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hos8s
The Pullman Palace Car Company
yesterday recorded a lease to Newman
EFb,r receiver a the MemphiiI, Selma
and Brunswick Railroad Company, of
two iirBt-elass passenger cars, vi lued at
$500; n second-elass passenger car,
valued st 5000; one combination
passenger and baggage car, valued at
car, valued at S2400. The lease Ia 10
extend for the period OF eighteen
months. A payment of rs per cent.
cash in advance rental is required,
and 1895 06 upon delivery, on the
23d OF January, 1886. q payment of
equal amount, July %, 1885. a pay
ment Of equal amount, and January
IS, 1887, q payment Of equal amount,
making in all for the three Bemi-an-
nual payments, $11,s05 10, each OF
such payments to be represented by
note OF the %lessee, Endorsed by Duna-
want. Kelly & Piper. Also the follow
ing freight tain equipments; Twenty
box cars 1927 each, ten fat ars 1907
each, one caboose a $3.50, the lease
to extend for q period Of ifty-ono
months. A payment OF 10 per cent
cssh as advance rental payment 10 re-
quired, and upon delivery a payment
OF $3.50, and NJ on the first day OF each
month thereafter for fifty. one con-
secutive months, commencing the let
OF August, 1876, making a total Of
$l2,750, payable by note OF l%essee, in
dorsed by Dunavant, Kelly Il Piper.
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
OGDEN DECLINES THE Pool COW.
MIssIONE RSHIP.
Lease OF Cars 20 the birmingham
koad-SOuthern Passenger
Agents.

1t was stated positively last night
that, in spite OF all announcements 10
the contrary, J. Il. Ogden had
' positively declined the Southern pool
=, 'mmissionership with it's 1900 a
~. which leads to the belief that he
S v little confidence in the last
lac seN y Of the pool and prefers TO
I'D YUAN nore modest one with the
E.st TsnnssSa.. Virginia and Georgia
railroad. SimultN ~ frsisI .,ais
rumor comes aroths. nnN
cutting by one OF the In 4 ,h.ro H.
The cut, which il In elaine osds 10
reason 10 believe is being h,,si'
from East 81. Louis, on through
ness to Green Line points. Tn
charge Is not made specially as yet,
but il the rumor is well founded the
facts ars certain 10 leak out. 1t 10
claimed that the grounds for suspicion
ore very strsrg, a. the line referred to
has been t.nil,g a largely increased
business of l.Nte, and it is significantly
remarked thai shippers do not oil flock
one directio n unless there is some
Inducement to draw them. 1t Is some
hing that is of I be deepeet interest to
and he, z. ain trade.
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SPIKES AND SPARKS.

THERE are a number Of prominent
railroad officials in the city.
GENERAL MANAGER HARAHAN OF the
Louisville aud Nashville railroad, ar
rived last night.
THR Louisville and Nashville pays
over $50, 600 in tixes into the hands
OF the different county trustees.
CART. T. L. LEE has resigned as coal
agent Of the Louisville and Nashville
aud will be succeeded by Capt. Van
derbuTg.
COMMISSIONER J. W. MiDoLEY Of the
Southwestern Railway Association is
preparing al elaborate reply to the
complaints recently made by tho st.
Louis Mercbauts' EXCHANGE and the
Kansas City delegation Of merchants
aud jobbers. The future policy OF the
pool will be set forth in the document.
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SHELBY COUNTY CLAIMS
Against the Government of the
United States.

The following is q list OF Shelby
County people whose claims are in
closed in the bill recently introduced
in Congress by Mr.. Richardson:
VIM. Battle, deceased: l.. p. Cooper,
administrator, $3.50; Spencer Davie,
$500; q. Davis, $40; r. F. Duke,
S2s7.
j. T. EckleC, deceased: Caroline
Eckles, widow, $50 rs; VIM. Elliott,
$l35; j.. 4. Hart, deceased, $40.
Heirs cf M. X. Herring, deceased:
To Mrs. Martha NJ. Forgey, ne devisee
Of VIM. r. Herring, deceased, s75; 10
Ann Maria Stewart, nee Herring, S75;
to Sallie P. Herring, SIS; Shelby
county, S225.
q. ". Humphreys, 500 50; w. NJ.
Harrison, $500; J.. W. Coen, it,, sd-
minietrator, Sl3l7; Mrs E. F. Mebane,
administrators, $3.50; j. w. Morris, de-
ceased, 500; w. r. Rand!e, $40.
Heirs at law OF JameH a. Sims, de-
ceased: Mary c. Ballard, nee Sims,
SIS So; Martha X. Mallory, nee Sims,
$l5 So; James I. Sims, sis sc; Josiah
! A. Sims, SIS %; Julia Stephens, nee
Sims, s15 80; FerriE 7. Sims, SO So.
jefferson Sims, $l555; Shelby county,
SOS IS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Crosby'a Dime Museum

The numerous attractive features Of
this popular reso { are winning excel
lent audiences in spite Of the very in
different weather. There will be the
usual Saturday morning performance,
ymmer cling NJ 10 o'clock, for the
especial benefit Of the little ones, their
parents and friends. That unique
specimen OF ingenuity, known us 'Ihe
Pedslstrial Wonder" win be seen 20.
day for the last time, and is really de-
serving Of the attention Of curiosity
seekers, The Juror attending the
"What Is It? or Nondescript," shows
no signs OF abs tAment, and while some
come to scoG, others remain ia wonde-.
Among the many features Of the pre-
gramme there must be some that wilt
servttts make "a enjoyable hodr.
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Huntington and the Kentucky Cen.
trail.

L~orHviLIE, KY, January GA
motion in behalf Ct holders for first
mortgage bonds was heard to-day in
the United States Court 0nd II. Il.
Huntington, nephew TO @. P. Hunt
ington, was appointed receiver for the
Kentucky Central railroad by Judge
Barr. The filed petition states that the
road is now in arrears for six months
interest OF these bonds, and claim, ur-
der terms Of the mortgage, the right
20 forecloee. 1t is Paid that the APP
pointment of Huntington will bring
tie Kentucky Central into closer union
with the Chesapeake and Ohio, whose
president is a large bondholder in the
Kentucky Central.
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A~r,e.ia, starkuIl. and Grenada.

Despite shGr fsh xAt 60 rake funds
in Memr1lfs, the Surveying corps OF
the Artesie, Siarkvi We and Grenada
railroad have finished their prelim-
mary survey TO Grens da rom AItesia
via Starkville. Except at Kelley's
Summit they reported. as expected,
this to be a most prS,; ticable route,
and N soon as the wea, her clears up
they will resurvey the ,lpecial point
mentioned. They report that no line
could cross this State from east to wet
which presents as iavorab 70 route as
this, and there ia no doub \ but what
work will be begun at an early date.
Nur-hiths OF this line passe 3 through
rich valley country, which VAN supply
she road with q handsome ps ,tronage.
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~ AANNN
mi next business brought before
Inc =. yas a letter rom r. F.
sns meetiLs >StiDg the assistance oil
sauI F Iequ. >~uTicE an appro-
priation Of $4,000 for . AZ.
NEXT Of Little river, ArksnsA
James phelsn was called uEoal 4, ffu
expression OF views on the subject, 20
being familiar with the river. Mr..
Phelan responded by tae statement
that the rive could, in his opinion, be
EASILY renderA I nsvigable, but to what
rtsnt, if any, such improvement
!. nd benefit n. commerce of Mem.
81. was a n a ter n, = merce ants con'd
,eet O permine for 4 'emsetVee. me
Whole o. sctiOn wa ths, i,a aiff en p ia
TO be apps. ''eu 10y vac
hair, wish Instructions 70 report AZ
ONE future aay. -, ,ho
There hefng no other basin "0
neeang album ed.
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rhe Blrmingham Convention.

Mr.. Newman Eth then addressed
the meeting on behalf Of the Kansas
City railroad, stating that the COM
pany bal applied for a charter from
the Mississippi Legislature for a road
from Memphis to Birmingham, and
that the company was meeting with
opposition in the Mississippi Legisla-
ture, inspired by those interested in
the Memphis, Birmingham and At
lantic Railroad Company that Mem
phis could not have too many rail
roads; that it was to her interest to
luther any enterprise having that
end in view. lie, therefore, suggested
the propriety Of the meeting request
ing the Mississippi legislature to glaut
the desired charter to the Kansas Olty
railroad. Acting uoor this suggestion,
Mr., ", B. Mallory offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimous
ly adopted:
WHEREAs, The State OF Mississippi
has granted "a charter TO the Memphie,
Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Company, authorizing t to extend its
lire ard build its read rs it may
desire in the direction Of Bir-
mingham, Alabama; and, whereas,
The nansgement OF the Kansas
City, Springfield and Memphis
Failio8d Company desirest 10 extend IT,
line 20 Birmingham, and in our opin-
Jon are in earnest with reference
thereto, have applied 10 the Legisla'
ture of Mississippi Tor a charter au
thoriz'ng such !extension by it; there
fore, be It
Rsolred, BY the Memphis Mer-
chants EXCHANGE that the Legislature
of the State Ct Mississippi be petitioned
to grant the charter 20 the Kansas
City, Memphis and Birmingham Rail.
road Company authorizing it 20 con-
struet its railroad through the state o.
Mississippi on such route as it may
deem most expadient and practicable.
ResOlUed, That the interest cf COM
merce will be best promoted by hey'
ing two lines from here through your
State.
Col. Barney Hughes made q few re-
marks in which he pledged the CO.
operation OF the Memphis and
Charleston Railioid Company TO any
movement looking to the interests OF
Memphis.
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SKIN ,, '. .;; ;:.I.

nUMILIATING Eruptions. Itchil
II BURNING Skin Tortures, Loaf
Sores, and every sTecies Of Itching,
Pimply, Ipherited, Scrofulous and
gi0us Diseases Of the BLOOD, Skin and
with Loss Of Hair, from infancy 10 Of
are positively cured by %CuTIcuRl, the
skin Cure, and CUTfoURA soar, an ex'
skin Besutihnr, externally, and Gu
R~RsOLyEsr, the new Blood Pur. fer,
nally.
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TURNER ON THE WARPATH
THE ATTORNEY.GENERAL'S Elk,
PLOTS AT THE MUSEUM.
Another Case In which lie Shows up
in a Dtgraceml Manner
The Davis Matter.

On Monday morning l&t, Attorney
General A'urner's paper, the Scimitdr
published IN article under the cap
ton, "H. O. Davis, q Drunken New
Agent, Who p ives Himself a Chea'
and a General p, sud.S Toe following
open letter, in repl.v, was handed in Il
the APPRAL last nigLH
DAVIS TO rUA SRR'
To the Editor Of the Seimitai
Replying 10 an article Il your col
umns OF Monday morning, 'anusIy
25th, l beg to say that youT stat 'men.
OF my indebtedness to balance due ioi
papers is correct. But all charge
brought against me as regards TO nv
'eing drunk, l denounce as false. /
ia o denounce as false the statement
ths, l received extra pay for the
MON. Vt delivery Of your paper.0
II ma, also state that | have not m
N this WI ting received i'll moary dine
,e for pape.-s furnished to my Susto.
n ers by me. will also STATE that II
not MOI has it ever been my inten-
10 o to defrsud yo, Of tho smount |
wv, syeu, but having failed to collect
on papers | could not kettle sooner.
You 7 threatening letter TO me bearing
iate January 2lst, which Is Aigned q.
=. N. Turner, per Hattie Paul, is pub
she i below 10 let the public know
.vt'u use your Office and youE Pa
Ier 70 push your private atfairy, in
ON of the law you are supposed
o adm inia'er 90 attorney-genersl. The
a Judge between us ON this
etter ~ ublished below. TX. q. DAVIS.
kTHFn 10, TurS., January y, 1885.
TURNER TO DAVIS.
The IL tier alluded to by Davis Ia
,ublisheo below:
Mr. ursrs, TsES.. January 70, 1885.
DAVIS don1 like to prosecute or
ublish yo u, bat il you don't come up
the oiic q and pay all you owe
81 43-by Saturday evening, l will
ave in MOI ,Gay mornings paper the
forst articte about your theft you
yer read III your life. l have an
gent nj Holly Syringe now, and le
I'LL get 100 copies Monday, and you
1ill hardly nlceive q warm reception
t your homs. l nave now agents ,
t all the towns along the line, and
'ill send papers TO them ON Mon
ay. On Tuesday / will have Beck
testify b, fore tho grand jury and
ave yoa indicted, arrested and put In
all ON the charge of embeEIlement. / ,
1ean business. l am the attorney
and intend to make you ,
the consequences, you abomi-
able, dirty, thieviBh scoundrel. l
i've you one chance fov your iamily's ,
AXE. AZ Mosby says, they are decent
mt your family will not weigh with ,
ne, unless you bring up my money I
have stolen. /
q. p. N. TURNER, =
Per HATTIE PAUL. \
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intended to wife tive columns about
me IN his paper next day. At last l
ut him eff aud into the saloon on the
corner. He then turned to me
and SAID be would let the mat.
ter diop if I would uiscnaiSse
that g. Of q b. Of a policeman. ItoId
Clancy | was sorry, because he was a
So IAN and did his duty, but |
would have TO let him 90 or risk ruin
ing my business. l lave been here
only ten weeks and want 10 succeed il
l can"
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SCALP, FACE, EARS AND ne,

I was afflicted with Regema on the
Face, Ears and Neck, which the dru|
whore | got your remedies, pronounced
Of the worst cases that had come /.
his notice. He advised me to try vol
TTcURA kHS lDtEs, and AFTER Ave day
cured, and | hope in another week 10
my care. neck, and the other part 4
face cured. HERMAN SLAl
100 y. ita street, New York.
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WITH SORES,

I have been afflicted since last
with q Skin dissase the doctors cAlld
zema. My face IA covered with seal
sores, and the itching and burning
almost unbearable. Seeing your Cu1
RKMnDIEs 20 highs recommended con-
to give them q tria', using the CUTIcUf'
CufIcuRA SOAR externally, and RKso'
internally, for four months. / call 4
cured, in gratitude for which / NAL
public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FRBDERII
brand Brook, Conn.
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Eou,hern Passenger Agents.

ATLANTA, GA, January 2G-The
Southern Passenger Committee fin
ished It's business yesterday. The rates
10 the Savannah Centennial were fixed
at / cent a mile, and the San Francisco
excursion from Atlanta, $ll0 for the
rnund trim.
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IrCHING DIsRAsEs CURED

CUrIcuRA stands at the head Of lie ,
especial y Ia this tho case with the CUrI
SoAP. Have had an unusually good
aggravated form Of Itch through foms /
tiles In the country, in watch the Corr
kKhADIKS proved satisfactory.
". Il. HARDlGG, Drug.
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DandrnR

rs REMOVED BY THE UsR or COCAINE,
And il stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnatt's FlavOring ExtrsetH are The
haat
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IL Hsver sosles or postpoass.
m. ornna a,nrle Numhe, nra,

take place monthly. and the Bxe
traOrdlnary Drawings regularly ev-
cry three months iNsteAd OF Sesni-
Annually nm ehertofsre, beEinutuG
March. lSSO.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Ro|
WIN a FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS II, IN THE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC, EEW0RLEANS, TUESDAY,
february ., o-lsoth Monthly
Drawing.
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DIvIDEND NorICE.

Optics 90 THE LivsRNoR1 FOUNDRY ASEl
MACHINE COMPANY.
Memphis, Tenn, January -, 1872.
A TIA meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
"a this Company, held on the l9.h tast.,a
Cash Dividend Of no per cess. on the cab
ital stock MAS declared, and the halaneeie t
net earnings for the year, 1883, placed 70
credit Of surplus fund.-.
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(sUcGsssoRs TO G. H, HOIST q BRO
Trnst4a'a NAle.

TTNDER and by virtue Of the terms of a
u trust deed executed 70 me as trustee
by J. =. Humphreys, on December n, 1888,
and recorded in the Office Of th9 Chanoery
Clerk of MARSHALL county, Mississippi, In
Land Decd Book No. SO, page 265, l will. at
the request Of the beBeheiafies in said con-
veyance, on
Saturday, the Gth day of February,
1856.
wNhin legal hours, ini front Of the postofice,
in the town of Collierville, Shelby county,
Tennessee, offer for sale, at public auction
for cash, TO t1e highest bid3er, tee undiyid-
ed interest of the said J. J. humphreys IN 4
tract OF land lying and being in Marshal
county, Mississippi, and containing lbs acres
of section 2, township 2, range 3 west, beine
the came land purchased By the firm Of
Humphreys & Cannon from 5. ID. Harris
and sam Hinton.
Also, the interest oftte said J. P. Humph;
reys in a 40 acre tract OF land lying in said
Marshall county, Mississippi, owned in com
mon by the said Humphreys, I. II. Cannon
and ID. T. Brooks, Of Texas; said 40 acre
being about two miles south Of C~Ollieryiile
Tennossse. Equity OF redemption waived
Title 10 these interests believed to be good
but / sell and convay only as trustee
W. j. C00PW00D, JR., Trustee.
cOllierviile, Tenn.
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Incorporated In 1865 for twenty-five year
By the. Legislative for Educati onal and
Charitable purposss-with q capital Of e..
0O0.900-to which a reserve fund Of oVor $780,
600 has since beon added.
By an overwhelming popular vote lie
franchise was made q part of the pressatStatq
Canstitutiop, adopted December ID, AID.
1879,
TAs Onlv Lottery o..r volsd on and tadorsed
by tie people Of any State.
IL naOer Roalaa or noefDonNa.
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INV 20
The above singular coincidence, &C.
counting for the profits and proving
their correctness, aud carried ou. in
accordalcs with orders OF the court,
shows that the amount overdrawn by
Fisher, al appears from his account
" tn the bank above stated, added to
the net balance of the distributive
shares Of both, gives the exact
amount of profits, thus bearing q
strong presumption as TO the disposi-
ton Of Fishers share Of the profits
and what constituted his certificate o.
deposit, or the major portion Of II.
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DIT EC Instant relief. Final cure in
l0HIOs sten days,ian never returns.
No purge. no eRlve, no suppository. Suuer-
ers will learn Of Q simple remedy, Free, by
addressing c,J.MASo6, TsEassau st., N'f'
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MZZMmMzsl$a4:
'MI0=4
II [nu~<
Commissioners.

We, The gadsnrirnet, Baaks md Baakrs
~. poy az PrS1res droOs N fAe, L9Diiu2
eeanters.
J. d. OGLESBY, Pres. La. Not1 Hank
n. n. KENNEDY, Pres. BtatsNati nm
A. BALDWIN, Pres. ". o. Mas. I'm.
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TRAVELLING and City Statesmen, regu-
j larly employed hy wholesale houses, 20
carry one-half ouure sample ION commits
sion) Of new article IL use in all business
house,. No samples will be sent unless ap-
plicant sends card cf house Represented by
him. II. W. Stevens, 20 North Clarke St.,
Chicago, III.
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MEMPHIS nANLY} ApPEAL@sAfURDAY JANUARY 80, 1886.
Iitnc River Improvement.

resolution adopted as the n of the
meeting
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G0LICIT0RS-First class lady and gentle
- men solicitors TO represent an association
recently organized in the interest of educa-
lion. Will pay salary and conmission. Ad-
dress or call Ut +. STEWART,
Room s, Fransiola House. 81
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FOR Il n OR LIE.
SIRAYED.

uOUSE-Genorsl Lee House, corner of
IL Front and 0vorton streets, after jan
uary l. 1886: .nnlY OF 4S Front street:
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
IOO,O Ticketsat Five Dollars Each
ErnetiOnB, I'm ftfths, In
prOpOrltom.
LIST OF PRIZES.
REPRESENTATION PRIzEs.

Application for rates to clubs should DO
made only TO the odlce Of the Company In
New Orleans,
For further information writo clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL N0rfN, Ex-
press Money Orders, or New York Exohange
In ordinary leltor. Currency by Express tall
sums of IS and upward at our expense,
~. A. DAUPHKlN,
New Orleana, In.
or NJ. A. DAuPRIN,
Washington. ID. o.
or at O West COnrI 81, Memphis, Tenn
Make u. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATJONALBA NK.
New Orleans. "a.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
FOUND.
REWARD.
TAKEN UP.

0TEHR-0ne yeiIsw and VIII 70 steer.
> about 8 years old; ear marks, swallow
ierk in left. smooth crop in right.
Union STOCK YARD y kERIILLZER.-
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q WHITE COWS-0ns with rope around
a head. IS reward for their return to K.
B. BARTON near Curve, Herrando roai.
DROWN MAZE MULR-AbOut ten years
ID old; long hair. Strayed on night of De-
eembsr 18th, from BeDjestown. Liber9l re-
ward for ber return 70 W. II. KELLY.
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JACKSON. MISS, Sept. 81, 1885.

take great pleasure in stating that Gulf
View adjoins tho celebrated j. +. II. Clai-
borne place, and is decidedly one Of the most
desirable ON the Gulf coast. say this, hav-
ing often been on and over tho place; Very
respectfully, Il. E. WALL,
Commissions Of Immigration and Agrlcul-
ture, State Of Mississippi.
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PERONAI..

M B. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
MI LAW, h arine and Commercial Notary
Public, Commissioner Of Deeds and Us.
AN street. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY.
A .,Y0NE-Wisbing the services Of Topb,'s
"A Band should applyat "A YANCE ST.
CISTERNS Built and repaired: and
" warranted; also, brick. laying. Once 45
Madison st., OF telephone sS8.
TH0s. CUBBINS.
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A GENTs-Libere. term1; for full partition
~ lars address GEO. W. W00DW0RTH,
223 Olive street, st. Louis, No.
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" DUNG LADIBS-Iu' city or country TO
i work tor rs Il their homes; fascinat-
ing employ monts 70 instructions TO buy;
work can be sent BY nail distance no Obiee-
iloul. $6 70 81 por week can be made. No
oanvassire. Particulars free. or sample Of
aork mailod for four cptsi in stamps. Please
sddreSs HOME MANUFACTURING CO.,
Boston, Macs. ?. Q. Box 1916.
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1000 @EN-Koung and old, to bring
lOOO their Old Clothes TO R0senstein 4
Bso. and have them renovated. 25 Main
and lh lafarsnn.
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ENR RENT.

OOO ACRES Of very rich Bottom Land,
OUO above overflow. % miles above
Memphis; largo new clubhouse and saw" i'll
on same; will rent to II good party very low.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

ILat HI4Is i
mni av n
$3.50 t4ff -atf .lf
le hlst fsa
naa pH %. mafar'Iodu frm
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THO nov p1prr mnl " lhe sfin
Specific Company "a larger Than
tho combinod nail 81 NJ the new
papefs in Atlanta Thcy advertise
in all Che Gr.-eIass papers in the
United Statoa, ana have each pa
por mailed 10 them 10 SOW that
their advertisements are inserted
according TO contract.
\ great many people want To
purchase = : ). By the gallon but
the company never sell u In thaI
way I+is put up tn packages IN
dry form and in bottles and can DO
had If any respectable drug store
IN the country.
The ). $ 5, Company receive 4
great many letters ordering their
celebrated medicine direct, the
writers stating that there are ~
many limitations, and they are
afraid Of getting swindled, This
can be easily detected. Every gem
uinc bottle has the signature Of j.
w. Rankin and G. T. Swift ON a
strip Of paper pasted across the
cork Of each bottle.
The Swift Specific Go. have two
books they mail free to all who
may apply for them. One on "Con-
tagious Blood Poisons," and the
other on Blood aid Skin Dlscss.
es.' Send for them,