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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13

YOU WILL end at Harris, Dodds
G. Co. the very latest style Of gents,
ladies, boys. missts and childrsa'u
hats, Of every description.
AFTER APRIL LIST Harris. DOdds
& G, will givs the people Of Copith
and adjoining counties somo rsttlin
bargains, AID don't you forge. it' -
LAND CRYSTAL
SPRINGS FOR SALE.
Twenty.three acres Of land east Of the
rail road, and . short distance north Of tho
station, including good stock water, irlit
trees and grave vines, oil under good fences
In the town Of Crystal Springs, can be pur-
chased for $1,000. For further particulars
apply to W. q. WnuxsoS,
Cry stal spring, %
JAMES SINCLAIR.
Hazlehurst Miss.
BARBER AND HAIRDRESSRR'
Shop On E.telle Street two doors
below Subat's Saloon.
CLOTHING. WE HAVE SPE
CIAL bargains in this line ia oaor
and invite inspection Of our stock
which d full and complete.
BARSys l. Wnxrxsox
BARNES & WILKINSON
CORNER GR,saErowS and RAIaoAp
:. AvEFUE.
Crystal Springs MiaaIpp
Have always on hand q full stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD.
wARE, sADDLERY. AND
GENERAL SUPPLIES,
which will 'e sold on ,ha .sRHl. smallest poe
bic margin of profit for s sl.!
BABNEs & WILKINSON.
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-07-13
FOR SHERIFF..

wo are authorized to announce I.
J. Ha.gravs rs u candidate for
reelection TO the office Of S,erid Of
C,piah county. suri ct to the action
Of tho Democrats patty.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 9, 1S8S.-Memphis
must have q Public Library. Advancing, as she
is. in every department OF trade and commerce,
prosperous as our citizens now are, with spacious
warehouses, splendid stores, elegant residences,
and manufactures springing up on every SIDE,
and with every evidence of material growth and
prosperity, she is yet sadly in need of this evil
dence of growth in this department OF culture and
art Rivaiing, if not SURPRISING her sister cities in
every evidence OF material growth, she is far be
hind In her evidences OF collective culture. The
stranger coming in orr midst is surprised at this
fact and the citizen admits with shame that il is
true. Realizing this some of our most enterpris
ing and liberal citizens accepting the offer OF
generous stranger, MI NASH, have subscribed
$40 600 TO the BUILDING of Public Library. The
women of Memphis now wish to come to their as
sistance aud raise the balance of the fund needed
some $50, 600 Their purpose is simply TO get this
subscribed, and then turn over the subscription
either to the Nash Trustees or to board of trus-
tees to be elected by all the subscribers,
as the subscribers themselves may deter
mine. They only ask sub, criptions, payable
mine thUt enough has been sGbseriSed
to make the library an assured successful erect 8
ment of the city, and fill it with books and pic
lures and statuaTy for the improvement, the
enjoyment, and the delight .of everyone. Books
OF subscription will be opened at each OF the
BOOKSTORES where subscriptions will be taken for
any amount. Committees of ladies and gentlemen
will also be appointed to make thorough canvass
and every Individual. Snsll this appeal be in
vain? HasiMemphis no citizen with heart as large
as his purse to head this effort with his name and
donation sufficient in itself? Surely itwould be
has she not children, from the merchant who will
give his thousands 10 the mechanic who will give
have chung to her with loyal fidelity in her hour
Of trouble aud gloom, and will they not now
be true TO her honor ana reputation in this the
dawning hour of her prosperity? speetfully,
MRS. TROS. II ALLEN,
MRS. l.. B. MCFARLAND,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BUY crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
HOSE aud Hose Reels, Bailey's, 2e5 Sec
end.
De. BEssos's Skin Cure is without q peer.
II consists of both external and internal
treatment, and costs only 81 per package, at
druggists'.
Ii you want Awnings, Teuts, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at II.
Gutenberg, 231 Second street.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
soon, ana now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwELJ, IS Union st.
THE Celluloid Eyeglasses do not break
like shell or rubber nor rust like steel. Get
a pair to suit you and you will find them q
faithful friend. For sale by ali leading jew
elsfs and opticians.
TIE Gabler Upright Piano, used at her
own roome by Mime. Julia Rive-King during
her stay in Memphis, was from the ware.
rooms Of E. Witzmsnn 4 Co, cole agents oil
the Seinway and Weber pianos.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
of "Businessn in for sale column, who oier'
for sale an A No. buiness point storehous:
and landing privilege. Two thousand bale.
Of cotton shipped from this landing annu-
zily
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TRUNKS.

T1e best assortment OF Zinc, Leather Covered
and Solid Sole-Leather Trunks in the city which,
during the Festival Week, will be sold At cost.
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TWO PLEASANT FURiISHED ROOMS.
Sc Monros near Third.
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WANTS..

II At III Cour lstreet.
LORONT ROOMS-Furnished or unfurnished, al
n No. % Linden near shelby.
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ADJUSTMENTS,


This beautiful suburbsn retreat will be the
scene tomorrow evening Of an entertainment
10 be given by well-known and popular
club of young gentlemen known as the
FLYERS. The club has pat the affair
in the hands of one OF its most enter
prising members, who has had enough ex-
perience in such N alters 10 promise delight
full evening to those who may attend. Ar
rangemenls have been made 10 contribute in
every possible manner to the comfort of
pleasure seekers, and Arnold's band has been
secured TO furnish the mu-ic fer the occasion.
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IT WO-sTORYi Fame DWELLING-42e Vant
L street, near Orleans. Apply to

| SELIGHTFUL Rooms, southern exposure frs
IL aud second floors, en- suite or single, ful
IhoA. r1nrnf nrrn iSIasa ~ 70 hv
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A sfSDorlaH {.

Nhen you visit or leave New 1ork city
b.yeo aggsg ,expressAge and carris hire, ana
top Al Cirand Union Hotel opposite Grzno Cen-
,soTdsnot Iorr hundred and fifty elegant 70 onl.
stted up At an expense of $40 o0oo reduced 10 VI
sad 1pSsrds per day. Elevator. Eestanrani sgn-
siied vim the best. Hore-csrs, stages and ele-
100 abroad TO ali depots. Families can i've
settsr for less money at the Grand Union thspkoe
IN 7 other hrst-clAss otel IN the CIV
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ADDITIONAL RIYEK NEWS,

EVANSVILLE, May I6.-Night-River 10
feet and falling. Weather clear and cool; Their
moneter, 40.
VIcKsBURG, May Observation-Disclosures :
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans, pm. Arrived :
City Of Cairo, st. Louis, las: night.
LOUISVILLE, May 6-Night-Riyer sta
tionary, with 6 feet inches in the canal, and 4
feet S inches in the chute on the falls Weathei
clear and pleasant. Business dull.
NEW ORLEANS, May ight-Arrived;
Fred A. Blanks Arkansas City. Departed: Annie
P. silver and Future City and bzrges. 81. Louis.
ST.. LOUIE, May 16.-Night-Rlver risen )
inches. and now stands % feet inches by ths
gnuRe Weather clear and warner. Arrived
Commonwealtn vicksbury Port Eads and osrges
New Orleans. Departed: City Of New Orleans. New
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w. S. BRUCE & co
GRAND EXHIBITION OF DANCING

PROF. sAXBY will give Grand Exhibition OF
Dancing with his pupils, on SATURDAY NEXT.
at the EXPOSITION BUILDING, from until G
O'Clock. ProRramme-Fancy Dancing from to
$50 O'CLOCK then ali the little bellies and beaux Of
the CITY are invited to take part in Grand Ger
man. Music by Arnod's full brass band. Some
thing never before witnessed in this city,
Admission. so cents: children. % cents.
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1t allays irritation, removes all tendency
TO dand1uf, and iugigorates the action Of
the cspillaries in the highest degree, thus
promoting vigorous and healthy growth Of
hair. Its effect upon the giossiaess and rich
ness of the hair is such as cannot be sur
parsed.
BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the
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A family want, and 1 wonder how we ever
got along without Psrker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous prostrstioD, and l
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS JTNES AlhsDvS
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HAVING 10 remove my msrble-vorks
very soon, am Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. NAYDwELL, % Union st.
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NOW Is the Time

Cool, we'll ventilated, nice surroundings,
everything hone-iike, elegant cooking and
every delIcscy the market affords
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Burneit's CocsaiEe, the BeSt'
Half ElreSatnNS

Psrsous visiting Nashville will find
Moneys there what Floyd's is TO Memphis.
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Our Black Silk Dresses
OUR ELEGANT LINE OF
Black Silk Dresses.
These are Beauties and Very Cheap.

The LARGEST assortment Of Nuns Yelling Dresses
in the city, trimmed with Plush and Velvet Rib
bOns, Lace and Embroidery.
The prices and styles Of our Linen D'Inde and
Null Graduating Dresses must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
100 Spring worsted Dresses worth so to SIS, at
s. and 81 SO each.
Our entire line of Ladies' fine Spring Dresses
regularly bought at fifty cents on the dollar.
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Large consignmen, Just rsceivei--all
kiuds-fron fifteen 70 fity cents.
AMEs, BEATTIE 4 CO, 353 Main street
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DIR. Wards Seminary.

Nashville, Tenn, will hold its eighteenth
commencement May 2Sth to June 1st. The
yesr hiss been healthful and prosperous.
About fifty young ladies will graduate.
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AN Aos
GITUATIoN-To cook for railroad contractors,
= with or without outfit, by q thoroughly COM
tent woman. Address MRS. NJ. O'NEAL, Appeal.
CITUATION AS cook IN city or country, by q
- white woman. Apply at 3So Main street.
TITO BUY FOR CASH-Medium-size House and
L Lot; southern part Of city preferred; desirable
location, and not high priced. f., this once:
CALEsMEN-To carry our samples of Jeans, Cot
with their present line Address Manufactures
NJ CREsswELL & Co., 44o Market ST., Phlla., Pa.
RIO FURNISH FOR FUTURE DELIVERY
l. From 1000 TO 10000 Cedar Telephone OF Tele-
S. J. B, Mulberry street, City.
LllRST-CLASS WAICHMAKER-Must have q
- knowledge of engraving and iewelry tobbing;
should also be supplied with tools Address, with
references henry A UsTIN, Bolton. Texas.
CITUATION-By a young man, with small fam
y lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business as done on Mississippi river, would like
10 secure position a. manager or book keeper for
store, or would like to correspond with party
point; references given. address A g., this once
u am '--'- '' ~ '-' ~ c. GoEBELs.
GITUATION-Anywhe IN the country to put
references given. Address B. r., this oftce.
DOARDERS-At reduced rates. payable In ad-
ID v,nce, at 60 Monroe st. 5. W. WILLIAMS.
T AIDES OR YOUNG MkN-In city or country
Il 10 take nice, light and pleasant W DIRK at their
own homes; WORK seat by mail; no canvassing;
good salary. Please address RELIABLE MANU-
FEATURING CO.. Pnlla., p. drawer L. ~
ITO SUPPLY FAMiLIEs-Or boardinghouses in
i BUTTER this spring and summer; will send
in l0-pound lots and upward at 80 cents, delivered
The butter is The very best.
MARTIN, WRIGHT x CO, Loves Station, Miss
pASTU RAGE-500 acres OF fne grass, wsser and
Il salt Stock taken e. cheap rales. Two miles
south of city. GEO. L. VANCE,
City Railroad office.
no BUY-A Cottage Residence, or rooms, in
l. good locality, or building lot, convenient TO
street cars Address PRkNIlSS,
Care Letter Carrier NO. 2
1OOO TONS RAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AND
lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
~ bought and sold. ADDRESS
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent
400 o Alb shelby street, Memphis.
A GENTs-To len my sand and Mod Banos for
n protection of carriage axles.
WILLIS NJ. FAIR, Dowsgiac, Mich.
Il CHOW BUSINESS-Boes book for agents; Us en-
y cravings and colored plates; circulars free.
sun PUBLISHING CO., st. Louis, Mo.
| z ONTRACToRS-Wantingr railroad laporers and
~ mechanics can get them from Giles, Pulaski
Montgomery and Roanoke counties Va Ad-
dress b BURNHAM, Cations Hotel. Memphis
II ORsES, MULES AND CATTLE 10 PASTURE
II Grass fine, water abundant. Price, s. per
month. 3. J. PERSON,
fernando road. near Calvary Cemetery
| CECoND-HAN Nd CLOTHING-Good prices paid
ELIAS sHAUL, 4os Main street.
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FI0yd,s Candies.

Fruits Glsoe, Bon Bons, French Noug.t
Marshmsllows, and all kinds Of homemade
candies at Floyd's.
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Elegant Vases, Toilet Sets, Etc,
At Astonishing low figures until next week
Call and be convinced.
0a41L MAIN STREET.
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MRS. JINEs. Albany

HAVING to remove my marble works very
room, am cow offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
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Notice.

PAINTERS white oversuits for 81, at
A HEXTER'S. 2l4 Main street
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or the very best quality, and 1t cost.
JACK BROS, ia, 2231 Main stTesl
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hojee Ripe Bananas

GREAT bargains in gents' furnishing goods
1t A. HEXTERs, IA Main street,
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500 Jersey Waists,

best styles in all colors and Sizes at So So IS and
81 SO.
100 Ladies' Bingham Dresses, 81 each.
100 Ladies' Linen Dresses, 81 SO each.
100 Ladies Figured Lawn Dresses, very nice
81 50 each.
500 best Percale Princess Wrappers 81 25.
100 Misses and Chidren's Spring Dresses all
sizes and colors, latest styles, fifty cents on the
dollar.
100 Misses White Dresses, slightly soiled, re-
duced TO half price.
$50 ChildTen's bingham Dresses, to 5 years, 81
each.
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For bargains IN sou.efurnishiog goodS.
JACK BROS, il, Z2i1S Main street.
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select Strawberries,
.roCIoss Out Their stock

From Ben Harris fruit jsrrn, received daily.
RTCKHAM & CAMPBELL.
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
heves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as q
button" tits very pleasant to tsste. 1t soothes
the child, soitens the gums alsys all pain relieves
wind, regulates The bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth.
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle
DURKEE's Salad Dressing. a ready made
rich and delicious dressing for ali salads OF
meat, fish or vegetables Cheaper and inf.
nitely better than homemade. No sauce
equal to it.
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MEMPHIS
Lald&IinbGr Co.
0fice---278 Main ST., Memphis.
Capital Stock, a: 100000

DIRECTORS.
J. @. Nicely, Jas: Lee. Jr, J. d. Milburn. II. A
Montgomery, N. N. Jones, Louis Hanauer, 8. III
Brooks, II NJ. Heely, President; J. W Cochran.
Vice President; T. II. Miburn, Treasurer: r.. "
Royster, Secretary; John T. Burns. General Agent
TyHIS CoMPANY.yILL CONDUCT A GENERAL
Il Land BusinesYiu all the states, selling and
buying in large tracts, the recovery Of lands for
feited Tor taxes In the different States, and labor
for the estabBi n useBt Of the city OF n lem.
phts as the great Center OF the Land and Tim
Der Interest Of the Mississippi Valley, and the
couragement OF labor and capital from abroad.
H. NJ. NEELY, President.
w pnvsrrr gacratsrv
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STRAYED.

HoRsE-Monday, May 18th, from Fair Grounds,
LII light bay horse,4 years old, recently clipped.
scar on right fore foot, black name and tail; SIC
reward will be paid by returning the horse 10
D. MARIAN 1872 Beale street,
DED COW-Both horns bored; Que somewhat
III defaced; back tests shorter than front ones.
Return to 80 Linden street and receive reward.
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Jack Bios, j., will coniizue business during
this week. Csll OF thsn.
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Oh ) ALEs

ANA MOL POINT FOR BUSINEsS-On Missis-
u sippi river; st0rahouse and landing priv
ilege; tw1 thousand bales cotton shipped from
landing annually. Adde'S
BUSINESS, Appe al Office.
VANCE street Lot, east of Mr.. d. Poston.
Is Rose street, Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr. Godwin's.
Nice residenc on Pontotoc, near Lauderdale.
shelby street Lot, opposite Mr.. Cloths.
Choice Lot, with Cottage, Union near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lsuderdale and Nc
Kinney.
Residence south of Vance, on fernando.
Fine reside zee, also Lots on Beale.
Three tenements on Csusey; also, one on Beale.
y ceres on New Raleigh Road. near Geo. PowelPs
and near Mr.. Hsrdings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence, South Memphis.
Residences and lots on linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cot tage on Dunlap and Court.
ALSO,
Suburban residence, IL acres, UNION avenue.
Residence and acres at Gill station.
Grounds on Greenlaw, Mill End Second streets.
SO Jefferson extended, so By $50, frame
IS Washington, near Second, nice BRICK.
W. A. WHhA rLEY, 23l Main.
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DRY KINDLING WOOD-Cheap
IL MEMPHIS LUMBER AND MFG. CO.,
2hS and SEQ Sacnnd street

IL MEMPHIS LUMBER AND MFG. CO.,
S5S and $50 Second street.
lust ARRIVED AND DAILY ARRIVING-BA
u Ear Patterns and Fashion Sheets for June.
J. F. KEY CO., Al North Court street.
MARBLE WOkK-And Monuments cheap for
TTHE HARBERT PLANT ATION-Nesr Malone 8
l. Landing, Miss, one place contains 45O acres
ABOUT loo cleared. The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared. improvements first class Well pro-
tected by Levee- Apply 10 our attorney, Judge
H. p. Reid, at Friars Point, Miss,
HAWKINS & ROBERTs New Orleans, La.
ID OCKAwAY AND HARNE SS-In perfect order
N. used one month only. Can be seen at W. s.
Bruce & Co.'s. Apply to
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
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~ fepalr-llo Jones dFSIus. Apply 10
C. G. HEN, 1863 Front street.
D OOAS-Sewiy renovated furnished rooms at
III al Poplar street.
DOGMA Nicely furnished Room; southern
~ exposure, Sc Monroe street.
A FTER JUNE 1sT-storehouse No. 2l41 Main
~ street, now occupied by Jack Bros, Jr. APP
ply at 69 Poplar street.
L OOMs-Two un FINISHED front rooms, on first
u floor, at It's Monroe street.
II ITZFELD's Lights for Picnics, Lawn Parties,
IL Balls, ETC., 253 second street, only.
4 oLANTATI0N-Ot three hundr "a acres i'm me
il dlately on the river 10 Coahoma county,
Miss or Will take a partner on equitable terms
also a storehouse at same land1ng, upon apove
terms. Plantation above overflow 1882, with
leyees broken. Apply TO
J. L. lOODLOE, IS Madison street.
IT WO-STORY. Frame DWELLING-429 Vance
L street, near Orleans. Apply to
J. I. FROST d CO., 377 Front st.
NELIGHTFUL Rooms, southern exposure, first
IL aud second floors, suite or single, fur
gnhed or unfurnished, at ASS shelby street.
TWO PLEASANT furnished ROOMS.
i SO Monros near Third.
FURNIsKED Rooms At,,7 cour,,,rest
LNRONT ROOMS-Purnished or unfurnished, q,
II No. 20 Linden, near Shelby.
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LOST.
ROOMS AND BOARD
FOR Rem Il

NOTTAGE-A neat i've room cottage, in good
~ repair-I16 Jones avenue. Apply to
C. C. HEIN 1863 Front street.
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CRUSHED EAR-CORN-CRUsHED OATS
" Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
tie at this time OF year.
J. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and MIL
Opposite Miss and Tenn, Ra lIosd.
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Twenty-Five cents per dozen.
OLIVER, FISSIE co.
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PARASOLS.

mother cut has been ma 'e on the prices OF our
Silk Sun Umbrellas and Lace Trimmed PArasols
The size of our stock, the assortment and excel
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TstsI x afnf<fi sn Cotton EeIt Yer Weei
EndInx nay IL, lSsz-

J. y. RYkER, Assistant ObserVef.
NxgFHIs, TESs., May IS, 1888.
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New CIxreHden HoteI.


European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished.
Prices according to size and location OF rooms.
w II
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LACE CURTAINS.

Our complete stock OF Lace Curtains, consisting
oil Nottingham, Scotch, French Thread and En-
bToidered Curtains, will be sold at importers cost
to close.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IYoRN AND FLO Or MILL COMPLETE-With
boiler and engine and two gin-stAnds. Ad-
dress 10 HN REID, S2s Second street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hetel.

rehbOGI Dotcts
C. B. GALLOWAY & Con-. .PRoPRIEToRs.
Rstes-S2 so, s. and 81 per day, according to
size and location of room.
Tahl aard nor NINTH
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AN OLD SCARE REVIVED.

The New York sun, OF the 10th in
stant, editorially Processes its belief
that Gen. Grant, dcs pite the lesson at
Chicago in 1880, is candidate tor the
presidential nomination in 1854. A.
to the source Of strength for such u
movement, the sun says il is alleged
that the great railroad and manutac.
turing corporations, tic banks, the
rings, the specuatOrs, the Jobbers, the
contractors, the shoddy princes and
the advcnturers that swarmed about
the white house from 1870 to 1877 will
rally and put forth all their power to
elect Grant. They believe in strong
government aud in one man rule, such
as WAS audaciously exercised in 1876
when the Presidency was stolen,
backed by force aud by threats OF "a
civil war. Ovcrgrowu wealth, ac-
qulrcd by combinations Of which the
people are uniformity the victims,
longs for titular distinctions which
shall separate 1t as class from the
toilcrs aud the common tax PAYERS.
The posscssors of wealth are ready for
an empire, aud they would pay
literally to bring it about. They
haye long aped IN pomp, in
parade and in mcrctricious display
the yanlties and vices of that hich
tell in France when the first gun that
Germany fired overthrow its gildcd
rottcnness. That experience, with
all its stern instruction, is not needed
by men who have no faith in free in-
stitutions. They saw under Grant
pronlgacy IN public and private lite
aud desire for show such a- had
been witnessed under Louis Napo-
leon, with more rcsolute will IN the
former than in the latter to carry out
any plan he might adopt In defiance
of the popular will, Hence their
confidence that Grant would not only
protect at every hazard their moneyed
interests, but that he would CRAFTY
their selfish ambition in other re.
spcct-. They arc greatly encouraged
also by the ccntruhliug policy of the
republican leaders, whose legislation
all tends TO the destruction of state
boundaries and of state autonomy,
and to the bniidlug up Of gigantic