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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-18

n Uopeietoro Of that notoRioul
- NY. Ht. Jacobs Oil, have recently
u lpon rather novel method Of ad
Mti1ing. Following arc q couple oi
ameus, clipped from California ex-
whiting editor out in Seattle,
q badly cut up in . battle;
z again in repairs,
II alphabetically sveays,
dacons OH makes pain skedaddls.' y
4nd-haired clerk in Savannah,
ped on . piece of banana,
+ - pain he endured,
= Jacobs Oil cured,
enov goes dancing with Hannah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-18

Three years ago st. Julian, the great
California trotter. was unknown; the
same may be said of Kendall's SPAWN
Cure. Now both have a world wide
reputation. Why? Because they both
have merit. One is great trotter. the
other is the most successful remedy
ever discovered to be used on man OF
beast. Read ad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-18

lawrence Kelly, arrested at Lacoaner
- Deeember on a charge of SNUG
1iine, ~ found guilty and fiued in tho
- Il $500 and costs ct the Port Town
- ocurt last week. He paid his fine
q isAs liberty.
n Psdilla logging camp has changed
k6ndA Mr. Herndon ceiling to Mr.. Jen-
-, Of Seattle. Mr.. w. q. Pollock is
np1iutsndent of the camp, aud the
sffne work il now in full blast. Last
5bsdsy 10000 feet were put into the
sntr With four yoke of oxen.
lsd now come the Baptists, who pro-
~ 10 build . church at Laconner.
Hxht with . Methodist, Baptist, and
h1helie shurh-with the CONGREGATION
- and Presbyterians to hear FROM
- lhall b pretty we'll provided with
1nsoh0. In fact, Laconner will be q
neand Brooklyn, the "city Of church
-
~ steamer Idaho had ON board one
lmdred passengers ON ono of her last
gDk's trips on this route. The Wash.
IN and Quincy are equally as well
j1sonixed. OF course, many return
NJ taking q look at tho country, but
Qits number remain and pitch theiI
~ somewhere in the county.-Haa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-18

SKLLISa Our At CosT.-We will sell al
cost our entire stock of goods, except
books and school supplies. of which in
future We will make a speciality, and
will sell standard literature at Wholesale
and retail rates a. low as any house on
this coast. G. DAVIES 4 Co.
fD-tf
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Chas. Goldstsin is acknowledged the
leading halter Of Seattle. Styles and
prices tn suit everybody.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-18

Fine Merino Undershirts, so cents;
Cashmere Oyershirts, $l.50; 1 pairs
Shaker Socks, 80 cents, at the Star
Clothing House.
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Yesler saws that Pipef's milk bread
keeps him in good health. Piper says
that Yeslcr, Is the most eand'ed man in
town. d15-tf
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CANDY AND NUTs.-The largest as
sortment and the finest goods in the
city. G. p. STONE Il Co.,
f1tf Cash GrOcers.
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OREGoN BAooN-Hams 16Hc, sides
1511o. shoulders 121ac. w. E. Jones,
Denny's block.
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Shingles for Sale.

WE ARE NOW TURNING OUT $4,000 first M.Aoq
Shingles per day with shinss MILL ana pCass1
To Gil any I'll confcs, Of whatsv sise ct the shs po
bic notice and the most reasonable terms
ALSO,
Sash Doors, llouldnes. olaciDts an6 fi1lslhe lm1Q
70 order ths shortest notico Ods fon h.
taacs psoupsly hllsd Factory foot q Madison =
:. sAesesSsS sdaxk
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nERE We CeNE.

eRee Sound employment, commits
md purchasing agency. We have
- IN o&ioe on Washington street,
Cmmsrcial, where ~ propose 70
9seh employment or help On short
ee. Bend in your orders BY letter,
sgo or telephone, which will b
- With dispatch.
Daloos 4 LAxAa.
sas htsst novelties In hats, such ~
LAnetry, }" "Dash," and also the
..meete" hat, which claims 70 ours
scne and neuralgia, can b found
49, 0oldsteinsa, tho leading halter.
kssek with little Mao, the jew
W Ss Calf Boot for Men cannot b
i e the coast Call and seo them u
'e Bargain Store.
1000, vs have selected one OF the
EE eocln Of millinery goods evey
ns 70 Seattle, and will ell q lowest
pe'0e ut Clayton Bros.
- an ove from 30 ceuts 70 t2 Pei
E6 buying your Boots and Shoes oi
~ 4ttell at the Bargain 6tore, Den-
Noek Front StroeE.
- nnest lins Of spring styles In
eeoda evsr oponod In Heafile will
Sc tho Geeamee Ninkiasfppi foy
~ sA~naee No. !. a.. c;tv o.,
SS - oAoes h O. b. Lttell'c Bar
~ oeein Dsnny's Block on Front
saeA Jon win ave $ pr cant. by
= few days and sslectine YOU
Roods from the new stock u
variety Of fed for man and
ss seps Ct W. =. Jonss,' Denny'1
Do not fail 70 call and - the
nan usak at Clayton Bpoa
r y - Camimers Buainaas 6uita n
y 0lcthing HOuee.
opening of millinssy eosds q
S - lsea9oes ~ seo1 q ~. 7
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7ENGovAIa

REMOVAL.
nN AND AFTER DEC. 9Th WILL
" occupy rooms ON second floor In the
McNaught brick building, first door north
Of Opera House. where / viii be found
prepared to servo any one wishing first
class Dental work done reasonably.
d5-tf r. g. CALDWELL
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EAsrxRN SUGAR CuBEp HAMs.-We
are now Offering this winters cure, un-
covered hams, the finest yet-sweet,
free from salt, very tender and juicy.
G. p. STONE & Co.,
fltf Cash Grocers.
Grand opening Of spring styles in
hosiery, lacos. embroidery, ribbon, but
tons, etc., Monday, March 18th, at
Clayton Bros.
Gents Underwear. White Shirts, Over
alls, NeckWeAr, and Susponders, at q.
b. Littsll's Bargain Store ON Front
street near Madison.
Chas. Goldstein is in RECEIPT Of the
latest spring styles in hats and caps.
Come and examine stock and prices.
Front street, Masonic building.
GAMBRNus BKKR tine cents per glass in
the Rathskeller, on Commercial street. mis-
| Spring goods to arrive at Clayton
Bros. per steamer Dakota.
Conoave glasses for myopia at Little
Mao's.
A man Who reads . work of fiction will
get novel ideas.
Bifocal glas ees. for seeing near and
far, at Little Macs.
Convex peresoopic glasses for pres
byopia, at Little Macs.
For man It has no equal: for beasts il
is not excslled. What2 KendalYs
SPAWN Cure.
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lohM WILSON.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER-PLANs
~ and specifications furnished. shop
and residence cor. Eighth and Washing.
ton SITS, Jobbing done. d29tf
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Chas. Goldstein is in RECEIPT Of the
latest spring styles in hats and caps.
Come and examine stock and prices.
Front street, Masonic building.
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variety Of fed for man and
1pe af W. =. Jooss.' Dsnny's
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Grand opening Of spring styles in
hosiery, laces. embroidery, ribbon, but
tons, etc., Monday, March 18th, at
CLAYTON Bros.
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~ sa jon viii save $ pr cent. By
SS; few days and sslsctinR your
Goods from the new stock at
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GANBRTNus BEKB fiae cents per glass in
the Rathskelier, on Commercial street. ml3
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Bifocal elas ees. for seeing near and
far, at Little Macs.
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For man 1t has no equal: for beasts it
is not exoslled. What? Kendalrs
SPAWN Cure.
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Gents Underwear. White Shirts, Over
alls, Neckwear, and Suspenders, at q.
b. Littell's Bargain Store ON Front
street near Madison.
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- openinG of millinssy eosds q
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Convex peresoopic glasses for pres
byopia, at Little Mac's.
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u eesapest place IN ths city for
- Shoes 80. b. Littell'o Bar
~ soeetn Dsnny's Block on Front
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Spring goods TO arrive ut Clayto
Bros, per steamer Dakota.
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Conoave glasses for myopia at Little
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J. p. be MATTos,

A TTORNEY.AT-LAW AND REAL
"A Estate Broker, room 6. Marshalrs
Block, Seattle, w. +. fe20 Il
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- nn.et lins Of spring styles In
eooda svsr opened In Hsatils will
e1 Ne s>oamse 4iasfasfppi for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-06

CEoOND-HAH1 CLOIHING-Goed prices PAID
ELIAS sHAUL, 400 Main street
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Go TO J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, well points, etc.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
sooD, l ana now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THOS. MAYDWELL, IS Union St.
B9TwENTY-FoUR beautiful colors of the
Diamond Dyes, for silk, wool, cotton, etc,
ten cents. a child can use with perfect sue.
cess.
'DR. BENsoN's Celery and Chsmomile
Pills, for the cure Of neuralgia, are sue
| ess."-Dr. g. p. Holman, ChristiGnburg, Va
Fifty cents at druggists.
THE Valley Oil Mills, which now manu-
faclures ice on a large scale, will make
special rates for large quantities. The price
| now is So per ton, at The factory; from 20C
to 1000 pounds, Acc per cwt; 80 to zoe
pounds, &c; 20 10 so pounds, &c; 10 TO %
| pounds, lie per pound.
LADIES will fad relief from their head
| ache, costiveness, swimming in the head
collie, sour stomach, re'lessness, indigestion
constant or periodical, sick headaches, weak.
ness in the back or sidneys, pain in the
shoulders and different parts Of the body, i
feeling of lassitude and dependency, by tsk'
ing iGsmons's Liver Regulator. 1t should
be used by all psrsons, old aud young. 1t i;
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and il
! not Injurious to the most delicate corstitu-
ton. None genuine except that prepared b.
J. II. Zsilin & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-06
SUDDEN DIsAPPEARANUE
Of Demeoted Carpenter. whs In
Been Missing Since Friday.

List Friday morning carpenter named
g. w. Turner, who has been in sn imbecile
condition Tor the past two yesrs, suddenly
disappeafed, and has no, since been srep,
He lives with his family on Broadway.
and, though entirely harmless, is inclined
TO roam shout the streets, aud has disposi
uon 10 enter every carpenter shop he passes,
under the impression it is his own. HE
family are usually successful 10 keeping him
a home, but when he would 20 out his little
son went with him TO wara people of his Pc
ouliar hallucinstiou. Last Friday morning
they went out together and soon found them
ou the corner of Tennessee and
Butler streets. The little boy wanted to 90
home to dinner, but his father, though us1-
ally submissive, refused to 90 with him,
promising to wait on the corner for his re,
turn. Hall an hour afterwsrG the boy
vent Naotr 20 tlte PlaCs, but Ess r.fIl54 = al
completely disappeared, and no trace has
Teen found OF him stree the moment he was
lei! there alone. As they we're near the
river it is feared ne may have wandered 10
the bluff and tumbled in. Turner was a
hard drinker, and attempted TO commit gu
eide about two years ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-06
LAW REPORTS.
Ctreuit Court-Pieree, Judse.

Calendar for to-day. Nos. 1918 on trial;
1924, 764S and 7649 from yeaietday's caler.
dar, together with the following non-jury
cssss: 54S6, Harris vs. Whesi; 6l14, Busby
& Co. VS. stratton & Co.; 63S7, Moore VI
Tate ct al; 1886, Brown vs. Thatcher; e647
Porter, Taylor & Co. va Rambsut; 6691
Barnon VS. Stewart; $685., Cummings v.
Anderson ct al; 669S, MrKeuua va Brooks;
6759, Raines VS. Selden; $685. Stovall VI
Memphis Water Company; 6774, Pagan Vi
Dent ct al; 6707, Holst vs. Anderson; $3.50
Hunter w Marley; 1857, Shoemaker, Joplin
& Co VS. Belts; $685., Bowling, Jones & Co
Va Glenn, agent; 1922, Avery Gin Company
va Patrick; 1928, Patrick VS. Smith; 1888
Ran & Co. VS. Sims; 1000, McCullers v,
Thielmsn; 1912, Lea vs. Whitaker; 7l43
Furstenhe m VS. Memphis Water Company
IVA. Jones, agent, VS. Bournont; 1921, Coster
Va R.inshagen; 1887, Slaughter vs. Hunt;
1857, Bergman vs. Taxing District; 1853, An
drews ct al VS. same; 1859, Lox Con v.
same; 1871, Day We Day; 1874, McCsrney We
Cav.n 4ugh; 1879, Dent vs. Hendricks; 1894
Tighe VS. Powell & Co; 1898, Walden Vi
Ba1ley; 1901, Buttenberg VS. Cooper; 1881
Kenessw Manufacturing Company VS. Got,ep
1888, Wamick VS. Spittle; 7346, Oliver
Flnnie & Co We Mortoo; 7347, same We same
734S, same va same.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

More street lamps wanted.
Picnic at Esiival to-day.
Pleasing affair at Estival last evening.
Courts dull again, but other business
still holding on.
Several departures for summer resorts
the past few days.
Bonds amounting 10 $500 were filed for
funding yesterday.
Anniversary CELEBRATION ct the Leath
Orphan Asylum yesterday.
Two tardy Criminal Court jurymen were
fled S25 each yesterday fer contempt.
The balls go ringing for Henry Bell.
HIS sentence is three years and his speciality
stealing.
Eight dollars and 2lO days chain-gang
work were pocketed by the Police Court yes
terday morning.
-Hsdden's rangers were put to work grad
ing Main street, below the Mississippi and
Tennessee depo', yesterday morning.
"A motion for new trial was made yes
terday in the case Of r. Buchignani, found
guilty OF keeping house of ill-repuie.
Henry Noyes was sworn in, provided
vita policeman's sbadge, and gave bond
yesterday TO be driver-up Of impound-
ed stock.
-Persons who go a.6shiug across the river
report snakes unusually numerous about
Blackfah lake. They don't count those in
their boots.
AT the concert to be given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. K. c. Briukley, this evening,
Misses Susie Greenwood, Fannie Mosby and
Sallie Woodward will sing.
Fountain Lodge, Knights of Honor, paid
$1,000 iB benefits last month. Part Of this
amount would have been paid before except
for the lack of proper proofs.
"A jury Of her peers we're engaged yes.
terdsy IN trying Ella BlrloT Tor stealing S2e
from rustic, who has been confined in Jail
as a witness ever since her arrest.
"A motion for a new trial was made yes.
| terday in the case of Msrcellus Cisverie,
charged with cowhiding LufI The motor
was overruled and an appeal taken.
The pastor Of new Methodist church
to be built at Wi;he Depot, is in the city 30
! Letting subscriptions. About $1,000 has al
ready been raised, and $500 more is needed
For throwing brick at Anthony Ban
dali, Jesse Anderson psid s. and costs befor
Justice Elliott yesterday. Rsndall's skul
was not dented, but the brick vas bsdl
bruised.
For falling to remember that "lhe dig
nifty of this Court must be preserved" an
walking through the Criminal Court in hi
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lMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-wEDNIISDA y. JUNE 6, 1883

vile, Miss, iefl last ui-bt IN stte,d the
commencement exercises Of the K-n;uck v
Military Institute.
Miss C. JOINS, Miss I. Lew and Mrs. II.
silverberg, lett on The CAT for Loui.yille on
pleasure trip.
Miss IDA LEVY, OF Cincinnati, Who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Henrg Silver.
berg, returned TO her home en- the James W.
CAT yesterday.
Mr.. MCLARES and vile leave this mora
ing, by the Memphis asd Charleston rail.
road, Tor New York, where they will embark
in the City Of Rome for England.
Mr.. PAT T. FARNswoRTH, connected with
The house Of Hill, Fostaine & Co, and one
oil the hobiest fellows alive, has left on
pleasure trip for the East. He expects
TO be sbzent several months. His friends
will keep the lisht burning until he gel,
back
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without the subversion or destruction of the gov
erument. This is absolutely true from the in
herent nature and the purposes of such govern
meut. To surrender or sell such power to its full
extent is to destroy such government. To impair
or diminish the sovereign or governing power is TO
weaken the power to govern the people and to pro-
tect them in their rights, and to that extent de-
fests the purpose for which government was Gre
ated aud is maintained.
There is no language or provision OF our con-
efgf
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ellen c. Glenn 10 ]. P. Albsn in trust for
Blanche, lot on Market street, 45X156 feet,
being part of lot sos, $500.
B. A. Hollsnberg and wife 10 A. A. Bur-
lesoa, one and one-half acres east side of
College avenue, $500.
w. 0. Haskius and others to F. 3 Snow
den six and one.half acres, James's Park, on
Vance street., $4,000.
II. A. Montgomery TO Tennessee Southern
railroad twenty.six lots in Overton subdi-
vision, blocks Is, IA and Is, near Mississip-
pi and Tennessee depot, f46,775.
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The entertainment and hop given under
the auspices OF the Yo,,r., S5--I.affebrew
Association, at Estival Park last night, wac
one OF the inoet enjoyable ever participated
in at that delightful retreat from the heat
aud dust of the city. There sas presept a
Very large and intelligls audiences, who
rewarded tue efforts of the members Of the
cast with frequent and demonstratiye EVIL.
dences OF appreciation. 1ze Lust Loaf was
rendered In s-rsxy ereditable manner the
young ladies' especially meriting favorable
nienuon by their very rsalietic inter.
preiaiioa of character and dsIis--
erins their lines witn-Sn utter
absence Of amatsurish decl amstion.
Those deserving especial mention were Miss
Dora Boochwi z, as 'Kste Ashtou;" Miss
Cora Beatus, as LILLY Ashton" Miss Pau
line Rosenthal, as "Patty Jones;" Mr. L.
k9senthsl, a. "Mark Ashton;" Mr.. l. Davis,
az Dick Bus;le," ard Mr.. +. Kahn, as Tom
Clubs" These we're all conspicuous roles,
and embraced The various phases OF charac-
ter incorporated IN The simple plot Of the
story. Mr.. II. Peres, as Harry Hanson"
had only to love the pretty LILLY Ashton"
through thick and thin, and he did that we'll.
During the entertainment a duett wzs rem
| dered in fine style by Miss Pauline Rosen.
thai and Mr.. l.. Davis, and in tbs second act
| the colo, "Some Day" by Mrs. Pauline
| Rosenthal was eneored 10 the echo. A splen-
cid orchestra, under the direction OF Prof.
| Herman Arnold, was one OF the at
| fractions. At the conclusion OF the dramatic
! part of the programme the floors were cleared
| snd the young people devoted the rem aiming
hours till nearly morning 10 dancing. The
e..4s.~-fsSs<a csrrisd----at--- --'is7
| letter. esnsrisiiy as regards the good order
| preserved by the exclusion OF disorderly per-
sons. Another feature OF the evenings
| pleasures was the ample accommodations
| furnished by the street.car company, and the
! orderly manner in which the large crowd
WAS carried 10 and from the Park. SGperiD-
| teudeut Semmes conducting the movements
| Of the cars in person.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-06
ATHLETIC ANTICS
At the Grounds of the Amateur Athletic
Association Witnessed by About
Three Hundred Persons.
A Tennis Match, Sack, Egg aud Hurdle
Races, Bar ExeTei,es and Tumbling
Interesting Affair.

A number OF young men who realized
that the body So we'll a. the mind should be
cultivated, met some time since and org an.
lied an athletic club, under the name of the
Amateur Athletic Association. IL was up
hill work Al first TO arouse interest in il, but
the young men finally took hold in earnest
aud row make quite a crsditsble exhibit.
The Association numbers about thirty-three
members, with ID. J. McComb, preside n; NJ.
ii. Mcdowell, vice president, and f. Haw.
kins, secretary and treasurer. They have their
grounds on the corner Of Adams and Manas-
sss streets, which are always open to the
members for practice. During the summer
all the sports will I've Of an outdoor chsrsc
ter, but this fall the Association will erect =
handsome and commodious building, quite
ornamental, provided with all the necessary
appliances and with seating capacity for :
large audience. They expect to merge into
their society all the enthusiasm now mani.
tested by youths for matters military.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-06
PERSONALS.

Mr.. J. NJ. FULMER left Tuesday morning
for New York.
Miss BLANCHE LEFTwICH Is Waiting
friends at Collierville.
Mr.. CHAs Morrow left Tuesday morning
for Boston aud other Eastern cities.
Mr.. S. C. BARR, editor of the Corinih
(Mias) Su6sOiIer and Democrat, Is In the city.
Mr.. C, G. CoRRIE and family embark for
Europe on the 9TH instant, By the steamship
Berlin.
Mr. &C. A. COCHRAN made application for
membership to the Cotton Exchange yes
teIday.
Mrs. A. NJ. ScARBRoUeH, Mics Minnie
Jackson and Miss Laura Lengsheld, of Green,
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FI0yd's Candies.
None better, and very little as good.
Notice of Dissolution

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the style OF
OzauDe & May is This day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. F. OzanIe becomes the owner
OF the effects CT the firm, ana ia alone author
lied to collect the deet= owing to the firm
and will pay the debtg payable BY the ssme
FRANK OZANNE
l. p, MAY
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'CKHAM Il CAPBELL.
sale,

The property now occupied az house Ell
Worship by The congregation "Children OF
Israeli on the southeast corner OF Main and
Exchange streets; also, fixtures and iurni-
ture. Terms, cash. For particulars inquire
Of HIEscH eEo GRO
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Just received. Larrabee's best; aiIk
Caker. Batter scotch, CraeEnen Biseuft.
Wine Drops, Heed Honey JumsIes, Co
coanHt TaHy, windsor Mixed Cakes
L.. mos waters, Mixed Dol, Vanilla Wa
feTs, a91neai Cracker. Graham, Waters.
Kindergarten, Lemon TeaeaHes, Sies
Nscks. Boston Butter Crackers,
sNOWFLAKES.
A Il CAPRELE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Estival Park, to-day, will be scene of
gaieiy. The Societa di Unione Frstellauza
Will give another of their picnics, which now
annually delight the seeker after pleasure.
The committees have made elaborate prep
afations, and the very 5=st OF everything
will he provided. The band will 20 out
early III the afternoon, for the benefit of
ladies aud children who may desire TO visit
this beautiful suburban retreat, and every
arrangement Tor their comfort has been
made. At night, as during the evening, ex-
client music for dancing will be furpiehed.
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EIOFd,S
Fine Cakes and Crackers

Soda, mead and Vichsy waters 90 draught
cold and refreshing. We make our own soda
and can recommend H.
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A family want, and 1 wonder how We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
Ii cured me OF nervous pros;ration, and l
have used il siHce for all kinds of complaints
in my family.
MRS I'm ES AIhrnxs