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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-20

NOTR-AccOmmodatOn Train leaves Allegheny "a so
m, Rochester 5.55 m, COlumbiana 7.l5 m, Salem
1.B8 IN, arrives Alliance S1O D
NOTR.-AccOmmOdaton Train leaves Crestline II. so
D m, arrives Fort Wayne 45 pm
sDally tDaiy except Sunday RDaily except Saturday
Trains do not stop where time is omitted.
NORTHWESTERN OHIO RAILWAY.
GOING WEST; Trains leave Mansfield daily except
Sunday at 645 m, and $50 m; arrive Toledo 10. .BB
IN. and 746 m.
GOING RAsT Trains leave Toledo daily except Sunday
At $40 a m and 6.15 m; arrive MAnsfied 12.20 M
and 1908 IN.
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~Tralns stop on signal only
JAMES L. TURK, sup't
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-20

". A. BALDWIN, K A. FORD,
Manager. Genl Pasa & Ticket AT.
PTTTSBUR9H, PA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-20

VALLEY RAILWAY
To Take Effect Monday. Dec. Sd, 1882.
NoRrHWARD rRAHs
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BEJACH DRY GOODS CO.,

2as-...-....... Main Street. -
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Will be Held To-Day at the various
Churches at die Hours Names

Calvary ChErch.-Service in tae morning 81 Il
O'Clock; in the evening al
Stranoers' Church.-sundsr sthool at $50 an.
Preaching a. II am, 1G1a pm. By the Rev, n,
N. Long, pastor
CrDsS,--.. and Prsssyterian street. Sunday
H-.IooI at an. Services al II Az anu . Pm
n. A. Jones' pastor.
Third Cumberland Pres5yteidn.-Corner Fourth
ard Looney streets, Chelsea service AZ pm oy
the Rev. II. A. Jones.
Third BaDtia.-Chelsea sunday-sehool at 9:3s
Am. services at II al and pm, BY the Rev.
J. W. LiPsey, pastor
Alabama Street PRESBYTERIAN ChHTeh.-Corner Ala;
bama street and Jones avenue. e~Dostn-schosI
at $50 an. No services
Tabenaek Baptist Clareh.-TuTley street Ser
vices IL am, and {: an. SaooAtn-school al
pm. The Rev. & n COuniee, pastor
s.. Peters Roman Catholic Charch.-Corner OF Ad-
ans and Third streets First mass al an
bigh mass a. an ye=peTs a. . pm.
linton Street Mission.-Atth Memphis Institute,
near the Medical College. Preaching at II an. oy
DR.. Z, NJ. Parks; Sunday-schOOl al pm.
Christian Church-Corner Linden and Mulberry
streets-Rev. MI Sweeney, pastor, wia pIeAeh al
IL an. and PIN. sund2y-school at Am
Central Msthodist.-Union street Services al
IL am by Bishop II y. McIyeire, and at SIS pm.
| by the Rev. Z. Il. Mahon, pastor. sunday-sehooi
at an.
Second Presbyterian CkRrch.-Corner of Main and
Beale streets Sunday-school at $50 an. eerv
| ices at II O'Clock ~.m. by the Rev. Chss. n
| Shepherd. No night service.
FirsL BGptia.-Second street, north OF Adams
Services at II an. Missionary nass-meeung Al
Sis pm. AL are invited N attend. Seats tree
The Rev. z. A. Venable, pastor.
| First Aethodist.-Gorner Second and Poplar
Preaching IL an oy the Rev. 5. A Steel, anc
l al D m by Bishop n. Il McTyeire. sunday scnoo
| at $50 ann. K. Pepper, superintendent.
| First Pres5y teTtdn.-B Bethel Building, corner o
Adams street and Charleston avenue. Sunday
l school at 9 am. Services at II am and at IN
First Methodist church 1t pm, by the Rev. Eu
gene Daniel, pastor.
| Central Bdptist Second street near Beale. Sun
day-school al $50 am. Preaching At II am. b.
the pastor the Rev. A. w. Lamar. No servic
l at night, on account of missionary mass meeting
at the First Baptist church.
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GLASS liza.
Il OF PRIZES

Takes Place Saturday, July 2, 1883.
Keu scheme, 49, 200 rfeket.. ess Prfses
a. y. CARNEY, exS ,fs5
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will take in Nisgar. Falls and the watering

will take in Niagara Falls and the watering
places.
Ell. GoLDBAuM, of Zellner & Co., leaves
to-day, to be absent three weeks.
W. q. NICHOLS, of New York, visited the
Merchants Exchange yesterday.
MIS-. MARY E. DEMARcHI will leave this
evening for Nashville and East Tennessee.
De. z. MILES BUDDEKE left last evening
for Nashville, to spend few days at his old
home.
D. L. GILLIsPM, JR., and NJ. Cohen, cadets
at Knoxville State University, have arrived
home.
MIss EMMA A. MITCHELL will leave Mon.
day for Aberdeen, Mise, 10 be absent for q
few weeks.
Nh. J. P. CoYNE and friends leave here on
an extended tour to the Yellowstone, Mon.
tana and Idaho.
Ne. AND MIS-. MCCULLOUGH, OF III:
Southern Express Company, are happy over
fifteen pound girl.
Miss MIssIE FORD, of Canton, Misc, ii
visiting at the residence of Col. w. F. Tsy.
| lor, on the boulevard.
| Miss SALLIE Brown has returned home
and is looking the picture of health. Sh,
will leave in few days for the springs.
The following delegates 10 the Cotton SeeC
Meal Convention at Chicago left by tn
Memphis and Charleston railroad yesterda,
morning: ]. S. Camp, Messrs. Cochran
Wsynesburg, Katzsnberger, Durham, Muir
tsgb, Srode, Mutually, Rawlings, Proud6
and Riley.
Nh. GEORGE 7. VANCE, who has filed tn
position of secretary and treasurer Of tn
o. IL
recently turned over the treasurership 10 d.
A. A. Laurence, owing to changes made i
the internal affairs of the company. An ex
pert WAS appointed to examine his book
and yesterday made report that everythin
was correct in every detail, the books bein
neatly and accurately kept, all money r,
ceived and expended properly accounted To-
etc. Mr.. Vance rema aims secretary, DIR. Lat
renee assuming the position of treasurer.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Cour,-Piercs. Jadge.

Calendar for to, morrow: Nos. 1880, Rich
mopd, executor, vs. Rawlings; 1858, r. s.
Taylor & Co. vs. Latkiu; 7641, Taylor W.
Person; 7642, White & Co. vs. Sateifeid
7643, Campbell We Athy; 1914, Horner Va
Don 4ldson; 7645, White vs. Carroll; 1916,
Porter & Taylor vs. Vanc; 1854, Harris VS.
Estes; 1865, PAdgeii VS. Smith; 1866. Fletcher
vs. Cox; 1857, Smith Va MINIS; 1868, Fox
VS. Haynes & Co.; 1859, Bell vs. Murray;
1861, Taxing District vs. Sherrod; 1862,
Moore, agent, Va Hicks; 1854, Taxing Dis
trlct VS. Cells; 1865, TaxIng-District VS. d.
Mariani; 1867, Tsxing-District Va Mariani;
1868, Taxing District va Maraui; 1869, Tax
ipg-District VS. Mariani; 1870, Taxing-Dis-
trict VS. Bali; 1912, Dugau vs. Keel; 1914,
Thomas vs Miller; 1875, Turner vs. Wilson;
1877, Miller VS. Mitchell; 1850, Thompson &
Mason va Mercer; 1852, VIM We Reynolds:
1884, Apperson & Co. vs Durham; 1855,
Boyd & Son Va SOmerville; 1852, War
rem VS. Thomas II. Allen & Co.;
1888, Trader vs Rainey; 1859, Coleman vs.
Doug lass; 1881, Webb va Porter & Macrae;
1892, Furstenheim VS. Baum & Co.; 1895, Al
len & Co. vs. Lsuier; 1896, Bowling, Jones &
Co. Va Donaldson; 1897, Rotchild vs. Britt;
1898, Arbuckle, Richardson & Co. VS. John
son; 7701, Scoby VS. Lee; 7704, Alternately
vs. Lee; 770S. Shelton Va Brown; 7709, Hays
VS. Donnelly & Co.; 77l0, Howard VS. Meyer;
77I2, Brinkley vs McAnaIly; 77lS, Fox VS.
TaIlv
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENITENTIARY ,
SIX YEARS TERN LEASE NOTICE,

DURsUANT 10 an Act of the General Assembly
OF the State OF Tennessee, passed March q.
Act 10 provide for the lease ard management OF
the State Penitentiary," the Governor Of Tennes-
see and Board of Prison inspectors, on Friday, the
at the iront door OF the capitol in Nashvie Tenn.
VIII lease At public outcry 10 the highest bidder.
iss4, the Penitentisry Of Tennessee ana the labor
81 Sss eon'iess sosetae. Min The sS.y .roIna.
patterns, etc, belonging 70 the state.
TKRNs-The lease win be made upon the follow
Ing terms: Notless than one hundred thousand
clear OF ali expenses 70 the STATE On any sccount.
except the salaries Of the superintendent. warden.
are to be paid BY the State. and bond with ap-
proved security is to be given therefor. and for
me strict performance Of all the requirements OF
An persons desiring 70 bid win be required BE-
torehsnd to nle an OBLIGATION 70 be approved By
70 give Is snreties. which shah oSisste sucs -.
SONS TO become the sureties ON the bond required.
full; and all parties proposing 70 bid win be 70
quired, in addition thereto, 70 file with the Gov
oe en On IN
70 his order and 70 be forfeited 70 the state Il the
with The bid Of . party who has not Compiled
with these requirements will not be cried or con
| ddered against the bid OF q party who has.
will be made. is here refe rred TO a. part hereof
| copy OF whieh will be furnished any person dc
sltlnk 10 Decome pluutr, upon kppuCaLou 70 M
Secretary OF State or Governor.
LocArIoN-The Penitentisry IL located In Nah
vile, and has been leased for number OF yeefl
| The average number OF convicts therein during
the last two years is thirteen hundred and stxtee1
| Qs16), and there are now thirteen hundred and
forty three (1S4S) therein.
RKsTRIcTIoNs-The lessees viii not be permitted
70 kesp more than ave hundred and atty $50 mall
convicts in the main prison at any one time. but
Will have the authority 70 work the same any
where in Tennessee-eafe and suitable quarter
being furnished-subieet TO the rules and reGula,
tons provided In said act and otherwise provided
by law.
How EMPLoYKD-Large numbers have regularly
been hired out by the present lessees 70 work In
the mines and in the construction OF railroads.
ETC., I'm Tennessee. They also employ those In the
prison building ct Nashville (many Of whom are
experienced and skilled laborers and OF long term
sentence) in manufacturing wagons iron hollow
ware, furniture. etc; the average number Of wag-
ons now made being about fifty q day.
For information and particulars address the IN
dersigned or the Governor.
Done by order OF VIM. b. Bate, Governor OF Ten
1 nessee, this April %, 1855
d. A. NUNN,
/ aecrptary If atata Nashyflle Tenn.
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Ladies' Underwear.

80 Ladies' Dressing Sscquee, elegantly
embroidered, finest India Linen; all at 81 25
worth So each.
Chemise chill muslin), elegantly trimmed
and embroidered, at Soc; worth 90c each.
10 doz Ladies' Chemiss, double yoke, made
Of Hill Muslin, very fine, 65c; worth 81 %
each.
Ladies' Gowns, extra length, at SOC; worth
81 each.
Lsdies' Gowns, very finest, trimmed with
inserting and embroidery, 81; worth So each.
Ladies' Skirts, double ruff, 8 tucks,
founced, 45c; worth 75c each.
Ladies' Skirts, elegantly embroidered and
trimmed in Torchon Lsce, best quslity Mus.
lin, at Csc; worth 81 Is each.
Finest embroidered Skirts, some with 20
tucks, others embroidered and ioserting, all
at s5c; worth 81 rs each.
LADIES' Dressing Sacques at 75c; worth
81 25 each.
LADIES' Dressing Sacques at Soc; worth
81 so each.
Ladies' Dressing Sacques at 81 rs; worth
81 so each.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

New Stock CARPETs-Msttings, Baby
Buggies just received.
AMES BEATTIE & CO., 1868 Main st.
A BEAUTIFUL and appropriate present for
cur charming graduates Is one of Hollen-
berg's Baby Grand Pianos. Call and examine
them.
s6DIAMoND Dyes will color anything
any color, aud never fail. The easiest and
best way TO econemize. Ten cents, at all
druggists.
any hands were covered with little dry
scabs. They have disappeared and Pm bet
ter than have been for twenty years, from
using DR.. Benson's Skin Cure"
A. N. NOBLE,
Selma, N. c., July 8, IS
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PERSONALS,

Mr.. J. 7. BAXTER left for New York last
night.
Mr.. GsoEeE GABAI left for Cincinnati
last night.
Miss JENNIE CAMP left yesterday on q
visit TO Chicago.
VIcToR 3. SMITH has returned from .
visit TO Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. c. B. BRYAN and wife left fer Bailey
Spriogs, Ala, yesterday.
BARNEY BEvISs, of the Southern EXPRESS
Company, leaves tonight Tor the East. He
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-24

J. N. RYKER
Assistant Observer United States signal Service
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Those who have purchased hats and caps
from Martin Cohen land we suppose nearly all
Memphisns have) are aware that he keeps
at 2l9 Main street, the very best stock, and
that he sells cheap, and can generally accom-
nodate any customer. He knows the wants
of this market, and sndeavors TO fill them
Call and see his summer goods.
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80 doz Gents good quality Gauze Under
shirts at 15c each.
20 pcs Pink Chambrsy mot damSged) only
SC yard.
10 pcs yard wide very finest satin-stripeJ,
large plaid Check Muslin at l5c, worth SIC a
yard.
Our l0c Victoria Lawns will cast you l5c
yard elsewhere.
10 pcs Victoria Lawn at TIC yard.
Very finest quality Victoria Lawn, 15c,
worth Soc yard.
so doz large-sizs Turkish Towels IT only
15c, worth 25c each.
% doz Plaid Towels at SOC q doz.
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Go to J. A. BaiIey's, 1895 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, well points, etc.
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10 doz Summer Coats, good quality mate.
rial and well made, all sizes, at only 35c
each.
Immense Bargains in shoes and slippers
10 doz Ladies' Kid Buttoned Shoes at 81 +,
worth s.
10 doz Ladies' Kid Slippers at SOC, worth
81 pair.
Ladies French Kid hand-sewed Shoes, all
sizes, at 81. worth 81 pair.
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes at 81 %,
worth So 80 a pair.
Ladies' French Kid Glove Top flest kind
Buttoned Shoes, 81 SO, worth 81 so pair.
Children's French Kid Button Shoes at
75c, worth 81 SO a pair.
Is doz Cbildren's Colored Shoes and Slip
pers, all at Csc, worth 81 25 pair.
Ladies' Serge Slippers, 4Oc, worth 75c q
pair.
Ladies' Kid Slippers. 60c, worth 81 pair.
Ladies' and Misses French Kid Newport
Ties at 75c, worth 81 40 a pair.
Ladies finest Toe Slippers, 75c, worth 81 a
pair.
Ladies' very finest Lacing and Buitoned
Slippers, 81, worth 81 apair.
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WAR MEMORIES.
The Naval Battle that Preceded the Cap
ture Of Memphis in 1859, as
Teld bya
Federal 0fiicer-Also His Account of the
Encounter OF the Ram Arkansas
With the Federal Fleet,

From the Cuff and Inland Waters, BY
Commander A. I. Mahan, one OF the Charles
Scribner's Sons series of volumes on Tie
Nary IN the Ciua War, We copy the following
account Of the naval battle fought in front Of
Memphis on the 9th of July, 1852, and the
battle between the Confederate guuboat Ar
kansas and the combined Federal river and
OCEAN feet in the vicinity of Vicksburg
nearly a wear alter
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Mays shirt factory is doing 8 large busi-
ness. First-class goods, made to 6f, will
always be had there. The underwear and
hosiery departments are of the best descrip-
ton and contain all the varieties. No. 2691
Main Ia the Mace.
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Special.

20 pcs 6nest quality Iudia Linen and q
20 pcs White Llnen Lawn all at 25c, worth
SOC yard.
Two immense Bargains 10 Check Muslius.
100 pcs Check Muslin at 10c, worth l5c a
yard.
so pcs very finest quality sAtin-striped
Plaid Muslin all at 15c, worth from 25 to So.
yard.
10 doz Ladies' Gauzs Vests at 35c, worth
75c each.
% doz Ladies' Kid Hsnd-Sewed Slipper
st only SOC pair-in all numbers.
Don't forget the Government Shelter Tent
They are made out of best linen waterproof
duck. They cost the government of tn,
United States Sc. We are selling them TO
3, Is each, and they will all go this week
Come quick il you want any.
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LITFLE HAVANA COMPANY,

on SUPPLEMENT TO
6OKAL HAVANA LOlIEhr.
ONLY $4,000 TICK II Isl
OAp1ta1Prfso, 10000
WbeIes, s2..................H halves, o..
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

L ARGE, unfinished front room, with board;
IL private family; terms reasonable; 265 Union.
MISERABLE ROOMS AND BOARD
II At ~ Madison street.
OOMS-Tw o desirable rooms at No. Ill Wash
~ ington street; also use of parlor. Desirabl 10
furnished front rooIsnat &c Marshall avenue.
d OOM-t leasant front room, with eoard, for
III Gentlemen, at 14S Second street.
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Gasson'e Hotel.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

ST. LOUIE, June Nighi-River risen
inches, and now stands "a feet By the gauge.
Weather clear and very warm. Departed: Belle
leans.
LOUIsvILLE, June 23.-Night-River fail.
ing. with feet inches in the canal, and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and not. Beyond toWbosts passing UP, there
were no arrivals or departures
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MISCELLANEOUS
Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed 10 me ezecuted by
d Austin Beatty. and registered IN ibe kegts-
ter's Office OF Shelby county, Tenn, In DOok W.
page 1s6, viii, on
Tae-dsy, the 2ltb of Jaly. I-ss,I
At II O'Clock m. aud in front Of the courthouse OF
said county, sell At public suction, 70 me hlenest
Of Memphis, county Of Shelby and State Of Ten
nessee being Lot No. Z. OF 81 bdiydon OF Lot NO:
g. Of block As, a. shown By plat Of subdivision o.
said Lot No s. OF record in the Registere once o.
said county, in book 36. page z3i; said lot NO.
has n mt OF hfty-two and-a hall fect on the east
side OF Causey street; depth os the north line o.
1876 feet; on the south line Of 2l6 feet and width
in the rear OF 30 feet
Terms of sale-Cash: equity OF redemption
waived and tile believed 70 be good, but VIII
convey only ~ trustee
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.
sailing ONT M Cost.

Having to take charge of the factory Of
the new Bluff City Stove Works, am COM
PEELED to close out my present business al
once. and will sell my entire stock of Stoves,
Tinware, Lamps, Lamp Goods, Wire and
Woodenware, Cutlery, and General House
Furnishing and Kitchen Goods at prices less
than cost for the next thirty days. Tools
and fixtures for sale cheap.
L TIFF RISK, $50 Main street
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DOmestics. DOmestics.

We arel still selling every well-known
brand of Bleached Muslin, including Fruit,
Lonsdsle, Androscoggip, AL at 74c.
Insist on getting what you want at the
above price, snd pay no more.
By the way, do you need any mating? Do
you know we are selling White Mating al
123c, Red-Checked at 17ac, and Fancy Mat
ting at 25c yard? They are worth almost
double that price.
Mexican Mash, for Window Screens, only
25c yard.
Real Mexican Hammocks at 81 70.
TO ARRIVE: Our celebrated Water
Cooler at 81 25 each.
Wire dish-covers, 8 sizes, all for SOC pr set
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Sods, Mead and Mineral Wslers on drs ueht.
We make cur Soda Oct Of pure hi-caTtonste
Of soda and use pure iIuii syruPs.
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Corsets! Cor4efsI Corselsi

Come and see our new pat n. Summer Cor
Get that We are ceiling at SOC and Toe pair
worth more than double.
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Sh0les's Memphis DirectOry-VOl. IL
for 1884.

Will be issued at an early date, more COM
plete than any heretofore published. An i'm
proved street and number directory, new and
accurate map, and an historical sketch of the
city will be added to the usual features. The
patronage of more than three.fourths of the
business community has already been OBJ
tanned, and those who have not been seen
will be visited very soon. DO not be deceived
ShoLes's Directory has been the standard for
ten years, and the publisher proposes to place
it above the reach of opposition.
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Every frst-ciass housekeeper wants the
best of meats, poultry and vegetable v.
d. Fuchs, at his mammoth msrketbouse, 80
and Al Jefferson street, keeps the finest
meats, the freshest of vegetables, and lie one
of the most accommodating Of dealers.
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About the Memphis City Directory. / have
put forth the only coubie-style work.
directory OF houses by streets and numbers,
with the names, and directory BY alpha
beiical arrangement. i will issue again, next
fall, volume IL. This is The only duplex
ccpyrighlea directory OF Memphis Remem-
Der the name:
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Notice.
Ill h. l.

Bids will be received by the undersigned
until June 20, 1888, for lease OF elegant
dining-room and lunch-countsr ia Uaion
Passenger Depot for one year. Possession
given successful bidder July 1, 1888. Right
10 reject any and all bids reserved.
JOHN II. PEBBLES, NJ D.
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B Ell ACH',S

The only place for bargains in this city.
We lead in low prices. Others must follow
Japanese Folding Fans given away with
every package.
Headquarters for Mosquito Bars Of every
description.
Ali kinds OF Bobinet Bars made to ordel
at short notice and for prices less than else
where.
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Country Board

CAN be had on reasonable terEds, on railroad,
~ TIVE miles out Healthy location. good
water, large rooms and grounds and good iare.
References exchanged. Address
BOX s. Bartlett, Tenn.
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Ladies' Hoop skirts.

We are showing twelve different styles,
from 35c each upward.
Misses listers, all linen, sizes from 8 to Is
year,, nicely made, all at 81 25 each, much
less than half price.
Fly Nets, for horses, 75c each.
Finest all-linen Lap Robes at 81 %, worth
81 80 each.
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DOCKETBOOK-on Wednesday night, June 10th,
L phile passing through Memphis, Mrs. hollle
j. Wright lost her peck etOook, cheek and Keys,
either on the transfer or about the M. ana T.
R.R II had $40 In money and q receipt for goods
bought by her from Quinn d Bros, Little hock
Ten dollars reward for information leading TO Its
recovery JOHN Il. PARK Oxford, Miss.
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Heuse.Furnishipg Goo DDS.

Best Mexican Sea Grsss Hsmmocks, 81 "a
each; worth So.
Hammock Mosquito Bars, all linen, 75S
each.
Hammock Pillows, 25c each.
Bird Csges, square, painted, 81 each
worth 81 SO.
Largest size, brass, square Bird Cages
81 % each; worth S..
Garden Sets. Rake, Trowel, Fork and
Spade, all for 25c set.
| Best eight-ball Croquet Seis, 81 % set.
Elegant painted Velocipedes, only So each
Mexican Mach, for window screens, only
25c yard.
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Beautiful Furniture

And elegant carpets are attracting attention
at Bryson's, 2Sl Main street. the Brysous
have had many years experience in this
business, and keep goods that are bound to
give satisfaction.
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EIaYd,R

Prof.. GsbhzFdi, at the Cottage Gallery, "a
doing very zoe work at lowest prizes He
will not Be outdone in work nor undersold in
pricss.
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
341 Second street.
New Millinery store

Co 10 C0rreli d Co. for q cool glass of
Soda, made from bfcarbonate sOda and
pure spring water.
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Hats. Hats. Hats.
Summer Coats.

Come and see what we are selling for 5
and 10c each.
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OOhen's Hats.

CorreII d Co., s45 Main street, sell the
HON e-mnde Candies, eq uaI to any made
In the city, at 4oe per pound.
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Trustees sale.

ON THURSDAY, 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1883,
" will sell, for cash. n the highest bidder. one
5Awmill including one 4ohorse power stationary
engine one boiler carriage and hxt ures, sane be-
ing near Cypress creek on MeSsifys land, shelby
county. Sale " take place at mill. sell a. uus
| tee under Deed Chatfel Book -, page 80.
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