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COPY.
CINCINNATI, o., No

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. &C, 1883
We, the Jurors OF Award on Sewing Ma
chimes for the Cincinnati Centennial Expo
sition, do hereby certify that the White
Sewing Machine was the only machine
awarded the first prize on the best sewing
machine at the above Exposition, and We
recommend the
White Machine
for its simplicity OF construction, durability
Of parts, adaptability OF adjustment, light
and quiet running.
The claim that any other company got
first prize on sewing machines is not cor
rect.
[Signed.l CHAs. b. VINO [Seal1,
GEORGE FISHER [Sealb
FRANK NJ. WATKINS [Seall
We desire TO call tho attention of our
patrons 10 the beautiful new bent wood
work and handsome attachments OF the
White, than which no better Christmas
present can be made. A liberal discount
for the holiday trade.
j. w. 0dLE K Co.,
No. A North Court Street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Street Inspector, who shall be compe-
tent engineer, be appointed, whose duty
II shall be 10 make regular inspection OF
the streets and sewers, and TO give his per-
sonal attention 10 all work done thereon,
and thatvery stringent laws should DO
enacted upon the subject OF taking up and
repairing or repaving the streets OF the
city by the Water, Gas Companies or
other corporations, and that they should
be strictly held for any damages that may
occur from their negligence.
Your committee recommends further,
that the question Of proportion OF any
taxes collected by the county for road,
turnpike or school purposes in which the
Taxing District should have an equitable
interest and fair divide, be brought TO the
attention Of both the county and Taxing
District officials, and such law or laws be
passed as 10 fix said interests.
And that all such necessary legislation
be enacted by the General Assembly rs
may be necessary 10 carry into operation
the recommendations of this report.
J. S, MESRES, Chairman.
@. III. ALBRIGHT, Secretary.
At the conclusion OF the reading Mr. r.
NJ. Galbroath moved that the morning
papers be requested to publish the report
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, and that
the meeting be adjourned to Tuesday at
$50 o'clock pm.
Mr.. Overlon suggested that one publica-
ton by the morning papers was all that
could reasonably be asked for, and moved
an amendment to that effect
Mr.. Galbreath accepted the amendment
and the motion WAS clrripd
The meeting, therefore, upon motion oil
S. l.. Barinds, adjourned until Tuesday,
December Is, at 7S0 o'clock pm.
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ONE sTAvE BARRELS.

A Factory Constructed to Make Them
OF Cottonwood and the Like.
The Memphis One stavo Barrel Manu-
featuring Company has erected complete
building, dry kiln and other appurtenances
incident 10 their business on the banks OF
Wolf River.
The enterprise is destined 10 become
quite factor Of wealth and usefulness for
commercial purposes among us. Most Of
our indigenous woods, such as sycamore,
gum, elm, cottonwood and poplar, will be
utilized in making desirable dry bar
rels. With large and convenient grounds,
railroad and water privileges and every.
thing calculated 10 facilitate the work In
hand, there Is no reason why the COM
pany should not succeed.
The process OF manufacture Is first 10
take the logs from the river, convey them
TO the saws, where they are cut into
blocks Of the desired length. The blocks
are then stripped Of their bark and placed
in u vat Of steam and hot water, which
soon eliminates all the sap and prepares
the wood for the venccring machine, in
which Il is placed after being properly
steamed and soaked.
The ycnecring machine il n large iron
structure, with turning or revolving shaft
divided and used rs clamp TO hold the
block OF wood. When tho block il in
place the machine Is set in motion, maxi
Ing about twenty-five revolutions per min
ute. BY mechanical appliances the block
IL graduated TO come in contact with a
stationary knife, which cuts or a ribbon
OF wood throc-cghths OF an inch thick.
This ribbon passes ont and under heavy
rollers, and Is cut OIL automatically tho
length Of the circumference Of a barrel.
| This siaye-or blank, as We will call it's
finished with a crozc and chime.
II Il then taken 10 the dry kiln where Il
u thoroughly dried. II is then passed 10
| the gore saws which cQualizcs aud cuts q
slot or gore every four inches, which
serves 10 give shape and form 10 the barrel
when hoped and finished.
This completes the stayc, and u " then
ready 10 be put upon the market aud ship.
ped TO the proper destinations. The sew.
cral advantages claimed by this company
for their siayc barrels are chcapncss
strength, ncainoss, uniformity Of weight
and other points that prove the barrel "a
be the most desirable offered on the market,
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
How the Pupils Therein May Give to the
Poor Children's Fund.

How the Pupils Therein May Give to the
Poor Children's Fund.
On the 9Th OF December Supt. Collier,
Of the Public Schools, issued nm order TO
The principals under him authorizing a
box or boxes placed in the schools for
those pupils who desire to contribute to a
Christmas dinner for the poor children Of
the city. "None must be allowed 10 collect
money from pupils" said the order.
"Only those who desire TO put money in
the boxes need do so, but no one is re-
quired 10 do so. Any who may have old
clothes, Shoes hats toys, books, ETC., for
which they have no use, may take them
to Mr.. Menkens store" The foregoing is
the answer Mr.. Collier offers TO any who
may desire to criticse his course in regard
10 the proposed fund TO provide a dinner
for the poor during the holidays.
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THE MOUNT VERNON SUFFERERS.
Funds Subscribed by Memphis Said to

Have Boon Improperly Dinburnod.
An ArrEL reporter wis shown ycstcr.
day a lcitCr written by prominent mcr.
chant Of Mount Vernon, H., 10 Mem.
phIs gentleman that contains serious
charges against those 10 whom was In.
trusted the distribution Of the funds col.
looted In Memphis ani other cities for the
benefit Of the sufferers from the disastrous
cyclone that visited that town last spring
The letter miimalcs that the persons in
charge IT The collected funds had
shown grvat Partially In the disih.
button. 10 maintains that this dis.
iuhuton has been entirely incquIiablc.
The Wntcr was himself ono oi the largest
luen, yet he received very small pit.
lance. OF this be- docs not complain, bui
cites 10 as illustrating the general incquiy
OF the disbursement lie dcsircs that the
people Of Memphis, Who wcrc so gcncrou.
in their rcspOuso b. tie call OF tho suilcr.
cn, should know that the money they
suhecribcd has not bccn properly used "a
/ relieve the unlouunatcA
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MARY. TOO. rs DEAD.

The Victim OF WIN whites Brutality
Gives Up tho Ghost
win White, bad negro, Il nov
anSiously wanted by the police aud Cimi.
nal Court officials for the murder Of an
equally had female companion, Mary
Jones'
some two weeks ago White pummolcd
the woman about tho head and body with
an iron stove stick. His brutality grew
out Of quarrel over trivial maticn In
which The couple crossed Ere IN n lively
fashion iur some time. The second bios
from White sent the woman ~ the ilo1i
Unconscious, but the inluratrd wrrirh did
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THE SLAGER FAILURE.

A List OF Liabilities Amounting to $780,
.227Asssts, S4e, 2ee.4o.
Mr.. Films Slayer, the well-known mer-
chant tailor, whose handsome establish
ment at the southwest corner OF Second
and Madison streets is one Of the finest
OF its kind in the South, made an assign
ment yesterday for the benefit OF his cred
itors. Eugene Lehman is appointed as
signee by the deed OF assignment, which
conveys the stock OF goods in his store
valued at $4,000 household effects to the
value Of 5000, at No. 20 ST. Martin street.
where he resides, and open accounts to
the value OF $1,000. 40, mainly bills due
by debtors about town for, dress and bust
ness suits. MIR. Slager's liabilities amount
TO Sj9. COS. 90. as follows:
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uart.nn,e Holiday rxcursIon.

On Monday and Tuesday, December %
and %, and December 81 and January /,
tickets will be sold between all points on
the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis X.
r., Kansas City, Clinton K Springfield Ry.,
and Current River X. r. at hell rate lone
fare for theround trip. cxceptthat noround
trip tickets will be sold under this arrange
ment for aless rate than fifty cents. Tick.
cts will be sold only on the dates men.
toned above, good Tor return passage until
and including January 3, 1859.
j. 4. LocKwooD,
Gen. Pass. aud Ticket Agent,
knugas Civ.
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J. r. Jay and wife TO II. l.. Coleman,
lot No. In block No. ~, on Alabama
street, For, Pickering, for 81, $50.
Richard Williams TO James Quinlan,
part Of lot No. G, in Block I, at the corner
Of Gaines street and Arkansas avenue, for
$500.
John 4. Ellis and wife TO Thomas w.
Yates, Bolton tract Of land In the Ninth
Civil District, Tor 5000.
J. L. aud NJ. L. Person 10 l. A. Rcetc,
lot In the firsi Civil District, for $780,
T.. :. rattison 10 !. A. McCarnor aud Z,
l.. Gibson, lots No and >, near Milling
ton sllLlon. for -. nnl.
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Tho Jesse French Piano & Organ Co.,
1913 Main street, deal exclusively In pianos
organs. music aud musical goods Of every
description. aud are prepared 10 give you
better value for your money than any
other housein Memphis. General distrib-
uting depot Tor the sirinwny, Hartman,
Chickoring, Vosc aud other standard
pianos, also the Macon & llamlin, Pack
ari, Jesse French and other leading Or.
rnns. Terms cash or easy monthly
insiallmcnis. Open every evening until
10 o'clock.
JlssE FREYcmPRNo & ORdAS Co.,
No. 800 Main Street.
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A MODEL GINHOUSE
Takes Fire, But the Admirable Arrange
ments Prevent It Spreading.


The ginhouse Of Il. j. Mccartney, sit
uated on the corner OF Brooks avenue and
fernando road, took fire last Tuesday
morning about $50 o'clock, when it was
packed with cotton. The facilities forsup-
pressing the flames were SO perfect that the
fire was extnguished with bat little dam
age, which did not amount to over $50.
This is one OF the most substantial GIN
houses ever built in this country, with all
OF the latest improvements. The arrange
ments OF this model ginnery are such that
a rapid spread OF fire is impossible, and
with the ever present supply of water in
barrels and buckets. The Mccartney Gin is
already far famed and is now running to
its fullest capacity. The sample made by
these gins is most excellent, and the turn
out could not be more satisfactory to the
many patrons. Farmers have come for
many miles to investigate the construction
OF the excellent ginhouse, which is real
treat to examine.
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Pianos.

II you intend to buy piano this month
don't fail 10 call at No. 1858 Main street
and examine our new stock Of over sixty
Upright and Grand Pianos, including the
celebrated Steinway, Hardman, CHECKER
ing, Vose and other standard makers.
Our prices are the lowest, quality con-
and terms made TO suit the pur-
chaser. Open every evening until 10 o'clock.
JESSE FREScn Piano * ORGAN Co.,
No. 363 Main street.
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Arnorx Noicx.

The following is the list OF visitors regis
tered at the Chickasaw Guards Club du<-
ing the week: b. w. Wrenn, Jr., At
lanta, Ga; Joe l.. Powers. Tuscumbia,
Ala; L. A. McCauoll, Montgomery, Ala;
the Hon. II. Il. Reece, Portland, Ore;
Godfrey Jaeger, Elmore, o.; NJ. Rahden,
Mexican Consul. Kansas CITY; Tiburcio
Garcia, chihuahua, Mexico. w. J. Thomp-
son, chihuahua, Mexico; Il. A. Stanford,
81. Louis, Mo-; Wilton Lackngc, New
York; William Spellings, Mckenzie. Tenn;
S. I. Aleus, Brookhaven. Miss; q. w.
Stewart, Amelia, Ark; Mn. J. II. Smith,
Mrs. q. A. Moore. Mrs S. J. Lake, city;
Miss A. v. McCallum, Jackson.
Tenn; James d. Hall, Macon, Ga;
Mrs. II. NJ Mansiord, Mn L. Miles VIII
lett, Miss Fannie Loxrencc, Miss Nellie
Willelt, Miss Bertha Willett, Miss
Rainey, city; Miss Goodwin, Nashville;
Miss Rely, jackson; Miss Mamie Thomas.
Mrs, Joseph Rainey, city; Col. T.. Currey,
Nashville: S. W. Collier, Birmingham,
Ala; Miss Abercrombio, Florida; Miss
Lide Moore, Mrs. j. l.. Cooke, city; ]. II.
Barrett, Tennessee; 5. o. Lewis, Mexico:
s. y. Womcr, Chicago; 7. A. Rice, Orysa,
Tenn; n. H. Anderson, Clarence Ander-
son, Tennessee; H. Kelso, Butte CITY. NJ.
r.; l.. o. Foote, South Bend, Ind; ID. NJ.
Russell, Mrs. d. NJ. Russell, Clarksdale,
Mis-.
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ceived the verdict without show Of emo
ton. After the decision Mack claimed to
have been unable, owing to the Lack Of
money, to avail himself OF mass OF evil
dence in New York. Oberkampf, on leav-
ing the court for the Jail, sought an inter
view with the postoflice inspectors, and is
said to have given up valuable informa-
tinn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Col. QuAmrcn. by Haggard; This
Wicked World, by Mm. Cameron; A
Lies Mistake, by Gissing, In cheap series,
Cross Purposes, by Dcl.eon, author Rock
and Rye; Christmas editions lAic, Leslie
Illustrated, London News and Graphic,
Judge; Little Lord Faunilcroy, and Two
Little Coniederatcs by Thomas Nelson
Page; Young Ladies' Journal Tor January.
Road our Christmas ad on local page.
Opon until o'clock today. All new books
can be found at Mansiord'A
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HERMAN cRoHN, THE Halter,

se4 Ia Main Street. Opposite oayoso
Hotel,
Leader Of low prices. From 81 TO $3.50
saved on every mans hat Look at my
line Of bows and childrcn's hats and caps.
They are handles; high grades, but cheap.
Come and SEQ me.
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school of FiorutIon.

Mrs. Margaret Wiltshire Private or class
instructions given in the art OF Oraiory,
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system aud philosophy Of Del
sirte. Pupils received ~ all times. ladies
and gentlemen coached for private the
airicals aud lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be consulted ut Witt
manns music store from a. m. 10 p. m.
MONDAYS and Thundays.
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Tne Le,,,r.t,ox robbers entity.

CmcAoo, H., Dec. l5-Fredcrick Won
Obcrkampi aud Thomas Mack, on trial for
wholesale robbercs from street letter.
boxes, wcrc found guilty this evening,
aud will each doubtless receive long
sentence 10 the pcniicnIiary. Both re-
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The following couples were licensed TO
marry yesterday T. Monson and Lizzie
Perry NJ. Harry and PAMELA Lcwison,
W. X. Rodgers aud Katie H. ClaXlon.
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The Louisville & Nashville Railroad will
acll one fare iorthc round trip on December
81 TO December -, good returning Janu-
airy 3; ami on December ~ % January ],
good 10 return January >, 1850. For in'
formation and tickets apply at ticket Office,
3l2 Main street.
Jouy A. scoTT, 7. A.,
II. H. MuooS, Pass. Agt.
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GOLD AND SILVER
Monntnd Umbrella,

~ new, exquisite and unique designs,
suitable ior Nmas presents inst received
and on exhibition 40 Muliopla Come
early and mako your selections. Tho stock
ul these goods b most complete.
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Glasses selected for this seasons impor-
iation by our oHpcTirnccd Opucian, Mr.
Seward, ore selling very rapidly. No one
can compete wiihMaillri In extent, variety
and style Of opera rlHsscA Their quality
oi the famous genuine lc Marie glasses
canuo, be- duplicaisd Muliofd Is making
a decided reduction in prices Of their
goods Come oariyi the week and make
your selections ~ 70
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Prnhnic annrf.

Tho will of louisa Kcllcrman was adj
mittcd to probate. by the condition Of
the will all OF her property goes TO Louisa
Kcllcrman, her granddaughter Robert
Snowdon aud VIM. Brinkman are named
as executors
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For xmasi

Leidy & Co. 8 solid gold handle Umbrellas.
Leidy & Co.'s solid silver handle UNI
brellas.
Leidy &Co.'s genuine Monkey Mufls, Boas
and Capes.
Leidy & Co.'S genuine Lynx and Bear
Nuts and Boas.
Leidy & Co.'S latest styles in Soft, Silk and
Still Hats.
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The Children's Christmas Club met, pur-
suant to adjournment, yesterday afternoon
at the Young Mems Christian Association
ball, Mr.. J. s. Menken presided and
Mrs. w. s. Alternately was in attendance
as secretary.
The following moneys were paid in by
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Man, IRAN tor birmingham.

For the accommodation Of is patrons
the Kansas City Memphis & birmingham
Railroad will run n train from Memphis 10
birmingham on December y, -, - and
"a, leaving Memphis NJ l0p.m. and reach
Ing Birmingham next usrning In time TO
connect for Atlanta and y other points In
the South. For tickets caa at 81 Madison
street
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Fru Dress Shirts q specially. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry
pa second street. Branch Office, 35I
Main strccL
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DIAMONDS, watches. clocks. slycrwarc
Of oil kinds In great variety, at Hughes &
IIaller's, 353 Main street
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Mr.. Slager's failure is attributed by his
friends to additional expense and heavier
stocks rendered necessary by his removal
some months ago from Second and JET
lerson TO his present quarters.
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I.nsiIr..

Don't forget the Cafe Moss Rose l. tho
place 70 bny Fruit Cake. Mincc Pies,
french Fruit Glacc, Christmas Candies,
and get your lunch while shopping.
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On. Ixor, Of the Chris, Church, dis.
courses an interesting. topic next Sunday
night. See his church notice.
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DtANoSps, watches, clocks, silvcrWaro
Of al kinds In great variety, ut Hughes q
IIallors, $50 Main street.
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OSr Of the best selected and largest
stock Of jcwclry a, Hughes & Hallora. 5o5
Main etfucL
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Assignment.
Mnrrinue I.I,rn.r..

Elias Slagcrto Eugene Lehman, assignee
Liabilities, so, GOS.22; assets, Si0,OJ9. %.
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100000 pairs old hinges for salO cheap
nj Gabay's.
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AK your druggist lor lIyIo.

Go no womcn's Exchange iot Nmas
presents. Special sale tomorrow aud next
day.
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POOR CHILDREN'S FEAST.
THE PROGRESS MADE TOWARD THE
GOOD WORK.

Promise Of a Fine Repast for the Needy,
But tho Fund Falls Much Below the
Sum Raised Last Year-A General
Showing Up.
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ONE Of the best selected and largest
stock Of icwclry At Aughcs q lluIct's, 500
Main street.
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MILITARY MATTERS.
THE MILAN GUARDS ADDED TO COL.
CARNES'S REGIMENT.
The First and Second Regiments To Be
United Into Brigade-Another In
stallment Of Amendments to Upton's
Tactics--Armory Notes.

AS will be seen by the following orders,
the First aud Second Regiments OF In
fantry are soon to be formed into brigade,
to be known as the First Brigade. Col.
Carnes's command has again been in
creased by the addition OF the Milan
Guards, OF Milan, Tenn:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD, STATE OF TENN
ADJUrANT-GENERAL'sO OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, December II, 1855
General Order No. lG
The field, staff and line officers of the
First and Second Regiments, infantry, will
assemble at room No. Baxter Court, in
the city of Nashville, at 10 o'clock am.
December II, 1888, for the purpose Of
electing Brigadier.G General and otherwise
perfecting the organization OF the First
Brigade and report to this office.
BY order Of the Commander-in-C Chief.
LAPS ID. McCoRD,
Adjutant- General.
IEADoUA ITERsN ATroSAL GUARD, STATE OF TENN
ADJUTANTGENERAL's OFFICE, ,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, December II, lsSs)
General Order No. IL:
The Milan Guards, at Milan, is hereby
attached to the Second Regiment, to be
assigned as Company q. The command
ing officer will report at once for duty to
Col 5. T.. Carnes, commanding Second
Regiment, and be obedient to his orders.
BY order OF the Commander-inC hief
LAPS ID. McCoRD,
Acknowledgement.
The APPEAL herewith presents another
installment OF amendments TO Upton's
Tactics.
sAFErY-NoTcH on SPRINGFIELD RIFLE AND
CARBINE.
The safety-notch OF the Springfield rife
and carbne now issued TO troops having
been introduced since the adoption OF the
present system OF infantry tactics, all para
graphs OF "Upton's Infantry Tactics" and
the cavalry tactics affected thereby are
modified TO conform to the general rule
laid down in General Order No. 40 OF 1881,
from this Office, that the piece ishabtually
carried at the safety notch. II firing
kneeling, the command (l) Cease (l) firing
should precede the command (l) Squad,
~ Rise. The pieces are then brought
TO the safety-notch, following the general
rule laid down in paragraph l06, Infantry,
and l65, Cavalry Tactics; after which the
squad rises and comes 10 carry. Letter,
A. q. o., April 4, 1885,
q. o. Nos. 10 and GO, A. G. o. Of 1884,
modify paragraph %, Infantry Tactics, the
modification consisting simply in substi-
tuting for the words "the right hand at
the small OF the stock" lend OF first mo-
tom the words "half-cork the piece, then
carry the right hand to the small OF the
stock"
81. Garry. 2, Arms. At the command
carry bring the hammer TO the safety
notch, and at the command arms re-
sumo the carry with the right hand; at
the same time face TO the 'front.' (2.)
Drop the left hand by the side"
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rIa,a a CO.. chlnn rnInce.

The most appropriate and useful present
IA Dinner OF Tea Set. Your wife will APP
prccialo IL. We have them at oil prices,
and some Of the most exquisite ones ever
brought 20 this city.
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Oyr Of the mrt 'rclcd and largest
stock Of icwclry a. hufhrs a llallers, 1853
Main street
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OrR store will b. open nj nights until
Christmas G. l. liyfi & Co., Jewellers,
Main aud Madison blrDph
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No LADY should be without Hylo.
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HALLIDAY E.cnr.Ians.

Go TO Hughes 4 Halter for Christmas
presents, 353 Main street
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finest assortment watches at ThAyer's.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Shortest Line to the South.

Secure your tickets 10 New Orleans,
Southern Texas, California and Florida
points via the Illinois Central Railroad.
Ticket and freight office, S03 Main street.
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Dp1 gold spcclaclcs at Thaycr'a
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Eyrnrruiso in silycrvarc at Thaycr's