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PERSONALS.

Phil JONES left Sunday for Waukesha,
Wis, via the Kansas city road.
J. w. FALLS and wife left last Wednes-
day for California, over the Kansas City
railroad.
TIE Rev. George W. Sweeney is confined
to his bed. and is quite sick at his resi-
dence, Sc Mulberry street.
Miss JOSIE ELLIOTT leaves this morning
on the Louisville and Nashville road fol
her home in Lafayette, KY.
J.A. HUNT and wife, Mr.. Emmett Wood
son and Mrs. Wall, left by the Kansas City
road yesterday for Waukeshs, Wis.
THos. H. ALLEN and wife and Mrs. Jno
| G. Latham sail for Europe Saturday next
| June 9th, to be absent several months.
MEssRs. JOHN FITZGERALD and William
Antwine, of the freight department of thu
Louisville and Nashville railroad, are IL
| Chicago.
| MARTIN WIrTENBERG, of this city, was I
cabin passenger on the German steame
| Donau, sailing from New York for Bre
men, via Southampton, on Saturday last
| the goth instant.
ROBERT W. BANKS, Just appointed reve
nue. collector for the Northern District o
Mississippi, as successor of 4. A. Sykes
resigned, will, we understand, retain tn
bonded deputies OF his predecessor in OF
| fee. No changes will be made, and Their
will not be any vacancies to fill.
Miss HERON left yesterday for her ne'
home at Pulaski, Tenn. Next month sh
will be at Monteagle as one of the facult,
OF the summer schools. While regrettin
her departure from our city, her friend
predict for her as associate principal c
Martin College, Pulaski, all the success
which has hitherto crowned her wor
wherever she has been engaged.
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full OF curious interest, by this idefatigable
observer. But the best article OF the num-
Der is a translation from Re German, en-
titled Ethics and the development
Theory" a powerful discussion of the rela-
ton Of morality to evolution. "Archaeol-
ogical Frauds" by Abbott; Earthquake
Phenomena; !" "Curiosities of Star-Fish
Life; !" 'sMoths and Moth atchers y s'The
Hygiene of the Aged" are all article of
superior interest, making number Of I'M
usual strength and variety. Order Of news
dealers.
THE MAGAZINE OF ART, published by
Cassell & Co., limited, maintains its repus
tation for excellence Of subjects and illus
trations. The July number has for its
piece de resistance q well considered paper
on Handel, with sixladmirable portraits of
the famous composer apropOs of the forth
coming second centennial OF his birth.
"The Buried Mother" is the subject of the
poem. Then follows one OF F. Mabel
Robinson's papers on the Romance of
Art" J.lA. Blake describes that pictur-
eeque English river, 1.-THE Dart" while Miss
Helen Zimmeon describes that painter OF
picturesque children, Ludwig Knaus.
We have a curious study of medieval
"Headgear," than which nothing could be
more hideous. An interesting illustrated
paper describes "Cinque-cento Picture
| Windows" and another on current art
the recent pictures at the London exhibit
| tons, which are well illustrated. The
| full-paged illustrations are "The Burial o.
Atala," from the picture OF Gustave Court
| OILS, and ga Concert in Old Egypt" from
the original of A. Calbet.
GEN. THOMAS JORDAN, well known in
Memphis as former editor OF the AP
PEAL, but better as the accomplished
jealous and interchangeable Adjutant-G Gen
eral on the staff of Gen. Beaureeard
has a paper in the May number Of tn,
United Serrice Magazine on the Vicksbur,
campaign that is very searching review
of Gen. Grants, as well as Gen. Pember
toms and Gen. Joe Johnston's, operations
A thorough soldier, and well up in the ar
of war and the military history Of tn
world, Gen. Jordan writes with clearness
force and skill, and holds his readers iron
the beginning to the end intensely inter
ested. This paper will be found Difficult
to answer, go well is it fortified by referen
ces to the reports of Grant, Sherman, Bs
deau, Pemberton and Johnston. The 81
ries of war papers of which this of Ger
Jordan's is the first, will be continue
, throughout this year and next, and th
, editors announce also another series o
the Indian wars in Texas, and an accour
/ of the campaign of the Niagara in ISL
from data found in the hitherto unpul
) lished letters and papers of Gen. Jaeo
Brown, the commander of the America
{ forces. fhere is an admirable and timel
: paper by Capt. Henry Romeyn on desc
3 ton that is worthy the attention OF men
: bers of Congress. The United Service wi
/ be found worthy the studious and critic
{ attention of the volunteer" as well
' the regular" and even those no long
q interested in army or navy matters wi
e find papers on collateral subjects Of gene
: al interest, we'll considered and we
4 | uyriffap
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murderer Arresfed

A negro murderer, named Sid Williams,
was arrested by Officer Mike Butler, on
Main street, yesterday morning. Williams
admits having had difficulty with negro
named George Carrolton, at Sardis, Miss,
on Christmas eve five years ago. The
negro said man sold him watch in the
presence of the deceased. The two men
went off and invested part of the money
in whisky. Carrolton returned and asked
the accused to give him the watch, as the
party who sold it knew it was his Carol
ton's) property. Williams refused and a
fight ensued. Williams says he ran, but
was overtaken by Carrolton, who had a
knife, and after making several attempts
cut him on the arm. Williams says he
then threw block of wood at Carrolton
striking him in the head, the blow result
Jag in instant death. Williams fled tC
Texas, where he remained until Sunday
when he returned to Memphis and wa
arrested.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LACE CURTAINS, shirts, collars and cuff
finished equal to new at the Memphis
Steam Laundry, 224 Second street.
ENGLISH Ginger Beer.
Buy your Shirts at Mays.
TELEPHONE 600 for kalsomining. A. Nc
Neil.
R. FLETCHER, architect, No. $50 Second
etreet.
TIE restaurant in Duffy's Hotel is the
place to get a choice breakfast, dinner OIL
supper. Give us trial.
The Herbal Chill Cure, the best tonic
and snti-periodic known. A certain and sure
cure for ehills. Price 81 per bottle. Send stsmT
for circulars. Any reference given. Address,
John G. Rucker. LynchberR'
If you suffer from looseness of the
bowels, Angostura Bitters will surely cure
you. Beware of counterfeits and ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article,
prepared by DR.. J, Il. B. Siegert & Sonss
REED { CARNR4cE's Sodium Hypochlo.
Tite. Recommended by the Public Health Asso-
citation superior and least expensive of all dis
infectants and germicides. Cholera, diphtheria,
feTers, malaria, ETC., prevented by its use. Sold
y "'''' 49, - REED L CARNRICK.
1S2 Fulton Street, New York.
The lot on the north side of Jefferson
street, "A by 1881 feet, Immediately east of
the Theater, will be sold at public auction
for cash, on Tuesday nest, June sd, at II
O'Clock m, on the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets.
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FOB RENT.

STF0 sELL-Boardingh outfit and faTnitui Z
Close 70 depot Address 10 MIN 81:
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CHRISTIAN BROrHERS.
Closing Exercises of tlse Preparatory
Glasses Last Night.


The Hall of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association was the scene last night of the
closing exercises of the Christian Broth.
ers' College. The large hall was well filled
with the friends and patrons of the insti
tuition, and the entertainment was thor.
oughly enjoyed. The declamations were
interpreted with music by the college
band, and were as follows:
"Rules of Health" James Canale Find
Way or Make 1t, Conrad Bollinger; 'The
Poet, Thomas McGeoy ''The Burial of S I
John Moore" Udah Calm; Baseball Ex-
perience," third preparatory class; GLOW
Cyrus Laid the Cable" John Dean; 'The
Charge of the Light Brigade" Pinckney
Wheatley; christmas Chimes" second
preparatory class; Address to the Sur
vivors of the Battle OF Bunker HILL" Will
liam Ennis; "Lord Chatham's Speech, T"
William Carter; "The Bsron's Last Ban
quet," Thomas luther; "The Polish Roy, a
Marx Pepperman; "Goina ~ school,"
Edwin AtkipsI ''Ihe Christian Maiden
and the lion Marlin Speed; 'The Afri-
can Chief" Edwin Williams; "Here She
Goes and There She Goes" William John
son 'Anger and Enumeration" Isidore
Fuchs; Opposition to the Declaration, y
Isaac 0ttenheimer; "John MAYNARD. I"
Joseph Martin; "Tbe Orphans Prayer'''
Charles Kelly; ''Marco Bozzaris," William
Horgan; Somebody's Darling Michael
sulliYanj 'Bernardo's Revenge" Irving
schloss; "Virginius to the Army" VIII
liam Wilson; "Drutus on the Death of
Cesar" William Martin.
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
That Supposed Letter of Victor HugO's.
To thu Editors of the Annual.

That Supposed Letter of Victor HugO's.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
The letter you published last Sunday as
having been written by Victor Hugo to
Prince Bismarck was never penned by the
late poet and author. 1t was written by a
Bohemian and appeared frst in o Berlin
paper on the second OF April last, Bis
marck's birthday. 1t was not published,
however, as a bona jile letter, but the
paper expressly stated, as a good parody
on Hugo's style OF writing. In Germany
it was considered as good joke and as an
amusing incident on Bismarck's birthday.
Had Mr.. Hugo really written that letter he
would have probably been expelled from
Paris, as the French people hate Bismarck
more than they loved Hugo. They would
not have grieyed at his death so sincerely
as they did, and his remains would not
have been honored with resting-place in
the Pantheon. ENC
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Advice f0 M0fhers.

Mrs. Winsloy's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at
once II produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child FROM pain, and the lit
tie cherub awalzes as Upright as button"
1t ia very pleasant to the taste, soothes the
child, softens the gnms, allayS all pain, re-
lieves wind, regulates the bowels and Is
she best known remedy for diarrhea,
whether arising trnm teething or other
causes. twenty-five cents bottla
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BREAKING DOWN.
The Murderer McKeerer Declares He
Feels Safe Now, and that God
is His Judge
And Jesus Christ His Lawyer, and Con-
tinues to Assert His Innocence
Two Other Crimes.


The murderer, McKeever, who is to be
hung Friday. is hourly breaking down
and is no longer the defiant fiend that he
was few days ago. His father arrived
Sunday just in time to prevent couple OF
colored preachers from preaching bis
funeral, and will remain with him I'M
til he dies. He is busily occupied in
writing letters to the churches and
to his relatives. He wants al.
of his children-and he seems to have
them scattered about everywhere-col
lected and educated together. Above all
he desires to have it understood that be
did not steal mule. He thinks SO base
charge would be "a reflection on his fam
ily." He has reached the religious stage
and declared that God is his Judge anC
Jesus Christ his lawyer" and that he il
going to heaven without fail. He desire
all OF his friends to meet him there.
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BID geld and silver taken as
cash ST Esulf0rd's- 294 Main.
Furniture for sale ON Payments

1 wish to call the attention Of the public
medium and fine furniture in Memphis,
including parlor and bedroom sets; fine
assortment of single and bed lounges.
Also the most varied assortment of rockers
in the city, including fifty different styles.
Will show a beautiful collection of fine
velvet ana Turkish rugs. My stock is all
new and fresh, and will interest you
whether wishing to purchase or not. All
goods sold on easy payments, or at lowest
cash srices. G. W. FISHER,
~ Second street, opposite Court SQUARE.
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= ROOHS-On second hoor, complete for hous
y Keeping. at 14l Madison street.
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4 CONTESTED WILL.
he Relatives OF y. Dreyfus, Deceased,
Demand q Divide.

Notice was given in the Probate Court
yesterday by Mrs. Irene Voss, Mrs. Eliza
Steel and Mrs. Regina Murphy, sisters of
the late Ferdinand Dreyius. that they
would contest his will, which has been
before the court for several days. By the
terms of The will, which was made short
time ago and is in the handwriting Of the
deceased, he leaves all he pos
ses;es TO Mrs. Mary VIM. Hiz
estate is valued at 5000, and
on Poplar street, and personal property
valued at S coo; storehouse and some
land on the Raleigh road, worth about
$1,000 Mr.. Dreyfus was a widower, hav-
ing lost his wife and children during the
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''FilG-PPOOf Oil

is BETTER than "Coal-Oi'' or any other burn
J. ing oil. Can be used in any lamp. For sale by
Charles Ringwald, l49 Poplar street.
Fred Hortt, Shelby street:
VIM. Russart' tsrlaiEps OF vance street, corner
E. G. Green, 672 Main street.
J. j. Duffy Co., 23S Main street.
W. c. GTiswold, 423 Main street.
Otto Clausen, lSS Poplar street.
John Cummins, 21S POPLAR street.
Miss Mary Richards, 454 POplar street.
VIM. Cunningham & Sons, 81 Beale street.
Ut. Wa 50 s Bgo., 90 Nam street.
Geo. Mahan, corner aI.cc and Lauderdale SITS.
G.. A. Hessen, DO Poplar stres1.
c. R Ryan 4 Co, $40 Main street.
A. Hitzfeld, 233 Second street.
Z. Wright & Co., 414 Main street.
A. Kohlbfg z Co, l66 Poplar street.
+. Franklin x Bro, se9 Vance street.
Z. g. Campbell * Co., 4os hRip street.
S. Behr, l3l Union street.
Joseph Nixon, IS Charleston avenue.
W. (. Butt, corner of Broadway and fernando
streets.
A. Schmidt, 90 Seventh street., Fort Pickering.
Charles Denmsn, South Gate, Elnwood Gene
terry.
Read 4 Co., 1lS Main street.
Z. NJ. Hilton d Co., II Fifth street, Chelsea.
G. A. Warning, s. Causey street.
J. j. Duffy x Co., Z3S Main street.
Mrs. C. Wagner, corner Fifth and Mill streets.
J. N. Sutherland, 46 North Court street.
L. d. BOnfsnti, 456 Main street.
John McMahOn. Sixth street, Chelsea.
N II. Reilly, 81 Auction street.
John y. Dennegan, Grocer, 100 Winchester av.
Bert White, Ag snt, cor. Broadway and Ninth.
Patrick MeGaughran, 643 Shelby street.
Mrs. Rosa Werner, coz Second and Chelsea SITS.
Parties whose names are not in the above list
are not handling fire Proof OIL, and will be
prosecuted for infringement on our trademark
for representing OF selling other oils as EIra
Proof Oil. CHESS-GAR LEY COMP NY
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n .aTh value A. D. SMITH,
- 49, tx Main street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

D00Ks-Suite offront rooms, second floor, fur
5athtub on same floor. at 2O4 Third street
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.ST,LOUIS SEMINARY,
a PRIvAIE sELENeJ Cts. se z |. { o. HIo

PS alsssAnE sok TouSo SSpISs. ''O"
i+nf at Jennings the most beautiful OF the suburbs
Of ST Iouls on elevation in view Of the City mile
from CITY limits the Wabash Ry. The place Is beau
fui and healthy Numoer limited Discipline careful and
home like; pupil individuazed. English classics
Mathematics Sciences Modern Languages Music vocal
and trumentai Teachers OF large
Commous we'll ventilated buildings with beautiful and
epa grounds Early application only will secure room
Terms moderated Fifteenth year commences Sept VIM
For further particulars and Catalogues add the Principal
BIT. 5LEWETT, L. De- Jennings, mo-
PATAPsCO INSTITUTE, ELL1cOrr CITY.
MD.-The SGD ANIMAL Session will be resumed
SEPrEABER 1855, with full and efficient corps Of
Professors and Teachers in every department.
Miss A. MATCHETT, Principal; Miss Roberta II.
. aSanra Baltimore. Md, until July LIST.
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EVERY fIst-class dealer sells Oper Putfa
Cigarettes; cents for 10; 10 cents for %.
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THE WEATHER


For the Ohio FaHey and Tennessee,
fair a0eather, follo,0ed IN Western Tea
nessee by local rains, variable leinds gen
orally northerly, falling barometer, slight
ly iodrmer, preceded an Tennessee by sta
tioR0ry temperature,
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epidemic Of 1878. Mrs. VIM nursed him
and his family, and has since that time
been his housekeeper. He was very much
attached to her, and for long time has
regarded her as q member Of his family.
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WANTS.

T ADY AGENTS-Novelties in Ladies' and
IL Cbildren's wear. Over 40 new designs. NOM ON
Sng liks them. Sell as fast as shown. over I uvo
u ~ c.-.rl-.ii 8 ~ : d South NAV St. CHICAGO.
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TOY STORE TUMBLED.
Failure of Charles l.. Harris, Dealer In
Toys and wiIIOw-Ware.

In the registers office yesterday a bill OF
sale was filed by Mrs. A. Z. Grath, dispos-
ing of her interest in the stock of goods at
352 Main street to Charles L. Harris for
$1,000 in cash and $1,000 in merchandise,
of which receipt was acknowledged. The
next instrument entered upon the note.
book was an assignment by Charles E,
Harris and Mrs. Sallie NJ. Harris to H. A
Carroll, assignee, for the benefit of credit
ors, of the entire stock of goods. The as
sets are put down as follows:
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~ HeEEEndo. AkpIy az zl2 Des010 s9ees.
a sTORY REsIDENcR-No. Us Vance street,
Y near Wellington. Apply to
J. ID. MGNTEDONICO, 40 Second st.
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TRUCKING MATCH.
4 Unique Entertainment 40 be Given at
the Exposition building.

Don't forget the trucking match to come
off at the Exposition building, given by
the railrosd employees of Memphis. Re-
served seat tickets can be secured at Hol-
lenberg'g music store June oath and 25th.
The judges are 6. P Goodyear, A Z. Gail
and Mr.. Bolts, of the city elevator The
races will come off at 8 O'Clock pm Thurs
day, June Gath.
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/ Gotten Region Bulletin
For twenty-four hours ending June %, 1885,
I nt nlnlnnl u Inn
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

PITTsBuRa, June 2.-Night-River feet
inches. Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, June 2-Night-River risen
inches, aud stands &c feet inches nv the gauge.
Weather clear and cool. No arrivals of regular
packets. Departed: Charles Morgan. Cairo.
NEw ORLEANS, June 22-Arrived; Henry
Lourey and harses, st. Louis The CITY of New
Orleanaig loading aud VIII leave tomorrow for
st. Louis.
VICKsBURa, June 29.-Arrived: City of
Cairo, st. Louis. Departed: City of Baton Rouge
St. Louis; City of Matches, New Orleans The
towboat Diamond and tow arrived this morning,
andis having her mud-drums patched.
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LOVERS LANE.
A Little Domestic Drama Which n Row.
ing HOrsemau
Suddenly Interrupted-The Delights of
Suburban Buggy Riding.

For two or three days past the clubs,
the rotundas OF the hotels, and even the
street corners have been fragrant with the
arena Of a delightful little bit OF scandal,
which grew and grew as it was rolled
around under first one tongue and then
another, until it assumed shape rather
grotesGue and not at all pleasant to think
upon. A dozen ugly stories were told,
none of them alike, and the matter be-
came SO complicated snd serious yester-
day that an APPEAL man felt it
his privilege to obtain the real facts, which
he finally succeeded in doing. The result
will probably be disastrous to the livery
men, but it will be big saving OF horse
flesh and buggy hire. 1t appears that a
solitary horsemaD, while ealloplng along
the seclu1ed way leading out from
the Boulevard, which has come
to be known "a Lovers Lane,
was brought by a turn Of the road into full
view of horse standing perfectly still
under spreading tree BY the roadside,
quietly ninning the Eeessssdef grass. Then he
saw a buggy behind the horse, and when
his eyes had grown accustomed to the dark
shade under the trees, he discovered the
outline Of man seated in the buggy hay
| ing something white IL ais arms. A few
steps Iaore brought him upon a spectacle
AAS1C Liz oAOOhs Ing 1dppy
pair, as oblivious at their surroundings as
if they were upon desert island, its sole
inhabitants, were engaged in extracting
from each other's lips the long
est, most exquisite, most delicious
kiss to which the spectator had been a
witness. In the hight of their ecstatic
bliss the sound of approaching hoofs was
heard and with sudden arIing the reins
were released from the knot by which
they were secured to the buegy-whip, the
buggy was whirled around and sounding
| thwack upon his back gent the unoffending
animal OF at break-neck pace, Woman
| like, the fair lady, who was thus being
whirled away, felt curious to know who
had disturbed her in her felicity, and
| turned crimson face backward upon the
horseman, who bowed and checked his
speed. He tells the stoTy with exquisite
taste, but omits one important particular
the names Of the osculating parties.
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Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF cocoAIEE,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Burnstt's FlavoiinQ Extracts ars the best
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LACE CURTAINS, shirts, collars and cuffs
finished equal to new at the Memphis
Steam Laundry, 224 Second street.
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COAL.

Pittsburg Coal,
Kentucky Coal,
Alabama Coal,
Anthracite Coal,
Camel Cos,
BY the barge load,
Carload OF cart-load,
g. B. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street.
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HoUsE OF 10 R3oMs-IL,,SIge yard, cistern:
q two tenants. No. 80 T6tra street, Chelsea
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q OQIMsssZFqTRi.hed or unfurnishsd rooms at
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p 3 DlauQp UY mo y
ena learning. ---
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MOnogram bangles at nulforsI's.

DR.. HODGES, Indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
a luxury OF remedy
. S. ROBINSON. Sole Agent.
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0OOMS-Two large. airy, furnished rooms,
L. single or suite, 35S Main street, upstairs
nOOMS-EIegantly furnished, at Sc Menroe
n, street ori< square from Peabody Hotel.
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STOLEN.
TAKEN UP.
EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS SIMMER SCHOOL,

INOR students of both sexes wishing to pursue
II some special course of study to Mt them
Sc yes for higher grades in the tall. Class, or
private instruction in English, Latin, French
and German.
Also, Business Course in Commercial ArIth-
metic, Bookkeeping and Letter Writing.
Session opens July lst, closes September l. 1880.
For particulars apply TO
R. o. PREWITT or F. E. SMITH,
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BETHESDA WATER received fresh weekly
direct from Waukesha.
J. S. ROBINSON, Apothecary.
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kidewaII.sl sidewaII.si
Order Medals al ATuIfordss.

We will sell two-inch pecky cypress for
next thirty days at 81 so per 1000 feet.
WOODRUFF LUMBER COMPANY.
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Shirts 10 Order 81 80.
Best quality, and ct guaranteed.
SAM MAY.

SPARKLING BETHESDA stands at the head
Of all effervescing waters. Sold by the
bottle or dozen.
I c RORTNSoN Asart