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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-09-25
VENIRE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of st. Tam
many-Eighteenth Judicial District
Court
Jurors drawn for the first week of the
October term. A. d. 1856. commencing
Monday notobor
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-09-25

FDr Vaudeville, MaaisOnviIlc
and Ola l-auiiiia.
SUMNER AKHASGEMESr, COMMENCING
May Ii, 1856.
Asssisa-;ar Handsome 4 commodioua
NEW CAMILLA.
WM. HANOVER ......C CAPTAIN.
l.. LaSGHoFF- ............CL CLERK.
LEAVES MI.NrEura
On ARRIVAL of the cars from tina
PnntciEartrain depot, head of Elysiau
Fields street:
Trains.
Mondays AMI Thursdays for Man
dev!i!e, i.cwisinr.. Madison
will. and ell Ian,iias p NJ
Tuesday. Frid 'y and saturday.
for Inievilie. Lewisbura and
Jacksonville, extending S.ttur-
days trip To Old iandin. 4 p. NJ.
EXCuEsIo..s.
Wednesday,. for Vaudeville aud
Oi,i Lauting. -......-..-. 3 A. n.
SUNDAY. for Vaudeville and ola
Wednesday. for Vaudeville and
Ma'!isontIiie. .-----..........G Z. Il.
sunday, Tor jacksonville direct GP. NJ.
RETuRSING:
Leaves Maiisonvi!ie Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Sat
nrdhy. . A. NJ.
Leaves Old Landing, Tuesday
nnd Friday g 4. N.
Leaves OH Ian ling, Wednesday
ami SUNDAY excursions. .... J.. NJ!
Water and weather permitting"
RATS OF FARE.
To Vaudeville ST. 90
~ hdhioonSiiie L ID
10 Old Landing ...... ! 5D
Excursion days. over an back. 81. l 10
Children Half Price.
Cotton. from Old Ian ling to New
Orlaans, % cents per bale.
Freight received daily ut the Louis-
Vile and Nashville frei gLt depot. head
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-09-25
Valuable Property for
Sale.

The following described property i
offered Tor sale:
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I will be
at the following named places. on the
dates given. for the purpose Of revising
the registration rolls of this parish:
Covington, Sept. to IL.
Vaudeville, 18th and 14th.
Bayou Lacombe 18th and 10th.
Bonfouca, 18th.
Slidell, 18th and Goth.
John Talley's, 2lst.
Pearl River Station. 22d and 23d.
Florenville, oath. ..
Pat Welch's, 25th.
r. Quave's, 9th.
Blackwelrs Mill, 2Sth.
Madisonville. 29th and 30th.
Covington, Oct. to Nov. 2.
". L. PARKER,
Registrar, Parish of 81. 7ianmany.
Corinqton, Ia, August 20, 1856.
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The Hon. zach. TayIor's Reply,

Mr.. Taylor was warmly chefred when
presented TO the audiet CO by Mr.,
Lat in.
He would, said he, discuss no, dead and
buried issues-nO wOrnOut theories, such
the noeds and responsibi biities Of the hour.
But one word as to Mr.. Phelan's appeal to
knew, or ought to know, after Whist manner
Democratic leaders had dealt with them
SSr''Q29 HPomo moo2 bs Sgd had 'SR SRor mSSs
any colored man, and that was
their promise to I'd Shaw Of the Coal Oil In
spectOrship, which, with their usual con-
sistency, they had given to white Democrat.
ID lighter from The colored seats, lie, too,
would appeal only to their intelligepce-i
was the only crucible In which to test the rel
atiye merits of the two great parties, what
policy had Mr.. Phelan advOcatedY What idea
of admin istratiOn has he told you he would
maintainY He had only denounced the
short 0mings Of tho Republican party. Why
not TEL what the Democracy, has done for
the coloredman? Because it had done n
ing TW6years ago he bore the Ropubli
can banner to victory, and had Lepresented
the district in Cor gTess with whatever OF
ability and energy he could command. How
he had discharged the duties conhded to him
was for his constituents TO determine. lie
had heard no adverse criticism from either
friend or foe, and, therefore, concluded thal
the judgment Of the people approved his
course. Mr.. Tayler then defend d the policy
Of the Republican p pirty, and denied that
Mr.. Cleveland had saved even cent. His
speech was an excellent one from his stand
point, and we much regret we cannot give
fuller account of it.
Mr.. Phelan followed in respooee
Of five minutes, and Mr.. Taylor closed
in the same time, the adherents ot
each (and especially those OF Mr.
Phelan, who had not before heard
him in public deba'e), seeming vel
pleased with the result.
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Tennessee Railroad Company was
registered in the Secretary cf the
States office yest rday. The propose d
road will run flom Florence, Ala,
to some point in Lauderdale county,
Tenn, thl ough Wayne end Lewis to
Clsrksville, tneucs t. Evansville, Ind.
1t will conn ect with the Nashville and
florence road through Maury, Hick-
nan end Davidson counties.
A young man named Emmons was
suffoca'ed with gas at Dayton lest
night. he was on spree and crswle d
ioto the furnace room of the Dayton
Furnecs. He h d been dead several
hours when found.
A eeUuiEe ssneatiIn will ba crested
in railway circles in this section tc7
morrow by the publication in the
Times Of ap Interview with en- official
high'in authority on the irse psss sys-
TEN. He characterizss the system as
nothing less thsn blsckmail, and
makes very caustic allusion TO the
State and government officials who
ride on free passes. He cites the free
riding OF the members OF the Georgia
Legislature as an Instance of what the
roads have to cont nd with.
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THE OVERDUE STEAMER.
No News of the New Brunswick
Fears for Her Safety.

BORON, MACS, October 16. During
the morning the Office of the Inter
national Steamship Company was b.
sieged by many anxious inquilerJ who
bad relatives aod friends on board of
the overdue steamer New Brunswick,
about which the Iumors Of probable
disaster were circulated yesterday.
The uews of the sighting OF the vessel
off Biddeford pool was received with
greai rel eff and all countenances bore
much less anxious expression than
before. At $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon
the steamer State of NJ ,ine, of the
came line, arrived from st Johus, snd
her officers reported thst they had
seen nothing cf the New Brunswick.
1t is now feared that it was the State
of Maine instead Of the New Bruins
wick that was seen of Biddeford poo,
although the officers Of the company
believe otherwise. No hing further
has bsen heard of the New Bruins
wick.
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ia KSON, MISS.
Complaints Against RailrOads-Mii-
itarY Ball Last NiEht-Prizes.
lsrEn1AL TO THE APPEAL. 1

JACKSON, MISS, October 16.-Com-
p PAINTS having been made to the Rail
road Commission that the Vicksbdrg
and Meridian and the Mobile and o liU
Raj road Companies are igIorng the
commission and Tefuse 10 follow or be
governed By the tauff Of charges fixed
by them, and era charging in ex-
CESS of the ra.es 50 fixed, the
commission have Issued a circular
ealing attention to the law in such
cases provided, and to the penalty
attached, and invite all parties az
glieved thereby 10 report to them
each and every instance of such over
chsrgs, in order that the same may be
delivered to TIE proper Dis rict At
torney for legal proceedings thereof.
The mill ary entertainment closed
with grand military ball last night
at the Deaf and Dumb Institute, which
was largely attend d and greatly en-
joyed by the gay throng of partici-
pants. The association will on Monday
next pay off ia full and without seal.
ing the prizes won by the several COM
panies. The prize badges won by the
commissioned and non commits ioued
officers and privates have been deliv-
cred. They a,e beautiful in design
snd superior in execution and are the
product of home talent and labor,
having been designed snd made by
Mr.. VIM. Kelly at 7. A. Iiers's.
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FOREIGN BRRVITIES.

ROME, October 16.-Itsly is now free
of cholera
PARIS, October 16.-The Temps re-
flutes the statements that France is seeking
war.
DUBLIN, October 16-Mary Ander-
son tonight concluded very successful en-
sagement here.
FRANKFaRT, October 16. - Meyer
Karl Rothschild, head Of the banking drm,
died suddenly today from heart disease.
The Journal des Debats lectures the Lon
don press on seeking pretexts TO embitteT
relations between France and GERMANY, and
ridieules the assertions that France is de-
sirous of fproVoking war with Germany.
VIENNA, October 49, Seventeen per-
sons died Of cholera in Pesth and two in Tri-
este yeste rday. Forty six new ca'es were re-
ported in the former city and thirteen in the
latter.
BERLIN, October I6.-The North
German Case te has an article today indi-
eating that Russia should not place too
much reliance on Germany's willingness to
oppose England in Bulgaria.
BERLIN, October l6.-The Post says il
hears from sure source that the War Minis
try has ordered he building of 2000 railway
carriages at Augsburg, Nuremburg and Mu-
mich. The people are asking what this
means.
BERLIN, Octoba- l8-Prirce Bis
marck today assured leading bankers in
Berlin, who were uneasy over the extent of
German capital invested in Russia, that
the entente cordial between Germany and
Russia remains UHdisturbed, and that, a
perfect understanding exists between the
two countries.
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THE EASIPORT FIRE.

More Complete Reports Make the
Loss over 100000 Thieves Mt
Work.
EAsTPoRT, Me-, October 16.-The
aggregate loss by yesterdays fire is
placed by competent authorities at
$800,000. There are no means as yet
of estimating the insurance. Several
safes were opened today with better
result than was expected. The report
that the insurance books and reports
were destroyed was mistake. All
the Savings Bank, the frontier Bank
and the postofice books were found
to bs safe, or nearly 80, as were, also,
the insurance papers. The most
serious part of The calamity is that
great number OF families are
homeless and destitute and olt
o. employ ment One hundred fsmi.
lies without homes, many OF whom
were formerly quite comfortable, are
now living with friends. The suffer.
ing will increase as tbs weather gets
colder. A relief committee has bean
organized and soma aid has been re-
ceived, but only sufficient to relieve
temporary distress. The satdine fac
tories will be rebunt, but not tnis foil.
They could not be built in time for the
seasons packing, which ends Decem-
Der 18th. No stores except temporary
structures will be built this fall.
Both newspapers will have to suspend
for a time until presses can be OBJ
tanned from Boston, nothing but one
small job press having escaped. Plum.
derers and thieves have been buy
day and night since the fire, ard some
have Ieaptd a rich harvest. They
went in gangs from store to store
while the fire ragged, broke
open doors, carried out goods
and destroyed what they
could not carry away. At night they
went with team1 to the field where
goods had been left for safety and
plundered the unfortunate people.
They have been driven away, how
ever, and tonight none are to be seen.
The weather is cold and many poor
people are gathered in knots survey
ing the ruins and wondering what will
become of them
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DIED.

RICHTE-0f diphtheria, on Saturday. Oc-
tober 6, 1885, at 6.45 o'clock an, WMLIAM
WILSON, only son Of W. W and Kats l..
Richie, aged years, II months and % days.
Funeral from the family resilsnce, No. 81
Ecbols street, this tSUEDAYl morning at 9
o'clock.
BLAKEM0ORE-0n Thursday, October H.,
1886, NJ 6 o'clock p M, FREDERICK ID. BLAKE
MOORE, aged years.
Funeral from late residence, No. 81 Mill
street, this SUNDAY morning at 9 o'clock.
Friends Of the family are requested to attend.
HERZ0G-At residence, No, log Adams
street, on Saturday. october l6, 1876 NJ
1890 o'clock p M, CHARLES HEsZ0G, aged
80 years.
Notice Of funeral will be given in Monday
mornings Scimitar.
HoLST-At residence Of grand parent,
near Lucy. Tenn, Saturday morning, Octo-
Der l6, 1886, az 1880 o'clock, NgLLlE, only
daughter of Katie II. and the late Christian
IA, Holst.
Funeral will take place from Chesapeake
and Ohio depot this SUNDAY morning al
9o'clock. Friends of the family are invited
10 attend
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
The Brothers RestInR-New Rail
rOad-Died From His Injuries.
[sPEoIAL 40 rHE APPEAL.


NASHVILLE, TENN, October 16. -
John Macon, who wss cut in the arm
by ]. G. Fowler, Thursday, died todsv.
The cutting grew out OF suit regard
ing distillery, in which Macon was
inte' ested, and which is pending in
the United States Court Fowler is
connected with the revenue service,
and Macon accused him Of being the
cause of the trouble. Fowler and his
friends claim that the cutting was ac-
cidental. An artery ia Macon's arm
was severed, but the wound was not
considered dangerous, Fowler being
released on his own bonds at the time
OF the ARRAY.
At the sale OF blooded horses at
GIenview, KY, over $4,000 worth
were purchased by Tennesseaus, the
larger part being bought by N shvllle
men.
Bob and All are both in the city,
resting preparatory to the big recep-
ton Monday The parade aud jubi-
lstion will be thu biggest thing seen
here for years. The military will pe
in the parade. Horsemen from the
various precincts Of the couL ty will
be on hand sBd tue ladies' will be out
in force. No demonstration was made
when the brothers arrived tonight.
The Charter Of the Alabama and
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.THE STORM In ENGLAND
PLAYS HAVOC AMONG THE SHIP
PING
Aud Along the COast-The Damage
at BrightOn-Many Lives and
Much Property Destroyed.

LONDON, October l6.--The gale and
floods which b. gan Thursday night
along the south and we t English and
Irish coasts c1n tirue, having extend.
ed far northward. Many reporIs OF
bridges and bnildirgs being swept
away are constantly coming IN; In
Ulster, Ireland, t1s storm and hoed
seriously impede railway tfsftlr. Many
small vessels have be n wrecked. Toe
loss of life ashore go far caused by the
storm has not been great.
The British bark Bella Port has
been rtcked off the Skeli Island,
on the southWest ast of Ireland.
Sue was being towed by the tug Game
Cock when the hawser parted aud the
bark was thrown on the rocky shore
aad destroyed. All of her crew
perished.
The troop ship Tyne, which is thirty
hours over due at Plymouth, has been
sighted off there, laboring terribly in
the storm. The create st anxiety had
been entertained concerning her for
the past twenty four hours.
The British ship Tcv otdale, which
sal ed from Cardiff, Wales, Thursday
last, was wrecked during the storm on
Csrmsrthan bar. There we're on b lard
at the time twenty eight persons. A
lifeboat rescued nine of them from the
wreck. The nineteen others, among
whom were the captain and officers,
left in boat and but two OF them fuc-
ceeded in rescbir g the shore alive.
The other seventeen perish ed.
Tie great burri cane which has just
passed over England and Ireland WAS
accompanied by thu heaviest rain
Storm within memory. Duricg last
night there wers maay collisions and
wrecks aud a number of Channel fish
ing boats were stranded. The beach
at Brighton presents a spe ctacle OF de-
s,ructlon. A torpedo gunboat at
Portsmouth dragged itb anchor and
drifted into the mud but was after
wards recovered by tugs. The glass
roof of the Ilfracon be Hotel WAS
broken and the bath houses were
washed away. The storm was very
furious on the Ir 81 coast. The streets
in many of the towns We flooded.
Corn stacks we're blown away and the
corn standing in the field was de-
stroyed. The damage Is immense.
There have bsen desti uctive floods in
Walfa
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
The Paige Suicide - COntI act for
Grading and PiIing.
lspEcrAL TO THE APPEAL.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Ocio1er 16.-
Enough has been a. csrtained OF the
history of M. Frank Paige, the man
who committed suicide here Monday
night, to make him ont reckless lib
crime. Among his effecs have been
found letters from two wives, one in
Boston and one in San FrsnCi CO, and
notes from Miss APPEL, showing hard
corftct between her virtue and her
inf ,tuation with him. 1t is talked
hers that be served term in the
Mas; chuselts penitentiary for s1me
sort OF swindle.
@. D. Smith, Birmingham con-
tractor, is hack from Mobile, where
yesterday his firm, o. D. Smith &
Co., was awarded the contract Of
grading, piling and trestling the first
thirty.five miles OF the extension Of
the Mobile and West Alabama rail-
read. this way from Jackson.
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COLUMBUS, MISS.
Railroad News-saIOOns Once More
Open.
ESPECIAL TO THE APrEAL.l

COLUMBUS, MISS, October Is Mr..
George H. Rigby, who is connected
with the Natcbez, Jackson and Col
umbus railroad, is in the city, and
Mr.. Crane, one of the managers of the
same company, is expected tomorrow,
in the interest of the road,
Saloons ara once more open in Cc-
lumbus, and the drinkers are happy.
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PHELAN and zach TAYLOR
AT SONERYULE YESTERDAY
SPEECH OF THE FORMER.
In Which He Dicusses the Tariff,
Finances and Federal Aid Like
Statesman.
IsrEoIAL TO TEE ArFaAL.

SoMERvILIE, TENN, October TO-
Jsmes Phelan and u eh, Taylor, the
Democmiic and Republican csndi-
dat for Congress in the Tenth DIS
t,ic', spoke here today to as large al
audience as the beautiful courtrr ON
would hold. Mr.. Phelau spoke fir,t
and was introduced by Judgs Calvin
Jones, who bespoke for him patient
hearing. Mr.. Phelan was received
with loud cheers, and it is but fair 10
say, made the bsst speech Of the
CANVASS,
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FOEe SALE.

Plantation Of A. Lea & Co on Island "a
for diyiAion On estate. IT contains ahont
$500 acres Of rich bottom land; shout 80
a,ros In cultivation; several hundred acres
of the fnest stock farms, O. mpletelY sur
rounded by water, which proveots the es-
cane Of stock. Also, about l50 Head OF Cattle,
which arc in fine condition. including seve,
raj Short horn Durham Bulls, Cows and
i0"''' A.LEA & co Fulton, Tenn,
or W. A. GAGE a co..,
No. 800 Front street, Memphis Tenn.
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SNOW in New Hnmpshire.

CONCORD, N. H., October 16.-The
frtt snow Of the season fell here this
forenoon. Mount Moosalink, Mount
Prospect aud the Sandwich range of
mountains are covered.
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Racing Record.

The winners al Latonia yesterday
we're: Dawn Of Day, Kirkland, Gold Ban,
Clarion and Grey Cloud.
Winners at Brooklyn yesterday :
Herbert, Relax, King Arthur, BONANZA and
Forg Kyle.
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snow and lee at Cheboygan. Mich.

CHKBoYeAN, Mich, October 49,
A light snow fell and ice formed last
night. Today the weather cleared
some, and the entire fl set left the
harbor. Present indications threaten
more bed weather.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

O'NEIL- The friends and acquaintan ces
of the late I. J. 0'NEIL are invited to attend
his funeral, from residence, No. 20 Main
street, this SUNDAY afternoon at l:sO
O'clock Seryic At 81 B igid's Church.
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Earthquake shock at tsummerviIle.

CHARLESTON, S. G., October 10
There was severe earthquake shock
at Summeiville at o'clock last night.
No damage was done.
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A BITE from a rattlesuake is often
not more dangerou5 than a severe
cough or cold. DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
we'll deserves II reputation,
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MAKE No Mistake.

assortment. Extra Seal Plush Wraps,
SSal plush Sacques, Seal Wraps, Otter and
Hudson Bay Sable, trimmed, yotted Wraps
from Pini at, Brosdcloth Coats, tailor
made In beaver, brown and navy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-17

A LINE Of Mousquetaire Kid Gloves at 500
KkEMER'S Guaranteed Foster Glove at 81.
Undressed Kid Gloves at 81. New Gloves
In avarv DIV
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1000 BUNCHEs Ostrich Tips and 1000 as
sorted Fancy Feathers, all at Soc.
FINE FANCY FEATHERS in every new
dagiqn.
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Non.RegIdcnt Notice.

No 6320-In tho Chancery Court OF Shelby
County, Tenn.-Sarah Mack ys. Samuel
Mack.
II appearing from the bill which Is sworn
TO IN this cause that the deiendaat, samuel
Mack, Is o nonresident of the State. of lem
nessoe and that his place of residence is
unknown;
II Is, therefore, ordered that ho make
his appearance herein, at the Courthouse
Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
or before tho Grst Monday. in December,
1886, and plead answer or dewur to COM
plainant bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for bearing ex
parte; and that copy OF this order DO pub
lished once week tor four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This 10Th day OF
October, 1886.
A copy-Attest:
81. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
ByT. d. ca dwell, Deputy .. and M.
J. S. Duvai sol. TO cOmpl9iHapi
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VELVET

Ia the proper material for Elegant Co,tumes
and plain trimmings this season; Lot no
one dissuade you IRON this. Tell them that
the very finest value for the money ~
KREMER'S 81 ,S0 VELVET,
ONLY "A Inches Wide.
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UNITED STATES TRADERS
PROTECTIVE UNION.
Main Onlcc-12O Broadway, n. Y.
Memphis OfIice, 2S5 Main ~.
WALTER eRRGORY .ATrORN RY.

pB-Hendauarttr RI for the PROMPT C0LLEC-
TIJN Of Notes and Accounts.
nB-0ur Attorney will send Circulars to all
who will write flr them.
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OUW n hNU BU WHIT
WRITE FOR ONE.
Every texture, smooth and rough, light an .
dark, or miXed-eyery. color, every style OF
trimming. '~
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AttentlOn, Knights of InnisfaiI.

A LII members are earnestly requested TO
"a meet at their hall this (SUk DAH af-
ternoon at 1890 o'clock, TO attend tho tune-
raj Of our deceased Knight, It. j. ONElL.
Buses in attendance.
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FOR A DRESS.

Choice and complete line of beautiful ALL
WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH Fabrics Diego
nal, borEe, Cheviot and Cloth. Remarkable,
90 Cents u Yard.
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Auction SALES.

Genteel Household Furniture at AUc-
lion, on the promises, No. 3S7 Court
street extended, MONDAY, October
18th, at 10 O'Clock. Chamber, Dining
room and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, etc.
A. NJ, sTOOD I'D. Auetioneer.
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

Now Chenille Trimmings at 75c yard, in all
oflorg. Felt Ball Trimming, Soc yard
Feather Trimmings in handsomo rualities
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KREMER.,S

hNEMEkG'
Ten Dollar Fur and Cloth Dress
Pattern.
New Dresses are new ONLY when tho
TRIMMINGS are new in style and the
colors are properly combined,
II is easy enough whom you know how.
We claim to KNOW HOW to give you
The proper Buttons,
The proper Clasps,
The proper Passamenteries,
Tho proper Fringes,
The proper Furg,
The proper Feathers.
In fact, to
make No Mistake.
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ER'S
NEEMPHIS Royal Anon CHAPTER A
INl No. @, II. a A. M.-Will meet ~
in stated convocation at TabernA-X n
Gle, Masonic Temple, tomorrow !"
(M0NDAY) evening att 80 o'clock
for dispatch Of business. Visiting compan-
ions frRternally invited.
By order b. ". HALLkk, H.P.
JOIN d. HuHH, Secretary.
NOTICE.
THE busilefs Of our hoAse will be sontin-
IL rod a. heretofore.
FUR0TENHEIm q WELLFORD.

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MRMBERS are hereby notified that the
EVENING, October i7ih, al Z 80 o'sloek Ion
account Of tho death Of Mr.. T.J Q'NEIL),
when full attendance IL requested.
ny order JN0. u. WRIGHT, President.
p BOYLE, Secretary