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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
Chattanooga BeIt.

The Union Bsk Railroad Company
have just completed their tracks to
within few hundred yards OF tae
foot of Mi. slonsry Ridge, and Will az
once put on passenger trains, driven
by DUMMY engines, between the city
and that important suburb. This Is
an important extension, and will give
real estate. especially manufacturing
sites, in that vicinity big boom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
building 70 Birmins ham.

The Virginia Construction Com.
pany is rapidly pushing the work Of
building the Memphis, Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad to Tupelc, and
will finch in two or three weeks,
when the line will be thrown open
for traffic. COL. W. P. Dunnavant,
who with others has the contract for
building at herBirmingbam end, ia
on the grounds aud showing things
with a big force night and day. His
partner, in the meantime, is in charge
of the building Of the Kansas City
Wyandotte and Northwestern road.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
Natehez. Jackson and CoIu IN b us.

MessIs. Reon, Barnes, W. L Crane,
W. F. Skunk and ]. G. RawD, have
been negotiating for the purchase oil
the Natchez, Jackson and Columbus
railroad, with the view Of extending
the road on both sides Of the Missis
sippi river. They will at OF ce put a
patty of engineers 10 survey the line
of the proposed road northeast toward
Decatur, Ala, and another westward
toward the Texas State line.
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TRANSFERS.

NJ. J. Manly to Mary Z. Manly, "a
feet west side of Jackson street by "a
feet on Second street; consideration,
love and affection.
Osceola aud Lotus Nelson to Oar
ence Nelson, west 80 feet OF lot .,
Shanks's subdivision, south eide Mon,
roe street, mortgage with power oil
Gale, $3.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02

PRoF A. BRYCE, M. D, LID, edit
or Medical Clinic, Richmond, Va, says
"Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic is a
wonderful reconsructive agent, build
ing up the general system and supply
ing lost nervous energy. In all vast
ing diseases aud broken down consti'
tutions il is The agent" Also in female
complaints, shattered nerves, dyspep
ala and biliouSnees.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
AtCoyipgtOn,Today.

Mr.. James Phelan will speak at
Covington today, and the indications
are that an immense crowd will gather
To hear him. He is in good trim, has
legion Of warm personal friends in
Upton, and his selection OF Covington
as his stsrting point was a good one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
HHiehaeI NtrOrOE.'

Michael Strogof was asain presented
at Leubrie's Theater last night and
went off emo othly, though it was a
trife tedious at times and the per-
Torrance vas marred by an exceed
gig amsteurish NADIA. Rspea ed at
maunee and sgain tonight.
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oommlt,s % Receive tho sovernor,

The Hon. ]. Harvey Mathep, James
N. Coleman, p. M. 'Winters, W. H.,
Rhea and l. Il. Douglass have been
appointed committee TO Escort the
Hon. r. L. Taylor from Covington to
Memphis on next Tuesday.
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Special Notice to Shippers.
MInsIssIPHI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co.,
Mamnhia Bantam har 2, 1885,

MIss1ss1PFI AND TESEEssKE RAILROAD Co., !
Memphis, September 8, 1885,
THE completion Of the YaEoo and M aIu
TO Greer wood, Miss, OPENS UP AN ALL
RAIL LINE, without break Of bulk or trans
fer of freight, to following named points:
YRSOO City, Eden, B. Lake, Good
Hope GIN, MilesViIIe, ShRckIefOrd,
TchuIs, KERN, Cruser, SidOD, Rising
Sun, Greenwood.
Shipments to landings noRr these points
should be made to nearest station named
above. Your business is respectfully so
licited over the NJ. and I. Road, rs freight
reaches its destination the following day Of
delivery at our depot. A. ]. KNAPP,
General Freight Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02

wm RAI,TH IN WEALTH.-DR. E. O.
NM War, NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
A guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DiSEi-
meas, Convulsionss, Fiu, Nervous Nourals
Ella, Headache, Nerves. Prostitution caused
By the use Of alcohol or tebaoooi Wake
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brain, resulting in insanity and lea ing to
misory, decay and death PromGture uld
IEe, Barrenness, Loss of Power In either
-sV. Involuntary Losses and Spermator-
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BY us for six boxes, accompanied WIZ ~,
guarantee 70 rofund the money II tho treat-
ment does rot effect euro, Guarantees
isSued only bv A. RENKERT h co., Drug
0ists. Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are huns
dFeds of delightful places whore one can pay
the summer months In quiet rest and enigS.
heated term completely reluvenated, naon
recurring season brings 70 0copsmoMoos
Waukesha. Beaver Dam, Front.nac' Oko-
boil, Minnetonka, White Beef. ana innu-
mantle psmss, fhousands Of our best people
whose winter home, are % either side Of Ma
son and Dixon's Inns. Rlsgepee and COM
fort, at q moderate cost, oaIAhs Eeadily OBJ:
necessary inf0rma ion pertaining thefots. q
being distributed by the CHIoAgo, MiLwAu.
KRH AND ST.. PAUL RAILWAY and VIII p9sens
FREQ upon application By letter 70 a; W,
Carpenter, General PassSt cor Agent MI
YANKEE, Wis. ------
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
THE CRIMINAL COURT
ONE OF THE BEST ORDERED IN
THE STATE.
Improvement Made BY Judge Du-
bOse-His Charge Yesterday
General Notes.

The marked changes in the genera
appearance and conduct OF the Crimi-
nal Court since the LIST of September
is worthy of special comment. 1t is
now the qui tett, most dignified court
in the country. Judge Duboee de-
termined to make it possible for mem
bers OF the bar to practice there, and
to that end ordered radical changes to
be made in the general arrangement.
The old mstting was Ieplacsd with
new, the railing moved back nearer to
the door, half the benches taken out,
a passage way made from the main
entrance to the clerks Office, an aisle
closed eff for the jury to move from
the tox to their chambers, tables,
desks and chairs cleaned and painted,
and losfers given notice TO keep away.
1t is now as quiet as graveyard and
the proceedings move aloDgin calm,
unIufiled way which SPEAKS well for
the new ofiicers OF the court. There
is one nuisance still in existsnce,
however Witnesses are obliged to
wait in the hall, ss there is no room
convenient, and on a darby Church
case, like that on trial yesterday,
where there was score Of witnesses,
the path through the corridor to the
courtroom was not one Of roses.
Judge D1bose 10 making an excel
lent BEGINNING and shows that he zeal
ICES aud has determined to put down
q good many irregularities. A few
days since he announced his inten-
ton to keep, an especial eye on the
Workhouse He hiss already aston
ished a vagrant or two and perjurer
by bench warrants, and yesterday de-
livered the following charge about
BUYING COTTON AFTER DARK:
GENTLEMEN OF THE GRAND JURY
The Court fully intended in the gen.
eIal charge to call your attention to
an act Of the Legislature, entitled
"Au act to prevent the sale OF cotton
between the houls Of sunset and sun
rise" but for the multiplicity o.
ac,s required by the statute to be
given you in SPECIAL charge, this wst
overlooked. IL should be remem
bered, however, that no law on oul
statute books is Of more Importance
Ia The material interest # the cit
zeps OF our codnty than THE 1t wal
passed for the protection Of tAe farm
ing interest OF the State, and Especial
ly that Glars engaged in the ploduC
ton of cotton. That it shall mo- b
lawful to buy or sell, barter or *
| change, or receive on deposit al
cotton in the seed or ginned-n'
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LOST.

n0G-I will pay liberal reward for re-
IL turn Of my large lemon and. white
pointer dog. MINTER PARKER,
2Se Main street.
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(sUccnssoRs TO Q. H. HOIST d BRO.
KOch's Pat.StOre

SHELVING is adjustable to meet ana need
or business. tits cheaper than old style; Can
be put up by any one. Unequaied Tor
Pantry and Book shelves. Address
KOCH A. B. CO., Mrs. o.
84I MAIN ST., PEORIA, ILL.,, or,
simmons Hardware Co. st. Louis, Mo.
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FOUND.
='--'--77-a==-----
PERSONAL.

DR. G. ]. SCHHRBR, Surgeon Chiropo-
IL dist, I'll Main street. Sixteen, years
practices, in Memphis. Charges moderate
to pm. rdays from 9 to IL m.
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FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.

A GRAND NEW sTOPEHoUsE-At Sur
region in that State, eigh'y-fve miles from
Memphis and fifty mi es from Little Rock,
on the NJ. and l.. R. II. X. Apply to
No. IL ADAMS ST., Memphi., Tenn.
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Praiue. Arkansas.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

COW-Medium sized red COW: orumpled
~ horns; crop aud an underbit on each
ear; left last Fridry, September oath. Will
pay a liberal reward on her return 70 me Mt
Elmwood Cemetery. IE0. FERGUSON.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21

BLOSSOMS and Promise. May is the
month OF blossoms, Of promise OF hope, o.
SEED time What the future has in store ",
do not know, except that the hareest "shaH
not tall at least not the world over. Single
crops may 90 amiS3 prou his may and viii
me, some whole section, may suffer- but we
WA plan ana work, cheetcd by the hone of a
oolutliHl return. gladceuej by the rain aud
by tie Sunshine, thankful that Labor well ap
tlcd Earns us reward from the willing earth
The sentence passed BY the All-wise JUDGE
by the sweat OF thy brow shalt thou eat
bread, may seem severe to the lover of ease
Had 1t been given as "A panaeca for all the ills
winch atiiict mankind it might have been DIFF
ferently regarded, but none the less bless.
ing This reward of labor we are too ant +,
overlook Health as the highest award ,fi
Toll Is ours; pecnniary profits my foot up
N IRE or less, but with seasondble care not to T
overwork or overstrau, not to overtax endur- I
'hcc OF mud or body, to take time to rest
provide plain, well cooked food, and reasona-
ne relaxation, being temperate in all things,
We can afford to be contented with very mod
rate pecuniary gains The coming on Of
'aFn weather is often trying to strong con-
ututlons. Moderation is desirable. We
axe care not to oveltax our teams wbv
nosid We take 'ess care for ourselves.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21

The Champion of the many different
kinds OF reapcrs and binders now Offered for
sale to our farmers the Champion is sud to
take the lead in tho point Of lightness of draft
and durability. The general make up Of the
machine is also said to be less complicated
than any other on The market This being so
it is the machine the farmers want Light
ness of draft, simple in its machinery, durable
and strong are the combined requisites needed
TO make a machine of this kind valuable and
as the Champion is said to possess these
money is saved in buving this machine =
II WAS one Of the first machines sold in this
county and seems to have given more general
satisfaction than any other Messrs Ham
mond 4 Wills represent the Champion ma
chine company in this county, aud will at
tend in person to seeing new machines put
together ready for the harvest fed.-
Now is the opportune time to send in your
orders as later in the season-the demand
growing greater every year, they may not be
obtained nj any price
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LOCnk RrcrLfies.

Inc cool weather is said to prove beneficial
10 the wheat crop which is now heading.
Captain R. NJ. Smoot as keeper of the
Light House off Matthias Point has been re
qaested to resign
Rev. Father Fulton, Provincial of the Jes.
uIts, visited ST. Thomas Church during the
week.
The board of County Commissioners were
IN town on Tuesday attending to miscella-
neous business.
The farm Of the late James l.. BrAwner was
offered for sale on Tuesday, but not sold, for
want of a sufficient bid.
The bonds of all the ex.collectors have been
sued THIS will necessitate prompt action on
Tue part OF the collectors and the diigept
4Sp4peFs will have to settle up
o''' McAohIn in consequence of his atten-
~" oeihg required at his popular summer
eSo''' Marshall hall, at this term, was ex-
On monday by the court from serving
N the jury on this term.
several commission houses were represent
I III Fort Tobacco during the week. Con
p''uous among the number might be mem
oned the small man of the Southern Mary
md Commission Agency, Mr.. John NJ
age and Mr.. Mason Burch of Washington
Tue hFm of Burch & Montgomery.
pSnlel johnson, Esq, one of the proprie-
rs OF the Glymont Fruit Growers enterprise
"S seen on Tuesday. He spoke in glowing
MS OF me enterprise and said that Civ
ont would be used as a summer resort. And
present considerable work is being done to
Sp're the place for the latter purpose.
"'. W. Mex. Burroughs showed us on
eSday sample of green peas grown by his
= IN her garden this spring. They are IF
Se SIZE and ready for table use. Mrs.
',Ousn' IS thrifty house wife, and can
~ coast Of being the advanced gardener
tie season.
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The Excursion Season. Active prep
raiions are going on at tue steamboat wharves
Tor the coming excursion season. which BE-
gins on the Both instant. The steamer jim
Aosely IS undergoing thorough repairs at ne
Washington navy yard, preparatory % max
ing trips to Lower Cedar Point The steamer
Arrowsmith and Mary Washington are Icing
painted aud overhauled al their wharyes. -
The managers Of the various lines expect u e
Season to be the largest yet known. No new
bouts will be put on tie river unless necessity
demands it, At Marshall Hall Col Mek'b-
bic Is adding many attractions in the was Of
painting the buildings, planting trees, LAYING
out walks, and identifying the grounds w''i
plants aud flowers. At Glymont proper no
improvements are going on The property IS
now in the hands sf "a company who propose
shortly to build cottages and to erect hotel
aud pavilion that will be the finest on the nv
er. They have bought the Jspane pavilion
that was a prominent feature at the Cenien-
nal held ia Philadelphia, and will ere t 1t on
the grounds. When all these structures arc
erected at Glymont it will become the le td'ng
pleasure resort on the river. At Colonial
Beach a scene Of activity IS presented sever"
fine cottages are iu course Of erection Tue
hotel is undergoing Improvements ana III
grounds surrounding it are being put in at
tractiye order.
A talk with seye. al river men revcaled tn
fact that the capitalists who are now ou'll
ing the Washington ana St. Mays count
railroad propose TO make Point Lookout III
most famous watering resort in this section
the country. A magnificent hotel is TO
erected. and in style Of architecture they 81
that it will be the equal o. any along the a
lAntie coast. The same comptny Will huh
whnrves for tie large transatlantic steamer
which are to run between there and Europ
The company propose 10 shorten the rou
between this country and Europe by at ~
tive and half hours. Steamers are 70 ~
. from Norfolk to the point TO catch the soul
ern and such western passengers bound
e Washington to reach there by rail IN less th'
three hours. Before the war Point Loose
was famous watering place, and was l"rs
T Is patronizcd by southerners, and with Il
r prestage in its f,vor it's believed that mon
can so improve the place as to make it the
!. traction Of Washingtouians. The salt-w"
i. bathing there is by far preferable 20 any pl'
4 on the coast Of New Jersey, as there IS no
deytow. The surf is heavy enough to 9
+ anyone taste Of its power.
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Why Eve Did't Need a Girl

Why Eve Did't Need a Girl.-A ladv
writer in one Of our exchanges furnisba. Soma
reasons why Eve did not Keep a girl. She
says: There has been a great deal said ,ho,,
the faults of women, and why they need so
much waiting on. Some one man Of
course, ha. the presumption to ask ,Whv
when Eve was manufactured out of , sn,ro
rib, a servant was not manufactured 10 ,,.;,
on herr She didn't need any. hri.h,
writer has said: Adam never came rb;,;n.
to Eve with a ragged stocking to be d,rrod
buttons to be sewed on, gloves to be meodo5
right away-quick now. He never read ,bo
newspapers until the sun went down bob;,l
the palm trees, and he, stretching bim.alf
yawned out is supper ready, dear2, II
made the FIRE and hung the kettle over !, H..
self we'll venture--pulled ndisbes noo,a,
the potatoes, and did everything else no o,.n.
to do. He MIXED the cows andAd the cbio,,o.
and looked after the pigs himself and 49,
invited home half dozen frieaIs IN AZ.
when Eve hadn't any fresh pouegrapo,s, ~
never stayed out till ono o'clockatpigb, an5
then scolded because Eve vas SITTING ~, az
crying inside the gates. lie never Ioaca
around corner groceries while Eve VA, ro.l,
ing little Gains cradle at home Il.
called Eve up from the cellar to put ave. ,',e'
slippers; not he. When he took ii m a. ~ -
put them under the fg-tree beside bis Snns =. as
boots. In short, be did think She ~. ','''a'
,ially created for the purpose oipatDg ~, ~ j,
him and he WASH under theinpressioD r, "a :
il disgr,ced man to Lighter bis VITA; ,+l, :
cares little. That is the reason Eve did ~.
leed hired girl, and with iii The rs.s ~
hat her descendants did t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21
Maryland General Hospital An Act

Of the Maryland General Assembly, session
1896, requires the Maryland Genera, Hospital,
Linden Avenue, Baltimore 20 admit,
maintain and treat without any charge.
one person from each county Of the State
upon the permit Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, TO be endorsed by physician
tina, the applicant is in need offree hospital
treatment Of durable, acute or chronic,
medical or surgical disease, instantly e1-
pectcd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21

The Catholic GhlyerSi Y. The m ior
portion OF the million dollar, to nccollr ted
for the cost and endowment Of the Cuholir
University, to he bui,t at v s'lnston, j. i.
Il nj, and moe /. sill coming. bu' g~ouul
will not hr b ekeu tor the erection of ~"
building uatl mex spring ThencW irs.itu
non Is to be Il unryeFsiIy aud villa not inter
frre in any way with the existing colleges -
At first instruction viii he conf Ell % three
branches of learning philosophy, theology
and philology and afterwards include law
and medicine DR.. ChapeIle SAYS that zone
of the principal reasons that Washington was
chosen as the site of the university was be-
cause the students could here mix with the
superior minds Of this and other countries
and Of the many valuable scientific collections
The libraries and the courses Of scientific lee
lures, etc, which are to he found here A
rector was elected at the last meeting of the
committee, whose name has not been an
nounced.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21

Notice. All lerson intending to use
Champion Machines at the approaching :
vest. and needing repairs for same, are re-
gnesisd to send in their list NJ once to the I'M
dersigncd, 80 that ampe provision can be
made to have every order filed in due time
p r. WILLS, Agent
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The Palace of Baltimore city
Clothing Establishment IS Acme Hall, ?O9
W BHltnore Street. A visit will show you
the neatest and prettest store in Baltimore.-
Lis worth seeing for this alone and nowhere
Use can you get such stylish Gents and
Boys Clothing for 50 little money.
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Fits:-All fits stopped free by Dr. Klnes
Great Nerve Restorcr. No fits aftc- first days
use. Marvellous cures Treatise and 81 trial
bottle free to fit cases Send to Dr.. Kline
93l Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21

By land or at sea, out On la % prarie q.
the crowded city, Ayers CaihaTtic PiIl " IN
the oesl for purgahye pufRSses eyervTb are
convenient, eficaciOus, andsas. 70, , .ls
gisb bowels, torpid liver INDIGESTION, b's
breath, and sick headaches 'a'g s,s /. . Daa
remedy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21
Decline in Export values.-our e,

Decline in Export YalueS.-our eX-
ports for the first three months of this year
are the smallest in eight Years. They amount
el 10 only SlG357s 400, AS compared WIN
Sl85 So GEO in t.e same period lust yea -
As the Fmancid Chronicle points oH' 'he
loss was not IN quantity but in depreciation
of values There his been It serious decline
In exports Of wheat. but tits wrong to sup
nose, ~ many do, that the world Is learning
to dispense with Gu prod1cts. India has not
been ,,nlr iu four yc.r, to increase IT'S surplus
eros. Notwithstanding extension OF rhlirohd
mileage and arud-i! stimulus. and is not to
be feared as competitor which viii permit
ucn,ly aust us from foreign markets. oar
cxport trade il will be found on examination
of official statistics has LOST ouly in decline o.
pr ces. We have exported Just as great q'isf'
,ities. but our returns have been much u.s.
than IA the two years before. Oar exports o.
provisions. cotton, oils aud hrendstulfs N NE
first three months Of this years were valued al
Isll553l.sl4 The same goods in ISIS
has.,-s-.-S....li 1903 go, and IN 1884 Sl39 VIZ.
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suit for rae last three months, instead ofSIG3-,
57s, 900, about $li9 BOG, 600 on the basis Of
1895 values, ana about Sl93, l75, 600 on the
basis Of 1884 valnes. Thus the loss has been
in decline Of price.
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YataI anN &rsonal.

- r., Oscs ofths IspEpESpgsr has been
y,o N, erd F,or Of me Nrsontc HAIL.
r''n..,se,,iv opposis he Ep,scqpat Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-21

Ponds Extraction aaaau,t,..
congestioas and alterations. Its reD,.s; :
aud healing properties are v0nderhl. Trr :
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,

ESTABLISHED IN 1874,
Publised every Friday morning.
The yeung man 5 advocate,
The poor man iiiend
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after the luxurious in Mems nd Boys
Clothing can here be as vel served
as the scracher after the n''qlY ser
viceablo, while in our enormous as
sortmont of Novel Shape, NJ Styles
both are certain to be pleased The
reputation of or house for Elegance
of Style and Perfection Of it, to
getber with lovucss Of prices 1 guar
ante, at all times of perfect satisfao-
ton. The great Surprise Of the Sea-
son is undoubtedly the Unexpectedly
low prices for goods universally ac-
knowledged the best IN inc u'
We can fit the Boy q
years old, as well as the.
man of Weight 900
pounds.)
Acme Hall,
The Glass Of Fashion.
2oo West Baltimore s.
BALTIMORE, MDs
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Terms Of advertising: For plain matter,
81 10 per squire ~ Ines for tile first inser-
,inu. Is cent. for each subsequent insertion
Rule and figure matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices half rates.
YEARLY R1 TIES
mos mos II mos
ope column sos 90 $40 90 So 90
U.lr roi.mn l400 p 90 % 90
Quarter column 600 300 Is 90
Professional cards under 0 lincsl 90
Predicted A drouth ahuu, June lat
and dry. hot harvest is predicted by one of
the weather prophets.