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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
TINO the Honorable Probate Court for the District X of Waterbury,

TINO the Honorable Probate Court for the District \ of Waterbury.
 The petition sf Mrs Mary MintOn of Waterbury within said district respectful ly represents: l. That for more than three years last past she has been and now is the wife O' one John MlntOn; that during all of said time she has resided and now resides in said Waterbury: that during all of said time the said John has abandoned the said wife and now continues his said abandonment, with total neglect of all of the marital duties on his part to be performed.
 ?. That said Mary is the owner of piece of land in Waterbury in Brooklyn, sOcalled, bounded north on Bank street; east on Michael McKeon; north on Thomas Shanahan, and west on Leonard street, with a dwelling and other improvements thereon.
 B. The said Mary Minton prays that she may the same manner as if she were a single woman.
 MARY HINTON.
 Per Webster X ONeill, her Attorneys. Waterbury, Oct 20, 1888.
 Probate Court, District of Waterbury, October 29, lSSS
 On the foregoing application of Mary Minton, praying that she may be empowered to dispose of her real estate in Waterbury as if she were a single woman, it is ordered that hearing on said application shall take place in the probate office in the City hall in Waterbury, on Thursday, the first day of November, 1888, at o'clock i'll the forenoon, and all persons interested are hereby notified to be present if they see cause; 1t is further
 Ordered, that public notice of said application and order of notice and on the time and place of hearing be given by said applicant by publishing said application and this order in newspaper having circulation in said district before said time assigned and return made to this court.
 CHARLES w. GILLETTE Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
DIsTRICT OF WATERBURY SS PROBATE \ Court. October %. 1888.

Estate of Thomas F. Ryan of Waterbury, in said district, insolvent assigning debtor. The trustee having exhibited his administration ac- count with said estate to this court for allowance it is
 Ordered, That the 5th day of November, A. D. 1SSS at o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate office in Waterbury, be and the same is assigned for hearing on the allowance of said admins tration account with said estate, and this court therein to appear at said time and rlace by pub fishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven county and having circulation in said district and by posting a copy on the public sign post in the town of Waterbury where the deceased had dwelt.
 CHARLES w. GILLETTE, Judge
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
An Insane Man'S DeluSion.

An unknown man, who is in the care of the police at Norwich, says that he is old Tom Paine, 151 years old, owns lands, cattle, horses, carriages and buildings, but he is made so unpopular by the church that he figures as Robert T. Lincoln, signs all his checks in that name, and is thought to be dead, but he says old Paine lives and will surprise the world yet. He is a man Ohout 45 YearS of age
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
Clergymen Against Bulkeley.

A canvass of the clergymen in Meriden has shown that they are against Morgan G. Bulkeley almost to a man. Among those who assert they cannot support Bulkeley are the Rev A. H. Hall of the Center Congregational church, the Rev c. H. Williams of the First Congregational church, the Rev J. V. Carton of the First Baptist church, the Rev J. R. Wheelock, the Rev c. A. Knickerbocker, Father Me Alenney, Father Frederick, Father Van Oppen and Father Walsh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
"shadows of a Great City,"

"Shadows of Great City," vividly illus trates all phases of life in New York city, and depicts their worst and best forms in the vices and virtues of it's naturally and effectively drawn characters. The plot is powerful and complete, the situations thrilling, the action brisk, and the crisp dialogue plentifully supplied with highly enjoyable humor as we'll as touching pathos. The play will be presented at the opera house this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
Tough on the Crow,

A Preston man who has been suffering from the opportunities of tame crow has devised a plan that will surely dispose of him after election. A republican neigh bor has promised to eat the bird if Cleve- land is elected, but should the republican candidate be chosen, the owner will eat his pet himself. The crow is going through a course of fattening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
Dancing School.

MT Prutting's classes in dancing will meet for first lesson next Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen desiring to join the class will please leave their names at Dexter's pharmacy. Terms 5000 for twelve lessons, $500 payable at first lesson; balance at fourth lesson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
Uncle Sam on His MettIe,

WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-Secretary Bayard has ordered the United States diplomatic agents at Hayti to protest against the seiz- ure of the American steamers by the Hay tien republic and a man-of-war will be sent there to protect the interests of the Americans
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
A Big Demonstration.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct 3O.-The big democratic demonstration here to-day is a huge success. The city is decorated with bandanna streamers from one end to the other. Uniformed clubs numbering thous- ands of men were present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
Terrible Explosion of Gas,

LIMA, O., Oct 3O,-An explosion of natural gas in Schulther's tannery to-day killed three men and injured several others who were caught in the mines.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the ap- petite and purifies the blood.
 Look at the display of watches in the window of Lake. Strobel Ss Co, successors to D. c. Calender & Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hair goods of every description made to order at MT $. J. Heimers, 125 Bank street.
 K. T. Turner X Co call special attention to their new and large assortment of winter under wear.
 Bargains in real estate at D. II. Tierney's, 13l Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
FOUR MEN KILLED.
A Tug Boiler Explodes With Te
 t.1

Fatal Effects.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct 30.-The tug Lawrence exploded her boiler while off North Point this morning, killing the cap tain and three of the crew. The boat was blown to pieces and three of the crew who were thrown into the lake were rescued by the tug Merrill which was passing at the time
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
Weather.

For Connectcut-Fair; colder Tuesday; warm CT Wednesday; northwesterly backing to south westerly winds, brisk on the coast for short time Tuesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
Voters to be Made.

THE Selectmen and Town Clerk of the Town of admitting to the electors oath those found qualified in the Police Court Room, City Hall Buil ding. ednesday, october A, from 9 a. m. to D. m, and will adjourn from time to time, un- til Monday, october a9 when they will be in ses- sion from a. m. to p. m: and on Monday, November 5, from g a. m. until 5 p. m:, If neces- sary for the purpose of admitting those only whose qualifications mature after october 29 and 'o"N JOHN B. DOHERTY.
 GEORGE A. BOUGHTON, g
 NELSON MORRIS,
 Sclectmen. JAMES c. WHITE, Town Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-30
PREPARING THE LISTS.
About 6,500 Waterburians Entitled
 Vote for President.


 Vote for President.
 When the selectmen concluded their four days labor last evening, as nearly as could be estimated, 1895 voters had been admitted The complexion of the major ity is conceded by all hands to be demo- cratic, and careful judges are of the opin- ion that of the whole number made the democrats can safely count upon at least 775 Less than fite-eighths of the number upon the ito be made'' list presented themselves before the board Here are some figures that will be found interesting: Districts Applications to be
 made 494 344 670 S2S Qualified 312 245 413 425 Voters, ,-October
 list 1904 1869 l254 1531 ers,-Novem-
 Der list 1516 1914 1867 1886
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TURKISH, RUSSIAN. ELECTIIC. SULPHUR
Il salt or Fresh Water naths. - e. % - u
Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate.

DUBIIC NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ny
j virtue IT ycnditl0nl cSponas a. me directed l'y
the Honorable Circuit Count II shelby county,
Tenn in the calc Of %. n. icfbor 4 90 ~
OIioru. Judgment p'udgrrd on the IN day q
March. tsss Tor the sum oi tIi2 ~ with Interest
aud coat. o. satisfy said Judgment etc, viii, ON
Friday. Augus, -, 1883,
in legal hours. In front II the court house. In tho
TAXING District ~ shelby county Tenn proved
70 siL 10 the higho.t bdlrt Tor cash, the follow
ing des.fibri property. towit
Matthew Oncfu's undivided Interest IN the i0l.
lowing property Two lots 81 ground lying and
iolne situated ~ The county Of shelby and State
Of Tcnnofsre nni being part u haglanis suhiiti'
sion o. lots ~ and - LIT - Il situated ni The In
trfsocti0n % the west tlde " Dunlap avenue with
the north side of Grove avenue. having irunt "
sixty frri on the wrst side u Dunlap avenue uui
extending westward with tho north side oi Grove
avenue is5 feet widC. thence nutthwnrd with The
east side q saii alley sixty ico thence ehsiWarly,
pafairl with Grove avenue ~ ievt aud tlN inches
" the west side ~ Dunlap avenue. theme south
vafdy with The west side III Dunlap uycnne sixty
icrt w. the h,guulng lot n j. ui the same dimcns
sions a. lot >, and lies Immediately adjoining u on
The north.
Levied on ~ the property 81 defendant ".
OIicfn to satisfy SAID Judgment Interest aud cost
Memphis. August IN, ih,s.
W u. CANNON, sheriff shelby county, Tenn,
ny 4 J. MciTniOu. D. a
Mcio.lf & Walker. Attorney for Plainun iiisI
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Taxing DIs,rIc, DIRECTORY.

Fire and Police Commissioners David
=. Ha1den, president and chief executive
officer; James Ice, jr., yiee-president, and
James 7. Petit.
= Board OF Public Works.. +. Randle,
foundryman; Lyinus Wallace, boss dray.
man; I. j. Graham, merchant; Charles
kney, capitalist Sam Iirsch. insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board-C. L. Pullcn, expert
accountant.
City Attorneys. p. Walker, Of Metcalf
& Walker, general attorneys.
Enginecr-Nics Meriwcther. consulting
engineer and contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Dmitsmen-A.
T. Bell and K. T. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey.
ors.
President Of Board Of Health-Dr. G.. b.
Thornton, practicing physician In the city.
Secretary OF Board Of llealth-Dr 4. A.
Williamson, practicing physician In the
ritv.
Hospital Surgcon-Dr J. T. Black,
praciicing physician In the city.
Health Olliccr-D. +. jackson, Office at
board Of health.
Chief Of Policc-W. G. Davis.
Chief Of Fire Department-James V.
Ryan.
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Minnesota and Oak Ota.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug ia dispatch from
Minneapolis, MIMI, says; By a careful
summary from reports sent in by about
1900 correspondents in Minnesota and
Dakota, 1t is shown that the damage to the
spring wheat crop has at no time been
over-estimated. Out OF 1900 reports re-
ceived, less than twelve fail to melton
damage from one cause or the other. One
OF these from the south OF the State fails TO
note considerable injury from chinch bugs,
and while some sections have been devas-
tated by this pest repeatedly for years, it
is noticed that the territory affected is
larger than usual. The least injury thus
far has been done in the north, though so
per cent. OF the reports speak OF damage
from rust The greatest danger however,
in the extreme northern counties lies in
early frosts, and the weather now prevail
ing in that section is not calculated to
hasten matters in the line OF harvest
ing. More damage is being done
every day, and with wheat cutting
continually delayed, there is no reason
why the next government crop report
should not show greater decline than s
per cent. in the condition of spring wheat
for the month Of August. Nor is the dan
ger yet passed in the southern part OF the
State, as the grain in shock and even that
stacked is being repeatedly soaked by the
almost daily rains, and the result may DO
material difference between the crop
harvested and the crop marketed. A few
counties report increased acreage sown
TO wheat, but the number is not so large
rs many believed, and while some grain
Y. = =
such matters believe that the crop OF 1888
will exceed 100, 00O, 900 bushels for Minne-
dent, and in the light Of late events 90
o00,0OO bushels must seem liberal esti-
mate
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nNE tuNgiI. HALpIAttp rosy IA
y thfer Uulir legs. luuF scar uu flEht hlp. lmud
a. 20 T. co., lylt shoulder iillrril uwarl iUr hi
rrIufu o. HOME DAIRY 60.
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TWO rOOL TABLES
L In htstclaSs condition
Cheap Tor cash
CONVERSE n DuOk gll Main street
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The sunday school Committee,

CnAUTAuQUA, n. Y, Aug. IAN in
teresting platform meeting Of the intena-
tional executive Sunday school committee
was held this morning, and speeches were
made by benjamin Clark, Of London,
England, who leaves for home today; ID.
L. Jacobs, OF Chicago, president Of the COM
mittee; William Reynolds, OF Peoria, ILL.,,
president OF the last international Sunday
school convention. and oihers.
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n ToIsl Nan Sa

Mr. r. A. Ireland, Of Breen, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says: II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment. II gave mo
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and 81
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
No. 2oJ Main street
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SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A Soaiy. Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

~ had known OF the CurIcuRL REMEDIES twenty.
eignl years ago II would have saved me $4,000 two
hundred doilaisl and an immense amount of sui
ierlng. MY disease Psoriassl commenced on my
mead IN spot not larger than a cent II spread rap
idly all over my body and got under my nails The
scales would drop of Of me all the time. and my
suffering was endless, and without relief One
thousand dollars would not tempt me 10 have this
disease over again. i am poor man. but feel rich
70 be relieved OF what some OF the doctors said
leprosy some ring worm, Psoriasis, etc. I took -
ana - SarSaparillas over one year and hall, but
no cure. Gahnoi praise the CUrlcuRA REMEDIES
too much. They have made my skin as clear and
free nom scales as baby's All | used Of them
was three boxes OF CuTlcuRA, and three bottles of
CUTicuRA REsoLvRSr. and two cakes of CUTIcURA
SOAP II you had been here and said you would
nave cured me Tor $1,000 You would have had the
money, looked like the picture In your book OF
Isoriasis picture number two, How to cure skin
Diseases, but now am rs clear as any person
ever was. Through force Of habit rub my hands
over my arms and legs 10 scratch once In q while.
but TO no purpose. am all we'll. scratched
twenty.oight years, and II got 10 be kind OF sec
ond nature 10 me- thank you q thousand times.
Anything moro that you want to know write me,
fin;ny one who reads this may write to me snd
WATERBURY,, VI, June %. iss7
Psoriasis. Ecacma, letter, Ringworm. Llchcn,
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aud every species OF itching, Burning Scaly and
Plmply HumOrs OF tho skin aud Scalp, with Loss
OF Hair, are positively cured by CurICuRA, the
SKIN Bcauther, externally aud CurlCuRA REsoLv-
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REsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
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n0-Sond for "How 10 euro Skin Diseases" ca
pages. 90 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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TnE coolest, cosiest billiard parlor In
Memphis, at Converse & Cooks, 32D Main
street
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n Madison street. between Main aud
Second.

Is the proper place TO get your tickets for
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver, san Fran.
risco, Los Angeles, 81. Paul, st. Louis,
Chicago, and in fact all the principal and
remote points In the west and northwest.
The diagrams Of tho Kansas City aud 81.
Louis scepcrs arc only kept Mt this office.
You eau get tickets at low rates TO any
point within the United States ut this
office.
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Dr. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
90 Keck's stable, No. l0l Second street,
near Bealc. Telephone l51.
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CROP REPORTS.
The Condition OF the Growing Cereals
In the Northwest.

Sioux CRY, Ia, Aug. 17.-Reports from
thirty-fve representative points in north
eastern Nebraska, show that wheat, oats
and all small grains are almost total fail
ure. Almost continuous rain and the heavy
wind and hail storms of the past week
destroyed the little prospect which was
there. Corn in this section will be in
peril OF frost.
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All We ask for Rising sun baking pow.
der Is one trial.
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Ilnnflrun

~ rrNovED ny THE USE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair
Burncits Flavoring extracts arc tho
lfaL
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supscnBg for TIm WEEKLY AfrEAL, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
tribution Of gifts December !, 1855
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" you are leaving Tor your summer trip,
don't forgot 10 have a lunch put mp at
Iloyd 4 MONEYS
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RETAIL merchants should inquire Of
their jobbcs the meaning Of Staple. They
will find Il 20 their interest
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Trustee,s Solo of Real Eetate.

Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.
10y VIRTUE on TifE POWERS ~ ~ VESTED
ID b. certain deed 81 trust, mado June ", 49,
by Marion Smith and hh wife. Allcr. "a me - rus
ton which l. recorded in the shelby county hrsi.
trfs once IN hook IA NJ PAGE 40 and dciau,l
having hcuu mado In The obligations thereof and j.
Thursday, August so, isss,
NJ the southwest corner Of Main an1 Madison
streets. IN Mcmphls TAXING District VI shelby
county Tenn, between legal hours, pncf and sgll
81 pulfir vuicfy, W the highest bidder TOT rtth
the following lut Of iatd near Ncnphh shelby
cuunUj Tenn. t0wit Commencing 90 the south
side oi HfoadsaY 80 feci east from NAybufn az
rnue and running thence east with The line Of
broadway % iect 10 stake. thence south no let
10 q stake thence west ~ feet ioA stake Do loet
east from Ray burn avenue. thence north no lost
% the beginning
O'Clock. ~ n TRELEvANT. Trustee.
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TnY Floyd x Moneys soda. Only he.
thcsda water used In the manufacture Of
A.
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ClSTERN PuMRS WHICH WILL PURIFY
- water in your clslern Telephone In,2
n IE. 60. No SSs second street
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will DO charged at
rate OF i5c for two lines Que insertion two inser.
tious. 25c; one week, soc.
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ST. AGN lis
Female = Academy,
MrMptIta rgAn

fINtitg INSTITUTION ~ DELIGHTFULLY."- sIru.
Memphis, commanding enc advantage ui town and
ui tsnrU tui sHvlusuu which ever ,xvrs ~ t,uNvr.
ui an iunucnoc o,cr thu moral. physical aud int1l.
lrttunl liir.
Iho toufsn Of study cmhmrrs the ,ariau,
hfdnrhrs oi " snlid aud useful ciucntun. IN tht
rEuinr tnglish tuursU the pupils on vniOflur mr.
ranked urCutiing 10 thuif pfJuriunry ~ uHhug nt.
phy. GraumHf anil Arithmetic Particular hitrns
tiuu u Littn o. -urnsl aud lfUianr History. Rho
tutir and tuWplstiuu. lntiu nul French vntGf
into tlu REGULAR ruurstt \ yufiiIu ul time L. ~
Lowell q zach pupil Zoe ilaiu aud Ornamental
hcssilrNufL shells. iluNyrf. etc.
TElMsHirf -,.ssluu. tayuHiu halt yearly invBri.
ably ln advance tuf hlaui aud tuitlun iu 30
lmnrhcs fought he the hlghuHt schools plain ssw.
iuf mHttl ur ETC. boil. L,diinF. stationery nui
washIua EIu auI sIfa sUrpuIIn b. the asp uf class
of the pupil rtsyinl terms When s"yvfal members
ui thy same family atrul tho srhUul No allow
nnrr d male iut partial nlsruuu ur Withdrawal hv.
iufn the expiration ~ the torn except iu case II
sUflnus ~ prlinrtui illurss
ENTHAs-tt,unan, Italian, etc each on Music
on tiHuu aud usu II instrument suuu umwlng
aud Water Cniurf tiuOl ON iniuuuf. $500 Pom
hfudsfr and ornamental Wnfa, tlnun. H. ui ~
hfrfs. ttut Vocal Music iu tlass, SOU ffyaia
lrvuut. titul itllui Isyf month during Narat'uu.
10 spout NJ The AUndrmy Washing etc. tl'u1
Medicine and Physicians icUs viii form CGtr,
change
Tcfm. ft Day Pupils sloo son 500 ~ y On
pyr month. Tor further PARTICULAR, apply tu tho
LADY SUPERIOR.
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DIG BARGAINS ACRES on CHARLESTON
ID railroad, at Draws station, lO.Joom house, nice
finish good barn 5-acrc orchard ni choice fruit
S9iOl easy terms Apply To A. J. MARTIN or
MINTER PARKER, No 80 Main strcrL
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PRArT Coat, superior for steam uses
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CIR M clubs Tor Tng WEEKLY APPEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizcs See lists
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FOR SALE.

A N ELECTRIC DOOR BELL OUTFIT, INCLUD-
~ 100 feet OF wro ami Instructions, for 500
N. & EGO, No SIS second street
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GARD.
STElNWAY & SONS,

STElNWAY & SONS,
Manufacturers Of PIano-Fortes,
SteInway Hall. NEW YORK. June g. 1881
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
of SrEINwAY 81 Sons Piano-Fortcs for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEIN\VAY & SONS.
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Uss syrup Of Pruncs ior constipation.
For talc ~ tll lrHsfaH
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LNIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL RUY
II half interest IN q well established manufactur.
ing business Machinery all now. address Factory,
Carn lcltcr Cnrfler No. ]. Mcmnhs lcnn
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ToE quiet game II billiards 20 TO Con-
verse K tUuk''. ~ Nniu street,
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HYorA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria.
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EDGEWORTH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL

For Gtris. Isa West Trapkiin street. Iisiti.
muru. M Mr. " o. lgirhvr Principal fhii
- buHl wlil urupUu Uu 1ili ksnAN, thD nth 10
FllItMUFit Tho ruursC ui instruction tuhurgI
n'l ihc studies included Loo thorough FuF'ish vlu
cation. sud che lrvngh aud herman Languages as
Practically thuEht
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Fon COOL hot weather drink nsc Floyd
& Muonoy's oil reliable neal.