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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-25
Furniture and Carpets.

Bryson 4 Co, in The Clay buiIding, have
been 10 the furniture and carpet bpsiAs<s for
msny years. Tbey have always enjoyed q
coed patronage, which has greatly Increased
during the past few ysars. they keep ssch
an extensive stock Of furniture and carpets
that ali can supply their houses there. Go
and see their goods. What they haven't On
hand they eau order. Il il one Of the large
and reliable houses Of Memphis.
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The "a ask EaII,

Which comes off at the EXPOSITION bui ding
to morrow night, is looktd forward 10 sith
eager anticipatjoo By lovers OF good fun
The manager has made every preparation
for The event that long experience could
suggest, and those who at.eod may feel ss-
suFed OF Il royal lime. The galleries will be
reserved for persons not in mask, so thst
those who wish simply TO look at the gay
scene below eau do so without any fear Of
being accos,ea bv strangers.
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No "PassiOn Play" Wanted at Cfncin.

CINCINNATI, March 24.-Aa agent OF
Salmi Morse has been here three days trying
to arrange for The production of the Passion
Pay. He made application for Music Hall
for two mosths, beginning May 2SIh. This
afternoon the trustees gave him simple re.
fnsal Offering no reason for their action.
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1 IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York city
have 0 aEEAse .expresEzge aud clrrla o. hire, and
Top At Grand Union Hotel opposite bnd Cen
Ira depot -Four hundred and dity elega NJ 70 oms
tted Ut az an expense Of flc 600 reduced 10 81
and upwards pc. DAY. Elevator. Restaurant SUP
Piled with the best. HOrte-cars, stages and eie-
VAted railroad TO all depOts. Families can live
beiier 70 lex money At the Grand Union than AZ
any other hrst-class hotel IN the city.
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'IRsT GRAND OPENING
THEBEJACH Dry GOODS co.
Every lady viii receive an elegant souvenir.
Read What we will offer

5O7 North Fourth street, ST. Louie, Mo. The
above lady is known 10 keep none but the
finest quality of good. She has branch
stores in Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville,
and no doubt many ladies of this city will
recognize the name and know the class Of
goods she sells
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Meats and Vegetables.

V. d. Fuchs, whose large house il on JET
ferson street, between Main and Second, has
all the delicAcies Of the SEASON 10 the way OF
meats and vegetables. Green peas aud spring
lamb are included. Mr.. Fuchs is paying
special attention 10 early vegetables, and
gets everything that can be had IRON the
all kidd, and he is very careful 10 get the
bes'. He delivers promptly in all parts Of
The city
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Kid Gloves! Kid Gloves,

Madame Dora Shuz's entire stock. % doz.
2-Button Genuine Paris KID Gloves, all a.
Csc, worth II per pair; 10 dCz. 3 and 4-Blt-
ton Beat KID Gloves, in black only, all at 35c
per pair; So doz Undressed Mosquetaire
Kid G'ovss, all latest spriug shades, at SOC,
cold at 81 % per pair; % doz 4-Batton
French Kid Gloves, none finer, at 65c; same
retail in this city at 81 80 per pair. 10 doz.
Mosquetsire Kid Gloves, very finest Glove
made, In II and 14-button lengths, all at
81 %, sold by Madame Shuiz for S. per pair;
20 dcz. Finest Silk Mits, in black and colors,
all at 65c, worth 81 rs per pair; 10 doz. Lace
Top Lisle Gloves at 15c, worth SOC per pair
Is doz. Black Beaded Capes, all genuine Gu,
bsadr, at 81, worth 81 each; 10 doz B by
CIoaks at 81 so, worth IS each; doz. Pillo -
Shsms, ali braided, at 81 %, worth y so p, I
pair; doz. Finest Pillow Saams at 81 So
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THE HoRsEsHOE AND GOOD LUC

You young men who are ehsngeable,
Who look for something new,
Just change your chew tobacco
Use Drummond's bright HORSESHOE"
Twill surely strike your fancy,
Like water will duck,
And if that doesn't suit your taste,
Why try their brand GOOD LUCK"
In Northern chimes they suit the taste,
In Southern chimes also.
Twill drive away your saddest thoughts,
Those brands of tobacco;
So listen while sing my song,
And act as tel you
Young men who chew tobacco.
Use GOOD LUCK or else HORSESHOE"
For sale by 1. Samelson & Co, Full
Moon" Cigar house, No. 80 Main street.
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Forney's Progress says: "If Oacsr Wilde
plays in America, the boys on the press viii be
saved the trouble of writing criticisms They can
use those they wrote on Dr.. lands, and only have
10 change the name"
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s.s'IN choosing allies, look to their power
as well as to their will to aid you" In choos-
ing a remedy for bowel, liver and kidney
diseases, try Kidney-Wert and you will
never regret it. II you are subject to ague
you must be sure TO keep your liver, bowels
and kidneys in good free condition. When
so, you will be safe fom;all attacks.
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OF j. M Hill & Co. has been removed 10 the
large add supsrbiv arranged house 33s Maia
street, corner Of Union. The Immense stock
can be much better displayed in this house
than at their old quarters, corner Of Main
and Monroe. The goods on hand embrace
sll styles Of boots and ,ho,s, which are Of
fered II the lowest prices.
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8 pcs. Lace Net, for over-dresses, at 35c,
worth 75c per yard; 10 pcs. White Linen
Lawn 123c, worth 20c per yard 12pcs. White
Linen Lawn 15r, worth 25c per yard; II pea
White Linen Lawn zoe, worth 35c PSF y ard :;
White Coraed MarseilIes at DC per yard /;
Checked Muslin a, 73c, worth 124c per yard
Checked Muslin, very finest, 15e, worth 25o
per yard; Victoria Lawn Sic, worth I5c
per yard; India Linen at l74420c, worth
35@40c per yard; Tucsing al SOC, worth 65c
per yard; Silk Yelling, in all coors-drsb,
red, brown, blue, navy, all at l0c, worth S.
Gu50c per yard; 100 doz. assorted Fancy
Tides, all at DC eaca; IS pee. Lac. Bobiuei,
all at &c per yard; 10 pcs. Beaded DotShk
Bobinet Yelling, all at 25s, worth 75c per
yard; 6 Pc. Black Crepe Shaw.s, very fne,
with heavy Six Knotted Fringe, at So so,
worth IS each; dcz. Lsce Bed Sets, vrry
hne, at SO, worth So Per set; 5 doz. Lace
Tides 25(935c each, worth double; II PCS.
Colored Satin al SOC, worth zoe per yard;
pcs Atwood Bunting 15c, worth S5c per
yard; B pcs. Nuns Yelling, black only, 40
inches wide, 45c, worth 75c per yard; pc'.
Nuns Yelling, in Lace, same width, all at
45c per ward
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The widow Of Richard Wagner having
consented, and the sanction of the King OF Bavaria
having been secured, twelve performances OF
PGrsifGl will be given a. Bsyreuth between Jul Y
sth and Both.
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BOYS and ChiIdren.s Clothing
Hats! Hats! Hats!

or Them elsewhere.
COME AND PRICE THEM.
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The Following Goods are from the His
souri, Pacific Railroad Wreck.

5 cases Chambry Ginghsms, finest quality,
in all the new solid celors, they are worth
| lac per yard by the 10 cases. We will sell
| them at &c per yard, or 81 rs per piece OF 50
| yards, which brings ii down to &c per yard.
l case Four-Leai Twilled Spring Colorings
| at SIC, worth 15c per yard; cases bsst Prints
at 44c per yard; Is cases hlesched Muslin,
all the best brands, all at 73c per yard; 2
cases lo-4 Sheeting, zoe per yard for the
| brown and 223c for the bIesched; cases
Seersucker aud Dress Gipgh ANS all at SIC,
worth l239l5c per yard; l Gaze "a Pillow
| cssing at 10c worth 15c per yard; % pcs.
Irish Linen 25c, worth Soc per yard; 20 pcs.
Irish Linen 35c, worth SOC per yard; Turkey
Red Damssk at Soc, worth Coo; best Red
Table Dsmssk at ass, worth 75c; best
bleached Table Damssk at 45c, worth Zoe;
10 pcs all Wool Beige, very fine, Zoe, worth
45c; 10 pcs. Black Cashmere, yard wide, at
35c, worth Coz per yard; cases Brocaded
Dress Goods, all the new shades, at SIC, worth
l5c per yard; 2 cases plain and lace striped
Dress Goods, black and eolorsd, SIC, worth 10
@20c per yard; l case Plaid Dress Goods,
very fine, at l5c, worth Soc per yard; l case
Wash Poplin 73c, worth 1Oc per yard.
Towels! Towels! Towels!
800 doz. of damaged Towels from Acc per
dozen up.
Ribbons! Ribbons! RibbOns!
$500 pcs. Silk and Satin Ribbon to select
from, including No. II, all at &c per yard;
$500 pes. Silk and Satin Ribbon in all colors
and widths, up tsNo. inclusive, for only
15c per piece OF II yard.
Buttons! Buttons! Buttons!
More Buttons than ever seen under one
roof including Ball, Velvet, Satin, Ivory and
Shell, ali at 21c per dozen, 2 dozen for Sc.
Hosiery! Hosiery!
One immense lot of Children's Hose, full
regular M de, 15c, worth S5c per pair.
Ladies' Silk Clicked regular. NJ ade Bal
briggsn Hose at l5c, worth 35c per pair.
LADIES' Colored Hose, fuli regular 25c,
worth SOC per pair.
80 doz Genls' Half-Ho fancy colors, full
regular, at 25c, worth 50cspsr pair.
500 ltz Lsdie,' White Cotton Hose, very
heavy, at only DC, worth l5c.
Thread! Thread! Thread!
1000 dcz Coates & Clsrks, all numbers,
black and white, 45c per dtz.r; Coates &
Csrk's, also Green & DARRELL 10 colors emily,
35c per dozsD; Coates & Clarke in foe num-
bers, all 100, ITO, 120 End $50, all at 25c per
dozen.
Boys and Children's Clothing
At just one-haH that you will have to pay
Tor hem elsewhere.
COME AND PRICE THEM.
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Are as popular az ever. Rcent additions
to the gallery make lite facilities gresier than
heretofore. Good work at low prices 10 the
rule at the Cottsge Gallery. Bsale street.
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The quartette went of with the Joker in
the front, Hughes second, Hadisco third
and Green wood last. Tne contest was uniu-
teresting for the frst hundred yards, when
Greenwood passed to the front and kept his
advantage to the finish, though hard pressed
by Hughes on the fret eighth OF the home
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FOR SALE.

COUNTRY STORE AND LANDING PRIV
- LEGE-Oue OF the best business points on
Inc N ssis slppi river, fifty miles below Memphis
Two thousand bales cotton shipped from landing
aunuHuy. large ana paying business can be
dose al this place. small stock g, DDS on hand
y hich viii sold with StorehoUse ana privilege.
Address J. n. HAWKINS. care Appeal office.
CPIRAL sPRING BUGGIES-The easiest riding
= vehicle in the world warranie d two years:
the spr nss tee years. 20 MONROE sTREEr.
HOUsA-situstedo on Lauderdale street doors
III south OF Jackson; contains rooms; LOT So
BY 40, with al kinds Of fruit trees TENS t75O:
one half cash; balance in and u months Ap-
pay on premises, or 10 r. S. SMITH, Appeal Office
DAZAR sPRING FASHIoAS-JuSt arrived. Ls-
ID dies invited 70 cal.
JOHN F. KEY & CO., "A North Court st.
EARM MA BHS-W. A FARES, IS Union EtIeef
II has received to-day, March, d, a carload Of
good farm mares.
HOUsk And LOT-No. 81 Linden street: 7
IL rooms, gas, water, etc. Large lot excellent
neighbOrnoodi perfect ute. ]. ID. Hill. go Main
NNE-HALF INTEREs LIN me Bar and Bill
~ Lard Parlor at The Clarendon Hotel Inquire
Of Z. CONVERSE.
ITO r. Z. CONTEMPORARIES RIO US
4 800 good solid homemade WheelberToWs.
JAMES a GRAHAM WAGON CO., 90 Jefferson st.
w ARRAETs OF CfitIenden county, ARK, for
w paying taxes. Lyles & Harris, Masonic Temple
HiNelNE-one l-H.-P. Stationary Engine, III
- GOOD running order. CHICKASAW REFIN-
AhG CO., corner Exchange and Promenade streets
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J Johann Strauss contribution to comic opera,
is billed for Wednesday evening. The origin,
progress and result Of the "war" are told as
follows:
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8iIkwOrm Eggs,
MAYS shirts.

Sam Mays shirt factory il now one Of the
busy houses. A large number Of people are
constantly st work On shirts, which are ac-
corately cut and carefully made. Furnish
ing goods are at Nays In great quantities,
and Of superior qualities.
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4 Social,

Complimentary to the young lady helpers,
will be given az the Women's Caristian As
socistion dining-hall, 302 Main street, next
Tuesday evening from TO 10 o'clock. Ad-
mittauce. ten cents. Auction sale Of ins
cakes and fancy articles during The evening.
Also, as a diversion, spellins-match, the
winning eide to be rewarded by the gift Of
an elegan. sofa pillow, donated 10 the asso-
citation by Mrs. Mary Wormeiey Wilson.
The suctieneer and the schoolmsster Of the
evening have been carefully chosen, and q
general good time is expected. Everybody
"a invited.
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Number Two

is wrecked stock of goods, comprising six
carloads Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Groceries, ETC., wrecked on the Missouri Pa
ciic railroad, and sold 10 the highest bidder
under sea- ed bids. We being the largest bid
der BY 1868, of course obtained same, and
they will all be offered for sale tbs meek. To-
morrow being the
FIRST GRAND OPENING SALE
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For EXCHANGE.

r ApY's HAND BAG-Having in it a Trunk
| Check also fiat key. Reward for return to
L. LAMB, City Hall.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS,

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-River fell / inch,
and now stands Is feet inches by the gauge.
weafher-light rain most of the day; temperature
mild No arriyalS Departed: City Of Vicksburg'
Yicksburg. I
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nLas HKnnteanx Rnirsm
aIhc Kerry MARI

Which has also gained favor north Of the
Ohio, is TO b, pIesented Tuesday evening. 1t
lie said to be much like Oiipetts I the ch9rsc-
far of ita Tnusip
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ParasOIs! ParasOls!

1--WE grand los al only TWO prices.
Lot No. 200 Psrasols, all finest quail
ity SILK, none but large siz g, all a. 81 SO,
worth from 81 so to So so each.
Lot No. 2 includes all the late styles OF
this Springs importation, none but the finest
quality Satin, with Silk Lining and Spanish
Lace Trimming, all at s.. worth from So to IS
each; one lot OF Japanese Parasols, ranging
from 25c TO SOC, will be sold at 15c each; IL
doz. children's Lace Caps, all at 75c, worth
q
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BILLIARDS..
OPsniox OF Converse's New Room -
Gaston's Hotel-An Elegant Place.

Mr.. Z. Converse. who has been in the bill
lizard business 10 Memphis for many yesrs,
bob as msusger OF rooms and as agent for
Collender q Co., last night opened the new
biliisrd.room IN the addition 10 Gaston's
Hotel. The room il on the frat floor, IL
thirty-eighl BY seventy four feet, has six new
tables, is very roomy, with chairs arranged
along the sides. This is the most centra
billiard hall in the city, is elegantly fur
nished aud conducted BY gentleman who 10
fayorsbly known TO all Memphis billiard.
players. There was = crowd in attendance
last night, and the probability il that Mr..
Converse's new enterprise will prove q great
success. He is also agent for the II. w.
Collepder Company, and sells tables and
other lizard goods at Eastern prices.
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No room 10 explain, but come and Sc
500 dozen, all at 15c each.
Shirts! Shirts! Shirts!

NO room 10 explain, put come and see
500 dozen, all at 15c each.
Shirts! Shirts! Shirts!
% dozen Unlauudried Shirts, none better,
linen bosom and cuffs warranted, Soc, worth
s5e each; 80 dozen White Dress Shirt, with
or without cuff, ali at Csc, worth 81 50 each;
200 dozen Cent? Linen Collars, very best
quality at &c each, or SOC per dozen; 20 dozen
Gents sll-linen Apply cuffs at 10c per pair,
81 per dozen.
Bed Spreads! Bed Spreadsi
200 Heavy Honeycomb Spreads at SOC
each; 100 better Honeycomb Spreads 75c,
worth 81 25; 800 very best Honeycomb
Spreads 81, worth 81 IS; $50 MsIssillts
Spreads at half price.
Carpets, Oil-Cloth and Mating.
II you will be 10 time YOU can buy of US
a choice out Of Is pes. Brussels Carpet at
Csc per yard; choice cut of 20 pcs. Double
Ingram, very heavy, at 40c, worth Csc per
yard. The very best of Hemp at 17ic,
worth 25c per yard.
Plain Cottage Carpet, best carpet for sum-
mer wear, only 15c per yard.
100 pee. Mating all at 123c, worth z5c per
yard.
Red Checked and Fancy Mating at half
price.
100 Brussels Rugs at only 75c each.
New Window Shades, 81 styles to select
from, all at g 80 per pair, complete with
patent rollers
H0use-FurnishiD Goods!
Tin Toilet Sets, all new designs 81 25,
worth IS so per set; German Silver Clocks
on stands, good time pieces, every one war
ranted to keep good time, only 81 each.
The celebrated Folding Wocg Table at
81 each.
Oar Folding Rockers at 75c each.
Garden sets Of Tro"el, Rake, Spade and
Hoe at 25c per set.
Hammocks, 75c, worth s. % each.
Tin Hotel Jars at SOC, worth 81 esch. All
to be had
THIS W EEK,
Al
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READ Goldsmith's card.
Dinners.

THERE is nothing In the world 40 refreeh-
ing and heslthiul as a glass Of effervesciDg
Beihesda before breskfast. For sale by
ROBINSON. A pothecary.
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SUMMARY.

Memphis Stables emit Brian Boru.
Same ent Tennessee Girl
Rosebud Stables emit Big. Athlete, yrs, imp.
Observation-Disclosures
Athlete had never started in race Of am
note before, and, though he took no place,
showed good qualities as 3 Jumper after the
other horses lett the course.
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4 lInc-O.Olg 0.JNg2.
A Steepie.Chase

over five hurdles, about one and five-eighths
miles, closed the programme. For this the
entries were Tennessee Girl, Briau Boru and
Athlete. The frs. hurdle was surrounded
in excellent style by Tennessee Girl and
Brian Boru, but Athlete did not get OF well,
asd was 80 long in climbing over that che
quit before reachiug the second. The other
two passed around gallantly and with vary
ing fortune, until they reached the fourth
hurdle on the last turn, when Boru took the
front and kept it until they entered the
track at the one-eighth. mile post. From
this point they came along almost together
up to about fifty yards from the string, when
Boru drew away from his Antagonist, aud
won by two leng'hs.
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Gebbardcs Photoeraphs

Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc.,
lace curtains cleaned BY L. Riegel, So Jefer-
son street
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Thread! Thread! Thread,

1000 dCz Coates & Clsrks, all numbers.
black and white, 45c per dcz.r; Coates &
Cisrk's, also Green & Darisl-'iu colors emily,
35c per dozsD; Coates & Clarke in foe num-
bers, all 100, ITO, 120 End $50, all at 25c per
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Spring Lambs! Spring Lambs
GREEN PEAS GREEN PEASi
sEEssEL's MAKKErs,
l24 and 331 Main street.
Leave orders Free delivery.
nCa,t Down Bat Not Discouraged"

"Cast Down Bat Not Discouraged"
The ladies Of the Woman's Christian ASA
citation appeal to all their friend. TO join
heartily 10 "a long pull, strong pull ard
pull ali together" Tor three days more-MOs-
dzy, Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
in support OF the dinners at 302 Main sieest.
Tuesdsy night, from TO 10 O'clock, ls TO
be devoted TO a social, al the dining hail. 10
honor Of the young lady helpers during tue
dinners.
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Skinny Men.

HWells's Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
ual debility. Il.
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Ruchings and ColIaretfes.
White Goods. White Goods!

500 pcs. Ruching, Crepe Lisse, Bobinst,
Lace Edge add Plain, all at SC per 20, worth
from 15c to SOC per I'D; 2 % doz. Collarettes,
all at &c per doz.
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B T. j A 9 H S
NJ q w
The Beiach Dry Goods Company
We will commence tomorrow our

FIRST GRAND-OPENING SALE,
with two Stocks of Merchandise, some slight
ly: and others considerably damaged BY wa
Ter only.
Number One.
One stock of goods lately belonging to
Madame D3rs Snu z, damaged by water, at
the IRE OF the Armory Hall, on Fourth
street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Tne goods from this stock are all of the
finest quality, consisting of EmbroIderies,
Lacss, White Goods OF everv description,
Ladies Underwear, Lace Caps, Corsets, Linen
listers, etc.
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Rn0MA AND BOARD

80 OR q5 ACRES OF FINE LAND Near Pail
IL man II miles from Chicago, for cotton plan
ta,ion. near line OF c, 81 l.. and N. o. R. r. pre-
ferred II d Snyder d Co, 81 Dearborn. Chlcago.
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AUCTION SALES.
SLeriff,s .ale Of Personal Property.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST.

Fer sheriff.
VIZ z are Ruthorizet 10 announce e l. TOPP as
w a candidate for Sheriff at the election 10 be
heii 81 the pril te IN Of the Quarterly Court, to
6l the vacancy created by the death Of p X ! IN v
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stea nm Dyeipg and CLEANING.

Persons visiting the city buy box of
Floyd's candies. 1t is the most acceptable
present you can take home.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-11-22
Woman's Health Journal

Contains valuable information on the diseases
of women only. Published by Lady Physi-
clans who have made these peculiar weak
Desses of the sex their sole study fer years.
1t gives the causes, symptoms, and sure
home treatment for Prelapsus Uteri or Falling
the womb and all displacements. Leueorhoea
or Whites Irregular, suppressed or painful
Menstruatien, Flooding. Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Weakness in Back and stomach, ScrofuIia,
Pains in Side. Dizzipess Kidney Complaint.
Barrenuess, Nervous Prostrstion. Depression
of Spirits. General Debility OF Women and
change of life Sent on receipt of six cents in
stamps. Address. DIR. Rush.s Medical Assoeiar
ai0p, Nunda, New York.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-11-22
RHEUMATISM!

Neuralgia, Sclatica, Lumbag0, Backache Soreness of
the Chest Govt Quinsy Sore Throat. SweIlinys and
Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears and
all other Pains and Aches 1t is put up in two sizes
Price rs and 81 cents Sold by druggists everywhere,
or sent direct upon receipt of price by DIR. RUSH
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Nunda. N. Y, U. S. A,