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next week, as the latter is not able to ap-

lei week, a. tho latter is not able 10 ap-
pear il court.
"A large number of fruit trees were shat
tered BY the storm at Raleigh evening before
Last, and one or two t,ees about the place q
loot and e half in diameter were blown down.
The rain there and TO the northeast was very
heavy.
There will be three excursions on the
steamer Eckert to-morrow-one at $50
o'clock a.m, another at 2:30 O'Clock Pm
aud another at 8 o'clock. The managers
guarantee a pleasant trip to all who may at
tend.
The, arrest Of Capt. NJ. z. Cheek, Of the
steare. Kate Adams, grew out OF a mlsun-
ee~rstandlng. The boats are all willing to
| obsy The quarantine regulations Of The city
| and of the Sanitary Council of the Missis-
| sippi Valley
I AT The last regular meeting Of Noph
Lodge, No. 1877, K. S. B, the following off.
GERS were elected: Hsrdrig Perez, presIdeur
Max Halle, vice-president; Louis Gold.
smith, tire .surer; A. Meyer, fr, reelected
secretary Henoch Cohen, Outside guard.
AT Etivsl Park Thursday night a tipsy
picnicker who was present with his wife,
left her and took a seat by a woman named
Pauline Livingstone. The mans wife was
offended aud sought out Patrolman Mccall
to whom she said such women ought to b;
excluded from the grounds. The officer had
no power to put her out as long as she de-
ported herself properly, but sug gestsd to hel
that sAe had better leave. She became very
indignant and was finally forced to 20 wher
it became evident that Der presence nigh
lead to q disturbance that would not be easily
quelled.
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u

Mrs You've and family left for Bon Aqua
lat night.
Mrs, J r. BOSWELL and family have gone
10 Iuka, Miss.
Mrs. J. A. AUSTIN LEI. yesterday evening
for Madison, Wis.
Mr. CODY MASON leaves Sunday for the
Cumberland mountsirs.
r. L. COFFIN and family left for Madison,
Wiz, last night, Uia Louisville.
W. WYATT, Of Louisville, was a visitor at
the Merchants Exchange yesterday.
MRS. W. F. GwYNNE left last evening for
Iuka ria the Memphis and Charleston.
J. L. SHINN, of Russellville, Ark, regis.
tered at the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Mr.. JEROME HILL and daughter left YES
terday morning for St. Louis, ria Bolivar,
Tenn.
Mr.. BEN BINGHAM and wife left for
Knoxville last night via the Louisville and
Nashville.
MRS. BERRY and her daughters, Misses
Zina and Clyde, left for Kentucky by the
WHIT ShInkle last evening.
ONE of the most delightful events of the
week WAS a party given last W dnesday
evening complimentary 10 Miss Laura
Lengsheld, of Mississippi, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Minnie Jackson, on
Orleans street. The grounds we're tasiefully
decorated With Chinese lanterns and the
house a was scene OF brilliancy.
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HOTEL
Peabody Hot
htehius,
sc Manners, Ark.
GastOn's Hotel.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBuRG, July 1~3.-Departed: s. L.
Wood and tow, Pittsburg, 8 Pm; W. P. Halliday,
st. Louis, 8 pm.
WHEELING, July 13.-Night-River Z feet
and falling; Weather cloudy and warm, with hard
rain this afternoon.
CIEcINNsTI, July 1S.-Night-River Is
feet, and rising. Weather fair and warmer. De-
parted: Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, July 13.-Night-River fall
ing, with 9 feet by the gauge. Weather cloudy and
warm; thermometer $50. Arrived: James W. CAT,
Cincinnati, 6 pm.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Night-River fall
ing, with 6 feet 5 inches in the canal and 4 feet 6
inches in the chute on the falls Weather cloudy
and sultry. Arrived and departed: Harry Brown
and tow, Memphis to Pittsburg.
CAIRO, July 13.-Night-River 25 feet 2
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy thermometer
$40. Arrived: r 8. Hayes and barges, New Orleans,
/ pm: City of Helena, st. Louis,7 I'm. Departed:
r. s. Hayes and barses, st. Louis, l pm.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Night-River sta
tionary, with % feet by the gauge. Weather clear
and intensely warm, with heavy rain and wind.
storm about 6 O'Clock this evening. Arrived: City
of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
Buffalo Lithia Water
For Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys
Stone of the Bladder-The GOuty
Diathesis-Nervous Dys.
pepsia, Etc.

DE-. WM. A. HAMMOND, of New York, Surgeon.
General o. 8. Army (retired), 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 Buffalo
system, complicated with Bright's Disease of the
Kidneys, or with a equity Diathesis. The RESULT
have been eminently satisfactory. Lithia has fof
like cases, but the Buffalo Water certainly ack
better than any eztemporaneout solution Of The
stomach. ! also often prescribe IL in those Gases
of Cerebral Hyper@mia, resulting from oyer-men-
tai work-in which the conuia1h cSHe6 Ssfyoas
benefit"
The late DR.. THOMAS P. ATKINSON, formerly Of
DanviIle, Va, at one time President Medical
Society OF Virginia.
Experience has proved the Buffalo Lthis
Water TO be a powerful agent for the removal Of
Vesical Calculi.
" It has been found especially eHicac.ous In the
sIts benefciaI results, however, in Uric Acid
Calculi are not restricted 70 the removal by means
oil S.v soiS Ssen s Gr adi,n dsgposted,, but Il not unire
Queptly SO corrects the constitutions tendency 70
excess n the production of urie Acd or of any
other acid which may have the property of pre-
eipitatiug it from its solution, as to prevent further
depoAition. IL has in some cases proved an eff
S Sensin ssa the ae IN sRiSaH q t he F FStsPRa ss . e Psii
as the Uric Acid sediment.
when used at an early stage, while enough OF
the renal structure rems aims to answer the purpose
OF purifying the blood, Il Is of decided efficacy In
Bright's Disease of the KidneyB, and indeed In
some cases where the destruction Of the Kidney
has been greater. its use has resulted in partial
restoration ana prolonsation d hfe."
DE-. HARVEY l. BYRD, of Baltimore, President and
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children in the Baltimore Me1ical College,
formerly Professor of Practical Medicine, etc.
"Ihave witnessed the hest results from the &C.
ton of the Buffalo Litnia Water, Spring No. 2, in
Chronic Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism,
Gravel and Stone in the Klzdder, and / do not be-
itate to express the opinion that in all diseases de-
pending upon or having their origin in the Urc
Acid Diathesis, IL is unsurpassed. II, indeed. 10 IL
aqualed by any water taus far known 10 the pro-
iession.
I" 1t has an aseertAined vaile In Bright's Dissese.
A knowledge of lis acion IN that disease thus M,
would seem TO WARRANT the belief that II would, IN
many instances. At Lead in its early Stages, afret
il entirely; e1d IN its more advanced stages, prOvs
q decided comfort sa1 palliative"
ss- These sprsnss are now Open for
Siuests-
water in cases Of one dozen hslf-galIon bottles
IS per case 81 the springs.
Springs pamphe< senI 70 any address
Both water an9pamphlets may pc nan on JUN
GASToN, GsstoaE b otel, Memphis Tenn.
Propf5esor Buffalo Lithia spItnsA
N~eeklenbury county, Virginia
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S.
SoEIethfnK of the Females who Ride
About on Horseback.

For a week or more pas! the fast women Of
the city nave been actively engaged in their
f~svorite pastime Of horseback riding, so long
forbidden by the city authorities: Nothing
was ever said 30 long as they deported them
selves properly, but they abnsed the privi-
leges allowed them and behaved go dis
gracefully that it was necessary f%insilyl 10
put an embargo on the practice, in ID
Por,er's time, altogether. For months be
fore they ceased it was rare to find a lady
who would consent TO take a horseback ride
under any circumstances, as they were natur-
ally sfrsid Of being mistaken for one of thu
frAil ones, nearly everyone of VIII N rode out
several evenings during the WET, Lately,
however, the ladies have been riding again,
but sre sure TO stop IS soon as the. ind the
streets monopoliz d by the fpid r1es, to
whom it really seems hard to d ny the
pleasure 80 long rs they behave The u selves.
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A CHICK


Late Tbursdsy night a thief visited the
residence of Sheriff Cannon, in the suburbs,
and finding a young lady, who was a guest
at the house, awake and moving about a
room in which there VS. a bright light,
sneaked up and turned the stats of the win
dow, 30 that be would stand in no danger of
being seen when he entered the chicken
house. He then very adroitly entered the
hennery, and captured every fowl it con-
tanned, several dozen in sumber. The young
lady paid no attention to the turning of the
slais al the time, as it was lone almost
noisslessly, but remembered it next morning
when the fowls were found 10 be missing.
Another courthouse %oficisl, living near oy,
Is said TO have eaten one of the chickens for
breakfast next morning. he bought tin
Docenily, of course-irom the thief.
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TALL POLES.
their Leogth, Value and where They
ARE Obtaineds

The poles which have bseh strung along
Second street for SONS days past were being
put up by the Telephone Company yesterday.
The poles now used by The company are al
of cedar, and were bought from Murfrees-
bore, Tenn. They cost about 81 each,
freight added. Those put up 10 the cen.
trail part of the city are about sixty feet
long, about five feet being planted in the
ground. These used on other streets are ten
to twenty feet shorten and the country poles
are twenty-five feet tall. those used in the
vicinity of Memphis are obtained from
HatchIe bottom. The Telephone Company
now has about 1000 of the tall poles on
h nd
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A HEATHEN CHINEE
And his insane and UnconquerabIe
Passion for Fire.

The i~ncorrigible heather Chinee, George
Locke, who has been the round of the various
county institutions, reappeared on the streets
Thursday with his old pipe, bis rage and his
secondhand tobacco guilds. At the station
house he was locked ia a bare cell, and it
was believed he would, for once, be baked of
bis yearning to FIRE every place in which be is
confined, but about 1Oo'clock at night tue odor
OF burniog rags was traced 10 his cell. He
had procured a piece Of paper from some
place unknown, twisted it into a long roll,
poked 1t through the b,rs and iguitpd it It
tne gas jet, which 10 Eve feet away from the
grstes. Then drawing it back he lit a piece
OF rag, torn from mis- clothing, and stuck it
N a crack in the floor. When found he was
wing upon it and pretended to be asleep.
The smoke, however, betrayed him.
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A MEAN
a servant Girl Robbed af Her Hard
Earnings. Amounting TO Sl47.

The family of Mr.. E. NJ. Williamson, of
299 Pontotoc street, were in the act of lesv-
ing for the depot last night, to take the train
for Nashville, when il was discovered that
their serving womap, Mary Prescott,
had lost a pocke.-book containing
SAY. Search was instantly made
for it without success. Hattie Hill
and Lucy Benton, two negro women, who
been employed sbout the house for the past
few days, were suspected, but denied all
knowledge Of the money. Patrolman Steven.
son was sent 10 the house in snswer to a call,
and took them in charge. Hattie cried and
moaned piteuusly when locked up, but the
other was cool and defiant, and wan,ed TO
know how thew were going to proye il.
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REAL 4 A TRANSFERS.

Mrs Sophronia Ball to Alex P. Merriam.
49, l5O feet on 6 does street, S1l0n.
Frank Kukls and vile 10 Joe. W. Waynes-
bu 2, 5Ox290 feet, Lee avenue, Atkinsou's
-uodIvisioD, $500.
Caleb Marrhal and wife 10 Tennessee
southern railroad; Sne aud ous.haIf seses on
Mi'sifsipn' rAu T.nue,see taiiFoad, S47'.
SufT CLAIMS.
w. 4. Collier TO J. E. B~ripkley, marginal
+ .lease.
Simon Sturm TO H. c. Steever lot 8, Climb
ksmp's subdivision, 63x230 feeI, on the east
side of Vance.
J.J; Murphy 70 s phi oaia Ball, lots 10,
IL snd IL, block go. Fort Pickering.
{. W Fr Ger to Mary H. s tint, lots 13 and
IA, block 81. east side Main street, between
Alabama and jackson streets.
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won; Johs Ledford second, Granite third.

won: Johs Ledford second, Granite third,
Time-1:lS.
one mile. Barney Aaron won; Lille
Dale second, Lamsly third. Time-1:45.
Ooe mile. Pluuger won; Swift second,
Hot.chimie third. Time-1.A
One mile. Red Fox wop; Egyptian SEC
ond. Little Buttercup third. Time-l:A-
One mile. Annie c. Won; JoeGooper sec
ond, Jim Fisk third. Time-1:454.
T~hree-qusrters Of a mile. DelIlsn won.
Nellie Peyton second, Rosemary Murray
third. Time-1:l64.
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The degree OF talent engaged in the pre-
sent alton of these pieces, and the character
of the pieces thamselves, combined to make
this performance one Of the most artistic;
and at the same time mos thoroughly en-
joyable, that has been pr s.nted during this
season. Each piece was received with ap-
preciative pleasure by the large audience,
aud many OF the participants were forced to
repeated and Invariably successful efforts.
The accompsniments were, for the most
part, played by Prof. Piano, whose talent,
culture and taste largely contributed to the
grace and smoothness of the entertainment.
A feature not to be %unpoticed was the social
ard easy conduct and Eethod Of the whole
affair, and altogether the managers are to be
complmented.
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LOCAL NO rICES.

TEETH extracted without pain at Wes-
8 u's, 3lS Main. Telephone connection.
TELEPHONE T. J. Grshsm, Court street,
! r ht-orIcs, sewsI-pipe, cement, lime, etc.
The chancary sales to-day embrace a lot
on h. slutn @rst corner of Main and Wash
ington; eouth side OF Georgia, near H-rDar-
do road; sonrh aide OF Carolina street, near
E'ghIb, in Fort Pickering; east side of eau
sey street, between Bsale aud Linden, and
also twenty lots ON Walker and McLemore
aVenuPe
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CHICAGO, July l3.-Tne ANNUAL meeting
snd pigeon tcurnament OF the Illinois State
Sportsmen Association will be held here July
24th TO 2S.h. There are 10000 wild pigeons
on hand. Five thousand dollars 10 prizes
will b. contested for. The chief event will
be a. contest for a $1,000 dismond badge,
representing the individual championship Of
the State ard club, and the championship
prize for teams of four.
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Schedule No. L.
s2ss,4ss IS
t25y,7
ATHA THOMAS, TreasuI

ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.
This item Of 81 ,14I Al in the Mechanics Bank
of Knoxville is one of the items of deposit re-
ceiyed from NJ. 7. Polk, former Treasurer.
A check was Immediately drawn b. me for =
transfer of this deposit, but payment of the same
was not made. and the Legislature by q 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 recovery of this sum.
SECOND QUARTER.
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Candies

Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draught.
We mske our Soda out OF pure bi-carbonate
Of coda and use pure fruit syrups.
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LONDON, July 13.-At Hounalow, to-day,
the American Rife Team fred seven shots
each at 200, 500, 800, 800 ard 1000 yards.
The f,ilosing scores were made: Human,
14S; DoIau, 147; Psuiding, AS; Stewart,
IA; DR.. Scott, IA; Cash, 14l; Van Hsusen,
139; Bull, 133; Rabbeth, 1877; Lieut.. Scott,
l33; Pollard, 1873; Howsri, 1872; Alder, III;
81 Shakespeare, 125; Browo, l22; Joiner, 121,
and Slitb, 1873.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball.

DETROIT, July 13.-De,roits, z; Bostons, 5.
ST LOUIS, July 1S.-Columbus, A; ST.
Louis, 2.
FTTTsBURe, July 1S.-A:hletics, A; Alle-
ghenys, L.
BUFFALO, Juy 13.-Bufa los, 6; New
Yorks, 3.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-CIncinnstis, 3;
Eci.p-., l.
CLEVELAND, July I3.-Cl=vslands, 10;
Philsd-iphias, l.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Metropolitans, 81;
Ball 4; light ~ianings-raiu.
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ONE THOUSAND melons at Clements.
Advice TO

Mrs. WIuslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. tire
heves the little sufferer At once; IL produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little che-ub awakes as bright As a
button" Itis very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, sottens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
WIND, requisites the bowels, and Is me best KNOWN
remedy foE nisrraea, whether arising from teet
Inc OF NlL-I - AA--fN- raa N-r.a u =. mi L.
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Treasurer's Quarterly Report,
ArETmA.uKKR,s Orr1cE }

1KNN., July I, ISIS.
To His EIceuency W. B. Bate. Governor Of Ten
nessee:
sIR-I hereby, in compliance with the act of the
legislature, passed March 5th, and approved
March q. 1883, make to you my report as state
Treasurer, embracing two quarters. from January
18th TO April 1, 1888, in the first, and from April
LIST 70 July LIST in the second quarter:
DEBIT.
former s2I5, s7s Sc
Less check TO C W. Irvine paid by order
ing I7 60
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FR"

E E l!.E ! 9 D z! s. E 4ss.s
yvssfs:Sls 52sf:%Ssa1Hno f2r s6axl@
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The Sacrifice at Risks still Goes On.

Stoves OF all kinds, including the great
Bucks Brilliant, tinware, lamps and kitchen
goods at an enormous sscriice. Heating
stoves at uubeard.ot prices.
These goods must be sold, as my time is
required by the stove factory.
L. TIFF RISK, 800 Main street.
T. S.-Wil Keep open Saturday until 8
O'Clock pm.
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For throat diseases, colds and coughs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
efficacy by a test of many years. Price Is
oents.
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Burnett's

Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest luster.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth
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caAB 0RcAARp SPRING
Cumberland Mountains, Lincoln Co., y

This famous summer resort, under new own<
ship and management. IL now open for the seasp
Elegant building. superior table, best Epson, ~
phur and chalybeste waters in the world. sfnns
rnent Of all Kinds music, ballroom, etc are u
inducements offered visitors. Terms reasouAc
for accommodations. address
Gen. Jas y. JOHNSON, Manager,
Grah Oreharo n a.. n .
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Musical aud Literary Entertainment:
The musical and literary entertainment
given last night by the LADIES' Aid Society
of Calvary church al the residence of Mrs.
Ward, 270 Beale street, was a complete sue
cess. The programme was as follows:
Song T Sunlight of Our Home"
Mr., Refs.
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To amt of receipts forwarded. ....-.--.s5Z
BY amt disbursements forwarded .......-. ia


These items of Legislative expense, both proper
and miscellaneous, although paid out of the
Treasury, had not at the end 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 FIRST day OF
April for the reason that the act directing such re-
ports to be made was not approved until March
27th, and this report is made now for then.
ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.
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The dirscf result of vitis'ed blood and weak
organic movement, will fnd Simmons Liver
Regulator a tra- REMEDY tor these CON-
plants. Ii Imports uew life TO the blood
aud renews and 9 rer CITIZENS the entire system
by promoting The healthy action of the liver
and kidn.ys. II have heen troubled with
liver Compliant, kidney disease and bad
blood for a long time. / have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, AMI it has lone me more
good lhan all the medicine | ever took. l
would not be wiihout ~. GEo. H PRATT,
~. 8. Deputy-Collector ID District, Ca"
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FIOyd,s Restaurant.

TELEPHONE Clement for fresh, cool melons,
al-o choice chickens.
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.John Walsh. Undertaka.

Are always the same. We send them by
express 10 all parts OF the country.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, s75,OOd

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Approximation Prizes OF s150...-.-.-
APPROXIMATION Prizes OF b00....-..-
Approximation Prizeso oil 2o..-"-."
1867 Prizes, amounting to..................G1q
Application for rates TO clubs should be q
only to the once of the Company In New ofl1
For further information, write clearly, q
full address. Send orders by Express or y
tered Letter, or Money Order. addressed onl
m. A. DA UPHIN, New Orleans, La
Washtngton. ID. a., or NO. . west Cs
street. memphis. TENN.
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commissioner.

COmmfssfOners.
incorporated in 1865 Tor twenty-five yean b
Legislature for Educational and C~hhriAble.
poses-with a capital OF 81, 900, 0o0-to which.
serve fund OF over SS5e, 900 has since been q
BY an overwhelming popular vote th IN
was made Q part Of the present State Co
adopted December ? AID. 1879.
The only Lottery euer voted on and fsdovsd n
people of any Stale.
IL Never senIes or Postponea. !
Its GRAND sfngie-N utnber Draw,
take place monthly.
ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To |
A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DRAW
CLASS II, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESl
August n. ISS3-I00th Monthly DrRwtl1
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S~u from Kidney and Liver
~r0nhIa

Cool.sl place in the city, nicely ventilated
everything IN tip top style.
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CHOICE melons, on ice and delivered free,
It Clements, Sc B ale.
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Spring.
LAUDERDALR CO., AK.
The Great Dyspepsia Water!
The Great Kidney Waaeri
The Great DrOpsy wat(
BAILEY SPRINGSt

Diuresie, Alternative, Tonic, Tsstele
rrHg LovKLIEsT, GOBLET. MOST COMFY
table, Most Attractive HeHith and fiea4
Resort in the South. II II situated on groq
higher than any in the surrounding c.unuy. !
Is two hundred and thirty feet above the neal
water course. The Park Il densely shaded ~ !
eat trees, sodded with green grass; It's waLt1
gravel that never get muddy or dusty, and
ground IL beautifully ~undulating In the xn1
Of a Gigantic Horseshoe; q. romanuc VI
through virgin forests. beside natural
cades that tumble over everlasting roc
leads 10 BHOAL CREEK, on whose lovely. I
face guests can float In sunshine or IN sh9
and IN whose rapids tfout and perch abound: /
hotel IL large, comfortable, shady and well !
uished, A hne ballroom Il served with gooo =
sic, and t~en-pins, billiards. baths, and all ava
be smusemenis are provided for the guests- .
For special Information apply 20 the kesio
Physician, DR. ii. A MOODY. For rooms
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sDIvIDEND NOTICES.
dividend Notice.

OFFICE HERSANDo ms. CO,
~ NEnPHIs, TENN, July 9, 1SsS.
- At 8 meeting of the Board of directors Of
this Company held this day. the regular Semi
Annual Cash Dividend of Six l6) FER Cent.
wss declared upon the Capital Stock, payable on
demand, J. g. DUNSO0MB, Secretary.