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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-07
COLORED TEACHERS
In Session at the Market street
school building.

The annual meeting OF the colorsd
Teachers Institute was held at the
Market street school Yesterday, begin
ming at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Horton pre-
sided.
A discussion OF the various sub.
jects Of interest to education was had,
and among other topics were the inn
portance OF institute work, corporeal
punishment, incentives to good be-
hsvior, manner of grading, teaching
by and the word method. Considsra-
BILE interest was manifested and the
discussion was at.entively listened to.
Many of them took active part, ex-
pressing their opinion freely. The
afternoon session was devoted u short
talks on the best methods of teaching
the English branches.
Mrs. Horton, County Superintend-
emit, was elected president and James
Gaillard secretary.
The folio wing letter from State Su-
perintendent Thomas Paine was read
by the Superintendent:
To tho ColOred Teachers Of Shelby County;
1t was my purpose to attend your
institute, to be held in Memphis next
week, and l 30 informed Mre. Horton,
your County Superintendent. Iregret
that circumstances have 80 shaped
themselves as to deny me the privi-
lege of being present.
Allow me, therefore, by letter to
congratulate you on having this OPP
portuuity OF meeting and mingling
together and interchanging views and
opinions on various subjects connected
with the great work in which you are
engagsd-that of teaching.
Bar in mind that Ia your hands are
the moulds that to great extent will
shape the characters OF those intrutted
to your cere and training. Yours is q
praiseworthy, a laudable occupation
1t is highly honorable to teach the
Young how to become useful and hon.
orable citizsns. Strive to beget in the
minds OF your pupils Q desire for
kno Wedge. Stimulate them, while
getting knowledge, to get wisdom
also, for an intellectual giant and q
moral Divert in the same person Is a
failure. Then educate the head and
educate thu heart. In this way you
help to build up better society and
elevate aud ameliorate the commu'
nifty at large. Let me congratulate
you on the work you have done, and
express the hope that under the
splendid management Of your excellent
County Superintendent still greater
and better reeults will be reached.
Again expressing my regrets at not
being able TO attend, l am, yours 70
Bpectfully, THOMAS n. PAINE.
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LOCAL POLITICAL
Notes Here and There About emo
County and the District

CAPr. J. D. POWELL, Of German
town, may yet be candidate for the
Legislature. :,
THR Legislative and Conaressional
Conventions occur week apart. The
latter Is Just ten days of.
MANY long poles are already reach
ing for the coal oil inspectorship,
which pays about $500 . year.
THHRH will be two tickets In nearly
every ward and district whom the
Democratic primaries are held on the
14th.
The Congressional fight Is becoming
40 warm that several OF the sachems
have checked their trunks for cooler
climes.
TIE recent shifting about has put
great many hustlers, who were an
chored firmly enough before, COM
pletely at sea
SHELBY 10 entitled 10 SIX Representa-.
tiyes and two Senators In the General
Assembly. The heads OF candidates are
beginning to pop up.
"No MORE delegate in mine," said q
citizen yesterday. II had enough. In
the County Convention. ! have never
been able TO catch up on my sleep
since"
JUSTICE W. r. HARRRLL is iavorably
spoken OF as q candidate for the Leg
islature, and IL 10 said the call upon
him Is 30 flattering that he has con-
sented TO serve II elected.
JUSTICES QUICKLY, Of the Fifth Dis
trict (city), and Galloway, Of the Six
teepth, have resigned and an election
TO fill the vacancies will be ordered.
There are two candidates for each va
cant seat, Flynn and Barry for the
fist and Goats and Cannon for the
second.
A BOLIVAR letter to the Nashville
Union says: 1.-THE contest for the
Congressional nomination In this
district Is exciting much interest. Col.
Patterson has many friends ard some
relatives in this county. Mr.. Phelan
has made thorough canvass, and he
will carry q positive strength to the
convention, which assemblies at Mem
phis on the 18th inst. They are both
strong men, but the nominee need
not expect a walk over, for Zach lay
lor, the present incumbent, will no
doubt be the Republican nominee, and
the district is very cloee. The Repub-
lcans claim It for their party on full
vote by large majority"
A MEETING OF the Republican Con
Oressional Committee was held Sun
day, at which Gen. W. J. Smith pre-
side5, to select a time and place ioi
the convention. On motion Mem
phis was selected as the place, anc
Monday, September 9Th, as the datt
for the Congressional Convention, ant
the basis Of representation fixed at on'
delegate for each 200 votes or moiet!
thereof cast for the Blaine and Logar
electors. The Senatorial Convention
for Fayette and Upton counties wa
also called to meet at the same tim
and place. Ths Pictorial Convention
for Fayette and HsTdeman counties
called for the same time and place.
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The Illinois Central.

The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
railroad, q branch of the Illinois Gem
trail running from Jackson, Miss, has
been completed between Yssoo City
and Greenwood, and trains run over
the entire line, ninety eight miles, on
regular schedule time. This enables
passengers and business men to reach
some points in section of country in
q few hours that formerly was reached
by boat via Vicksburg and the Yazoo
river, requiring several days. PIesi-
dent Clark WAS in Columbus, Miss,
last week and made q speech to the
people there from the balcony OF the
courthouse. The people there have
high hopes now that the branch Of the
Central will reach them in q short
time. It is believed that a locating
party Of engineers will be put in the
hsld at once.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--TUFsDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1886

their Senator. No one who knows
anything OF the matter will dispute
this. If Mr.. Phelan were much more
able than he lie, he would be powerless
for good, il he were elected upon the
platform | understand he has built
Of personal ard political sntsgonism
to Senator Harris. On the other hand,
while Col. Patterson is his own candi-
date, thinks and speaks for himself, he
is not unfrlendly to the Senator and
in perfect harmony with him on all
political questions, and certainly will
not make the canvass on the ground
Of personal and political hostility to
him, and would, II elected, be in a
condition to receive his friendly aid
in all matters pertaining to this dis.
trict. Upon this ground, II for no
other, and there are many, think
Col. Patterson ought 70 be the nomi-
nee OF the convention. FARMER.
GERMANTOWN. Tenn, September 6, 1886.
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LIKELY TO BUILD.
THE OPERATIONS OF THE EAST
TENNESSEE SYSTEM.
Progress Of the Denver, Memphis
and Atlantic Georgia Pacific
General Notes.

The APPEAL called attention several
days ago to the fact that a party Of
engineers had passed through the
city, en- route to Arkansas, to make a
permanent survey of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad,
aud expressed the opinion that the
movement meant business. The Rail.
,Oay Age, an authority on such matters,
seems to entertain the same opinion.
1t says; 1.-THE East Tennessee, Vir-
ginis and Georgia system, it now
seems certain, is TO be extended from
Memphis, Tenn, to Kansas City, Mo-,
a distance Of about 250 miles, a COM
pany entitled the Memphis, Arkansas
and Kansas Railway Company, having
been incorporated for that purpose,
with a capital stock of $4,000, 900,
and the incorporates being officers of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Company"
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DrGgEist's story.

Mr., Isaac @. 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 caa say OF II what |
cannot say Of any other medicine, !
have never heard a customer speak Of
Il but TO praise its virtues in the high.
est manner. / have recommended 1t
in a great many cases OF whooping
cough. with the happiest effects. ]
have used II In my own family toT
many years; in fact, always have 9
botNe in the medicine closet ready tol
use"
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Raid Knnh Rrnnch.

Grading on the branch from Bald
Knob, Ark, TO Memphis is being Wig.
orously pushed and track is reported
laid from Whine, Ark, on the Helena
branch, west ten miles, and also to be
in progress from Bald Knob on the
main line eastward. Two thousand
men are on the field. This company
proposes to build a belt railway
around Memphis interesting the
Memphis and Charleston near Nc
Gees Station, as previously stated in
these columns. The right of way is
said to have been purchased from in
dividuals at a cost Of $l45, 900.
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Detroit wins by a Neck.

DETROIT, Mich, September 6.-To-
days ball game between the States
men and the Michiganders was close
and hard fought battle in which the
Statesmen came off second bsst. A
base on balls and two hits gave Detroit
one run in the second, two hits and q
wild pitch gave another in the fourth,
and base on balls and two Dagger
given White proved to be the winning
run in the sixth. Houck's single and
Knowles's home run gave the visitor.
their two runs in the seventh. Camel
won the game for the home team BY
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North and south Railroad.

A convention in the interest Of this
road will assemble at Tullahoma on
September 22d, to which all interested
in this grand underaking-all inter-
ested in the up.building and progress
of Middle Tenneesee-are specially re-
quested to be present. Citizens OF
Southern Kentucky, Northern Tennes-
see aud Northern Alabama are urged
to send their Invest men. Southern
Tennessee is alive to the project.
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AdHIca tO 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. It soothes the
child, soitens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and Il the best known remedy
for diarrhma, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
Ave cents q bottle,
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FOR CHARLESTON.
MEETING OF THE TWO EX.
CHANGES YESTERDAY.
A Handsome Sum Subscribed and
measurea for Farther COntri-
buttons Organized.

The meeting at the Merchants Ex-
change Yesterday to devise ways and
means for the relief of Charleston was
numerously attended, and among
those present were prominent repre-.
sentatives Of every line of industry
and trade. Railroad and river inter-
ests were also literally represented,
and the temper Of the meeting indi-
Gated a determination to accomplish
substantial results that augup well
for the success of the movement for
which the meeting was called.
Capt. James Lee was called to the
chair, and Mr.. Z. A. Keeling chosen
as secretary. Capt Lee in stating the
object OF the meeting went beyond q
mere dry statement Of facts and paint
ed the scenes Of distress now witnessed
at Charleston in vivid colors. His ap.
peal for help for the sufferers Of that
sorely stricken city was touching, elo-
quent and powerful end but few OF
those present were unmoved by it.
At the conclusion of Capt. Lees re-
marks, Mr.. w. ]. Chase moved that a
committee be appointed TO call upon
the citizens and solicit contributions.
The motion was carried, and the
chair announced that in view Of the
imp ortant character of the duty devolv-
wing upon the committee and the me-
cessity for exhaustive work, he would
classify the committee appointed as
follows: .
For Front Street,. H. Martin, A..
B. Treadwell, J. II. McDavitt.
For Main Street.--Fred Anderson, j.
M. Semmes, II. j. Forsdick.
For Bdnks and Insurance Offices
]. W. Cochran, S. P. Read, John X.
Goodwin.
For The City at Large j. T. Petit,
r. g. Lsttin0, John s. Toof.
For the Surrounding Country and
Tosn,s Near Memphis w. J. Chase,
President Merchants exchange; W. j.
Crawford, President Cotton Exchange.
In order to facilitate the work Of the
committee 1t was moved and carried
that a chairman be appointed to act as
the chairman of the joint committees,
and Capt. ]. II. Martin was chosen for
thst Office.
The folio wing letter, with an inelos-
ure Of $b, wns read:
Mr.. Chase, President Of the Cotton Bx-
change:
One among thousands, have been
waiting-anxiously waiting-fot the
"call" announced to meet this morn
ing for the sufferers Of Charleston.
Please accept my pittance. wish i
were 30 many thousands. Oil lot all
the people contribute-men, women
and children--and let Memphis show
her magnanimity, her sympathy, her
gratitude, for the help extended hen
In the dark days Of 1873 and 1879, and
may the beautiful City by the Ses
rise from her ruins, as the great city
of Chicago from the fire OF ISL, In
modern grandeur, beauty and aftiu'
ence. Most respectfully,
MRS. P. A. 1DMUNDS.
No. r2 Main street, Memphis. ,
Az Soma one'a aubQestion q subscrip-
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RELIEF!
Forty Years q Sufferer from
WONDERFUL TO RELATED

"F0R PORTY YEARS / have been . yio-
tim 70 oArARRHathIss1fSq q The yE Hss
ACROSS my FOREHEAD AND MY NOS
TRILS. Tho discharges were 90 offensive
that / hesitate TO mention II, except Tor the
good II may do some other sufferer. l have
spent q young fortune. from my earnings
during my forty. years Of suffering TO obtain
relief from the doctors; ! have tried patent
medicines one I could learn of-tIoP
tho four cornerl Of the EARTH With no relief
And AT LAST (b7. years Of aEe) haye met
with remedy that has, cured me ?. 30 sntireiy-
and n6wlRsigh 49,. / used thirteen bottles
OF the medicine, and the only regret have
IL, that being In tho humble walks Of lie
may not have influence TO prevail ON All ca
tarrh sufferers TO use what has cured me-
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Renewers
"HRNRY QHRvRg, :.
"No. 26T Second street. Macon, Ca"
"Mr. Henry Chsyss, The writer Of tie
above, formerly Of Crawford county. newer
Macon, Ca. msrits the sonadopMS;S, S q all IN
Ex-Mayor Of Macon"
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Denver, Memphis and Atlantic.

On the Conway Springs division
track has been laid from Conway
Springs, Kas., west to Belmont, twen-
ty-four miles, and from Conway
Springs east to Mulberry, fourteen
miles, making O total OF thirty-eight
miles on that division, in addition to
the thirty miles already laid and re-
ported on the Chetopa division. Track
laying west OF the river, near Coffey.
vile, Kas., is in progress, as we'll as
from OoffeYVilla east.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Another Victory for schmeIA's
Team.

Team.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, September Cit
took ten innings to decide the game
between ST. Louis and Philadelphia.
The Philies were blsnked in their
tenth. For st. Louis Graves led off
with a double to right center, and
went to third on Glaescock's clean
strike to short center. McKinnon hit
q sharp grounder which got by Irwin,
and Graves scored the winning run.
The feature Of the game was the fine
pitching Of both Healy and Daily.
The crowd was the largest seen at a
game this season on Monday.
St. Louis. ......O 0 0 5000 001-4
Philadelphia. 20 10000 l 2 0-O-3
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RaItimOro Loseh Another Game.

New YORK, September 6-After
notice had been sent out that the
Metropolitan game would not be
played today on account OF the rain
and every one but the players had
left the grounds, the game was called
and eight innings were played. 1t
resulted in an easy victory for the
home club, who batted McGinnis hard
and played sharp field game. The
score stood:
Metropolitan ......,.5 004 0002-l1
Baltimore ...........0 002 0 0 8 2-7
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FLESH PRODUCER & TONIC

Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
Cures all Blood and Skin Diseases, Rheama-
tiIm, scroiulA. Old Sores. A perfect Spring
III not In your market, Il will DO forwarded
on receipt OF price. Small bottles, u' large
Rs;ay on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
mRSCon .AEDICINE COMPANY.
Macon, Georgia.
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The Cowboys Yield 90 Superior CuI.
ture.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, September O.
The game TODAY was about the dullest
of the season. The Boston men fielded
loosely aud yet had no trouble in beat
Jog the Cowboys out OF their boots.
Kansas Oity.....0 0020 10000
Boston , ......0 2 3 2 0 8 OIL XII
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Georgia Pacific.

The Georgia Pacific iscontemp,aing
an extension from Johnsonville, Miss,
to the Illinois Central road at or ar
Greenwood, and changing the gauge
from Greenville to Johnsonville.
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his timely hitting. He was at the bat
TIRES times, and each time hit safely
bringing I'm all OF the three runs scored.
Both mines played brilliantly, Bald
wins pitching and fielding, Dunlap's
fielding and Gaze's hitting being the
features. .sy
Detroit ............0 o 0 l 0 0 "-3
Washington. 30 0 000O2 o.
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FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.

A GRAND NEW sT0REHoUsE-At Sur
region in that State, eighty-fve miles from
Memphis and fifty miles from Little Rock,
on the M. and l.. R. R. h. Apply to
No. II ADAMS ST., Memphi,. Tenn. :,
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Prairie, Arkansas.
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TAKEN UP.

COW-At Rice farm, on New Raleigh
" road, a COW, light colored. Owner will
please come and prove property, pay all
charges. and take her away.
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The Athletics Defeat the BrookIyns.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September g.
The Athletics won Q game from the
Brooklyns today in the sixth inning
when, with three men on bases, Stovey
made q home run hit to the flag pole.
Barring this inning Henderson pitched
effectively. Atkis,on pitched in fine
form, only four hits being made off
him. The fielding OF both clubs was
sharp and several difficult plays were
effected.
Athletics ..........O 0 900 5010-6
Brooklyns ........0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 C-3
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Chicago increasing Her Lead.

CHICAGO, I'LL, September 6-The
Chicasos defeated the New Yorks
through the errors of the visitors, only
one earned run being made. WEIGH
was off in his pitching, though the
home team failed to hit him hard.
The fielding of the Ohicsgos was ex-
cellent, while the visitors were very
looae in the field.
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BASEBALL NOTES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Another Suspicious Game or Null
lanes.

lanes.
PrrTsBURa, Pa, September 6.-The
home team won The game this after
noon by heavy batting in the last
three innings. Previous to that Mul.
lane had pitched very effectively, but
be suddenly weakened and in the sew.
enth and eighth innings he was batted
for Elk earned runs. The fielding on
the part OF the Pittsburgs Was misera-
BILE, while the work Of the vieitois was
splendid. Attendance, 1900.
Pittsburg. .......0 Q 0 8 002 3 SIS
Cincinnati % 0 l 600 l. 4
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old MATERIAL-In the storehouses and
" Senate Building, occupied by b. Low
enstein 4 Bros; must be removed at once.
Apply to JOHN REID, Builder.
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BOARDING H0USE-Doing good bust
ID ness, central y located; will sell cheap
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HOTTON GINA No. Cotton Gin, Fifty
" Saw, cheap. Apply to X. Dudley Fray
jackson, agent, Magnolia Stock Farm, on
Horn Lake road.
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ANNnuNCEMENr.

ITO THE DEMOCRATS OF THE TENTH
i CONGRESSIONAL DISTRlCT-In re-
ply 10 an article which appeared in the
Memphis Avalanche en- the 20th of August.
criticising my attitude in, respect to the
which 1 substantially stated in answer to
the solicitation Of friends that l was not q
candidate for Congress, and that would not
embarrass my friends nor obtrude myself
would make the canvass If / believed the
wish was general for me 10 do so. Since
then i have been very generally requested
from al parts of the district to become q
candidate, and i, therefore, announce my
candidacy, subject to the action Of the Dem
JOSIAH PATTERSON.
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PERSONAL.

GISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 1888. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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DAY MARE MULE-From @. F. Smith,
DHorn Lake Landing. one bay mare mule,
name recently trimmed. Bring to Y. A.
Jones & Co.'s stable and be rewarded.
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FOR SALE.

DETAIL GRoCERY-Doing good bust
10 p. MCCADDRN 4 90.
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STRAYED.

HORSE-From 126 Beale street, on Satur-
II day, August 26th, a light sorrel horse,
white in face. A liberal reward for his re-
turn 10 MRS. D. d AACK, l26 Beale.
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For SaIe---Enqlne and BOIIer.

OK HORSE P0wER-NsArly new Also,
~ snokestaek, betting, pllloys' pnait-
inG,.tools, ote.sAPply 70 or address m
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ZINE CANARY-Price, s.. Apply cor
Il ner Third and Looney Sis., Chelsea.
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r ADY'S BREAST PIN-With amethyst
~ set. Liberal reward Tor its r-turn to o.
M. Beattie, at b. Lowenstein Bros.
ON THURSDAY NIGHT-From the farm
" OF Anthony Netherland, fernando road.
A LEMON AND WHITE SETTER BITCH.
Had on collar with the name Thomas
GREGORY" on it. The finder will be literally
rewarded on returning her to office of
W. B. GATES, 266 Front street.
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T ARGE ST0RE-First floor and cellar,
IL with side and roar entrances, Nos. BOB
and sos Main street. Possession October LIST,
or sooner, il required.
Ofices and Store-rooms, No; 2S2 Second st.
Rooms for light housekeeping' NO; Sio Pop
r. D. SN0WDEN or }: L; GQODL0E,
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HR0NT AND REAR 0FFIoE-274 Front
street; cotton. room and oBice; terms
moderate Apply 6t99F MCGOWAN A co.
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HOUSE AND L0T-No. IS Front street.
II ]. BECHT0LD.
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III OusokeepinT, N. cor. Ssc'nd and Market
NEW s. ROOM HOUSING. liz Jones av-
IN onue. Also, two new houses, south side
Poplar, east OF Dunlap, will be finished by
LIST September. Apply to @. O. HEN,
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LOST,

DIAM0ND RING-Fini Ter will be reward
~ ed by returning to Miss Belle Anderson,
100 Markat Snnara.