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Completion of the New Founding
HOSPITAL.
IT'S WORK AND WANTS.


The building for the new Founding hospital On
18th street, between and streets, has been COM
pleted and was turned over to the board OF man
ayers last week by the builder, Col. r. l. Fleming
The building Is a model of construction, hand
sOmely finished. and the isolation Of all the plumb
Ing from the wards and rooms OF the hospital
most admirable. The ladies' board. OF which Mrs.
StickDey is president and Mrs. Jessie Benton Ere
mont Is viceDresident, have now the work OF fur
nishing the building, selecting matrOn and ar
ranging To open the institution for the care Of
foundIngs, as soon as possible The funds that
Were on hand for this purpose had to be partly
applied to the building fund owing TO increased
cost OF building during the last summer, and to
help them in their good work, the ladies ask for
contributions OF money, furniture fuel, infants
clothing. provisions, or anything suitable for the
Uses OF such an establishment. 1t has been Sug-
gested, in asking the aid OF the different churches
and sunday schools, that the infant class and
larger children OF each Sunday school might unite
In endOw1ng a little cradle to be known by and
marked with the name OF the church whose chill
dren furnished Ii. The ladies hope to have
the building furnished and opened by February,
and at the end OF that month TO hold tea and
housewarming party, when all their friends and
the public generally Will be invited TO visit and In
spect the building. ANY contributions may be
sent TO Mrs. George A. Coolidge, treasurer of the
ladies' board at 90S 18th street.
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OPEN FOR THE SEAsoS.-The Buckingham house,
goO 18th street Alex. Petersen, proprietor. Fur
nished In suites OF apartments. Restaurant under
the personal supervision OF proprietor. Inspec-
tiOnO premises solicited before making engage
mentS elsewhere. Situated opposite Mcpherson
square, on 18th, between / and K streets north
west. In the most salubriOus quarter OF the city.
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OvEncoAr Talk.

"A. b. Kinney. DRUGGIST.
having recently bought out the Drug Store of J. g..
Tyree corner Of 7th and SITS. nw has just Laid in
large invoice of pure Drugs and Chemicals, with .
large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS, such Dressing
Cases, Manicure Sets Shaving Cases, Whisk Holders
Mirrors Perfumes Hair and Tooth Brushes also Fancy
CutGlass bottles too numerous to MENTION which he
respectfully invites the public to call and examine
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with Mr..
J. g. Tyree TO remain with me. n30-1m
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Ess SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.

BRTGHTwooD RACES Tuesday, December 9TH, at
]. 80 ID. m.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-FURNIsHED-A SMALL HOUSE,
parties. Addr ss SMALL House. Star ONCE. Ii.
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BLANKETS, Comforts, lowest price. stern's 9O4 9TH
OLD CROW WHISKY. Charles Kraemer, 737 18th.
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SAaL : SHEDD whose place OF business I'm the
Lincoln Han building which was DESTROYED by the
nre sunday morning, Is temporarily located at sss
Stn ssrtet northwest, where he Is prepared 10
promptly attend 70 orders Tor plumbing gas hitting
heating and Thinning.
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Z Oh RENT-wE HAVE FOR RENT FOR THE
II season or year seve-sl VI HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Ho, pes, MOST DESIRABLY LIGHTED
HllL & JOHNSTON,
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LINCOLN HALL BURNED.
Destructive Conflas1atiOm That Sweeps
a Theatre Out Of Existence.

A NOTABLE BUILDING DEsrRoYED-THE NINTH-sTREET
OPERA HOUSE, THE sPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND SEVERAL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS BURNED
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EQR RENT.1903 ST. Nv VERY DEsIR ABB
3-story brick dwelling, Containing - rooms. hath
1tion. Rent moderita Arply to
,,e. THoS. J. FISHER CO.
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- HE GILBERT COLLECTION OF WATER Color
fhSfISGs-The sale OF this collection viii take
llth and Pennsylvania avenue To-morrow morf
thg at eleven O'Clock There are some choice
pitS vi NoFA by this artist that should attract
painting.
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VTNHOMAS DOWLING, Auctloneer.
PAIR OF FINE BAY MARES, GOOD DRIVERS Is
HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD, NEW CANOPY
TOP SIDE BAR SURREY, DOUBLE SET HAIR
NESS AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY DECEMBER NINTH, 1886, at
| TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of my auction rooms
shall sell the above outfit. d6-3t
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E 1908 2Sth St n.w- Tor. Brick 431 so
Apply, W. RiIEI DEEBI.E
dsl-3f ~
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NOR SALE

EOR SALE
Il 406-40S l1th SITS.
IN. mi. Or. .&5,
303 Z 81. NV, b.h.,na.
l.. 81. .-..............5 5,
sos 9th ST. NV, b.h.,
mi, Sr. a,
43s-44O-442 I st. n.
w.,f.h..6r.......,....4,
519 H st. NV. b.h.,in.
9 ii ft.is 7 9TH st. n.
W. b.h. .water,6r. a,
615 LIST and 3 houses
rear s.w..f.h.,Jr.. 3,
216-2:,.. 18th Sc. and
KY. ave, bet. b and
sc. ave. f.h......2,
515 18th Sc, FIJI. Sr.a,
@2 Is Sc. FIJI, Or. .,
900 and Oil I Sc, 4.
b., 5r. ,.
342-344 NJ s.w.,f., ar. i,
329 18th SETH. 6r. i,
1l32 18th NV, b. Sr 1.
3l3 10th s.e- fh.. or. 1,
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81 ABLES, ETC.
Str. rm. and part of cell
lar, 4th and VI sts.n.w.S 50
Stable rear l4l6 X st f. /
1885 10th St, = stalls
and carriage house. .
Stable rear 1I01 New
York ave. n.w.....
Stable rear 30 I'd st. s.w.
The above is only a pol
books. For full list cali a
the LIST and 18th. Id3l
EOR RENT-BY II. o
II 415 18th ST., ste. 1888
1915 Pa. av., 11r. .......1
BOG L st. NV. Srs......6
Upper part 415 9th NV. q
1923 10th st. NV Tor. -
Upper IT. HOO 10th ST. 4
BIB 11tn st. n. w, store. 4
1906 5 st. NV, Or. a
Mass av mr. Thos C.S333.3
Iowa Circle, 15r. .......2 %
N.H.av. mr.. Dupont Cir. %
Ii St, near 14th, 16r. 20
Conway. mr. Dup't Cir. 20
/, mr. 10th ST., 1.eer. 1865
9Th, near X ST., 16r. ID
b ST, OPP. Capitol, 12r. 10
Property placed with m
advertised free of cost to
For list of property for
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OFFICES.
6:l3 T st. NV. Sd floor $50
> It's La. ave, bssein't.. 30
D 10 9TH St, front r,
I'd foor...........,.....o0
\ 9th and Pa. ave, 10
18th and Pa ave, r. II. ID
= oil 9TH ST., basement,
: i. 10
ton of the property on my
office for bulletin issued on
THOS. l.. WAGGAMAN.
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A ROBBERY TWO YEARS AGO.-,JameS Little was
arrested last week by Detectives Carter and Ma
nan on charge o. rObbing Mr.. Charles A. Neale
oI 0l3 street northwest OF q gun and OF her
articles nearly two years ago, since which time he
ndo NOT Deen Iii the District. SATURDAY he was
months in lail ~
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H.
d4-:}t 9:S6 + st. NV.
TOR RENT-717 9TH ST. NV. A THREE-STORY
Il Brick. containing rooms, bath and store room;
range and furnace partly furnished suitable for din
ing rooms. Apply to THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
daft 1924 st. NV.
EOR RENT-BEAUT1FUL SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
IL 13OS Wallach Place H. w.; all modern improve
ments rent 800 per month. J. ". z. MYERS,
n20-:?w- 1923 New York ave.
nor RENT-1141 9Th ST. NV. THREE-STORY
II and basement Brick Dwelling: rooms and bath;
al modern improvements rent, $40 per month
dl-6t- TYLER Il RUTHERFORD l226 L st. NV.
INOR RENT-CHEAP-AN S-ROOM HOUSE. IN
Il northwest section, elegantly furnished: will be
leased at low figure. TYLER RUTHERFORD,
Real Estate Brokers. 1926 st. NV. n13-4w'
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HOFFMAN.


3 l10l c st. NV, 12rs $40
$500 10th st, store. 30
20 Sd floor 93l E,office rm. 22
% Upper part 695 La. ave 20
y Stable rear 1909 Ms av.. 20
, I'D Wylie ST. n.e.......l5
> Cor. 9Th and + SITS. of. rms.
o 40 La. ave-, Office rooms.
NISHED.
3 10th, near g NV. ,11r.$150
~ !, near 18th ST.. Tor. .l25
q q Grant Place, Or. .l25
q Z, near 4th St. 100
y X, near 18th St, 11r. 100
q 18th, near o St. Tor. 100
y I'd St, near Pa. ave.
U 21st, near q st...........75
e for rent or sale is literally
the owner.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE

A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC 6.
Only Matinee on Saturday.
Annual ENGAGEMENT of
MR.. LAWRENCE BARRETT
And His Excellent Company
n1 m9nalYYi
rRANcEstca%e sq 81, R1n1sr
T Ms%, day.
YoRiCK's TovE.
TF5dfss yf GS11d D o9a H
FRANCESCA DA RIMINI.
s5tGtHnEfaG1s s d Esssi9s'
Monday. Dec1 3. Second and Last Week Of
MR.. LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Grand Production (frst time in Washington) of
RIENZI,
THE LASE OF THE TRIBUNES.
Entire new scenery, costumes. properties and music
Double male quartette, boy choristers and $50 aux
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 6,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
II amt saying q word, am II"
WA MESTAYER and THERESA VAUGHAN, in
WE US CO.
did you notice it!"
NovfU oah IT.
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Jap MAT rormaking sacnets. Gould,s. eth.-Adr1
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union at Senatobia, Miss, today. A
large delegation will go down from
Memphis.
There is every reason TO believe
that big deal in street railroad circles
is about to be made.
Business at the posloffice is re-
ported by the employees TO be keeping
up splendidly, in spite OF the hot
weather.
"A grand Confederate reunion is to
be held at Senatobia today. Ample
preparations have been made for
big crowd and glorious time.
The visiting Arkansians leave for
home this morning. They were all
delighted with their trip, and there is
no doubt that Memphis will again
control the business of White river
bottom, one OF the most fertile sections
Of Arkantas.
II. r. Stephenson end Mollie Mays,
Ottowa Macklin and Drucilla White,
Ransim Mays and Hattie Harris, q.
Tfoglio and Lilly Perpoli, Jem Douglass
and Mile Branch, John Robinson and
MIS- @. ii. Pope were licensed TO mar
ry yesterday.
"A wicked wag declared last night
that old man Taylor, the father OF All
and Bob, Republican and Democratic
nominees for Governor, had gore to
Canada to escape from the Prohibit
tionists, who insisted upon making him
their standard bearer.
An APPEAL man was yesterday
shown by Mr.. j. F. Frank deed
dated 1887, transferring from the
Memphis Land Company to Enoch
Banks l4S feet square on the southeast
corner OF Poplar and Second streets
for SS4. The property is now worth
three times as much by the foot.
The City Council put its foot fiat
down on applications for mid-blook
crossings on the paved streets, The
bars once let down, every merchant
would demand crossing in front OF
his door. A petition, accompanied
by a check for $50, to have one laid
across Main street, midway between
Monroe and Madison, was rejected
yesterday. President Hadden eaid
the petitioners knew there was con-
siderable doubt about it, or they
would not have cent the check-they
were too anxious
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PERSONAL.

r. D JORDAN will pass few weeks
at Montvale Syringe.
JOHN LILLY has gone TO Hot Springs
TO remain few weeks.
MRS. W. II. BATES has gone to
Msnitowoc, Wis, to remain a few
weeks.
THE Rev. T.. Daniels will recreate at
CORTLAND, N. G., during the next
month.
CAPT. A. B. JONES and wife, Of
Huntsville, are at the Peabody Hotel,
and will re main a. few days.
MRS. J. T. 0'HAIR, the wife Of Little
Rocks popular City Treasurer, and
three daughters, are in the city, visit
ing with relatives and old friends.
Those who wish to spend a pleasant
evening should attend the Eng ish
garden party tonight, given by the
ladies of the Genital Baptist Church.
Mrs. JESSE ARMSTRONG and daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie, and Misses Annie
Wainwright and A lice MEGA n will
leave on the steamer Buckeye State
for Put in Bay, and will visit Niagara
Falls before returning.
CARDS have been issued by Mr.. and
Mira. @. L Merrill announcing the
marriage OF their daughter Lucy to
Mr.. Andrew ii. MiEtll, at Linden
Street Christian o. urch, Memphis,
Tenn, "Wednesday morning, August
18th, at 8 o'cl ok.
T.. BAHaHAM, Of Rich Square, N. o.,
writes the APPEAL that he desires to
herr from ary one who can iurn sh
IL formation in regard to Hiram Bow
den, supposed IN have been member
Of the Fl h Tennt ssee Regiment, and
wounded or killed in 1862.
Mr.. CHARLES TRoaLIo and Miss Lily
PeIpo were married last night at s.,
PETE rs's church. After the ceremony
the bridal party were entartsiued Of
the residence Of the brides pare Is,
After several hours ENJOYMENT Mr.
aud Mrs TroIlio left on the IL O'Clock
tran for an xten ted Eastern tour.
Miss LULA v. WIS N, daughter oI
W. p. Wilson, left tcdw on q vi it to
her sis er, Mrs +. Il Campbell, and
other relatives. at Franklin, Tenn,
She will also spend some time at Fern
vale Springs, and after her visit i
ended she will 20 10 school Ut Wards
s miuary, at Nashville, at beginning o
session,
TIE Snmervil'e Reporter and Fdlco'
Gays: James Phelan spent . day 81
two 10 Bonneville last week. Mr.
Pntlat's proWeC,s for represent
this district in Congress grow bhghte
every day. TIP on clunty, We learn
iavors hin, his following 10 Shelby Il
very sTorg, We hear OF no op ositioI
TO him In Harden n, while in Fay EFT,
he has some strong friends and no op
pnseTs 20 far as we are informed. l
10 ks as though Phelan was the com
ing man.
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GAINESVILLE BICYCLERS
Extend an Invitation 20 Their Mem
phis brothers OF the wheel.

The wheelmen OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
are to hold a race meeting August
oath, and neat circular has been re-
ceived by the Memphis Cycle Club
from Joseph r. Wilson jr., giving the
details. The League Of American
Wheelmen rules will govern and the
entrance fee will be 81 for each event.
The programme will include the fol-
lowing events:
Half Mile DdSh.-First, gold medal (;
second, Spalding Cyclometer.
One Mle.-First, gold medal second,
X. of r. hub lamp (eDameled).
TiOo Mles-First, gold medal, Sec
ond, X. OF r. hub lamp (nickeled).
Half Mle-Bow.-First, captain"
hub lamp; second, B. and L. wrench
(nickeled).
Entries close August 2lst, with J..
R. Wilson, jr., Secretary GAINESVILLE
Wheelmen. The races will take place
on the eight-lap "dirt" track Of the
Montgomery Farmers Association,
Dunbar's Gave, three miles from
Clarksville. A committee will be at
all trains to escort visiting wheelmsn
to headquarters and take charge OF
baggage. An interesting feature OF
the occasion will be tournament on
the 25th participated in by knights in
fancy costume.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Entertainment ~ Ihe NatatOriu@.
The enie, tAi' ment Of the Natato-
rum, rner Fourth and ] ferton
81 Gets, last night ives well attended
and every ody WAS delighted II will
be repe I'd tonight, free exhib ton
ny light rope performer bein added.
The genera admission " II be 20 cents,
including u swim. Men only.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Dr. o. d. SMITH, Veterinary Sur
geon, No. 81 Monroe street.
p. NJ. STANLEY, funeral director and
emba mer, So Madison street.
CIV. MILLER d Co., Pa ent Asbestos
Fire Proof Rioters. For durabi ity,
equs cd by none. Used on wood,
ia, ir n, felt and gravel roofs. %
Madison street.
ALL persons sffl cted with Dyspe psia,
DArhma Colo. aud AL kinds OF indi.
z. stlon, viii find immediate relic and
snre Gu by using Angoe IRA Bitters'
The only genuine Is manufactured by
Dr.. ]. G B. Siegert & Sous.
STUDIES at st. Agnes Academy will
be re umed on Monday, the 9th OF
September. As an incent We to TIE
indu try OF the pupils, a bends nme
10 d watch present d by NJ. I ylov as
the M ggie Ruffiu Memo ial Pre-
MUM" VIII be awarded 10 the ycung
lady boarder Who, having attained her
!ourt euth year, has excelled in all
school duties aud require ments.
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For Mississippi and Louisiana; Fair
Weather; variable 'Oinds, generally south.
ely; nearly stationary temperature.
For TeraG Fair 1oedther in heinteriOr,
local rains on The COAST southeaSterly
Winds; slightly 'Uarmer.
For Arkansas Fair wedther; variable
WindS, generally SOtItherly; slightly 'carm.
er.
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CITY NEWS.
ZINC daya are growlng shorter.

-IHo udys HIU kIV"IuB NnUI1VI'
--Sait for divorce was entered in the
Circuit Court yesterday by John
against Lula Coulter.
There was a very attractive en-
terlainment At the Nststorium last
night. 1t viii be Iepea ed tonight.
There will be a Confederate re.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, August 10, 1886, lam.
Indications:,, For Tennessee, fair
weather and slightly warmer. For Ar
kantas, fair weather; stationary tenn
nerature
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Misflt Clothing ParlOrs,
aga Second Street,

Opposite COut square. Memphis.
OF "pen Evening" until =, satur-
uTdRys, untii n.
81 All alterations to insure perfect ht,
done free Of charge.
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Peabody Hotel stand,
GayOsO Hotel Stand.

Cigar Palace, $40 Main Street,
Headquarters for Horace r. Kelley x
Co.'S fine Key West cigars. The trade
supplied at New York prices. Cigars
by the box q specially.
/. SAMELS0N * CO.,
Sole Agents.
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meteorological Report.
In the Cotton Region.
SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S.A

August IL, 1866 pm. !
Division Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce and agricul-
ture. Cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-iour hours ending August 18th,
at 8 o'clock pm.
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nnNNEnTInNH

UUNNEUIIUNb.
A-Mith al lines entering Memphis.
5-For Greenville and Huntington, and all
Arkanshs points.
D-with v. 4 NJ. and ", 8. 4 P. Railroads.
HWith N, ]. he. R. X. for Matches and
Jackson.
F-For Points on the Branch.
9-With steamers. for Bayou Sara.
Texas and Coastlpoints.
JAS. M: EDWARDS, v. P. and q. M.
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A General Clearing Sale

We intend to sell all our present stock be-
fore our Fall Goods arrive. Now - the
chance TO secure great bargains. II will pay
you 70 stock MP nov with The suia and Pants
you may not need until the fall. Fall will
soon be here, and what you can save now
will be lucky invest mont.
BPE l. NOTICE-0dds and Ends Of
Suits, and Odd Coats and Vests, at remarks
bly, low prices,
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Mississippi and Tennessee. Trains
move as follows: New Orleans nail arrives
daily OF 9:5 am. leaves daily at $500 pm.
Newport News and Mississippi Val
sy.-Trains move a. tollows;. Fast Inc
leaves at 5 80 pm. Fast line arrives at / $50
pm. st. Louis fast line arrives at 9;06 Am.
Louisville and Nashville - Trains
move as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
6,lb am. leaves at 10; 10 pm: mail leaves
daily at 1910 am; arrives at 400 pm;
sIcspt sunday. at 100 pm. arrive. daily.
except Sunday, at $3.50 Am. standard time).
Memphis and Little Rock. Trains
move a. follows central standard time) (;
No. leaves daily at 4;20' Pm; arrives at
S,b5 pm. No. Sleayeg at 1855 am; arrives
dsi H except s% Sunday at 500. amt arrives
anif R%cute-tKnnsas city, spring.
Held and Memphis)-Train leRve.M. and
7. depot as folloys; No. a. KANSAS M oity OK.
City express, arrives at $3.50 pm. No. y
Kansas City mail, leaves ats 200 pm. No;n'
KAnsas City mail, arrives at S:45 Am. NO:
!, St. Louis and Chicaso express; leaves at
$500 PM; Ne 1, 81. Louis and chicago OK
press, arrives at Si45 Am. In effect Sunday
April Is, 1885.
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
move as follows; Through. express leaves
daily at 1870 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at 10000; Someryille accommqdaaoc
ton leaves daily, except Sunday, at $3.50
m. Through express arrives daily at :5
am. Mail and express arrives daily at lC 100
pm. Somerville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 am.
Memphis, Birmingham and Allan
sic-Holly Springs Route-Trains move az
pm. arrives at Holly Springs at 8 1853 p. m.
No. leaves Holly Springs daily at 900
am, arrives at Memphis at II ;1b am; No.
bleaves Memphis daily at 7:l5 p; IN. arrives
Holly Springs daily at 2:lb Am, arrives al
Memphis at q ;4b am.
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BS-The subscribers having supervised the
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWING, GLASS "H,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, hereby
certify that the above are the numbers which
were this day drawn from the 100000 PLACED
in the wheel, with the prizes corresponding
to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La,
this Tuesday, August 10, 1886.
q. T. BEAUREGARD,
J,A. EARLY,
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Comparative weekly Rainfall.
The 10 owing is the rainfall in the
cotton belt region;
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MulfOrd, Jeweler, 30A Mains 30
llcits orders from the country
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Order "NHuliord Made M edals
90 GO Rutledge a. t.n9OmarstnO for
yOur Plumbing ANA GRs-fttt1nE

GE'ReE P. LIES & Co, the manu-.
fact rs Of The celebrate d Grand Re-
pub ic Cigar os, announce in another
column h, / base limitations OF that
popular brand have been placed on
u o mark It, Moon & Joyner are the
Who'll sale gems here for the Grand
Republic Ci ssros.
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ALL ABOUT NEEDLES.

A needle is q very trihing article
apparently, and does not cost much
SO we thought when we bought a
lot of
SEWING MACHING NEEDLES.
But when the bill came we changed
our mind. 1t ran up into the zig
hundreds, and we had enough OF
need es to supply Memphis for
some time. You all know that they
are worth at retail 25c dozen. We
will sail them
TODAY AT 10c A DOZEN.
We have twenty-one kinds, Sing
er, Weed, Home, Domestic, Wheeler
and Wilson, Grover and Baker,
Howe, White, EIdridge-in fact, all
kinds. Those not sold today will
be- returned to the manufacturers,
80 If you need any
COME TODAY,
Tomorrow will be too late.
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
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Approximation Prizes.

1000 Numbers ending with 6l, being the
two last figures of the number drawing
the Capital Prize of $4,000. ......"..........
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ducttOn.
No. 6S,S61 draws Capital Prize, $4,000,
whole sold in New Orleans. No; 30 ,oSl draws
Second Capita Pike, SIS, 900, sold IN Boston
Mass , Rau Francisco, CAL, and Memphis,
SiO, 200, whole sold in New Orleans. No. 49,
SIS draws 5000, sold in Ksntas City, Mo.
Concordis, Kansas, and MontgomoIy, Ala
No. 51,Sl6 draws 5000, sold in PhilsdSlp hia'
Pa, Hes 0s q ss La End ID ES.s. draw vS
each 5000, so d in New Ork. Wsshington'
ChicsgO, San Francisco and oakland, Sal.'
Detro Z, Mich, Roanoke, Va, Kansas ylty'
Mo, Wellin Ston, KAs., Virsinia City, NY ;
Clevel nd and Kent, Q. JAoks0nViliei FIs ;
county, Ky.
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Gents. q. +. BE&iUTRBEqARD and Z. a.
EARLY. Capital Prize, 100000 Mholei'
$40; halves, q; htths, 81; Ienths. VI;
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Order, New York Exchange or Draft on Now
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