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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
The Mngisfrnfcs.

Squire Barry yesterday afternoon issued
warrant for the arrest oi Tom Jones (col-
rrcdl on two charges and as
sault and battery The victim OF Jones
brutality is young white man named G.
T. Collier, the driver Of milk wagon.
Collier lives out on Brccdloye avenue, be-
tween the old and new Raleigh Dads, and
while lac was loading the milk cans in his
wagon nj the dairy Jones passed along
Several oi the cans being too heavy for
young Collier toliit, he requested the negro
a. help him, and was met with the gruil
reply: go 10 h-ll.n Like curses passed
between the two, when Collier struck
Jones, who resisted by kicking his as.
eailant in the abdomen and forcing him
ba.k several feet. Jones then snatchCd
M u Ratchet, and az he rushed at Collier
was clcnched tightly around the neck and
thus prevented from using the weapon,
hut instead seized his victim by the chin
with his teeth, decorating the flesh Sc.
ycrcly. party passing 10y separated
them. aud Collier had his wound dressed,
and came 20 the city and procured the
warrants Of arrest
Night before last o. W. Ward, a colopd
runian, who thought to take the law in his
own hands. went TO the house Of Amanda
Clark, la Fort Pickering. with whom lac
had formerly boarded, and because she
would not admit him 10 get some clothing
he had left there, burst in the door oI
the woman's room and assaulted her.
After he had knocked her down he gath
cred up his effects and went away. Yes
terlay tho woman appeared before Squire
llurley antswoc out two warrants ioI
his arrest, changing him with housc-brcak
ing and assault and battery.
sam Allen and Burt johnson, both col
orcd. recovered judgments In replcvin be-
fore Squire Powell Yesterday against Pawn
brokers Back and GOtheld, for property
stolen from them and purchased by the
pawnbrokcr. Aliens suit was for 4 gold
watch and chain, and Johnson's for 1
couple Of suits Of clothes, silver watch
and chain.
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CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE YESTER'
DAY BY ORDER OF CHANCERY.
A Light Docket of Misdemeanor Cases
Handled by Judge DuBose-The Mag
istrates Dispose OF offenses Which
Develop Little OF Interest.

At the chancery court the following
sales were made by Clerk and Master
Bradley yesterday:
Part block 8, Calhoun street, 25Xl3O
feet, to Mrs. Hannah Gray for $i3l.
Part country lot 492, north side Union
street, 33lxl56 feet, to John Donnelly, for
$500.
Part country lot 400, north side Union
street, 50xS4 feet, to John Donnelly for
$2,2l0.
Part of lot 1903, east side Second street,
24x2is feet, to 6, +. Monsarat for s., COO.
Lot 42S, west side Chckasaw street,
374xl4S feet, to John Bruman for 500
Lot 429, 37!xliS feet, Chickasaw street,
10 +. Volncr for $3.50.
Lot 430, 37IxliS feet, Chickasaw street,
TO =. Corney for $500
Lot 43l, 37lxl4s feet, Chickasaw street,
10 L. Corney for $40.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Da. 4. V. WARn, Of Rossyillc, Tenn,
WIS in the city yesterday.
Mn. n. s. CArrRs, criminal court clerk,
will leave this evening for Nashville on an
official business trip.
Mr.. FHlNg Wall, an extensive stock
raiser u Marshall county, Miss, accom-
panied by his wife, Is in the city.
TnE wife OF Mr.. Chas llcth, passenger
agent Of the Memphis * little Rock road,
Is seriously III at her home, No II Fnyscr
street.
INVITATIONS are out 81 n card party ~
the residence u Mr.. Jack Doyle, on Madi-
son avenue. next Thursday evening. com.
plimentary TO Miss Doyle and Miss Jones,
OF Georgia.
Many GunnrAru, the eldest son Of
the wcll.known cotton factor, has joined
hands with Jas. Jay Smith in the real O..
tate business. THE ArrEAL predicts great
success for this wcll.known and popular
couple.
VisToRs on change yesterday: r. J.
Barber. Miss Lucy Barber, Mrs. G.. Rcckc
Mis- VI. Rcoko and Miss Carrie Recke
Paducah, XVI Miss Nellie Ferguson and
Miss Maggie Ferguson. city, Miss BETH,
Grum, fayette Corner, Tenn; II. w
lIarlaway, Michigan City, Miss. &. VI
Hunt, Lexington, XVI 7. c. Fisk, Chi
cago, Ill.
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AIirr An a srmInnr,.
Naphiha Explosion.

Biycu,NroS, n. V, Jan. ~. \ naph.
tina ear on the Eric railroad sprung leak
this morning and the oil escaped into tho
sewer. Several explosions along the linc
IT the sewer have been reported, and
three men have bccn seriously burned.
The nnphtha in the sewer IL burning iieIco-
~ and the whole fire department hR been
called out. All the buildings connccted
with the Stats sipct sewer an ilil'd with
the odor Of the naphiha aud great excite
mcnt prevails
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III. Snsn,iIic a Hnox,ilie road.

Special Digpairh ~ The Appeal
Lrn,NoX. Tenn, Jan. 2s.--Thrce car
loads Of steel rails ior the Nashville 4
Knoxville railroad were received here to.
day. The company reports tina, about ono
mile out ul Lebanon Is now rcady for the
rail. and ~ soon NJ three cuts not iar nom
lebanon can be disposed OF the tmck
can be- laid ~ Ear rs WaicrlOwn. con.
anclion engine has been ordered, md
WORK u laying the track VIII commence
az soon 10 Il ariyea
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HIrc M Inn sInIrc.

Eau CLNRE, Wis, Jan. -. The Chap
pcli block wns partially destroyed by iirc
this morning. The damage TO the building
II $4,000, with insurance oi S5,iOl. Tho
stock oi kcplcr & Co.. dry gools, was
damaged $50. 900. fully insured Tie Ma
sonic fraternity lu.c on furniture 5000,
partly insured; G.. W. Chappcll, l"wcl"r.
damage $4,000, insured. Peter Darwin,
conicclioncr, damage $1,000 insured.
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New Orleans Races.

INV OmrAv-, Ia, Jan. ~. The ,lth-
81 today was iuc aud the tack last.
Fist Race Selling four iurlong-. Start.
en- Full Sail. Clam G, Paranini, Gray
Fox and Rufinni. Full Sail won by q
length. Gry Fox second, dead heat for
thid place. 1imc-0j2.
Second Race - Selling five imlong-
Starters Princess; Claude Brannon, Little
Trumpet, Mike whiting, Archbishop,
Mordauni, Trouble aud Avery. Trouble
won bv q length, Avery second Princess
third. Time 1900.
Third Race six iurlong, handicap
Starters Forest King. Bob Thomas, Duhmc,
Head lad, Trance, Black knight and
Fc,ius. Black knight Won by ,wo lengths,
Head Lad second, Trance third. Time
1.2i.
Fourth Race Six iurlongs. handicap.
Starters Little Wall, Jennie Mcfarland,
Wundcroo. n. Valentine, Ptobus, John
Brown. Eternity, Frank Clapp and Sam
Wharton. iollio Wall won 10y a length,
Eternity second, PUbus third. Time
Ituul
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Passenger Answered by Mr.. Nc
Donald.


Donald.
To the Editor Of the Appeal
VIII you permit me 10 make correction
TO the statements in the communication
signed "a Passenger" in your issue Of the
9th inst. The plain facts OF my CON
nection with the dispute were simply
lhcse: As | was passing the parties on
my way to my train the hackman ap-
pealcd to me TO state the legal charge, and
| replied that il was 80 cents, and referred
the party to the card posted in the hack.
The oaths spoken of us coming from me
existed only in the imagination of the az
grieved Passenger" or possibly may have
been the echoes OF his own lurid protests
His statement about riding 10 hotels with
me seems TO bc an effort To give himself
respcctability by claiming to travel in good
company. The simple iact is ! do not 90
from my train TO the hotels, but 10 my
home, and have not ridden in hack cN-
ccpt 10 funerals in six years. Should not
the "Noicc of the People" have been
signed Joseph Mulhattan2" lour'
respectfully, III. MCDoSALD.
January 20, 1883.
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Armstrong furni,ure Company.

The celebrated Armstrong Furniture
company, Of Evansville, Ind, keep very
large stock Of attractive goods at their
branch house, In the Ayers Block, ON Sec
ond street, opposite Court square. Their
warc-rooms are filled with an endless
number of articles known 10 the trade and
including the best varieties Of parlor, bed
room and diningroO sets, an assortment
worthy Of general attention, and which
will be- offered ut remarkably low prices,
which will suit the purses OF all classes Of
people. In the line oi general furniture
goods there arc lounges, easy chain, rock.
ing chairs and childpn's furniture.
llousekocpcn should call at this housc,
take look at the stock, price the goods
aud make their purchases.
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Ladies' ana CbiIdren's Underwear.
Plain and Fancy white Dress Goods.
Hamburg Embroideries aud TIouncing,

NOTE Every article in these three
departments is new, never shown before
in Memphis. The muslin underwear is
manufactured expressly for us in New
York, We supply all the material. Every
garment, the chemise for instance at pc,
is cut, scwcd and finished rs well as the
more expensive goods.
The White Dress Goods are all ncw-no
piece has ever been shown in Memphis,
We know it's early, but ladies can buy
now and have them made up ut their CON
vcniencc. The White Goods were closed
out by our Mr.. j. $. Mcnken in New
York early in this month. An importer
and iobber, who hadto move from the sea.
board on account of his health, closed
them ont at loss. We and you, dear
readers, are the benciiciaros. We make
q fair division and offer them tomorrow nj
very slight advance ON cost. Read the
prices.
The Hamburg Embroiderics are made
on selected cloth, imported by ourselves
from st. Gall, Switzerland and include
many reserve patterns We have an cnor-
nous stock and we shall endcavor to make
this department pay by turning the min
bic penny" Among this lot are all-ovcrs
ilouncings and edgings; also colored EN-
broidcrics in new and novel designs.
SPECIAL; The prices on articles
advertised today will be maintained unit
all are sold.
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CORA LEE ACQUITTED.
In tho Face Of All tho Evidence She r.
Scott Frco.

Scott Proc.
srniSGrlrLD. Mo. Jan. Is The trial of
Com lee ior the murlorin the flint dcgreco
OF Sarah Graham, terminated this after.
noon about o II o'clock Ia ,ctdict Oi &C.
quiital by the jury, after u dclihcr',ion OF
only about seven minutes. Tears rolh'l
down the cheeks II both Con l"c and
Mn. Molloy ~ they received thc Cougrat-
ulniions oi their friends. The verdict wai
not unexpected, owing 10 lhc mystery sur
rounding the murder, aud the cuniradic'
tory aud unsatisfactory evidence. q. H..
Traverse spoke Tor the dcicnsc this morn
Inc aud County Attorney Patterson closed
thc cu.c ior the State this afternoon.
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HE WAS ONLY A PATIENT.
Further Evidence That DR.. e. F. Miles
iB Unbalanced.

Further Evidence That DR.. e. +. Miles
10 Unbalanced.
A letter from the Rov. Father Klein,
who has charge OF 81. Mnry's Cottage hos
pital, says that the statement by the
Rev. L. +. Miles, the mysteriously mis-
sing minister from New York, that lac was
the physician in charge Of that insti-
tuition WIS and is wholly untrue, hut that
the unfortunate ex-divine was simply a
patient there for treatment. II will bc rc-
membcrcd that TnE APPEAL reporter
pointedly asked the Rev. Miles several
questions ~ Ia his official connection with
the hospital, and was answered that hc
was the physician in charge. The fact Is,
a wcll-known Memphis physician occupies
that office.
" You wish Ia increase your business,
advertise in the Memphis Catholic Journal.
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Criminal Court.
IS transacted Yesterday:

Business transacted yesterday
VIM. Foster assault TO commit MURDER;
jury and verdict guilty and sentenced to
five years imprisonment in tho peniten'
tary.
Several keepers Of eaming-houses were
fined $40 each, the thirty days imprison-
-snent being suspended during good be-
havior.
Thirteen keepers Of bagnios were fined
$40 each.
Several retailers OF liquors without IL
ccnse were fined SO each.
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o will buy IIamburgs ! inches wide.
b. will buy llamburg inches wide.
7lc will buy llamburgs 4 inches wide.
l0c will buy llamburgs inches wide.
lie will buy cmbfoidcrics that you
would consider cheap at 30c. They arr q
inches wide.
The To-, DC and &c lots arc marycls II
beauty and chcapnc~s, but II you rnlly
want 10 he really taken by storm just look
ut lot Of 200 pieces at SOC, actually halt
ward wide.
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lIChemiscs. plain and trimmed band. goo

ltChemises, plain and trimmed band, good
stout domestic, nj pc.
Corded band chcmiscs Cheap at 50cl at
32c.
Square neck chemises worth 75c) NJ l7c,
Domestic chemises with tucks and en-
broidery at soc.
Cheniiscs Of fine domestic trimmed in
tucks and inserting at Soc, good value ut
Soc.
Square neck lace chemisc, solid lace
bosom, at Gjc.
Special new styles chcmiscs at 65c, Zoe,
Soc and Sl.OO, which all should sec.
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County Registers Office.

Real estate transfers filed yesterday:
Richard Kcttlowcll 10 William Kettle
well, east one-hali Of lot J., Mosby subdi-
vision, south side Of Robson street, COX
1881 feet, for 5000.
The charter OF the Tennessee Brick and
Manufacturing company was registered.
The incorporation aro VI. Burke, I. IL.
Milburn, Fred u. Jones, J. W. jefferson,
II. Galloway, G. W. Edwards and James
Edwards. Purpose indicated by name.
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auarL.a by Apache indians.

WAIuSorov, Jan. 2s. 3D. The United
States consul NJ Guaymas, Mexico, Inc In
formed the State department tlEt four
American pruspcclon In the district 81
Moutczuma, Ia the Sierra Madrc noun.
tnins. were attacked on ~ about the 18th
ult., by a band oi Apache Indians, aud
that two u the Americans, !. Ollcr aud ).
w. Jacobs. were killed. The other two
eaapcd without injury The attacking
party consisted oi four Indians and a
While man Tho troops u that section
started IN pursuit Immediately on receipt
OF this information but did not MI "
capture any Of the Indians.
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THE VENDETTA.
The Hntneid-McCoy Fcud SIN In Prog
ross Measures OF Protection.

The Hatfield Mccoy Fcud stili Ina Prog
ross Measures OF Protection.
Cm,RLproS, W. Va, Jan. 2s-Thc
vendetta between the McCoys andllaihclls
las grown To such great proportions that
Il has been found necessary lor tie officials
Of Logan county TO call upon Gov. Wilson,
OF this STATE, for all to suppress the par-
Ties engaged In this local warfare. Tho
trouble originated Just after the close Of
the rebellion and hus been kept zap at in
tcrynls ever since. Il was believed az one
time that peace hal been dcclapd, but
hustilitics renewed month ago, since
which time a number II persons VI each
party have been killed, aud there does not
seem 10 loo any prospects Of peace. In
orlcr IN protect the good people ~ the
county aud Ia stop this lcud, two mc~-en.
grn reached here today from Logan
county 10 see Guv Wilson nnd ark for aid
to rpcl the invasion Of the Kentucky lies
pcrAoos into that county. They had q
conference with the governor today and
| gave him detailed statement Oi tho situa-
ton oi afInin In that county They wprc-
sent that thcrc are no hopes Ol the civil
officers NJ logan county being able t0 CON
troll thcsc fierce men, and they desire aid
from the State. The Pike county lky.l
gang IL reported Ia be- increasing, and the
lives Of several OF the citizens ol Logan
county Nv. Val are threatened. Gov.
Wilson has the matter under adyiscmcnt.
While Ice still hopes that order may bc r.
stored without cspring to extraordinary
means, be- ~ determined Ia employ prompt
aud adequate measures Ia maintain tbt
| honor of this State. Several militia com.
pancs NJ the State have pfoilcrcd their
services 10 all In suppressing the troubles.
II b. feared that the affair Nill not h. vt
tied for great while.
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RAILROAD tickets 10 New Orleans, Vicks.
burg, Jacksonville, Fla; Cincinnati and
other points, ut greatly reduced prices, at
/. Samclson & Co.'S, reliable ticket brok-
ora, No. so Main street.
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MEMPHIS WANTS THAT BRIDGE.

Another Plain and Impressive Docu-
ment Forwarded to Senator Harris.
The following communication was for.
wardcd yesterday TO Senator Harris
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January ~, ~
Hon. lham G. Harris, United states senate, NIsh'
ingiuu3
Cur people continue TO have great anx-
icty about the passage ol tho bridge bill
and fear that any amendment will cause
such delay rs win ultimately defeat II for
this session. After thoroughly canyassing
the mercantile community va find IL the
unanimous sentiment that the Phclan bill,
M passed the House, ought To pass the
Senate, particularly rs hight OF bridge IL
subject To the discretion Of the Secretary
Of War. We strongly urge that you give
your unqualified support TO the Phclan
hill. We have no confidence whatever in
the Van Bcnthuyscn party and do not
recognize them Hs representatives oi our
interests in any degree whatever.
II Martin. President l. n surys President
Merchants Exchange Gotten Exchange,
SchuplhVld. llsunuCrNCo, Porter q Marrac,
Ironls Nicely q Co, llarlmuH 60,
mn Fontalnc 4 Go. Memphis National bank,
fndcr Frank A TO, state National bank,
A n TrcadWell 4 CO, W u Bcihcn
W pruudHt T J latham,
ncSoto oil Company, Napoleon llill,
Mallory Cmwlnrl 4 CO. OycrlOn A GrosNcnuf,
hay, Horton 4 Bailey, Henry Lynn,
Gofsuch & TwxcNant, wv Cochran,
ti,uTgo Arnold 4 60, John VI Itt,u
Iou, MHiuwnu a Co, UCrnHn Hank
CIV Goycr 60, Edw Godsnlth,
Friedman llrls VI II kcutuhcrgyr,
1 Innn Speed a Co, Equitable Ons irhtCo,
lluhlrn HUE lee 90, Anderson Hat 90,
! /, Iodwlu & 60, ~ fmnk a Co.
Mercantile Iank VIM inVlcs a rOus,
| nuWdrr bros a 90. Vim frnlich 60,
| BENJAMIN uthb n 60, Sc Tuni A 90,
| oliver Tluulc a 10 NJ Gavin 60,
NJ M,nnugall 4 Go, John I, Norton,
| 4 n Mbitr IN Estcs a Go.
| urI,ill Inns 4 Co, stewart Gwyuuc 4 60,
| Mrukru a 90 GoOdhar, Love u 60.
| Iohn 4 Rn-rr. sttnttnn 1homWsI itogcr
| \ kHiaruhrfr,rs souH. security Hank
| I q laua.un a Go, Man. savings W. 4 I -,
| nlliard & Colin, II Patterson.
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y. nj. u. a. FAIR.

A scrlos OF Delightful Entertainments
Arranged 20 Begin Tomorrow.
That intelligent, live and progressive ~.
gnni1aiion II young gentlemen, the Young
Mems Hebrew association, " certainly de.
serving II the thanks and confidence Of the
community. Some months ago the mem.
ben, determined IN erect q handsome, com.
nodious and wcll.appoinicd building we'll
suited 10 their own purposes and public
demands. To this end preliminary arrange.
ments were begun and are now nearing
completion. Approaching their commend.
able efforts, and unwilling ~ remain IN the
background, the Jewish ladies' u the city
city resolved 20 render the most valuable
assistance In their power They Therefore
hit upon the happy idea Of u fair, and
will begin its execution Ut once. The de.
lightinl series OF entertainments will com.
n,enco tomorrow, In the present hall Of tho
association, and continue during the jew
irh week Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday. saturday and Sunday. Ticket,
OF admission are only - cents. Novelties
almost without number will be- among th,
many attractive and enjoyable features
and presided over by such combination
Of beauty, wit aud intelligence, q first elias
nucleus around which the building fun,
will rapidly muster, will bc crcated bcyOut
question.
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UniiNh Stntes Court.

The damage suit Of Kecly vs.. the Kan
sas City, Springfield x Memphis Railroad
company is still on trial in the United
States court
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Tive want. Supplied

II YOU want a sidcboarl.
II YOU want q carpet
II you want a dining-sct.
II you want bedroom suit.
Ii you want a parlor-suit.
Or you want anything for cash, OF on
easy weekly or monthly payments, call nj
Brandts mammoth establishment, H they
have the largest stock ia the city 81 select
from. Give NJ call. No. 81 Main
street, Clay building.
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THr literary societies oilhc lligboc school
will give an entertainment and reception
tomorrow night NJ s O'Clock. The friends
OF the school are cordially invited.
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mnr. Mor,h 81 for soc.

100 new pattern ij-inch ilouncingat 77c.
SPECIAL Morn Tho public should ro-
member that our resolution 20 clear out
all winter goods still holds good. Cloth.
ing. blankets. clulks, wool underwear all
must 20. We will pack none away.
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Iieeusett 10 We'd.

Marriage licenses issued yesterday:
William A. Bauvh and Bette Reed; T..
l.. Ilarrell and Cora l.. Burke.
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the well known boot md shoemaker, Is
located At No. $50 Second street. besides
making fine boots and shoo,, be- docs the
hes, repairing ON iinc bouts and shoes that
Is done In the city. Give him call.
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An sire gratc fronts and tenders ior sale
cheap az Nahay.a.
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~, Of Tndell,crcd rcIcErans

Remaining at the Western Union rolc.
pr,ph office Saturday night, January -,
Cotton exchange building, corner Madison
AMI Second streets. Office hours on Sun
day from 4 a. m. until II u. M, AMI from q
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EVERY new subscriber 10 the CaihOli,
Journal, Of Memphis, will receive hand.
somely illustrated, beautifully bound
praycf.bOok.
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Distribution by Word. -FIri, .. Second,
o. Third. &. Fourth, T. finh, q, sixth, 2.
seventh. L. Eighth, o. Nnih, . Irnth,
20 City hospital. T. siill born, ,. White,
n. Colorcd h. Total W.
D. A. MiLIAgauy, MD,
Secretary Board II Health.
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"a Prince Of the Blood" by James
Payne; "Right Honorable" by Justin
Mccarthy. and now supply Of "Mr.
Barncs, " Of New York, NJ Mansiorls.
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G,BAY has 200 heating stoves, oil sizes,
that they are closing ont cheapi alto aiul'
liuc cooking. coal and WOOD Stoves
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Tnr local freight train on Mississippi x
Tennessee road leaves VI 80 o'clock AIN.
daily, except Sunday, will carry passengrfs
holding tickets. Parties contemplating
taking this train should got their tickets
the day before. SEQ our railroad time
tables Tor change Of schedules.
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Fon furniture, cro,krty, heating and
cooking stoves, all kinds NJ household
goods, 20 81 Gabay'a.
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MBNKEN & COMPANY.
WHAT II THERE FOR TOMORROwY

Read the following carefully and come
to see us tomorrow. We will not be rash
in our promises, but we will guarantee
that you will be pleased and interested.
N. BIT is needless to waste readers
and writer's time in matters that are set
tied. In advertising as in the store, We
say what we believe to be true and never
misreprosent. We never do things by
halves, and tomorrow, in starting the ball
rolling in the three following departments,
We make promises which will be carried
out to the letter: