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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
A POWERFUL ORGANIZATION.
American cotton Oil trust.

Financial Chronicle: The organ zation
originated some two years ego from
the Consolidation of the Arkansas and
the Tex synd ca es, embracing about
seven cen factories. At the present
time the American Cotton Oil Trust
lntrols SO per cent. Of the entire
crashing cape city in the United Stat g,
which numt ers some 13l mil s. In
1885 alb cut 100000 tons of seed we're
crushed, the produ I from which aver
aged in va'ue about $50 ton.
The American Cotton Oil Trust IS
much the same ia form OF o'gan'zi-
ton as the Sianda d Oil Company,
and some OF the Standard people, as
iudivldusls, are largely interested in
the American Cotton o Trus', which
is simply q combination OF all the cot
ton oil busiEe under ons manage
ment, thus avoiding competi iol or
any CO.. hct Of interests.
The American Co ton Oh Trust
gives its Cer,i6 ates on certain terms
10 the owners Of the several mill prop
critics in exchange for title to the prop.
erty fIes from ell debts and inCum.
brances. The trust then assumes en-
tirs control through a system OF super
intendents. The certificatts are fl ST
snd only lien upon the property, and
the enira issue of them 10 date is
about S30,0C0,000, including So 100000
Just is usd, the par value OF the certi-
fic 4tes being 500, and no m IRE cert fl
ca'e3 can b issue except I r the ac
QUESTION of property, the ao,ual
present value of the mill property ac.
quire d so fer being estimated at $l5,-
10000. TIE production OF cotton
Ell oil has been profitable, and pa'-
ties Interested in this tru ella IN that
dividends OF I'D per CEN. per aunum
on the $30,000,000 certificates can be
earned now, with the prospect OF
layer profits in the future.
The Board Of Management consists
OF nine trustees, three Of whom are
elected each year. No obligation can
be incurred beyond a stated amou unit
for salaries ard Office expenses, fixed
at the annual me .ting OF the certificate
holders.
The present board is composed of
John V. Lewis, W. P. Anderson, F..
II. Baldwin OF Cincinnati, W. II. Bur
nett OF Chicago, ]. w. Cochraue OF
Memphis, +. Urquhart Of Little Rock,
j. Aldige of New Orleans, Lyman
Knapp, OF Providence, r l.; J. L.
Macaulay Of New York. The princi-
pal office OF the Trust is at No. Is
Broadway, New York. The officers
are John V. Lewis, president; E.
UIquhart, vice president; j. l.
Macaulay, treasurer; Jules Aldige,
secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
THE SPIRIT OF THE LAW
Not ViOIated-Some Strictures by
the Late Grand Jury.

In looking over the recent rep 3rt OF
the special grand jury, Of which mere
synopsis was made at the time, an AP
PEAL man found several paragraphs
devoted by one of the subcommittee
to the practice on the part of the Tax
ing District officials OF diveIting pant
of the money from one fund for the
use OF another. The law provides that
in no case shall a warrant be
drawn for the payment Of the
expenses of auy department Of the
government unless an amount suffi.
Gent to cover the warrant shall be in
the hands of the Trustee to the credit
of that department. Thus, II there is
money to the credit OF the wharf fund,
and for which there is no immediate
Il e, aud the police fund is exhausted
the police mutt be discharged, because
it is the cardinal principle OF the law
creating the Taxing District that il
must pay cash ss it goes, ard cannot
run into debt. The penalty fixed is
severe, aud the commissioner who so
dive!ts money from one fund to an
other is not only individually liable
for the amount, but upon conviction
must pat on a striped suit for two
yea,s The commissioners vera aware
before this report was made of the
law to which attention has been called,
int knew that if it was enforced the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, September ID. Might
River 4 feet 6 inches on the gauge and
stationary. Weather clear aud pleas
ant.
New ORLEANS, September 14.-Night
Arrived: Future City and bare es,
st. Louis. Departed: City of New Or
leans, Future City and barges, St.
Louis.
LoUIsvlLL LIE, September l4.-Night-
River falling, with 8 feet inches in
the canal and l loot inches on the
falls. Business dull. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CAIRO, Saptsmber 14.-Night-River
6 feet ll,inches on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather clear and cool. No arriv-
ais OF Irregular packets. Departed: John
Gilmore and barges, New Orleans,
DIM.
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In addition to the above a consider
able amount has been expended in re,
pairs OF the State Line road. The work
for the year 1884 was largely more ex.
pensive thaa that done since, on aC-
count of the use OF stone rs a founda-
tiou. This WIS abandon d in the year
1885 as bAiug not only useless but in.
jurious. The commission has built
this yesr about four miles Ct road
better than any previously oonRiruc ed
"a. an aggregate cost Ct $4,000
The system of turop'kes now EN-.
braces every main road terminating
Mt Memphis, and the distribution has
b;en made with mcst careful o5serv.
ance of all equ es and commercial
requirements. Tho extension of the
several roads will be- the work of tho
next year.
II iudicous'v conducted, the annual
tax viii be sufficient 10 add one to two
miles leng h to each OF the main roads
in the sys EN-, it being estimated that
roads, such as would falfill the re-
quirements of such extensions, can be
me aled at about $1,000 per mile, while
the work Of grading can be done by
convict labor.
The roads thus far cnnstruce ed are
equal 20 thu best public roads any.
where to be found on the Continent,
and 80 Tar as butt have enhanced the
value of properly far beyond the cost
of the improvement. The small tsx
OF 10 cents TOR pixies has proven 10 b.
the mos. judclous and permanently
beneficial ever levied in the cunt
The Comm ssioners contemplate a
completion of the Hernsnno rad TO
Calvary and the Jewish cemetery ,
also Of the S ate Line road TO Tr re-
want ave 1ue and, if poss BILE, some
work ON the Big Creek rad, whers
convicts are now at work.
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Point Rrsers Park Rnces.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September IA
Racing at Point Breeze Park:
First RGce,-Three-quarteTs of mile.
Nettle won by length; Font second,
Bill Steritt third Time-l:16.
Second Race -Seven-sighths of a
mile. Lord Lorne won by neck /;
Sister second, Tuuis third. Time
1871.
Third Rockville aud one-sixteenih,
toC three year olds. Restless won by a
neck; Ben Pryor second, Alamo third.
Time-l:52l
Fourth Race Mile and one-eiehth,
selling allo Wances. Kensiugton won
by half length; Lord Lorne second,
Woodh iwer third. Time-1:5S.
Fifth Rdce.-Mile and ue.eighth,
ovsr hurdles. Rushbrook WIN by a
length; Rochester second, Boheme
third. Time-2:0SI.
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81 Louis, ., ChicaKO,7.

ST. LouIs, Mo-, September 1.-THE
Mar 1oDs did themselves proud today,
downing ChicBg) in one OF the most
exciting confess OF the season. Clark
son was batttd la and the Maroons
punched their hits at the right time.
Kirby pitched a mag0 6cent game, but
five hits being made off his delivery.
He was especially effective at critical
points. Myers caught brilliant game
aud did some excellent work. The
bes, feature cf the game was the gen.
eral ali und work Of Patsy Cahill.
TIE attendance wss 5000.
s.. Lou's.........1 ] COZ 000-5
Chicago .......2 | / 90 0 90 Cd
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To the Editors of the Appeal;
LAMAR, Mics, September lin
reply to the "b. o" OF J. 0. Gather,
manager Lagrange bessbsll club, we
desire to cay that we 60 not do our
ball playing on paper, nor do we hire
or beg men TO do il far us. When
conclude TO play Green, Brady p
Barr We would p eier to play then
their respective places in the racks
the Corinth, Miss, baseball club
which they are members. We do n
care to be beaten by C1ripth end have
Lagrange receive the credit Of it. We
eau beat Lagrange and they know It.
We challenged them for a game
which they are in honor bound to
play and r. ceivtd no reply. We
challenged them through the APPEAL
for a game for 800 a side end they re-
fu ed to play, Notwithstanding their
g'est aiming powers Thanking the
APPEAL for its courtesy in allowing us
space TO chow up our side OF this
affair, we bow ourselves down and ont. =
LAMAR BASEBALL CLUB.
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BASEBALL NO TEs.

KNouFF's gold medal was forwarded
to Syracuse yesterday. 1t bears the
inscription: ITO Edward Knouh for
UnexcelIed Pitching; Season OF 1886.
From a Legion Of Friends." Ia de
eign, shape and material IL is similar
to those presented to Sleed, Brought n
and Andrews.
CLARKsoN is called the freak pitcher.
At times he pitches marvellous game,
while again he is knocked out Of tue
box. There is no certainty sbou, his
work.
CAPT. ANsoN of the Chica9os has
been batting in remarkably fine form
this season. In but seventeen games
out Of ninety-;ix played has he failed
to make hit. His average Is 800.
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Army OF the Tennessee Reunion.

Army or the Tennessee Reunion
Rock ISLAND, ILL, September IA
The Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee holds its annual reunion here
Wednesday and Thursday. Already
veterans are beginning to arrive. A
business meeting is to be held at
Harper's Theater tomorrow morning.
In the afterno on the society will visit
Black Hawks Watch Tower, high
bluff on Rock river, from which the
scenery for many miles is visible ;
thence they VIII 90 10 Van Druff q
Island, be.ow whers the Grand Army
of the Republic are encamped and
join in a barbecue. At night an an
nual raion will be delivered in Har-
psr's Theater by Gen. A. L. Chetain,
and other addresses will follow. On
Thursday there is to be business
meeting in the forenoon. The society
will devote the afternoon TO visiting
Rock Island Natural Arsenal and
Annoy, and at niaht the annual
banquet will take place at the Harper
House.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
FOuRTn MARD.

Congressional. - E. @. Buchanan,
N ok Ma atests, W, A. Faires, Ban D.
Mach, William Mclean, Z. j. Bad
nellie, b. O. f, ather ton, Pat Eagan and
NJ. j. Blessing.
Legislatiye.-Gibtrt d Raine, @. P.
HUT, William Mclean, Henry Lushr.
manr, Ben d. March, Charles Chicci,
Charles ]. Blessing, Nick Malatesta
James G. Jones, B. 0. Feaiherston, M
Morris, Charles Meyers, VI. j. Blessing
Albert McGhse, Pat Twohig, E. j
Badinelle, P. j. Quinn, Nah. Bach
Jules Cnristan and ALI. Lambert.
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AMERICAN AssOOIATION.


BALTIMORE, ND, September IA
Darkness put an end to today's B,l"-
mi re Pit sburg gtme at the end Of Ihs
eighth inning, when tho score waG
tied Both MCGnnis and Morris were
effective, but there was OPP. orturity
for some sha p fielding which was
taken advantage of and the g7ms was
brilliant and exciting. Score;
Baltimore......,.."2 o 0 900 o. 3
Pittsbug ......",...1 2 0 0 0 0 o. 3
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wheels OF the government would not
only have baen clogged, but would
have been stopped entirely II the strict
letter of the law had been complied
with. In borrowing from one fund for
the use of another, they do not coz
slider that the spirit of the law has
been violated, and the committee in
closing its report does them the justice
to say that every dollar expended mas
been accounted for, and that in their
opinion it could not have been more
economically used,
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TRANSFERS.

Ed Landvoidgt ct ok to Kate Fo-
gary, lot 8, Duke subdivision, A feet
front on ID can avenue, for the sum OF
$4,000.
Shelby county 10 VIM L Mclean
ct al, school directors Fifth District,
lots 16 aud II of Carnes's subdivision,
zoo feet On Carnes's avenue; no con-
sideration.
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CiacipnM,I. 4, Me,rorolitans. 3 .

New YoRK, September 14.-The
Cincinnati and Metropoitsn clubs
play ed today at St. George, Staten
Is and, before lesl than 1000 seeota-
tors. The game was we'll played acd
interesting, hr Indiana losing through
their inLbiliiy to gauge Smiths pitch.
ing.
Metropolitan 900 0002 0--3
Cincinnati .......2 0 9 0 5000 II
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NJ. Louis. o; BIOokIXn. 4

New York, September l4.-C .sily
errors by the Btooklyns in the second
and third innings OF the game today
with the st. Louis club alloSed the
visitors t, add another victory to their
credit. Both pitchers vera very
effective and hits were very tight.
Brooklyns." ......... i 002 l 0 GA
81. Louis.......,,......,O 22l COOS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
THIRD WARD.

Congressional. Hill, ]. ].
Barry, Ralph Davis, ]. ]. Duffy, John
Leslie, F. w. Moews, R. Kupfer-
schmidt, Frank Jolley, Louis Genochio
and ]. w. Ba ley.
Legislative Hugh A. Hamilton, J. ].
Dupuy, P. J. Kelly, Victor D. Fuchs,
John Leslie, B. Vsccaro, II Buten-
burg, M. Wolf, VIM. Groves, Antonio
Raggio, Walter Pope, ]. Algeo, Frank
Mazonie, E. Converse, Frank Jollev,
] J. Barry, J. H, Wright, F w.
Moews, P. E. Hopkins and Simon
Green.
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AthIetic. =, LouIAyiIJo, a

PHILADELPHIA, PA September If
The game today between the Athletic
and Louisville clubs was close and at
the flush quite exciting, Hart got a
little the best OF Heoker, striking out
ten men, Three of the home teams
errors cost four runs. The fielding of
Bierbauar, Nick and White was the
feature.
Athletic ..........l OOOS2 10 7
l. ulsville "....0 0 4 0 0 0 2--6
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
SOLID FOR PHELAN.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC DELEGATION
FROM EVERY WARD.
Col. Patterson Defeated In His Own
Bailiwick-The Legislative
Contest.

Long before the time for Closing the
polls yesterday evening it WAS plainly
apparent that the primaries bad been
carried by the friends Of Mr.. James
Phelan. The voting began at o'clock
and clio ed at s, and considerable in
terest was taken in the selection Of
delegates to the Congressional Con-
yention, which meets next Friday,
though there was no fight of any con-
sequence over delegates to the Legisla-
tive CONVENTION, which convenes on
the 23d. One set of names usually
carried the other with it. In every
ward in the city those who were uu-
derstood 10 be in favor Of the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Phean were elected. Their
opponents, when any fight 1T all was
made, were literally showed utdsr.
The largest vote was cast in the Third,
where 665 voted the Phelan ticket,
only 81 depositing in the box the
manner of tho:e who were I'M
derslood to be for Col. Pat
tereon. In the Second Ward about
300 votes we're cast, five to one for
Phelsn. In the Fourth Ward there
was but one ticket, and though the
delegates elected dor't say much they
declare that they ere keeping up a
"devl of thinking" In the Fifth
and Sixth the maj 5rty for Phelan wa.
also large, and in the Seventh, Col.
Paterson's own wsrd, that gentleman
suffered very humIliatiug defeat.
His opponents ticket was chosen by
vote of 19l to "a. In the Eighth
Ward I'll voted the Pnelan tick,t and
SO that which would have b en- for
OIL. Paterson. 10 the Ninth and
Teuth Mr.. Phelan had no opp1si-
ton to amount to anything. The
country stricis, as far as heard from
at this writing, are also for Mr.. Phelsn
AS he has nearly the whole of Upton
and Fayette counties and half OF Har-
demsn, his nomination looks like a
foiegone conclusion.
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EIGHTH WARD.

Congressional. Moan Fontaine, John
Conntrs, Julius Behr, w. D. Cannon
and A. D. Allen.
LegislatiUe.--H. N. Burford, Macon
Trezevant. Hugh F-rrin, John Mccall
lum, Con Dryer, John GrehaD, Den
Harvey, Ben Seelig, Dan Shea and
Robt. Galloway.
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FIFTH WARD.

Congressional. C. H. Batter, Ell.
Cunny and @. II. NJ, Smith.
LtgislatiUe.-A. r ia, Chas. Bauer,
Tom Kelly, o. L. Pnllen, Owen
O'Toole, J. T. Lswler. F. Mayhem, Ed.
Canny and G. h. M. Smith.
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FIRST WARD.

Congressional. Waiter L.wless, F. j.
Mccarthy and John j. Shea.
Legislative. Tom McKeop, John
Larkin, Louis Sambucetd, Thomss
S anton, A. W. Higgins, James Walsh
and p. J. Bannou.
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SECOND WARD,

Congressional. Ryan, VIM.
Quinn, Waddy Burke, Mike Madden,
Winn Cannon and Louis Kettmann.
Legislative.-John E. Randle, Tom
Taylor, Law lines, Harry Goodyear,
John Savage, VIM. Shea, Joseph Lat
ting, Jim Curry, Jack Commons, Harry
Walker, John Powell and NJ. Kelly.
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New YoRR, September H. The New
YORK niue played IN greatly improved
form today and dtiea cd the Boston
team with eass. The home club took
the lead in the fourth inuing and held
1t easily to the end. Keeie pitched
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THE NICKEL PLATE.
FORECLOSURES SUIT, INVOLVING
THE VALIDITY OF
Bonds 10 the Amount OF $4,000. 900
important DecisiOn-GraVel
BED Purchase.
ESPECIAL TO TIE LPPRAL.l

COLUMBUS, MISS, September IA
The Mobile and Ohio railroad today
purchased large gravel bed in the
suburbs of Columbus and will at once
place improved machinery to work and
make all arrangements to handle it in
large quantities. This is the only
available gravel on their line OF road.
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SIXTH WARD.

Congressional, John X Speed, +. A.
Tburston, Robert Lee and ], I. JET
ferson.
LegisIatiue.- j. w. Alley, John Brad
ley, John Merale, John Fisher, Sam
Hays, A. Garibaldi, +. S. b shop, w.
III. Broadus and Stack Lee.
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Kansas city, 4, Detroit, o.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, September IA
The Wolverines kept ua their pound.
ing today and batte1 out sixteen hits,
with total OF twenty-six. The home
tsam shove better fl Id ng work than
the visitors, bu' could not bal hard or
timely. Score:
Kansas City......O 0 4 CA
Detroit .............2 o 3 0Ol2l %
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NINTH WARD.

Congressional L. D. Grant and A.
P. Hayden.
Legis'atiue.-W. ]. Chase, Pat Carlin,
TONY Wagner and Z. @. Love.
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TENTH WARD.

Conqessiondl.-F Davis, VIM.
Dugsn, Fred Nuetzel.
Legislative.-J. A. Strehl, S eve FiIz-
gerald, ]. N. Smith, VIM. Davis, Chas.
Jehl, Thos. Boyle, Ed Jourdan.
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GEYENTH WARD.

Congressional j. E. b ,aslsy, S. T.
Carnes and E. F. Adams.
Legislative. T. Petit, w. L. Clapp,
Henderson Beard, W. II. Moore, A. j.
McLendon and Harry Johnson.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE, the undersigned, having bought tho
Wv entire business Of manufacturing
Furniture, Mattresses, Awnings, Tents, etc.
from Henry Gutenberg, would respecuully
ask n share OF your patronage, knowing null
well that, nom long experience, we can ana
will give entire salts action TO all work en-
trusted to us. W. will DO ready a. all times
to furnish Awnings, Tents, Paulins and All
kinds of eanvas work mab0all kinds Of hrst-
class Mattresses; repair, yarnish aud make
all kinds of Furni ure reupholster FaIlor
Suits, and deliver goods ires of cha'ge. OeT,,
pets renovated In the true Persian style. Az
work done promptly and at living priced,
II. Gutenberg q Co., 2SA hScOnN.
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COUNTY TURNPIKES.
THE EXCELLENT WORK DONE BY
HE COMMISSIONERS.
The System Now Covering All of
the Most Important
Roads.

The work accomplished by the
Turnpike Commissioners for the year
lSS4-S5 and up to date for the year
1886, has enbrac I'd the following:
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with great effect up to the last inning.
The game was called at the end of the
eighth inning on account OF darkness.
Attendance 1900. Score:
New York....""."..0 o OIL 4 0-6
Boston. ..... ..........0 0 10000 %
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L1ndborR's perfume, Lily Of the
Valley.
LANDLORDS perfume, Marchal Nile
Rose.
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Personal.

CISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ rsnted. Inventor OF tho Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone SSS. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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FOUND.

0AT-Came to Planters Insurance
VI Building Sunday night. Owner can
have same b. paying for this advertisement.
See Janitor.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For the Senate,

THE APPEAL is authorized to announce
l. HUGH h. BRISKLEY as a candidate
for the State Senate, subject to the Demo-
cratic Convention.
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STRAYED.
FOR SALE.

C0WS-Two Jersey Cows. o Heifar and
Stables, on Monroe street, without reserve,
at II O. clock m :, on Tuesday, September 2lst,
two Jersey Cows, giving milk and in calf;
also, a better. All pure and thoroughbred
and of the best families.
Also, privately, my Bay Buggy Horse,
Rogers"
Terms cash, or sixty days city accep tar eos.
A. S. WHITk0RD
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u0RSE-Cheap; fine, large. very stylish
IL and speedy; safe for lady. 575 Main.
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u0USE-No. l62 Robinson street. 6rooms,
IL in good repair, sood cistern water.
MYERS q SNEED, $40 Second st.
nFFICES-The desirable front Offices on
" second floor of42 Madison street, adioin-
ing Cotton Exchange. MENkBN q 10.
FURNISHED ROOMS-At Sc Monroe it.,
y one sqpars from Peabody Hotel.
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INR0NT AND REAR OFFICER Front
"'e' app 3Ir60p AEcnoWAN kCO.
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HLEGANT SUBURBAN HOME Two
IL story brick house, largo shady grounds
of about eight acies, susceptible of being
an hdivided and sold off in lots.
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of tin, suitable for roofing. Also
i large ice box. At Gabay's, 400 shelby.