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PROPOSALS.

TT 9. NAVY PAY OFFICE
u WAsHINeToN, b. c., Jan 20 1883
Proposals, In duplicate, sealed, and endorsed on
envelope bids for Engineer's Supplies" win Be
tacsurers only) until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, FEE
kUARY FIdHTEENTH. 1885, for the following
days from date Of award. In the Washington. ID. e,
Navy Yard. free Of expense TO the government, and
subject to the usual conditions and Inspections viz:
bureau OF STEAM ENGINEERING
Requsition No. 2o-Coal, Wood, Tall0w. sand ara
Cuttings. Each item will be awarded separstey
Blank forms for proposals, and schedules for the
this oce, and all necessary Information Is the Navy
Yard Two Responsible saretse are required for the
sad the ccmpstency Of the gnsra1son ce!tiaed .
II reserved reject any Of I'll bids that may not Be
deemed advantageous 70 the Government, and 70
ja32iawzw TIL. u,oKER. Pay Discsor. uAN.
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FTlHE CELLULOTD TRUSS
Il That never breaks, never wears out always dean
aud con he worn while bathing, 81 -
628 7th street northwest
Mrs.. FISHER dsvotes her aftenfiOn 70 the wssst o
Lady Patrons MI
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VXTANTED-A PLEASANT. w ELI-FUENISHrD
w rOOm or two rooms with all convenences, for
single gentleman. without board, convenient to the
Treasury building state lowest price and partEu-
lars. References If required. Address N p. G.. star
Office. It's
"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find 1t greatly to their
advantage to register same, with Iull particulars
the directory for renting rooms, St Cloud Building,
corner 9th and sts. Room IA. Office open daily from
III. to pm. ROBERT Il. KINSELI. ts}-;;ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VTANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A
w small House I'm desirable location; north of
Pei In ave: must be bargain. Address stating price
and full particulars, Lock Box 10 Georgetown d. &.
ie .3t*
w ANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE WITH ABOUT
w il rOOnis, in the northwest Of modern
Improvement none but owners apply. Address Box
49, star Office. fe:,-;5ts
VIZ ANTED-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF Gus
w toners for improved property, located between
and q and west of Sth st. NV. Owners OF such PROF.
erty will do well by calling imiIne diateIy on EA r.
STOW 4 PALM Err, 6I5 Ilh St NV. i.2t- III
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GGG ILL 90 EER sssS - -

One case of English Walking Gloves, just opened
deserve particular mention, They Undressed Kid,
buttons New shades Of Tan. The backs are heavily
embroidered In various shades Of silk. The gloves
very popular the other side OF the wateE' and.
The Palas Royal is the first house to show them In
Washington, we trust ladies will, 1t least inspect
them. We bought them to sell for 81 25, but during
the special sale they will be offered for 99c, and
this is cost price, only pair will be sold to q
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The PALA1s ROYAL, having Just received new
lot of Undressed Kid Gloves. in the various new
shades Of 'ran" will offer the same at special prices
during the special sale.
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FINANCIAL.

Pnrscs & WHrrrnr.
STOCK BROKERS'
e ~ nHTsSss S ssy,no New YORK
$50 18th street SCorcoran Budingl, washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENERAL HARTNERs.
JAMES WHITELY. H. CRUGER OAKLBL
MAYNARD C. EYRE
HENRY II. DoDGE, Washington, C.
WILILAK r. TRAvERs, Special Partner.
Buy and sell OF commission all classes OF Railway
Securities
H b. DODGE. Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information ~
garding the markets received through our wires In
SANITY, direct from the New York stock Exchange
4 II orders executed and reported promptly. vel
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT - HANDSOMELY FITTED UP
- Office, ground floor; 1924 T st. Inquire of q.
WAGN Err, on premises. film
NOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, EN-
IL SUITE lst and Sd floors, 1407 st r.w reasonable
terms. Apply to JNO. SHERMAN & co. f:}-3r
NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BANK OR BRO
Ker's office ,0n 10th st., opposite the Treasury.
Apply at I1S 10th st. jail
NOR RENT - THREE DESIRABLE OFFICE
Rooms, in building 63T F St NV, north side, adj
joining It'll ST.; newly papered and panted. ApDiy to
FRANK II. BURNS. 1ll5 Pennsylvania ave ia 81
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No less than seven cases Of Undressed Kid Nous
quetare Gloves were opened but a few days since We
assured patrons will be as delighted with the
fit and finish of these Gloves we were testing
them. the colors comprise all the new shades of
light and dark Tans Have pair tried and ad-
mre the 1T
Buttons...... g, IL, 10, 20.
T,r;oo, q Co o. no q sn ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


MISUNDERSTANDING GAS STOCK. WILL
w pay $4,000 cash for $50 shares. Address BUSI-
N IS. Star Office. Its
WY ANTED-IO PURCHASE-A CIGAR STORE
w cen tray located and doing good bus tness Ad-
dress ARONLD, star office fo-3ts
VXTANTED-COMMISSi ONER OF DEEDS FOR
w every State and Territory. y otary and L. >.
Commissioners JOHN h. BkALi. I4lO ST. A. w
In Office from a. IN. to p IN. Telephone 3I4-2 is
VIZ ANTED-VOLUMES 4 AND |, OF THE IN
erals office. Address WILLIAM j. DANlEI.sON,
Providence. r. l. I3-Gt
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To EXCHANGE
w their old stoves for the Market Exchange
Range ct BUTLER ;. 931 5th IT., Hear X St New
Old stoves Smoky chmneys cured pay. Old
stoves bought and Tor sale cheap. I3-lm*
wv ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT SHALL
ave. n.y.. February .. 1856. Ii. A. sELilsON,
wholesale Wine and Liquor Dealer. f3
wv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR THE FINEST
w Roll BEtterine at Zoe per pound; also choice
Creamery, Az N Y. Butter, 30, ut WIXOM'S, 436
9th 81. NV. FILM
wv ANTED-BANkERS BROKERS, BUSINESS
w and Transient people can have tclegraphed ad-
refreshments TO the New York Philadelphia Boston,
St Louis Chicago and other Iedl. appear next
morning. Apply to y. DUMONT, Authorized Agent.
1881 st. NV, Room a. ja3U-1m
WANTED : NEWLY OPENED = THE LIE
w Droit Park Ladies' and Gerts Restaurant 2Oi4
9Th st. NV. Oysters In all styles. Families supplied
BY quart or gallon We also have hand fine as
sortment OF CONNECTIONS and Table Desserts. Give
Gail. ja1S-:im+
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F NITURE
Household Furniture for which the highest price
will be paid. Address II. BAUM, $50 7tl se25
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-STORE 3l2 9TH ST. NV: CEN
II trail location. adjacent to Pennsylvania ave. A
good usness stand. Possession Immediately.
fo-3t THOS. E. WAGG;AMAN, Sl7 + ST, NV
TOR RENr-STORE ROOM, ITO E ST.: CAN
- get possession Immediately. A. T. HILL d CO.,
1853 K st. film
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THE TRADES.

WTEIDMAN & WARN IcSON,
w Book-binders Paper-rulers and Blank
Book Manufacturer
Oc13 400 and Az lth 81 NV.
~ IBSON BROTHERS. ..t..
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRI.yTFRa
l23S Pennsylvania avenue. Washington ID q
81 Fine Printing q specially mIo
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OENTS'
ENGLISH wAUKEN SHOES $3.50
IN Balls, BUTTON AND CONGRESS
THE ABOVE GOODS ARE WARRANTED TO BE
SOLID AND OF GOOD CALFSKIN.
A. +. MORAN,
fo-6t 1922 18th st northwest
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

fe3 l112 Est NV
GREAT REDUCTION IN UNDERwEAR-RED
VI Flannel tour own make reduced -, per suit
TO $500 Extra Heavy imedica ed Red Flannel suits
reduced from $3.50 To $500. Extra Heavy (medi-
Gated Fed Flannel suits reduced from "a 10 So IS
Extra Heavy tnedcatedD Red Flannel suits reduced
from 80 To 500. Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel
Drawers reduced from 30 s5 cts. Heavy Merino
Cnoershrts reduced from 90 TO 40 our 5o-cent
Wooden Socks reduced to 81 II. cts six Finest Dress
shirts made 70 order) 80. Perfect fit guaranteed
the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
ja2S lOO2 STREET NORTH EST
IIEAVY WOOL UNDERWEAR
III FOR GENTLEMEN.
AT DOUGLAS, Ninth Street
Heavy Meriao Vests and Drawers, 30, IS and 81.
Heavy all wool Vest and Drawers, at 81 30 S. tSc
Scarlet all wool Vest and Drawers 81 80 So and
$3.50.
Cartwright and Warmers" ''Star'' american Hoe
iery Co." and Norfolk and New brunswick"
Underwear for Gentlemen.
Heavy Canton FLANNEL Drawers at so, IS aud 81
Six tine dress Shirts ~ order -, $1,000, xI2 and
Sl3.5u
DOUGLAS.
oc29 522-524-526 Ninth Street
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IN nnn TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
1OsOOO for sale. comprising every desirable
variety. at the very lowest prices Kindling and
Stove Wood prepared in the best manner. Quick and
prompt delivery. Send In your orders
Office, lila Pennsylvania avenue.
Branch Offices, 32S Pennsylvania avenue and Goth
and X streets northwest
Depot and Wharf, 9th and Water streets southwest.
ja2S-3m q. l. SHERIFF..
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WASHINGTON, D G., FRIDAY FEBRUARY s.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-712 ST. NV, ELEvEN-ROON
II Brick House; all modern Improvements. Apply
at S11 9TH ST. fc3t
ENOR RENT-1606 18th ST. NV EIGHT
II rooms and modern Improvements; rent, SlS per
month g. c. PAYNE & Co, 6l3 18th ST fo,3is
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED, 1915 18th st. three
IL stories IL rooms; heated with furnace ana open
CRATES nicely furnished and viii be nie very cheap
PARKER & TOWNSEND, 14lS St NV 1851
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PERSONAL.

MRS ]. II. TRUmr, of Little Roc
visiting Mrs. e. J. Becktel, at No. p
Madison street.
Col. A. ]. MARTIN, of this city,
turned home yesterday from visit
his plantation in Mississippi.
s. r. MONTGOMERY and his love
bride have returned and are at prese
quartered at the Gayoso Hotel.
MRs. HARTwIa Mos and childr
are visiting her parents, MIR. and M
Rose, at No. 140 Alabama street M
Moss is accompanied by Miss BE
Wise, Of Waterproof, La.
The monthly meeting Of the Boe
Of Managers of the Women's /
change will be held at the Cumb
land Presbyterian Church tomorr'
friday morning at 10 o'clock.
In a letter received by Sol Colem'
the King Of al chewing gums, a lei
ing millionaire grocery firm q Ono
natl writes: 1--WE look upon you
one Of the most successful men Of yc
liue, a iirst-claas adver iser, aud "
newspaper articles which you send
marked every week are OF consld
able inter- st.
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srtsaiaafppt and Tennessee. Trains
nova a. follows: New Orleans mail arrives
daily a. 9:25 am; leaves daily ~ o'oo p'm'
newport Nows and mississiPpi val
ey.-Trains move as touoTS1, fsst Inc
,eavss Al 80 pm. Fast line arrives at $50
- m ST. Louis fast line arrives ut viOo am
s.n.tsvflIe and Nashville - Trains
,,ovs a. follows: Past mail arrived, daily ..
BIS q. m. leaves at 1O;l0 PM; man IN leaves
SSse1nTynrilIc sccommo datiom leaves daily
s.ceut sunday, at 5 100 pm; arrives aaiiy'
.xcsnt Sunday, at 80 a. m. standard ume).
Mrmphis ana Little ROck.-,Irains
nova ~ follows central standard umel
10. Leaves daily at 4;Y p;m'i srr, sr.ivss
IA, am. No. s (freight) leaves Hopeheld
daily lsIoept Sunday at 600. a'm'' "''''
at ~ Pa c:vte-tKansas City, spring;
.or1 and Memphis)- Trains leave.M. and
= dspot AZ follows; No. 4, Kansas Clty OK
nress' leaves 1t 1873 am; No. o. hensss
Ety express, arrives at go pm. 70: 4,
Kansas city mail. leaves ate'Sc R'm. NI No'
RHnsas Gity anal Snd cSiosso express leaves At
e,ta n M; Ne l, st. Louis and Ohieago OK
g DSess, arrives at S:S am. In ehect sunday
Kprii IS, 1885.
Memphis and Charleston = Trainl
move as follows; Ihrough express nss iesve,
Ssiiy AZ 10 100 a. M. Somerville aocommqdSs
usU isaves daiI1, except Sunday, NJ 5;S
uTn Throush efpross arrives daily az ~ y; II
M Mail andsexpress arrives daily az NV
nm. SomeHine accommodatlon ~riF0
daily, except Sunday, at !; 80 Am
Mau,n,sss. Birmingbam and Allan
,s%UoiIv. Bprings Routo-Traine move 2
taiIowS.sNo. i Leaves Memphis daily at S;'
n anriyes at Holly Springs at 1913 pm
To- hicavos Holly SPRING, daily a. II,
ss.1ss Mnmphie daily at 7;15 I'M, arrive
~ Toiiy Springs at Has pm; No. leav'
H6iy Springs daily at 2;1b aims arrives
Wnmphis at AS am.
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LOCALNOTICES.

DR.. @. D. SMITH, Veterinary Sur
geon, No. 81 Monroe street.
p. NJ. STANLEY, funeral director and
emba!mer, So Madison street.
DIR. s. ]. BELL, veterinary surgeon,
No. 37S Main street, at Edwards's
stable.
VAN VLRET 4 Co. and Wilkerson &
Co. are agents for Yellowstone Kits
medicines.
CLEAR WATER hot and cold baths,
zoe, at the Turkish Bathhouse, No.
222 Second street, near Adams.
THE Williamson Corset agent, at No.
245 Second street, has returned and is
prepared to wait on her customers.
Miss LRwELLYN will take pupils in
;, ,locution during the summer-Del-
iitarte method. Call at No. SO Adams
rect.
We G. w. MILLER & Co., Patent Asbestos
seire Proof Roofers. For durability,
ualed by none. Used on wood,
Iro, iron, felt and gravel roofs. Do
Mr. Olson street.
Mrs,an Herbal Chill Cure, the best
Bellac and snti-periodio known. A certain
sure cure for ohille. Price VI per bot
Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
oard 9, gixen;, Address John u Hueksr'
IL. hberg, Va.
,h.r. eCsTunA BlTRxRs 10 known ~ tina
.sow regulator Of the digestive organa
" yer the world. Have 1t in your
- Aek your grocer or druggiet
man ; genuine article, manufactured
eau j. G. b. Sieeelt & Sons.
~, ro 90 Wrestling diseases OF infants and
voHr Tn are by no means confined to
-, 49, aaflicient supply of food. The
y. youi % is that the food is injudicious-
ider. yed, and the limited digestive
WV po The child is unable to as
SIN it. Mellin's food, when pre-
parCording to the directions,
Sc lot, best substitute for mothers
ih'l has ever been pro luced.
W, dysentery and diarrhel
Coui the summer imprudence in
via nut Infection aud sudden
louis uueO' perspiration cause these
and COMP On the first symptoms
p m. 'ake five Brsndreth Pills and
,lven uIinA fully Of hot water, ard
ouls. you az II you wish to render
Y in me D fortress against disease,
lison tsNe oiiwo Brandreth Pills every
h f days, and thus remove
A. lIom 'wels all irritating sub
rus' stance 'riiy the blood. J
with HAY type Of catsrrh hav.
ibg pecumptoms. Tits attended
oy an lnl condition Of the lining
mem , pra' the nos rils, tear-ductS
ane Sulo citing the lungs. An
gen sollu mus ecreied, the discharge
rests Is accoHTp l q burning sensa-
uoh' re severe spasms oil
sueeHlu x, ut attacks OF headache,
y y ~" WTatery psfamed eyes. Ely'f
C'eam psi remedy that can be
,rss'N Stpen9eu 80 cts at druggists
oy mai, resl 60 cts. Ely b 9th
Il at eis' u'ues.sgego, N. Y.
Tnlr -
HAVE YOU .s,o r..,
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average msi nifty will be not lees than
1000.
The watermelon market is begin
ming TO boom.
Tho peach crop in this vicinity
has been q failure.
The soda fount tenders wore q
lenguid air yesterday.
N. L. Isom and Bette Howell
were licensed TO marry yesterday.
The police have not yet discovered
any trace of the fiendish murderers OF
Paul and Rosa Justi.
Light fires were comfortable yes
rdsy. The air was raw and damp
firing the entire day.
Two or three Ger lca]s Of g-ari'e
bcks, 10 be ussd in having, are piled
oEhiTd street near Union.
=. The work of protecting the South
Mephis river front is progressing
rapy. There is no lack o. labor or
install.
y ops on the line Of the Lift Q
!. Rochllroad are reported TO be finer
i than ley have been in years. The
. faimel re iubilaDt.
% JUICE Fleming held an inquest
H. yesterC at No. 1874 Gayoso street,
ass upon tlbody of an unknown white
- man, suossd to be from Eddyville,
.. KY.
y The ;tention OF the police is
}. called toe practice many black.
rs smiths hsof leaving broken vehicles
y; on the cstones in front Of their
a., a. shops at nj.
Id -Washion dispatches announce
'' the appellant of Thomas B. Yam.
e cey, Somtlle dentist, TO be United
nd States Mars for this district. Mr..
, ,s Yancey is Sen OF in the hlghes.
3, terms by thoyho know him.
H. The NeTemphis Theater will
at open the iM pat Of September
ox- Mr.. Joseph bss will be the man
=" eyer, and ~ is )bable that the old
ms force, Mr. IRA Gray, manager, and
yes Mr.. A. r H. VI, treasurer, will be
YES retained.
$3.50 The name eubrie's" is to be
,;S droppei at the Inning OF next sea-
l,S son, and the ihr is to he known
an the new melis." The APPEAL
nm. has always conId that Il was in
Q as bad taste in the bries TO use the
S;Ao Theater as an adVipg scheme.
8 100 IS. b. Holder Burrsville. So.
iy o. bastian county. A,rites TO ask in
ayes formation oil his Per, William ],
Dc NJ Holder, VINO pecan insane on &C.
count OF brain ieveil broke away
from confinement ito He Ia six
feet high. has light ewes. slender
- built, and served un General Les.
ora, The following reof building
-. operations Is oonden from AN ex.
gnu cellent but very ela,e enc fur.
inns, nished by the SecIeta the Mem
htly phis Builders and TTatExcbange A.:
For six monthe, 1887 buildings
l49, repairs, etc., vi repairs
amounted to s83,082. months,
nth 1885, new buildings l7s,airs. etc.
1896, $50; repairs amou to $ll5,
o,.ed 1913.
Chilly III -hne , iuhe nsor " I va Julius
noon, was one Of the largeIch has
oueu been seen IN mehphie years
indS, Hundreds OF carriaees ,SSuggies
joined In the PROCESSION, mpsssed
through the principal Str on its
~ way to the cemetery; teased
''ns was member Oh the hnns.enPyth.
sta iae,. Roland Lougs no 20 Hilltr
Lodge No. 140, |. o. q. f. Ger
man Lodge X OF H.; thman
49, Bruder Buud, the German uer.
'tnSE the German Turner Society, ky,
- Scott Lodge No. $50, II q A. !
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THE WEATHER.

wAsmSoroS, August 8, 1885, lam
Indications: For Tennessee, local
rains, followed by fair weather; slight
" warmer. Fer Arkansas, local rains,
followed by fair weather: slightly
warmer,
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The excursion tram f)r Chicago via
the Kansas G ty road and st Louis
will leave from the Mtsisslppi ana
Tennessee depot p omptly at q p m.
tomorrow. Passengers will he gwen
Of stopping of at st. Louis.
Penny OF room for all, come early tSF
tjckets and beiths at 81 Madison
street,
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Peabody Hotel stand,
GayOgO Hotel Stand.

Cigar Palace, $40 Main Str
Headquarters for Horace Il. XIV
Cos fiue Key West cigars. The,
supplied at New York prices. I
by the box a specially.
I. sAMELsoN & Co,
SoIa "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-05

HAVE you indigestion? Cure i at
once with Sol Coloman's Ko-Ko Tulu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-05

Just received lot Of frat class, gem
de, well broke ponies, at Forests
stable, 81 aud 80 Monroe street.
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Indications.

For Mississippi. Fair sOedther; south
rSy v;nds; stationary temperature.
For Arkansas: Local rains, followed
by far heather; eusterly wind'; slightly
warmer.
For Tennessee; Local rams, followed
M fa;r ueather; light, variable '0iHdS,
generally sotltherly; slightly 'carmer.
For West Virpinid and Kentucky FAIR,
ea,1.~ ,peather, JoliosOsd by local rains
variable winds, generally so'aherly; sta
N0nGry temperature.
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Fine Watch repairing al MuliOrd's.
Gentle Ponies,

HAVE you dyspepsia Curs it with
Sol Ooleman's Ko.Ko Tulu.
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CONNECTIONS.
A-With all lines entering memphis.
swim NJ. IN, W. r. r. for Helena: ali
For Greenville and huntington ana al
with v. a M, and ", s. a P, Railroads;
with NJ, J. &c. Il. K. for aatehe' ana
Jackson.
For Points on tho Branch;
A-With steamers for bayou osrh. a.. PIo,,dA.
H-With railroads diverEinE Tor floriuA'
Texas and Cosgtlpoinn. ,au
las. M. EDW ARDS. V. p. aDdd NJ
KNAPP. q. Z. A.
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Solid SIVerWare al MuliOrCa'N

Go tO Rutlcdgc - kiaWOmaratuo f0p
y0nr Plum blink ANA Gns-EtttinH
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In tho Cotton Region.

SIaNAL bkKvICR, U. S.ARMY, [
August 4, 1886 % pm. !
Division Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce and agricul-
ture. Cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-iour hours ending August 4th,
nj q ninlnnk nm.
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(which route are you going TO CHI
oapo The 9th OF AugustT
"Why, by the Louisville and Nash
vile. OF course"
"Why P' ~
"Bseause it is the best line, aud
makes faster time than any other
lins.,' Fare for rouud trip, IS.
Look at thu schedule aud compare
IL with that Of ether lines. .iuAE
Leave Memphis l0u0 q M, arrive
Chicago 1855 am. next day Re
turninq. leave Chicago S:45 pm, sr-
rive a Msmphisnt next sierhoon.
Go to Ii KIT office, PSF Main street.
and eecure b ribs IN sleeper
a 100000 n i. a H nEnln -
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Read what The People Say.

Get NntIesIge a G.HEOmarsino TO DO
n tur Plumbing.
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A General Clearing Sale

We intend to sell all our present stock be-
fore our Fall Goods arrive. Now is the
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you 10 stock up now with the Suits and Pants
you may not need until the fall. Fall will
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will be lucky Investment.
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Suits, and Odd Goats and Vests, at remarks
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Baseball sodaY.

The fruit stands are all well
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Misfit Clothing ParlOrs,
262 Second Street,

Opposite Court Square, Memphis.
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urdays. until IL.
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HAVE y91S appatiie? Increase
III WIN eoI y 's K2-Ko Tulu.
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TING. Bar. TIER. WIND. " 'tnsE
700 am. S0 OPS $50 N n. 1t rain
II 100 a. m. lg0 O3D CO N Il. 1t rain
500 pm. 80 007 $50 NE. ~ rain
700 D. m. I29. 9S8 90 0 l.. CLOUDY
1000 pm. I3O005 600 ! NE, CLOUDY
Maximum temperature, rs.
Minimum temperature, "a.
ozone, II M, 3.
Rainfall, 0.22.
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meteorological Report.
MEAPHra. Tenn, August I. 1885.
TING. Baf. Iher. WIND. W 'tnss
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