcel of land. Situst e IN the cit.
OF Memphis, county OF Shelby and State Of Ten
nessee. being Lot No. 2, of su bdiyisiol OF Lot No
8, OF block IS, rs shown by plat OF subdivision u
taid Lot No s, OF record in the Registers ONCE D
said county, in book &C. page 23I; said lot Nc. Z
has q II mt OF hfty-two and-a half feet on the e9si
SIDE OF Causey street; a depth Or the north line o.
1876 feet; on the south line OF ZIG feet. and q width
in the rear Of 80 feet.
Terms of ~S6le-CaEn: equity Of ~redemptisr
waived, ana title believed to be good, but fWlf
convey only as trustee
6. a HERBEas. Trzses
Satnsf 3 vslker. Attz--4vs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Baseball.

At Olympic Park Sunday evening the
Eckfords and Esgles played a mach game
of unusual interest. The score was as follows:
Innings 1I2lSI4i6I6I7IsI
EsEE5ssds .:.::::--: SISI6TSIST6TSIGa
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JuIys,1sss
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
NASHVILLE July Z, 1883.

The foregoing statement OF all moneys now in
the Treasury Of the State of Tennessee, and sucn
Is have been received therein and oisbursed
therefrom for the period set forth IN said report up
to July l, 1883, made by Alha Thomzs. Treasurer,
and certified TO by P. p. Pickard. Comptroller, in
conformity 10 requirements Of the legislative acts
passed March 2, 1883, has been examined b me
and found correct, and the same is ordered pub
lfshed. VIM. B. BATE. Governor.
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HOTEL

Hotel.
C. q. GALLOWAY d 70 ..PRo RrrroRs
Rates-s2 So, 50 and 81 per day, according to
size and location of room.
Table pnard RQ0 nov -n4n.h
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The bell was then struck three sharp blows,
for the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. The
holy sacrament followed and the congrees-
ton dispersed, while the music OF the organ
rolled grsndly through the sacred edi6ce.
The ceremony was peculiarly interesting
from the fact that the bell il the first ever
consecr sted in Memphis. The ceremony Can
only be performed by a bishop. The bell
weighs 2055 pounds and bears the inscrip-
lion, "The Gilt Of the Catholic Literary
Society of Memphis" 1t is of very fine
tone and quite an addition to the ~tint'nnae-
ulary, il the term may be used, Of the city.
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Seheduie No. q

SxTI,ZI 4
ATHA THOMAS.
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REAL ESTArE TRANSFERS.

Assistant Observer. United States signal h senvic
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European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according to size and location Of rooms.
W. II. MANAapR
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Bishop Rademacher preached a sermon of
half an hours duration, in which he referred
IN well cnosen language to the many beauti-
tul and symbolical uses OF the bell, and gave
q brief histor of its introduction into re-
ligious rites. The bell, as it pealed at early
morn and dewy eve from the steeples OF the
churches was the voice of God speaking TO
bis children. At birth its sound ushered
them in, at marriage it told of the glad It'd
iegs, and its parting knell announced the de-
parIure OF the wearied soul. At morning, at
noon, and at mig ut it informed the faithful
that the hour of prayer aud of Thanksgiving
had arrived.
Immediately after the close of the sermon,
the bell, which was placed in front OF the
altar, was consecrsted in the usual manner,
the following sponsors pledgiDg its fitness for
the sacred uses to which it was about TO be
consigned:
Mr.. Peter kanigan, Mrs. Peter Manigan,
Mr.. Frank Mclaughlin, Miss Mary Connolly,
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July Dress Making.
$50.
Great Reduction in Prices of
Millinery and Dress Goods.
KREMER'S.

MEMPHIS DISTRICT.
Daily Cotton Belt ep0ris from Rail-
road Stations.
MEMrBis. TENN, July 16, 1888.
THERMOMETER.