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' ,;''h' going to Lsi~ht toge'lsr te,.,
-A, ,, AMI then to lrelau uan Buzzams
vary nevertheless, cont t Tor vst.s
,a's'e . was mad anil lnn I,.ehoed that
was dead sure of it,, w ,ooSed it'aaaass ~
ing reca'lei by Mr., Nes "n'n the tv,s.,s
SAY they could each ; n,.;1 returas.
t t''d peri, a, the Crown. On tha friend t,s
' IT,, COOK contenhca that he ', n Other l,',
NC Il lonely man, and co oo Was eatSnsa
ilas !" think OF Others a'1l;ala4,sntly o ~
''h'' p'rt she always fan H. n'ele. aMS
:"r', and .iow lie wa, =. h ne Was "a o., %
it.. beg!uais s@
at III tho '9 o,.,. %1 nnai.,, Mr. Nce1,,. .
to the Crown tavern "a co, aaa paid a wy
near brunswick place, ut ry,
place II" arranged for the s,,, which lat.
voted regular brick h" r y, and y.
AMI his wife. Then be s+,a ~ tla iaullos
street and purchased str .n,,ea 'n7o 0s',s
, malkM anu felt tand he tho" "ats''r
man NJ with himself in lis si., Sc co.
a. II ne wer, III adcaam b b,rsase W.
was a"ak e--as if he was lS,, Wv Siiew
was destined TO do a cruel tLine o''-~as til
not resist it. Some Of hs ~ anl coa
desperate at tempt. to ke.n h;' oryeres Il
the e'ljies ut financial tm MY aeal abN
lone under the influence Of y .; NO., be-
st'nct--a kind of impmls,-a, :; ,,"'iar
nature was altoyethsr beyond ~. Oil er
Ut his moral faculties ''~ eont.d
us u man responsible for wh..
when H. IS fighting for lite in =, ah. " aA
Neeiham was mutterino to :" a.. !" "olrlpoay
walked back to Portland place. ''' ss,' a
ing man s''sstches at straws: an j, - au'osi
man comes along he clutches at h;' a'''lAs
though. they both sink tocath.n '', e'a
blind despair he will clutch nj tha ' IN b
who comes to his rescue, and 81 ;,, s"lnas
madly without reasoning. until ~. Z" biz
Is smothcred, and perhaps the ~ 'l,s assas
man meats safely tn the shore .li"a vsaas
the dead. 1t must be that it !, ; ntsaIs !, b
should live: hut London ask. =, a "'ls
the banks ask sacrifice: iin.n.,s s'',As
calls for a victim; the wilnm' '" ' nsa
orphans cry aloud for vengeance. "a AN, %
'~~@N~ ~S~>SSAAs A0GC SCAluS SylisriN.,
Of the ono that was prepared WS s 10
that may not be destined to atma M =, ,''' v"
these people, to repay them In rs' :" ~
their institutions and their home, >e'''''
1t was II CHASTITY smile that a,...,,
his lips III this latter thought. a, ); ,hs s
within him rejoiced at his nv orri,v 'F'l
As the solemn clock o, his lil,r,m..
piece pointed to quarter to eici, h 1's s..
within the shadow Of Ia. silk t..rt.;,, '' ",
saw the last of his little crowd Of ts,d' aa'
trooping out into Portland place ,or,s,
Oxford Circus ON their way to tho omar, rs'"
The sun had set in lowering clouds ,a
there was promise III the changing wind -
a wet, dark night. He motel ,,,s4. ,,, "
and said to himself: ''
Every thing in earth and heaven ~
may use that word, favors nv csc,r and
points the road to freedom
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100 Wv OS nc SIVse,
. Owever, we'll see about it now. rh.r..'.
tne governor bsll;' and Mr. Roger, went
Pompously forth t" the study.
l, After speaking with the master b,. visit al
tue ho'sekeepers room. and no, amI;n,
A.s; ,! snort went back int" the kitchen.
here's Mrs. Short" he asked
Zone to l'eig hton Buzzard: naster ~.
cook. sa"' the
~. wen! exclaimed Mary. sis it trney.
l., NOT as he's NAL, no but peculiar. tic
nus birthday, and he says that he feels thst :
a aoa M ..se US to keep it-that is. You and ma
" "ua wary amt Jane and Sarah and he has
Ne says, as its the fust treat as he's .;~e,,
Us, Us: "ea like it t" BE- special YOU sse and
~; ae asked me as favor to take Charge ~
~. IT,; ana cook is not to go to the opera Int
s'e 10 go to the Crown, where he's omia,,sS
G c:e supper at ten o'clock, ami helm thu
f 1soW y TO 10 the thing proper and he pre.
' 's II t" having it here, and thinks it vii,
S W more jolly like; aud he won't want mn
's al h'me' as him and Lawyer Nolan is
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CHAPTER VI.
DIABoLICAL FATE PLAYS INTO r,Aa,,.,
tAI. HANDS


a DIARoLICAL FATE PLAYS ,vrn ~ .a,,
'Al. HANDS.
No. Ii" must not come <, dinner sa,.,
Neodham to lims III IN Saturday ,nnrn;mr .
no. that might cOmpromis. .j,p situatjn,,
supper: II the house sat ,n Satnr,lnv
night. YES: Lut hardly wt,.:u': tile rcr-
wants mus: not sec him
Neodham was in hi, beir.cm u. Ind
had IL cup ut tca and dry toast sent ,u,-a
very un"''Ml thing with Ann. n. was
watk'n: softly t. ami fro In hi, ,,r,.. sim.
gown and slippers. There wa, s,n,rthin,
ugeiisli III h. walk, and something st.,.,+hy
atlike
ne hn' no position to maintain h.
Went on. sometimes uttcriny hi, ti,cuc bt :.
III Whisper. sometimes pa,,siny to bite
men, as II were. into III, mind and MIR.
pose. as tt" n,"a"rn enyr,v,r bite. his lines
INT" IT," zinc With Il burning acid. IN
wlio"er and unhappy. no future. NO mil.
Tic n'e, no lost reputation to rehab,litotc
II" father -: mother alive, sist,r VIM Is
cngag : to b, married ami he simplv pn,.
I" ne" h"rG IL" change. ,he cycu., i,rjnr
p"'Sss T. WI 'hfal' "f property: fmrle., 81
death, evidently. and lns,ib, caring l;ttl.
Tor Nt". Yesterday l cared .or neither: g..
Jay. with THIS new possibility. Ion. tor il.
Dut 'et me DE no hvpocritr at this moment.
The old !'etpl' in Itrlam!--cou nv liz.
unde.' the circumstances. b.. anythinr T.,
them No. Whatever happens, ,hn,1 t,.
morrow Ec dead to them dead tn th,
world; and ii the .levi. ut NV .ihw th.
friend who has kept me AWAKE all the
night, have his will. | shat b. :: ,n,,,,ar,r
alive safe. with money. ire" iron, ,l.ht
but with tue blacklist Ct all crime, IT, tor,
the rest OF my iniquities.''
he sat now. cross-legged. Oh a ci,air cn
poslte the look ing glass on his toilet tnbla.
sat and looked ut his pale lace, his bloodshot
eyes. his compressed lips. with now and thn,,
his left canine tooth showing.
There is NO going back in crime Ia
sad, addressing himself: You know There
Il not When you think You have come tn
the finish. a new road opens up to Won y
new way to helll You would confess "nI
hope. would youi When there was NO hone
only then-when the gulf was at vow
feet, when the PIT were there ani the d.vil
with his hand upon your thlDat to huyl Won
IN. hut now he brings you a substitute
and You are ready to continue your wicked
march, even to wade in blood. Aud there
are people who do not believe in the tlevilr,
ihe sun shcne into the ROOM and dartinc
upon pair OF razors that were living befor.s
MN: made hooking reflection upon the
wall. He got up from the chair aud
watched it. ~
Better cut my throat and save my soul.
IS tnat the snggestion." he said. NO. 1t
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slight hesitation in his speech (natural like
mine). have We met before.
"'No' said. smiling, and with voice
that sounded like an echo Of his own. No.
or we should ,ovar have forgotten it; for
Wien first saw you at the end Of tho cor
ridor thought YOU we're my reflection in =
glass;
"'R ally he said, and how very strange!
You seemed to me SO much like myself that,
fearing the way in which I stared at you
might seem an in.pertinence, pause t.
apologize.
"'lt is not necessary. I assure you,'
said
Then with a smile he said: Don't you
think under the circumstances we ought to
know each other!
with your Permission said. YES, ,
aud handed him my card,
And our initials ar. the same, he re.
Piled rummag;ng in his pocket book for Il
card.
VERY odd, they are. replied. as read,
Mr.. John Needham, NJ. p
ID, YOU dine here e he asked
YES, said and here is my host
oh Mr.. Charlie, Nor thfield.' he said, AZ
c. n. came up. Then We shall meet again.
"'l hope SO. Isaid and Mortified added,
BY all means
IN the smoke rOoln! asked Ncedham.
Eyes said Northfield.
IAN hour from now q
with pleasure
"'Than al revoir,' sail Ne..iham.
IA vsry all. man. said Northtjeld.
rather embarrassed. i; Is Thought, but unl,
temporarily. and may yet live to h. pr:,.
mi H.
We mes in the smok. room l;,t.r. and
Mr.. n 70 lnam promi el III som" vuluahl.
lh'roduc,iOns, two Of WHICH lt' has air.a.,v
SEN me early this III ,rning ;ali | AM to
din" win him Tonight ut POI. l,rd place.
A mild sort of adve::tn.e, i, IT no, /: but
vary interesting to lne. aud feel as it had
made new aud valued friend. Am mich
better this morning shalt te,v.. for Liver.
pool first train SUNDAY morning, i,ay. y
quiet few hours in tbs tram IT, read Dmk.
ems new book, and then write yu,. II las, few
line: before sail !nr New York. l.ou;l,n
Is very lively just now anl what is NOR"
important ~ Your es.!natlon is til. fact
tlai irti much better: NV lnv. to Aunt
DOROTHY, to Dick (A !,.n rou ST. hinD nnl -
go III. j'''n. Kiss t''r vnu :ruln vHuy H..
Vose' ''tt hs'. .lOE
Miss N"rb,ry received this let: "a sun.
nav morning. as tho balls q, H.. ,.!;a,-
cH.lrt'h We're chimil IN tll' valic,
IN" tragic events that wcrr enacted n;,;,A
the 'el"on'r n!s.iv' nal h.er truve,iu.
down I" W'elale mus, ran.aia tor ..rrr:.
'i~n III Subscribing chapter.
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N'EEpHAM'S FAILURE

b.. JOSEPH HiTTON.
Author Of I'm" tI"e'" Of R"hcmia,' "7he
1},'rt IrrruHs' Ec.
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Another Quake Nov. LIST.

oh. Baldwin h Co, music dealers,
will be found on the LIST at No. 25S
Second street, shaking first class
pianos and organs down to second
class prices, Here you will find
Decker Bro. 3 and other pianos, Estey
and other organp, on same terms they
offer in their Cincinnati, Louisville
and Indianapolis houses. W.T.. Miller,
whose fair dealing has won for him an
enviable reputation, will be found
there, ready TO give you new piano
at $25 cash and IS per month, and an
organ at $40 cash and S. per month.
He mas an eye to business. Come to
see him, but don't rush. He comes
10 stay. d. II. BALDWIN co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MRS. ]. II. SLATER, teacher of Ger
man, Gayoso Hotel.
p. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, So Madison street.
DR.. r. l.. BURLINGTON, surgeon
dentist, 357 Main, Telephone 76S.
s. X. TRIBBRY & Co.'s Mssodon
Dime Show is said to be the best cheap
price show on the road.
80 CO.'S. Hinson, dentist, No.
27g Main street. f. Bolger assistant.
Gall aud get new set of teeth for Sc.
MISS UPToN is now at 400 Shelby
street, southeast corner of Mccall, OPP
posite the Gsyoso Hotel, prepared 10
make dresses in the latest styles. Good
work and reasonable prices.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and snti-periodic known. A certain
and sure cure r 10. S obi ;,oI Price u per bot
eronoe gixen, Address John o. Ruokor,
Lynohborg, Va.
G. w. MILLER & Co., Paten Asbestos
Fire Proof Roofers. For durability
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. 81
Madison street.
WE have sold an interest in oul
business to ], d. Danbury and will
continue to do business at the ole
stand, 202 Front street, under the firm
name OF Lord, Diehl & Danbury.
LORD 4 DIEHL.
ALL authorities agree that the mill
OF healthy mother Is the best iooC
for an infant. Next to this, and con
tanning all the elements for perfec
nutrition, Is Mellin's Food, which
after long test, is highly Endorsed BY
prominent medical men.
SIR JAMES PAoRT, president British
Medical Association, Gays that 1000
deaths are annually caused by nervou
diseases in England, and that there i
no more powerful and efiectual nerv,
tonic than Liebig Co.'s Cocoa Bee
Tonic is evidenced by the emphati
testimony Of the most eminent physi
clans. For malaria, debility, sicl
headache, dyspepsia, monthly suffer
ing and biliousness it is incompatible
THE usual treatment Of catarrh
very unsatisfactory, as thousands @
Departing patients can testify. On thi
point q trustworthy medical write
says: proper local treatmen
is positively necessary to success
but many, II not most Of tn
remedies in general use by physician
afford but temporary benefit. A cur
certainly cannot be expected fror
snufIs, powders, douches and washes.
Ely's Cream Balm is a remedy whic
combines the important requisites G
quick action, specific curative powe
with perfect safety and pleasantSess I
the patient.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 30 Might
River 3 feet in the canal and l0inches
on the tails and stationary. Business
far. Weather cloudy and cool.
OARo, ILL.,, October 29.-Night--
River 4 feet on the gauge and station
airy. Weather clear and cold. No ar
rivals or departures Of regular packets
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 29.-Night-oo
River risen lilo feet, aud stands z 5-lU
feet on the gauge. Weather clear and
warmer. No arrivals or departures oil
regular packets.
EvANsvILLR, IND, October 29.-Noon
River loot inches on the gauge
and stationary, the lowest stage
reached for years. Weather warmer
thermometer 4S to 5S'. r
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erect q handsome stone and iron
block on the site within the next six
months. The building on Shelby
street just completed by him cost
$4,000,
One OF the mules of car No. 80
of the Citizens line had one OF his
feet caught in the frog at the junction
Of Madison and Second streets yester'
day and was very badly injured. Net
withstanding this, snd that he was
very lame, the inhuman diver
whipped him and made him go on his
long trip north instead Of releasing
him to be sent to the stable. The by,
standers were greatly outraged and
several Of them threatened to report
him to the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals. He ought to
be severely punished.
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CITY NEWS.
Las. day OF the fall meeting,

Last day Of the fall meeting,
The Grand Jury met yesterday.
yesterday was lovely one for
the races.
There are forty-six prisoners in
the County Jail.
The Congressional campaign
closes to-day at Mason.
An embarrassing case occupied
the Circuit Court all day yesterday.
License 10 marry was issued yes
terday to Lindsay Brown and Julia
(ireenlaw.
"A number Of loaiers were ordered
TO leave town by President MADDEN
yesterday morning.
A True Mdgddlen, by Bertha Clay.
II is one of her best. Price, 20 cents.
For sale at Manslord's.
The friends OF Mr.. Phelan are de.
termined that go brilliant canvass as
he has made shall end in a rousing
victory.
The music OF the horn OF the
Tally.ho, which has enlivened Madi-
SON street for the past weak, will be
missed after today,
The Phelsn and Shelby County
Democratic Club holds a meeting at
the Courthouse tonight at Z 80 o'clock
sharp. 1t should be y rousing one in
every sense of the word.
The Democrats are waking up 10
n realization of the necessity for warm
and earnest wo k next Tuesday, and
every man who 10 able 10 walk should
be at the polls ON that day.
"A furniture factory is talked OF
Union City has two extensive con
Germs, one OF Them owning its owl
mills, saving its own lumber and EN-
ploying first and last about 800 men.
Judge Walker, representing TIL
city, and Gen. Luke Wright, for the
defendant, left for Washington las
night TO attend the Supreme Court
where the dummies tax case is to b.
heard Monday.
1T IL probable that Mr.. +. II. Cos
aett, Of New York, who owns the ole
Gall house, on the corner Of Main anC
Beale streets, viii tear il down ant
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferers at once; 1t produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softenA the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
FIVE cents q bottle.
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RlHROlO Tine TABLE.

Mts.Iusipp VALLEY Route IL. N. o.
and M. RVD-Trains on this road run as fol-
Love: New Orleans fast mail, daily, leaves
Il l;So pm; Vickksburg express, daily laIR
Siiy. arrives . 1910 am; VicksburE ex-
pross, daily, arrives at 5 ;45 pm.
sEtaaissippa and Tennessee. Trains
,,ova a. follows: New Orleans mail arrives
daiiy At g:25 am. leaves daily at o;OO p.m.
newport eWs and Mississippi Val
ley.-Trains move as tollows:. Fast Inc
leaves at 1900 am ~; Louis iast me ne
nm. ST. Louis fast limo arrives at s;O5 am.
E,eutsviIIe and Nashville - Trains
rove M fellows: Fast mail arrives daily at
b.Bn.m.: leaves at l0:l0 pm: mail leaves
daily at 1910 s.m.; arrives 81 $500 pm.
R1oxnsville aocommo datiOm leaves daily
except Sunday, at 80 a. m. lstand ard timol.
s1uIT HOute-(Kansas City, spring
aeId and MeInphie)-Trains leaveM. and
4, depot as follows; No. 4, Kansas City ex-
press, leaves at l0:45 Am; No. 3, Kansas
City express, arrives at 2 80 pm. No. 2,
Ksasss City mail, leaves at6 100 p. m. No.u,
KRnsas City mail, arrives at 0:45 AN. No,
Z. 81. Louis and Chioago eKpross, leaves at
$500 pm; Ne. ], st. Louis and Chicago ex-
press, arrives at S;45 am. In effect Sunday
April Is. 1885.
Memphis aud Charleston - Trains
move as follows: Through. express leaves
daily Al 40 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily al $500 q. m. Bomerville accommoda.
don leaves daily, except Sunday, at b;9g
pm. Through express arrives daily at 6:E
An, Mail and express arrives daily at lC 10
nm, Homerville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 Am.
Memphis, Btrmi ngham and Allan
sso-Hoily Springs Routo-Trains move 2,
follows; No. leaves Memphis daily ~ . w
Pun. I; arrives at Holly Springs at s 1853 p. m q
No, 3 leaves Holly Springs daily at g;O'
an, arrives at Memphis at 10 40 am; No.
leaves Memphis daily ut 7;l6 .. IN, arrived
Is Holly Springs at IL :45 pm; No. leave,
Holly Springs daily at 2!lb s'm.' arrives ~
Memphis and IittIe Rock .--Traini
move a. follows central standard time)
No. l leaves daily at 4i2O p;m,i arrives a
at StbO a. IN. No. 8 (freight) leaves Hopeholc
daily (except Sunday at 600. AM; arrived
at7:l0 pm.
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TRANSFERS.

R.H. Tally TO T. ]. Latham, lot !
A. Wright's subdivision, east side OF
Rsyburn avenue, 50xl8O feet; consid-
Grafton, $3.50. >,
@. A. Hill to j. P. Sykes, part OF lot
6, block Al, plan Of South Memphis
consideration, $75,
J.P. Sykes ct al. to d. d. Thomas,
lO7x300 feet east side OF st. Martin
street: consideration, $1,000.
+. Evans ct ux., trust deed to Sc,
cure Mrs. S. Il Pain in the sum Of
$500 10 r. ]. Black as trustee, 5Oxl69
feet west side Larose street.
w. w. Woodbridge ct al. to Law
renee Simpson, ~ feet front on Kay
burn avenue, and being lot No. Al
consideration, $500.
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PERSONAL.

ANY worthy young man wanting sn
appointment TO the East Tennessee
University, Knoxville, may obtain
came by applying at the basement
office a. No. Al Madison street.
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Mr.. Isaac o. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: II have
for the past ten years sold several
gross OF DR.. William Halls Balsam for
the Lungs. l can say Of II what !
cannot say OF any other medicine, !
have never heard a customer speak Of
1t but TO praise Its virtues in the high.
est manner. have recommended II
in q great many cases OF whoopine
cough, with the happiest effects. ]
have used 1t in my own family for
many years; in fact, always have a
bottle in the medicine closet ready for
use."
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Gel RGalyl Go!
A BEAUTIFUL START AND
AN EXCITING FINISH.
Neck and Neck from the Half
Mile Post to the Judges
Stand.
The Bargains at the MiSfltClOth
ing ParlOrs Pass Under the
Wire Several Lengths
Ahead.

WARMING UP-It is now time
to think Of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. Before starting the race the
horses are warmed up to bring every
muscle into action. To think before
you buy is to warm up the pockets.
The low prices at the Misft Clothing
Parlors make it warm for competi
ton.
STEADY NOW !-G0! In the
race for trade the Misft Clothing
Parlors are away in the lead. We
are not handicapped with ready
made or job-lot goods, but our speed
boots are Custom made Clothing,
bought at Half its Actual Cost, and
sold at Half its Actual Value.
WINNING TIE SW EEP-
STAKES-Hundreds of Beautiful
Custom made Suits at the Misfit
Clothing Parlors y Suits that are
steady goers and warranted not to
shy or break-Suits that will stand
wear and give good satisfa ction.
CAPTURING ALL THE PURSES.
We sell you Custom made Suits and
Fall Overcoats Cheaper than you can
buy ready. made. For Good Cloth
ing, at Low Prices, we lead in the
race. In Prices we are the Favor
ties Against the. Field.
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Pine Watch repairing at MuIlOrd's,

w. A. FARES, No. SO Union street,
has Just received car Of good Ken
tucky saddle and harness horses. Also
lot Of improved Texas mares.
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Order ssRTulGOrtI Made Medals.
Advertising Spaces for Rent.

on the fence surrounding b. Lowen.
stein & Bros new building, Main and
Jefferson streets, by Hook & LaGrill'
Apply at once.
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milford, Jeweler, 294 Mains go
Hclts orders from the country.
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OAK HALL.

CHILDREN'S SUITS are not to
compare with any other house in
the city in Durability and variety
OF Patterns mot to be excelled at
the low figure Of So 80 and up
ward.
Parents and Guardians, will find
II to their interest before purchas-
ing to examine our Stock, at
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l MAIN STREET,
Opposite Odd.Fellows' Hall.
SOL HALLE, Proprietor.
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DevIIed Grabs, Shrimp
salmon, Fresh Can Mackerel,
sardines, LObsters,
BROOK Trout, oysters,
NackereI I'm Tomato Catsup,
sweet stuffed Pickles,
Sour Pickles by the gal. and in1aFS'
Picked Onions, Hot Relish,
wooster Sauce, Tomato Catsup'
Capers, Mustard, Carry POWDER
salad Dressing, Olives, olive Oh'
Cream Oh sse, Celery sauce,
celery =, Etc, Etc.
J.. f. BUCKHAM & CO.
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Is REMOVED BY TnB UsK or ooUoAHINR,
And it stimulates and promote She
growth Of the hair,
Burnetts FlavoTing EHtrsntS ere the
heat
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IN the Cotton Region.
SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. ARMY, /

October 70, 1866 pm.
Divition Of kilograms and reports for
the bene5t OF commerce and agricul-
ture. Cotton region bulletin for the
twenty4our hour sending October 10th,
at 6 o'clock pm:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30
TEMPERANCE men
LOOK HOW YOU VOTE
NEXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER z
THE QUESTION OF
SUBM SION!
Is THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE.

diligently Legislators pledged TO
H mot the desire TEMPERANCE LEAGUE to place
the field ifhe presented Will pledge
Submitting the Temperance Question to
the right to vote ON this question:
public sentiment is now in favor OF Fem.
published of the Liquor Dealers
favor Temperance and opposed to
Intemperance. a..
WE drinks the evil Of the country that
from
candidates who pledged below
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