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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29

And if there is anything calculated to
make a girl real mad it is to have some
idiOtic reporter give full description of
her costume as it appeared at party she
did not attend.
~
More and more do come to the conclu-
sion that there is more genuine amusement
to be derived from the audience than from
the actors upon the stage. The other night
I witnessed an entertaining little by-play
between two women. One of them was
tall and stout, with determination expressed
in every feature, and having post at her
back she had quietly braced her knees so
that the chair of No. 2 was immovable as
the everlasting rock. No. 2 was small and
apparently stood no show, but she evidently
had no intention of meekly submitting to
imposition, and many and frequent were
her attempts to tilt that chair. At last,
finding her efforts continually frustrated by
the watchfulness of her neighbor, she re-
sorted to strategem and apparently gave up
the contest. Her ruSe was successful.
She felt those knees for an instant relax,
and quick as flash back flew the chair.
The struggle that followed was indeed sharp,
the pushing power of each being eXerted to
the utmost, while am ashamed to say that
with vixenish fan. It's never safe I've
found, to bet heavily against a small
woman, and in this case my previously
formed opinion was fully Endorsed. No.
INDUCED in audible expressions not exactly
complimentary to her diminutive neighbor,
but Notwithstanding, the latter enjoyed her
hard-wOn position for the remainder of
the evening, and her expression Ct COM
placent Self-cOntentment was good to See
~
The high school pupils give extremely
swell entertainments nowadays. but the
gentlemen in attendance upon the Juniors
banquet have not yet recovered from the at
tacks OF acute dyspepsia superinduced by
that internal lemonade"
~
For girls from to IA the prettiest wraps
shown are of rough cloth, boX-plaited both
in the front and the back, tight-ftting at
the sides, and confined by broad belts.
~
Many cloth coats and jackets, both for
ladies and children, are furnished with
pointed hoods lined with bright-hued silk.
*x*
The metal buttons brought out for the
adOrnment of our gowns grow ever larger.
At first the size of small butter plates, they
have now reached the dimensions of saucers.
and if they continue increasing in like ratio
we soon shall be unable to stand under their
weight.
~
Is he victim to Observation-Disclosures?
That's what the boys are asking about that
one of their number who. at party the
other night, engaged different young lady
for every dance, and wrote his own name
upon his own program every time. Imagine
his dismay when the music struck up. He
got out of it very well, though. He just
waited till everybody was ready to begin,
and then seized upon the girl who was
otherwise unprovided for.
LADY RAMBLER.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29

Mr.. Beaupre shows the French descent
in his manners, which are of the most
courtly and cou. teous description. Mr..
Beaupre is one of the most genial jobbers
in the city, and no one who applies to him
for assistance or information is turned
away if he can help them, and no man not
in politics in Minnesota can command more
or warmer friends than he. He loves a
gun and horse, being successful sports
man and the owner of the fastest pair of
PAGERS in Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29

And if there is anything calculated to
make girl real mad it is to have some
idiotic reporter give full description of
her costume as it appeared at party she
did not attend.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29

ally and remarked that you must be un-
accustomed to street cars? Well let me
tell you that woman, though daughter
OF the GODS divinely tall and most divinely
fair, under those conditions doesn't present
particularly digniied appearance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29

Mrs H. W. Davis, Miss Clara Willim of
| Saltwater came over to hear the Ideals in
| sfGiralda" on SATURDAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22
ABUYBRSP PICNIC
The Busting, Busy Bargain
Mart for Clothing
Buyers.

The best test Of merit ia success. Any
thing that is a success from the start must
possess elements of great popularity. This
is the age of competition, and as the MIs-
FIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 262 Second
street, have in a short time jumped to the
front as the leaders in fine clothing at low
prices, there must be some points in which
We are far superior to other clothing
houses. Now let us explain these points.
Merchant tailoring clothing is always Of
good material. The Mieft Parlors sell
nothing but merchant tailors' goods.
Merchant tailors' clothing is carefully
made, and the bindings and trimmings are
chosen with a special view to giving good
service. Nothing but merchant tailors'
clothing is found at the Misft Clothing
Parlors.
The Mis- fit Clothing PaIlors are constant
ly receiving new goods, so that we always
have the latest styles and the freshest and
best assortment of goods.
Last, but not least, we pay the tailors
less than half price for their fine misft
and uncalled-for garments, and we can
thus afford to sell at half price.
Bargains can only be found at a place
hat buys at bargain rates. Nothing but
bargains come to the Misfit Clothing Par
lors, SO that whatever you buy from us
you can depend upon getting at bargain
rates.
1t is low buying that enables us to sell
50 low. This is the secret of our success.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII be Held TO-Bay at the yariou
Churches at the Hours IN

St. Mary's CathedraL-Poplar street. Services at
Z and II AM. and at 4:30 pm.
Georgia Street Methodist Preaching at IL AIN.
and 1880 pm. Rev. d. D.. Moore, pastor.
Cumberland Presbvterian.-Court street. Ser
vices at II am. and 80 pm. Rev. II. A. Jones,
pastor.
Emmanuel Cburch.-No. 24 Third street, between
Jefferson snd Court. Services at IL am. and
Central Methodist Glurch.-Union street. Ser
vice at IL am. and 1870 pm. R. IL. Mshon,
ID. D., pastor
Second PresJyterian.-Corner Main and Beale
streets. Services at IL I'm. and 80 I'm. by the
Rev. w. Z. Boggs, DID,, pastor.
Herndnd9 Street ,Methodist Church;-Corner Lin;
den and fernando. Preaching at II am. and
80 pm. Rev. David Leith, pastor.
First Methodist. Corner of Second and Poplar
streets; DIR. 5. 4. steel will. preach at II am,
and 1882 PIN. Evening seryics to men only.
LdHferdGle Street Presbyterian Church Corner
Lauderdale and Beale streets. Preaching at il
am. and 1870 pm. by the Rev. S. c. Caldwell,
pastor.
Chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian Church.-Cor-
ner of Fourth and LOOney streets. Gospel meet
ing conducted by young men ut 8 p m. All are
cordially invited.
CALVARY Church.-Corner of Second and Adams
streets. Early comTnunion at Z am. service at
ii a m. and 1870 p m, the Rev. Davis Sessums,
rector, officiating.
Alabama Street Pres6yterian Church.-Corner Of
IL am. and 1870 pm, by the Rev. James l..
Martin, ID. D., pastor.
First Presbyterian.-Corner of Third and Pop
lar streets. Services at II am. by the pastor,
Rev. Eugene Daniel, and at 80 pm. by the
Rev. E. Z. Bigger OF Kentucky.
Church of the Good MeDherd-Corner Fourth
and Mill streets, Chelsea. Services at IL am.
and 1880 pm. offerings at night for Galvest n
sufferers. Rev. X. G. Young, pastor.
Central Boptist.-Second street, near Beale.
Preaching at IL am. by the Rev. c. c. Brown,
DID,. No services at night, in consequence of a
mass meeting of the Baptists of the city az the
First Baptist church at 80 pm.
First Baptist Church Second street, north of
Adams. Services at II am. and 1870 pm.
There viii be a joint service at 20 pm of the
two Baptist cOngre cations, conducted by c. c.
Brown, ED. The Row. k. A. Venable, pastor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22

Go to Hopkins twenty-five cents
clearing sale this week. Hats, feathers,
birds, flowers, ETC., at 20 cent?, worth
GOubIe.
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The New GayOsO.

ELIAS
Rates, 81 50 to 81 per day, according to location Of
rooms.
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CALVARY
Satisfactory Conclusion of the Ergf-
neer's work by Mr.. Derrick.

OFFICE OF CALVARY CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS, November 81, 1885.
BY a resolution adopted by the Board of
Directors Of Calvary Cemetery Associa-
ton at their las. monthly meeting, 1 have
been instructed to publish officially that
Mr.. J. MacDuff Derrick, civil engineer,
who has been engaged for the past five
months in preparing maps and plat books
of the cemetery, has completed his labors
in a very satisfactory and creditable man.
ner. He has prepared two volumes OF
maps, showing all the family burial lots
in the cemetery, together with an addi-
tional subdivision OF Chapel Hill and de-
sign for a mortuary chapel. The Board OF
Directors desire to express publicly their
appreciation of the accuracy of the sur vey,
the clear and mastery execution of the
maps, the artistic beauty OF the work in
general, and also of the great merit Ct the
original designs contained in the work.
The association cordially recommends
Mr.. Derrick to the people of the city Of
Memphis as a gentleman of great ability
in his particular line, and thoroughly de-
serving of the patronage of our citizens.
JOHN LOAGUE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22

Reduction sale on Gents, Ladies' and
Children's
Nerfno and wG0i Underwear
Commences tomorrow.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LACE CURTAIN and blankets a specially
at Memphis Steam Laundry. Memphis
Steam Shirt Factory, 224 Second street.
w. A. WARNER, butcher, Beale street mar
ket. Telephone Sos.
MEMPHIS STAINED GLASS Works, 236
Third street. Call and see.
We have 500 kegs of six, eight snd ten
penny nails left, and for sale cheap, at Ca
bays.
HOLIDAY goods ia great variety and of
superior quality, for sale by Hughes, Main
street.
Miss CARRIE Nj. HEATING can he found
every day at L. WitZmann Il Co.'s, 223
Second street, from 1 to 5 o clock pm.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best tonic
and anti-periodic known. A certain and sure
cure for chills. Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp
for circulars. ANY reference eivap Address
John @. Rucker. LynchberE, Va.
TEACHERS interested in primary work
are invited to meet the last Saturday in
each month, at 10 o'clock am, at the
Clara Conway Institute.
FLORENCE AGREE.
In addition to her art attractions, Mrs.
Chellis, room -, Cotton Exchange Build
ing, has decided to add that Of millinery,
having had ample experience in thst line.
She is able 10 offer bargains to all who may
AdNui hcf Will tutlr pdlTOudRe. boutlt-
mems dressing gowns and smoking jackets
made to order.
THE St. Louis Short Line kansas City,
Springfield and Memphis and s.. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern railways are
determined to kes up with the times
They will to-day place a new schedule
into effect between here and ST. Louis.
Their train will now leave from their
depot on lower Main street at 8 o'clock
pm, and will arrive at st. Louis the next
morning at 7:25: returning will leave st.
Louis at 500 p m. and will arrive at Mem
phis at Ssh am. This train will consist Of
elegant Pullman Buffet sleeper coaches and
baggage car, and there will be no change
of cars OF any class. The train will run
solid between here and ST. Louis. This is
a schedule the public has long felt the
want Of, and it is safe to say that this line
will continue to receive the patronage Of
ar appreciative people. The sleepers
that are run on this line are the hand
soonest the Pullman Company have ever
made. Their office for tickets and Pull
man car berths is 81 Madison street.
MOrtuary RepOr
-.
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An EIegant New Saloon.

Merchants at HaberIing's
3I0 second street.
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Adler q Bro.

All who have an interest in the shoe
business, and nearly every n has, are
invited to call at the famous house of Ad-
Ter & Bro, opposite Court Square, where
they can examine one of the best stocks
ever seen in the city. 1t embraces all
grades, from heavy, plain shoes to the
most elegant ones to be found anywhere.
The long experience OF the proprierors en-
ables them to secure the best of goods
from the great shoe markets. They are
placing their stock on the market at ex-
tremely low prices. The quantity is i'm
mense and the styles include all that is
pretty and substantial. No one knows
better than the Adlers what to do in order
to secure the best of goods.
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GadshaM "a Rach.

wax Seal. at EIIi.'.. $ Main street
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uouse1,oId- se~ing.Machines

A recent improvement on the Domestic
Machine, manufactured by The Providence
Tool Company, who for many years made
the Domestic Machine. Simple, light
running and satisfactory TO ali. Low for
cash, or on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments.
q. W. FISHER, No. "a Second street.
Opposite Court Square.
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Order Medals at MuIEord's.
The Best Fare

Ever furnished in this city can be obtained
regularly at the Peabody, whose table is
supplied with great care, and the rooms
are furnished in superior style. The pro-
prietors are determined that this popular
house shall maintain its great reputation.
Its location is such that all people who
have business to attend TO find it the COL
venient place to put no.
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Go TO Hughes's if you want a fine watch.
Furniture! Rugs! Furniture!

New parlor suites in rich upholstery, in
Guiding window and lower chairs, fold.
iii lounges, all grades, beautiful cane and
willow chairs; also elegant upholstered
chairs, suitable for Christmas gifts to
ladies or gentlemen. A new invoice of
lovely velvet and Smyrna rugs. All goods
low for cash, or on easy payments. Ele-
vator to all floors. g. W. Fisher,
IA Second street, opposite Court Square.
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Has the fullest facilities for dressmaking,
does the work accordii g to latest and most
approved patterns, and at the very lowest
rates, at $50 Main street.
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Furniture and Carpets.

Mitchell & Bryson, opposite the Pea
body Hotel, are the leading dealers in fur
nifnre. Having a very large stock they
are selling low, hoping to reduce quantity,
thereby making room for the rapid in
PRODUCTION OF new styles. In carpets they
have all the newest and best grades, and
sell cheap. 1t is OF the solid houses,
whom ali can depend on for liberal dealing.
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Pickwtck.
Bargains Bargains Bargains !
AT
L.. Bauer's. Ii52 fseaIe Street.

] Having purchased 8 large lot of dry
/ goods at bankrupt sale, l will offer
4 them this week at prices that will defy
4 competition. Read the following list
snd be convinced:
1 500 pcs "A Wool Cashmere TALL
! shades1, 1S4c, worth 25c.
200 cs English Cashmere and Pop
lin Luster, Sc, worth l22c.
200 tcs BIocade Dress Goods, DC,
worth SIC.
25 pcs Velvet (all shades, 472c,
worth 75c.
25 pcs Silk Velvet fall shades, 95c,
worth 81 50.
100 pcs ! 1 Hope Domestic, &c, worth
los.
100 pcs 4 4 Sea Island Domestic, sc,
worth 74c.
100 res ii Granville Domestic lex
tra), &c, worth 74c.
100 dcz Mieses' Solid Colored Hose
Tell sizss), l5c. worth 25c.
25 dez Ladies' Silk Jersey Gloves
(all shades, SOC, worth 75c.
25 dCz Ladies' and Misses jersey
Mitts (sll shades, Toe, worth 25c.
25 d. Ladies French Corseis (m-
ported, 75c, worth 81 %.
% doz Ladies' New Delta Corsets
400 bones, 81 90, worth 81 80.
% dcz Ladies' j. B. Corsets, 81 90,
worth 81 90.
so doz Sick Handk'fs, from 15c up.
80 doz Jersey Caps at l0c. Special
inducements in Ladies' ard Gents Fur
nishing Goods. Comforts and Blank
cts. L. BAUER.
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Holiday Presents.

Superior photographs make very pretty
presents. There is no place in the South
where such perfect pictures are made as at
Bingham & billiards, corner of Main and
Jefferson. All who want superior photo
graphs should call on these experienced
artists, whose work receives the highest
praise of all who examine the pictures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22

A 6ne assortment of most reliable time
keepers-Seth Thomas and Waterbury
for sale on payments of 81 a week.
G.. ". FISHER, pa Second Street.
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Fashionable Hats.

Those who wish to purchase hats or
Peabody Hotel building. These enter
prising young merchants are determined
to conduct their house on strict business
principles, knowing that trade will come
TO the house which handles the best as
sorted goods at the lowest possible prices.
The recent arrivals include all the pretty
new styles. All who call can be accom-
modated. All VINO buy there will be
DIes spd.
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The Cottage GALLERY.

The superior work and low prices at
this place have made it very popular.
Prof. Gebherdt employs first class artists
and endeavers to have every picture go
out in snch condition as TO prove a recon-
mendation for his work. The Cottage
Gallery is on Bsale street, near Main.
Cotton Stencils mt HabsrIing's. $40
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22

60 TO Hopkins seventy.nve cents
clearing sale this week. Bafs,
birds, flowers, etc at - cents. worth
dOubie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22

In the way of hats can he had at Martin
Cohen's, where the best OF goods are
handled and sold as low as the lowest.
BOYS hats are also largely dealt in. Cohen
can always be relied on to have all the best
STYLES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22

We must reduce our immense stock.
Everything marked down in this de-
partment.
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IMPORTANT BARGAINS IN
BLACK DRESS o

36-inch Atwood Black Serges. SIZE
yard.
Atwood 36-inch Black Satin Berber,
375c ward.
26 inch atwood Black Cashmere,
375c yard.
10 pieces left OF those 4S-ipch Black
Cashmeres.t the finest made, well worth
81 rs. now ST % ward.
BLACK Shawl Robes, put up in boxes,
at 81.
Black Brocaded Robes, put up in
boxes, $40.
Black Brocaded Robes, very hand
some, S15, were $25.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22
The Good Times Have Come.

sI5 Very pretty Cheviot Suits. worth $50.
sI7 Three-Button Cutaway Suits, worth SIS.
worth $40.
SPA Imported Diagonal Suits, worth SIS.
$25 Extra Dressy Mixed and NOTED Suits, a
dozen different shades and styles, worth $50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22

At AZ Monroe and 307 Second streets, are
leading pa~wnbrokeIs. They advance
literally on all desirahls colisterals. They
will have a sale Monday night OF unre-
deemed pledges. Bargains may be ex-
pected, as they have in st1re fne watches,
jewelry and silverwaTe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22
HUNTER

We will commence tomorrow to sell
to all who come anything they
may want from our immense
stock at rates that are
simply marvellous.
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or GULF vIEw-Rny n Home on the

aB- GULF VIEw-Buy a Home on the
Graud Mexican GULF COAST. where you
won't freeze in winter. Thermometer rarely
be ow 20 degrees. Forty-Eve miles east of
New Orleans, on the Louisville ard NaSA-
vile Railroad 'Our daily trains; Toulme depot
on this place Unsurpassed summing and hshinE.
Orange erowth EQUALS Florida. Oranges grown
on this cosst took SlU0 gold medal at the Worlds
Exposition, New Orleans, last winter. One mile
Of Gulf front: steamers passing between New Or
leans and Mobile, in full view. Oysters, SOft.shell
crabs and shrimps abound in season. Asthma,
bronchi is, and all throat and lung troubles cured
By a residence on this coast-breathing the bsluy
salt sea air. Send SIS ana you vi. set a deed by
return mail for a building lot 50x2OO, which win
he worth ten times this amount in less than ave
Misc, or r. J. BLACK 4 Co., Memphis Tenn.
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o EXCHANGE.
LOST.

ST0CK FAHM-Will exehan ge 10S2-acIe stock
- farm, IS miles from st. Louis, for a good plan
tation. or other good property, South. Address
IL. j. Grncer. ST. Lnnis. Mo.
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HOTEL
Peabody Hotel.

c. B.. GALLOWAY X .-..-~.....P RoPRIEroRs
Rates-s2 so and s. per day, according to
size and location of room.
Snecial rates made.
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4Rrnm hnsnitnI

D DHstn1s ipnue py Wsrd iron psip'. .: Sec
ond, 2; Third, O; Fourth, O; Fifth, 81;
Sixth, s.; Seventh, 8; Eighth, 8; Ninth, o.;
Tenth, 8. City Hospital, s. Still born, l..
White, 10. Colored II. Total. 81.
G.S. GRAVES. Md, Secretary.
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G. j. Fallaw and Louis Demarchi, two
wellkDown citizens. will open a superb
saloon in the new building, corner Con-
cord and Main streets, tomorrow morn
ing. Their stock of liquors and cigars
will embrace all leading brands, and the
saloon will be an attractive place. A fine
lunch will be spread.
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Protection Front and Back

Is what the Overcoat really offers. We
have a large lot Of O~vereoats, and as more
are coming in almost daily we are forced
to get rid of them fast. Low prices will
make them go, and the prices have been
put amazingly low.
Fine Cashmere 0vercoats,
English Melton 0vercoats,
Imported Diagonal 0vercoats,
Handsome Beaver Overcoats,
Fancy Whipcord 0vercoats,
English Corks srew 0vercoats,
French Chinchilla 0Vercoats-
We have more styles of 0vercoa' s than any other
clothing establishment in Memphis can show.
We baye them in tough, serviceable materials,
and at very low prices; and we also have extra
dressy ones, with silk and satin Innings and
Trimmings.
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Lsdies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed in any color. also kid gloves. ostrich
feathers and lace curtains by Louis Reigel,
So Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn. Goods
r~ecsired by express.
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JACKSON, MISS, Sept. 81, 1855.
take great plsasur in stating thSt Gulf View
Edioins the celebrated j. +. H.. Claiborne place,
snd ts decide tly one of the most desirable on tho
Gulf coast. l say this, having often been on and
over the place. Very respectfully
E. G. WALL, Commissioner ofImmigration
and Agriculture, State Of Mississippi.
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An enormous line marked specially
cheap for this week.
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Dcgnan 4 Co.,

Fresco Painters and Decorators. Designs
and estimates furnished.
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AUCTION SALES
FOR SALE OR RENT.


d0USE-With IL rooms; lot 40 feet front on
Mulberry and runs through to st. Martin
street. Apply to DIR. s. A. POOL,
No. 6 Mulberry street. near Bcale.
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nnnY,s Enrnnean Hotei.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms soc.
75c and 81 per day; American Plan ~ per day.
First class Restaurant in the Hotel
J. M. DUFFY Q0 yrs with Peabody HOTEL PRoP'R
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Howard Watches at Molfori's.
Straus Removed.
Railroad stamp. at Hiss, 81 Main st.

/. Stratus, tailor, hss removed his shop
to IL West Court street. Give him q call.