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Augusta Female Seminary.
STAUNTON VA.

M SAINT. o 1885; closes June, 1856. Upsur-
psssed In its location; in its buildings and
grounds; in its general appointments and sani-
fary arrangements; its full corps of superior and
experienced teachers; its unrivaled advantages
in Music, Modern Languages, Elocution: Fine
Arts, Physical Culture, and instruction IN the
tkeDrv and practice Of Book kes ping; the sue
cessfIil efyrt made 10 secure health, comfort and
happiness; its opposition 10 extravaganza; its
sfsndsrd Of solid scholarship. Board, ETC., and
fuW English course, $3.50 for entire session p.
For full particulars apply to the Principal for
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NEW FIRM

DIFFERING to the above, the undersigned
IL express their regrets at the loss of their CO.
partner, Mr.. g. II. Denison. They will continue
the business under the style and firm Of f.
OLANNE 4 CO., and viii carry out all business
ARRANGEMENTS of the late firm, and solicit the
ime liberal patronage. PRANK 0ZANNE.
June "a, 1885. GEO. s. FOX.
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE this day withdrawn from the firm Of
l. 0zanne, Denison * Co., and am pleased to
announce that my relations with my late copart-
ners have been pleasant throughout, and recon-
mend them for patronage and fayors to the pub
lie and my friends. Ny successors will collect
all the debts owing to 0zanne, Denison Z Co. and
pay all liabilities. G. III. DENISON.
Memphis, Tenn. June "a, 1885
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ECxEuA CURED.

was afflicted with Eczema on the scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which the druggist. whore L got
your remedies, pronounced one of the worst cases
that had come under his notice. lie advised me
to try your CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and after FIVE
days use, my scalp and part OF my face were en-
tirely cured, and hope in another week TO have
my ears, neck and the other part of my face
cured. HERMAN SLADE,
40 K 4th street. New York.
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IrOaING, sCALY, Pm Ely.

va ne of the CUTIovRA, For the last year have
had species of itching, sealy, pimply humor on
my face, to which lapplied great many methods
OF treatment, without success A few applica-
lions of CUTICURA entirely cured me.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, Ohio.
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SCARS AND SORES.

have been afflicted since last March with a
Skin disease the doctors call Eczema. My face
was covered with scabs and sores, and the itching
and burning were almost unbeareble- Seeing
your CUTICURA REMEDIES SO highly recommended,
I concluded to give them trial, using the GYM
CURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally, and REsoIs-
VENT internally, tor four months. ! call myself
cured, in gratitude for which make this public
statement. MRS. CLARA a. FREDERICK.
Road Brook, Conn.
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AT Estival Park tonight the Amateur
Athletic Association will have an enter
tainment for the purpose of raising funds
to furnish their new hall. The programme,
as follows, promises an enjoyable evening
for those who attend:
Overture Bridal Rose 49,. Rollson
ArnOld's Orchestra.
Regnaza mel Silenzio......... Lucia di Lammermoor
Miss Susie Greenwood
AlonEo, the Brave Cowell
W. j. Steele.
Mrs. Levi Joy.
Arnold's Orchestra.
Conyien Partir-La Figlia-..... Del RegimentO
Miss Susie Greenwood.
Oe
Messrs. Hunte, Steel, Rs an and Griffith.
overture .Nn1IneS OF n OrmanQy
Arnold's Orchestra.
Athletics.
Dancing.
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USE Sol Coleman's Ko-Eo Tulu,

BETHESDA WATes received fresh weekly
direct from Waukesha.
J. S. ROBINSON, Apotheeary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
The State Female College,
nFEvgpHTS STTWMFR SpHOOI

WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 18th, with full
w corps of experienced teachers. For intor-
nation aud circulars call on or address the pm
cipals, Misses Bertha u. Gordon and Laura Y.
White, State Female College, Memphis, Tenn.
MEMPHIS SUMMER SCHOOL
TNOR students Of both sexes wishing 70 pursue
II some special course Of study 70 NJ theh-
Sc yes FOR higher grades in the tall. Class, OF
private instruction in English, Latin, French
and German. -,
Also, Business Course in Commercial ArIth-
rnetic Book keeping and Letter riting-
Session opens July LIST, closes September !, 1850.
For particulars amply to - ,
R. o. PREWITT or F. E. SMITH,
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.ST,LOUIS SEMINARY.
a PRIVATE SELECT Hnn seH , s6;S OF HIc

a PRIVATE SELECT 6CHOOE VI nt01
GRADE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Situated at Jennings the most beautiful Of the snonIs
elevation in view OF the Ctty one nlia
tom CITY limits the Wabash Ry The place Is hoau
mi and healthy NumOer limited Discipline careful 9nd
harns ike, each pupil indvidualized Engsh Classics
5sfhematics Sciences Modern Languages Music vocal
nd Instrumental and Art. Teachers Of large
C1nuodious well veptated buildings with beautlu and
papla grounds. Early application only will secure RON
Ter-ns moderate. Fifteenth year commences sept an
Tor further particulars and Catalogues add the fFte
q. 7. BLEWETT, L. D, Jennings, NO
PAFAPSCO INSTITUTE. ELLIcOTr CRY.
Mp-The SD Annual Session will be resumed
SEPTEMBER, 1855, with full and efficient corps OF
Professors and Teachers in every department.
Miss A. MATCHETT, Principal; Miss Roberta II.
Archer, Vice-Prineipal. Circulars AZ SO Madi-
son avenue. Baltimore. Md. until July LIST.
CNEVIL, aECH ANICAE AND MINI G
- ENGINEERING at the Renss eiaeF
PoIVteehnic Institute, Troy, n. 4. The
Oldest engineering school in America. Next
term begins september 10th. The Register foI
1885 contains list Of the graduates for the past
81 years, with their positions; also course Of
study, requirements, expenses, etc. Address
DAVID NJ. GREEN, Director.
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After the foregoing article was written
and before giving it TO the publishers, ]
found the president of the Merchants
Exchange had appointed a special Com
mittee on Freights, and for that reason il
was withheld. Thursday morning learned
from member of said committee that tbs
members thereof had never even held {
meeting, and l ask them to let US heai
| from them. W. A. EvERMAN,
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RefrenchmeHt on the Cincinnati. Few
Orleans and Texas.

CINCINNATI, June 25.-Mr. Z. p.
Wilson will retire from the position of
general passenger agent OF the Cincin-
natl, New Orleans and Texas Pacific road
July LIST, and his duties will be trans
ferred to H. Collbran, the present gen
eral freight agent. The change is made
in the interest of retrenebment.
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SPARKLING BETHESDA stands at the head
Of all effervescing waters. Sold by the
bottle or dozen.
J. S. ROBINSON, Agent.
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LYONS Tasteiess Syrup of Quinine pro-
duces exactly the same effect as the bitter
quinine. Children love to take it.
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Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair,
RprnstEsa Flavoria9 Frtraets are the best
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THE RAILROADS.
Condition of Crops on the Valley Route
Passenger Agents In the City
Excursions
On the Various LInes-The Interstate
Commerce Committee vigorously
Declares Against Pools.

Visitors to the city from along the line
OF the Louisville, New Orleans and Texaf
railroad report the crops in splendid con.
dition. The yield Of cotton will be very
large, and cotton in many places is almost
made.
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The threatening weather kept hundreds
of persons who had purchased tickets
from attending the entertainment at Esti-
val Park last night, given for the benefit
of MI Peter Tracy. But there was good
crowd in attendance nevertheless, and the
occasion was very enjoyable one. The
programme was as follows:
PROGRAMME.
ArnOlds Band.
Male Quartette...........;..-. hwatsl
Messrs. Hunter, Steele, Anderson ana
Ryan.
Cantilever Polka, Duo for Cornetand Piano
;.-.'.--- hSMet'
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII S. Brooks.
Thee Only Love- Tenor song b
Mr.. c. l.. Riopelle.
Piano
Mr.. AatOn Strelezki.
Answers-Ballad .Blumentha
Mrs. j. L. UllathOrne.
The Comet and the Mule. Perkins
Prof Il. Hughes.
RigOletto, Quartette-..... erd
Mrs. Carnes, Mrs. Hawk, Messrs.
Steele and Ryan.
Piano Solo-TaDnhauser, March. Lisz
Mr.. Anton Strelezki.
The Parish Sexton.
Mr.. James Ryan.
Potpouri-F Faust .......... Gounoc
Arnold's Band.
Bel Raggio-l Semeramide) kossin
Miss Susie Greenwood.
Manifestation Dudes, lSS5........ -Cloudel
Arnold's Band.
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THE WEATHER.


For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
aoarmer aoeather, aoith loealrains, souther-
IN ioinds, falling barometer.
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DRAW-P0KER is much dearer than draw of
sn0pera Puff Cigarette; ceptsfor To-
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rrnnTInNS Cunrn

Used one bottle CuT1cvR4 REsoLvENT and one
box of CUTICURA, which effected a complete cure,
not only making cure of the eruptions of the
skin, but made me feel like new man.
ALBERT S. THOMAS,
In ldnr ctr philnhnl nhia- pa
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kguIEOrss. JeweIer. 294 EIain,
Fills orders from the country promptly,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DR. HopaEs, Indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
a luxury or a remedy"
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meteorological Report.
MEMPHIS. rKEE.. June 25, 1885.

Maximum temperature, BIB.
Minimum temperature, 70.5.
Ozonoscope-1 am. i: IL pm, 2-scale, to 10.
Rainfall, inappreciable.
All observations taken 76o meridian time,
which is one hour faster than local time.
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UsE Sol Coleman's Ko-Ko Tulu.

EVERY frst-class dealer sells Oper PuEa
Cigarettes; eents for 10; 10 cents for 20.
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Cur ouRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price
CUTIcURA. so cts. RESOLvENT, slOOi SOAP, = cts.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases
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Monogram Bangles at aKuiford,s.

Sou oOLEaAN's Ko-ko lulu everywhere
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Discrimination by RAN and River.


Determinations by Rail and River.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
In your issue of the 14th instant notice
an article headed ''Southern Freight
Rates, which / read with interest. The
well-known discrimination made against
Memphis by railroads and the Anchor
Line should arouse the indignation and re-
sentiment of every merchant here. Why
should We submit tamely to such manifest
wrongf an injustice which allows Mem
phis TO do but a fraction of the immense
business done in what should be her own
territory. Our city is not what she should
be from a commercial standpoint, not
what she has a right to be. OF what
benefit are her many natural advantages
II her merchants and business men sit
supinely down and see her cheated of her
| simplest and most reasonable rights, and
suffer the encroachmenis Of her rivals
without demur? Who can estimate the
| growth, Importance and wealth of a city
whose every citizen strains every energy
TO that end, whose every citizen resents as
| personal I'M nTies all things done to her
detriment? Merchants find the cost of
transportation enters largely into ali their
calculations. Can anyone, after the most
casual consideration of the immense traffic
OF town carried on through the agency
OF railroads, fail to see the vast importance
OF reduction in freight rates? The gray.
ity OF this question is not exaggerated
Let US have done with the apathy which
has so long permitted outrageous Injustice
and demand our rights. Let us compe
these transportation lines to reduce oul
freight rates to the same basis upon which
they charge our competitors. Why do they
persist in this partiality? Simply because
we permit il. Now let US compel them t.
show US the same consideration as othe
cities, or let us rise in body and put
stop to such open imposition.
ct Louis is trying to regain some OF he
lost trade, and If successful she will com
right to our door and get the few crumb
we have managed to secure. The reaso
she had not before made the effoI
was because che did not want 4
Before the completion OF the Kar
sas City, Springfield and Memphis railroa
, she had been selling our merchants a
, their flour, meal, meat and grain, and the
then in turn sold them to planters in tn
> shape Of advances on the crops. st. Lou
did not want that kind of business whe
, she could get cash and our merchant
; take the risk. In 1882, when the leyees
, the Second Mississippi Leves Distrit
! broke and the people were threatened wit
: bankruptcy, the Jew S.. Louis merchan
| VINO dld business there drew OFF tie
drummers and sent them to other field
Now that the levees are sound again, II
I crops look well and planters are in a bestt
financial condition than at any perio
since the war, st. Louis is again invadir
that territory and seeking its business, an
Z unless we bring freighis down she will g
! the ~licn's share" W. A. EvERMAN.
4 POSTSCRIPT.
I | L.
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RIDING A RAIL.
The City Council Badly Worried Over a
Question Of Tweedledee- 80 80
Sized Row
Over the Madison Street Track-Grano
18th PaTements AIIOWed-The Re-
tanning Wall-Other Notes.

The City Council met yesterday In
special session, with President Hadden in
the chair and Messrs. Montgomery, Patter-
son, Randle, Graham, Wallace and Kney
nrasquf
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ASK for Sol Coleman's Ko-Ko Tulu.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

PrrrsBuSe. June 25.-Night-River feet
l inch, and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
WHEELING, June 5.-Night-River4 feet
s inches, and rising slowly. Weather clear and
warm.
NICKsBURG, June 25.-Raining. De-
parted: City Of New Orleans, City osVicksburg
| st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 25-Nighs-Departed
Dolphin. lower Mississippi. River fallen 4
| inchts. 26 feet inches by gauge. Rain this
morning, since then cloudy and warm.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Arrived: Legis-
| lator, New Orleans.
Lox,,ex, .Iune 25.-Passei Kinsdale,
| Aulresn, New Orleans.
LONDON, June 25.-Arrived: Steamers
| Assyrian Monarch, from New York; passed the
| Lizard, steamer Ems, for Bremen.
| NEwYoRK, June % Arrived: Steamers
| Warsland from Antwerp; State of Georgia, from
| Glasgow, and Cit of Home, from Liverpool.
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DIR. j. DEUTSCH.

OFFICE and Residence. Il Adams street. or
~ pOsits St. Peters Church. Office hours:
50 9A.m.i to pm. Telephone No. SS7.
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Did gold and silver taken ri
caalA at kHElf0rd's. 294 Main.
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shirts to order 81 so

Best quality, and Lit guaranteed.
SAM MAY.
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COAL.

Pittsburg Goal,
Kentucky Coal,
Alabama Coal,
Anthracite Coal,
Camel Coal,
By the barge load,
Carload or cart-load,
G.. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street.
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rHE RETAINING WALL.

Superintendent Sease, Of the custom
house, stated that he was requested by the
department at Washington to confer with
the city authorities in regard to the COM
pletion OF the retaining walls around the
customhouse, which it was desired to fin
ish this season. President Hadden said it
would cost $4,000 to cut away the city's
part OF the bluff and pave it, while it
would cost only $4,000 to build a wall
around it. Mr.. Montgomery moved that
the matter be referred. Referred to the
v.raoidant and anoipaar
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Cotton Region Bulletin
For twenty-four hours ending June Is, 1885,
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fdeWaIks! Sidewalksi
We will sell two-inch peeky cypress for
next thirty DAYS at 81 80 per 1000 feet.
WOODRUFF LUMBER COMPANY.
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DufTy's European Hotel,

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms SOC
75c and 81 per day; American Plan 81 per day.
First-class Restaurant in the Hotel.
] NJ Duffy 40 yrs with Peabody HOteD. Prop p
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O-sTORY REsIDENCE-.No. 215 Vance street.
y near Wellington. Apply TO
]. D. M0NTED6NIC0, 90 Second st.
COTTON EXCHANGE ROOM-Corner Madi-
I j son and Front. Possession given September
LIST. Apply at 80 Union s.. jos. LESOn =
DOOMs-Without board, different prices;
h PARK HOTEL.
DESIDENCE-From July 1st 70 November J..
N 1855. residence No. 80 Court street, contain
ing nine rooms, completely turnls he'd, besides
ter and other modern improvements througho1t
the house. Apply at 3l9 Main. A u. GOODBAh.
HOUsE-With y rooms; No. IS Mulberry st.,
n near Bsais. DIR. 5. A. POOL.
TN SPRINGFIELD, MO-, a Cottagehouse Of six
furnished rooms, for tho months Of june ) uiy
and August: house is opposite grounds OF Dfufy
oliege. on line of street cars, Watrs large laWni
shade, and is In every way desirable; Terms on
aupIieation Address for week K A. HALL,
Drnry College, Springfield, Mo.
DOOMS-Two large. airy, furnished rooms,
II single or suite. 355 Main street, upstairs.
DOOMS-Elegautiy furnished, at Sc Monroe
IL street. one square from Peabody Hotel
HOUsE OF 10 ROOMs-LarFe yard, cistern,
Il etc, in good repairi will rent cheap 70 one
or two tenants. No. 81 Third street, Cneise'i.
Apply at Is Market street.
DOOMs-Furnished or unfurnishod rooms at
~ lie Court street.
EO ACRES OF LAND-ho; I, on Cuba road
w for rent or 70 farm on shares;
W. BUCkARDs
Two miles from Benjestown.
1000 ~S-Suite oftront rooms, second floor, fur
n niehed or unturnished; Eater privilege and
bathtub Oh salae floor, At 2Q4 Third sweet
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LOsT.

ONE white and red speekled milch eoy, bls C.
ward for return to W. A. stsEer. - kay6nrn ave;
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USE Sol oOleman's Ko-Ko Tulu.
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no LOAN M0NEY-on household goods, with
ont removal; letters confidential. Address
S. WOOD. care Letter. arrier No. I.
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PERSONAL.
sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

OITTTING TOMEASURE-Taught On the tailor
- system Of Fountain No success 70 pay; .aIs
v, s. Anderson, oyer Witzmann.s MUSIC store
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O-sTORY REsIDENCE-No. 2l5 Vance stree
y near Wellington. Apply to
j d. MONTED0NICO, 30 Second St.
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Mr.. Newman Erb, of the Kansas City,
Springfield and Memphis railroad, stated
that his company preferred not TO do all
the paving required OF them this year.
He has given directions for paving Calhoun
TO point on line with the south end of
the freight depot, and asks that they be
allowed to do the balance of the paving on
Calhoun next year. Referred to president
and engineer.
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IOTTON EXCHANGE ROOM-Corner Madi
~ son AID Front. Possession given SePtemq2lbe
Ist Apply at IS Union ST. JUS. LENOM.
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Sol CoIEnAN's KO-K0 Tulu everywhere.
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DOOMS-Two large, airy, furnished rooms,
IN sinFIe or suite. 85s Main street, up-stairs.
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HOUsE OF 70 ROOMS-LsrEe yard, cistern,
III etc, in good repair; will rent cheap 10 one
or two tenants. No. 81 Third street, Chelse@.
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d OOMS-Elegantiy furnished, at So Monroe
q street. one square tom Peabody Hotel.
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DoOMs-Furnisbed Or unfarnishoa roons q
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A looking Rr Finder will return 70 20
M Sic If y Market sgasre; rswara:
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PARK HOTEL.
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Coop HOUSE sbE lnaiz 4 Il r.lhnt .trsst.

HORSE-To buy a good buggy horse, suita6l z
leland NOT over Z or 5 years old. Apply al 3
fT-Iss- s+-aot aoruer Third.
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FOR RENT.

nlO L-Boardinghouse outfit snd furnituIe E
Accom- u odations for - persons. Good stand
Gaiosa 10 dsDof Address Is MAIN ST.
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~ GOD WHITE GIRL-To do cooking,
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Cotton Region RuiIetln
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Peabody Hotel.
B. GALLOWAY 4 cO...................P RoPRrEroEs
Rates 81 50 and s. per day, according to
80 ~ Io,a45cr = 4 ,,c,.,
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Male
Messrs Hunter, Steele, Anderson and
Ryan.
CantiIever Polka Duo for Cornetand Piano
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-22
FRANK Leslie's Sunday Magazine
For September

opens with a profusely illustrated
article on "The Bible in English
tracing the history of the English
versions from WycliFs to the latest
versions. Accompanying this arti-
Gle are portraits of thirty of the Old
Testament Revision Company, and
"AcllH, Coverdale and Tvndale,
besides other illustrations. Illus
tratlve papers on "Madagascar;D
Picturesque Bits of Jamaica, !"
y" arwlck and its NeigLborhood,"
and "scenes at Chautaqua Lake"
Will interest the geographical stu
dent Bernhard Klein, Auguste
fanseron, Johann Simon Mayer
and Samuel Parkman Tuckerman
are sketched in the Sacred Musi-
cans series. "Ihe Prodigal Son."
with two illustrations, is the sub.
Ject OF the Parable, and "The Ri
val Kingdoms of Judah and Isra. |
ell" the snbject of the Bible History
article. This last has seven fine
Adventure is provi-
ded in elephant Trapping in Cey-
lon," "The Aggageers, or Sword
Hunters, on the Nile," and "The
Prisoners Adventure" DR.. Tai
mage's sermon on "The Bow
Home" and his editorial comments
treat on fresh and timely topics.
Ihe two serial stories increase in
interest, and there are several good
short stories and poems, besides an
attractive and abundant miscella-
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