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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
CARD.
S'rElNWAY & SONS,

SrElNWAY & SONS.
Manufacturers of Piano-Fortes,
Steinway Hall. NEW YORK, Juno s. 1853
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO 81 ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
of STEINwAY e. Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city Of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS
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CIR up clubs for TITS WEEKLY APPEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Sec list
published
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Trus,oo's Salo.


FAILURE having hHru made IN thr payment ~
tie iudsHfrlut.s stufUi iu u trust decd maHH ns
e. N faiFrii aud aiir Kate 'taigtf uu ih Hfl
dai ~ Mafrh. ls.T aud recorded u huUk l' I"""
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so lt.U heavy docket ~ Che thIuuy tuIii ul
shelby county Tennessee ~ viii uu
saturday. october 20, 1853,
Lftuofu ths hUuf. uf o. utiHft m. H11 urlu.s r.
Dol. I'd che autb EIIH Uf Count squar, m Memphis
icon. frIl a. 'NU highest bidder iuf DlHl. 'lH D
lYttuF rial estate, hlHE near iiIr Hulih l'ur ul uH
rIfv ui Memphis shelby county IuIur. .. Nr
srfIIfI Ha tuiiIUF uur Uf#ft Hl land Iu luU y. L
rf.ur au1 IrIuF block BOT ii' loud. convey d Iy
WIIuuFhW William 200 John e. NIiHHtu % HI
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u'atuI .IHu boz I.HI HH.a So. D. NH. .H' U'
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We have full supply Of Nut Coal.
Il. NJ patterson AZ Co.
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LOST.

A PACKAGE or ORDER HOOKS ADDRESSED
~ to n. NJ MOOdson from tho store NJ NJ. e.
harcc q Co, between September y and October
OF value 10 the owner only, Tcu dollars reward
will DO paid for the immediate return 10 NJ. g.
harcO & Co, No. 20 Front strcct
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srBscRinE for THE WEEKLY ArrEAI, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December /.
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LrcY IIINroN is Finest and best Virgins
tobacco. Sold by al jobbcrs.
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st. Mary'S School

352 364 Poplar st., Memphis.
4 boarding and bay school ior Young ihdic and
children.
III. Ilth school Year Higgins oct, =. III"
Primary Department Opens Oct. {.
Mis- Fulau % Temple in charge Of thH tnglHh
Department Miss Maud ttuwv in Sh1uv NJ ihc
uyiaumrut ui Natural -sirurr. Niw MHn lrurI.
co. latin and bfyrk Mla l.HuuUr DUufuap Doe
Uhargu Of Primary school Miss Carrie hyailuf iu
charge ui Department ul Music
Trn Thoroughly QuaInri Instructors ORC rrn
yIIri Cor fhp rfhuul iuf the ,uTulng 1rlr Tho
lisst aud Newest Methods ui iuttIu,tlJn afu adopt
81 throughout the trhuul
Tor fuller Information fVfly 90
H-TEn uIgufITA. sister suprriDr.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
THE APPEAL

THE APPEAL
sURPASsEsE EVER OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN As
WELL AS COUNTRY
n isa Democratic paper.
n t6ach6s Democratic doctrfaa
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rs influence "a devoted 10 The maintenance OF NE uf
prcmdey Of ne Democratic party-.ocn, Sdts and Ma
tondi and ae adrdnoenent Of all he Interests Of MEN,
this IolncsSeos and tie Union
business kttcrs should BE- ddcressf,
THE APPEAL
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL e a compendium Of ne
nous Of srsa DAILY APPEALS n, agricultural
department Is prtpdred 'ciia great cure contains
complete market reports The yr1r 1883 wil Be full Of
fniportcni political ercl,s and THE WEEKLY AP.
PEAL t7tH Rep rs readers fully hyor1ned Of heal
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Taxing Dls,rict Dircc,orx

LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, DC.
tober %.
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srnAYEn Or STOLEN.

STRAYED or STOLEN ON the 18TH or sEr.
y trmhcr 2 small cows. one straw berry and one
red Both split In each ear Liberal reward Re
turn 10 No. Aa orleans street.
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Ah,irn 90 Mntiler..

HYGriA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria
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ST. AGN rs
Female = Academy,
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T'Hfs INSTITUTION ~ DELIGHTFULLY."- sTTr.
nted In a rr,rol and healthy part Of the city q
Memphis. COMMANDING tho advantage ni town AMI
country The entire surroundings breathe an Hir
oi pcac.fll scclusion whirh ever crerts ~ power
lulan influence over tho moral pay steal and intel
leCtnAl lie
The Couus oi Study embraces tho various
brnurhss ot soltd and useful clucatlun In the
ps1ilnf knaii.h CourSs the pupus on onicting sfu
ranked according Va their pTohcsncy Ia Orthnsrs
ply, GRAMMAR aud ATithmCAC. Particular attrn
ton 4 given 10 tn.rsd aud rroiane History. khs
tnfic and Composition. LATIN Gnd Ftcuch cute
into the regular coursc. portion OF tine Il 81
lowed b. zach pupil fpr Plain and Ornaments
Nccdlcv0fs shells, Flower, etr
TEkMs=irf s-sslnu. paNallc halfycaflr inVar
ably Ia advance Fuf hnAri and tuition IN al
hunchcs taught IA The highest schools plain sew
ing matking. etc. bel. bsiiing. Stationery and
va.hinr suo aud sltN .ocufiiug 10 tho Az OF clas
" the pupil special tefms when several msisheri
IL tho same family attend thn school No sllus
auru Il aade iuf partial abssnro OF Withdrawal b.
iuru the expiration Of tho torn except Ia oaso Of
scfi1us af pfoifactfd lines
fNtHaaH Gefnun, Italian otc each. So " Music
ln piano ani uso u instrument tDO0 umvtnl
and Water Colors 5000 Ou Painting. 500 tta
bfnidety and Ornamental Mors, tinu0 ise Of ~
hfary. slDl Vocal Music IN tisss. 500 Private
t.s-ains ilAOo ilcard Tcf month during vacation
4 spent 81 the Academy Washing eict fll0l
Nciioino and Physicians Eos will ioun citr
isnus Tor Day Pupils tioo. soo. eco OF 90
yet month. Tor further particular Hpply "a th'
Lazy SUPERIOR.
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NUNINF 10 NWTfNFH'
Mr wInslows sOothlng syrup should Always,
rssd Tor children tccihluF. II tooihcf the ohllt
soiicna the gums allAys all pain, curr' wind coils
Hudis the h1st rpfnrdy Tor dlarrhu "a Lea uIftlA
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DyE DARK Ray CHuSEY nuH,E. kN0t
I on ffunt firht Inc i|HHrH rNaii iuf ~
turn to J. 4 Jackson. uu Preston avenue mar
walker ryauuc
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WANTED.

A GOOD CANvAssER To SOLICIT ORDERS
~ for oil and iuk portrustS Address Room IL,
Commercial Hotel.
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A SOUND, GENTLsHoRsE FREE FROM ALL.
n defects, from TO 6ycarS old, for the superin.
tendent of Elmwood cemetery 10 ride Apply at
Trcsurer's olice, 81 onion street. FERD TREP
Treasurer
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A FIRST.CLAss NulrE BARBER FOR GOOD
"A sized railroad town good wages Address
J. w MCGEE care Appeal office.
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.nN LAST TuE13AT MONT oclggER 2
ono mHrr mulr abuuI .. 1'riU hHnis hlFhiNth
kunt ON inside OF LEFT for '.f ono bay bore iuug
niBut niifru hHndH hirH I|H par on Hahl up
sigs III silver dollar. toll. |.U be- lryu snhfgcL
siO Tor return ct both. uf 'Hf .ltn. 90
nv MCGOWAN 90,
al I.I.H.fiH ufuUrys
I.H.I uf Naurf street,
nt TumBhlr
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Sales Of Real Estate.

ii. J. Gross has bought OF r. Proctor for 81 900.
parts 80 and 81, B. and HIS addition to West Wash
ington, $3.50 square feet, fronting 60 feet on N
street, near Potomac street.
j. W. Nairn has bought for SOS, 900 Of Elizabeth
NJ. Shuster, sub lot L, square s3, fronting 10 feet
81 inches on the south side Of New York avenue,
between l4th and 18th streets
- T. [; k.nore mas bought OF G. f. Hamilton and
b. II. Warner. trustees, for $3.50, part lot %,
square 4J6 % feet by iI9 feet on 9TH street. De,
tween E and streets northwest.
X. GOldSchmid has sold, for S6,441, to Archibald
VI. McLachen, trustee, lots > TO s, tnclu i've, blk
10, sherwood, containing A., 941 feet Of ground:
TO Annie Aldrich for "a 500, house No 1913 Marion
street nOrthwest 10 Jos. G. Hester for 1000, lots
A 10 40 inclusive, square 712, on Coifax street.
between LIST street and Delaware avenue, contain
Ing IL, e4s feet OF ground.
SUIT TO ANNUL "A MARRIAGE DIsMIssED.-The
case OF Charles Z. Barber against Charlotte E
Barber brought In October last by Gen. Butler and
.. ID. Barrett 10 annul marriage, has been dis
missed They were married at Girard, Pa, in
October 1856, and he charged defendant with
habit which resulted In her mental alienation and
made her physically in1rm To this bill she
answered In December, by Mr. ". A. Cook stating
that she went TO her theirs through the coercion
OF her husband when she was sick and unable to
travel; denied the charge made against her, and
asserted hersoundneSs, both mentally and phySi-
cally, adding that for six months he had contri-
buted but a Few dollars for her support. A few
days ago the defendant filed q motion for alimony
The CATTLE MARKET.-Live-stockm market, Union
Stock Yards, Bennings, ID. c. Yesterday 276 cattle
on the market. 263 sold TO butchers as follows: :
Best sold from a. TO Sc per H., and few extra
brought SIC. per h.; good sold from Az to
4sc. per To-; medium sold from, 81 to 4c per H. !:
common sold from 2H to 3<c. per h. 5O4 sheep
and lambs on the market; All sold to butchers
as follows: Old sheep sold from Az TO &C. per H. !:
lambs sold from . 10 eye. per To-; SO shipped TO
Baltimore market. COWS and calves sold from $50
10 s4o each Market for both cattle and sheep and
lambs was slow.
THE SxrANER FxcEIsIoR will resume her trina IN
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PROPOSED STREET RAILWAYS


by the House COmmtssee ON ehe Dis.
trict.
Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners had
under consideration a number OF House bills relat-
Ing 70 the Incorporation Of street railways In and
around Washington, which had been referred to
tnem oy Chairman Hempbtll Of the House District
Committed.
The memorandum Of the COMMISSIONER recently
published In The STAR regarding the Suburban
han"ay Co., was adopted as their report on the
subject, with the addition or clause advising the
erasure or the lines which read as follows: "That
the several officers OF the District OF Columbia are
hereby prohibited from doing any act or hing to
hinder delay or obstruct the construction or
operation OF said railway as the Commissioners
regard these lines as abrogatng their supervising
powers.
H. X. bill 5SO6, ITO amend an act to incorporate
tne CAPITOL North street and South Washington
and say the co@sans iah 70 saaae what motive
power Is To be used. should electricity be the
motive power, the Commissioners think the
electrical power should be under their control and
they should have the power TO compel the COM
Paay 70 o. make such changes to the plant as the
hand should horses be the motive power, they
advise that the spaces between the tracks and
rails for distance OF feet outside Of the outer
rails should be paved with sucn material as IS
now required by law. All new roads should pay
at least per cent OF their gross receipts in lieu OF
$3.50, which relates TO the same company, the Com
missioners think the route proposed In the bill
good one and the proposed extension benent to the
public. The Dill, however, should provide that
where any part OF this route Is occupied by the
rails OF another company the cars OF this company
should be run over these rails and new ones not be
laid
As 10 the bill incorporating the Washington
Cable Electric Railway III. r. bill $780, the Com
missioners think such construction is neither
necessary nor desirable.
The DILL Incorporating the Washington and Suit
land Railroad Co. Is commented on.
The use OF steam In crossing the Eastern Branch
bridge Is considered Objectionable.
The Commissioners do not consider that the
needs or the population In this District justify the
Disagreement OF the streets by the proposed
elevated road known rs the Capital Rapid Transit
Co., and say further that the route proposed is al
ready covered by existing railroads.
The passage OF the bill Incorporating the WASH
Ing Central Railroad Co. is recommended, pro-
vided certain changes are made, which relate TO
privileges regarding street excavations that the
Commissioners think should not go out OF their
power.
In all bills realizing to electric cable or elevated
railroads, where the words Engineer Commits
sioner" is used, II Is recommended that 1t be
stricken out, anu the word commissioners" used
instead
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The BrOsnan Case.
nEOBudu CdSes
JUDGE sNRLL sUsrAINs THE ACTION OF THE CoNMIs
SIONERS.

JUDGE SNkLI. SCSTAINS THE ACTION OF THE CONMIS-
SIONERS.
This morning in the Police Court Judge Smell sus-
tanned the action OF the Commissioners
In the Brosnan liquor case by imposing q fine
OF sos on the defendant This Is the case in which
the Woman's Christi n Temperance Union and
Others made such strong fight. Capt. Blackford
was working to defeat BroSnan's application when
he fell dead the street. Ii was the intention OF
Ar. Cahill, BrOsnan'S attorney, to certioran the
case 10 the upper court, but the case could not
be taken 10 the court in General Term in that way
II was decided 10 let the case go up on appeal
In view or these facts no arguments were made.
Mr.. Cahill noted an appeal and gave the necessary
bond. The Commissioners granted Mr.. Brosnan 8
license and subsequently revoked It, following the
opinion OF Mr.. Riddle, the attorney for the District.
After the revocation, Mr.. Brosnan was prosecuted
on a charge OF selling liquor without a license.
The defense claims that having been granted his
license the Commissioners could not legally an-
null il.
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Licenses TO steam EngineerS.
TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS PROPOSE AMENDMENT
TO THE EXISTING LAW.

TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS PROPOSE AMENDMENTS
TO THE EXISTING LAW.
The Commissioners have submitted to Chairman
Hemphin draft OF a bill TO amend the present
law respecting the issue Of licenses 10 steam engi-
neers In the District OF Columbia and request, IA
vOraOle action thereon. The points OF difference
between this bill and the existing law are as fol-
lows: l. IL provides a penalty for persons who
shall act as steam engineers without having OBJ
tained license. whereas the existing law imposes
penalty on the employees OF such persons only. 2.
IL gives the members or the examining board au-
thOrity TO administer OatS: 10 enter places where
steam plants required 10 be operated by licensed
engineers are located and 10 indicate what repairs
or modlncatiOnS are neceSSary thereto, and pro-
Vtdes penalty for neglect TO make them. & IL
provides for pay OF said examiners. 4. IL adds
misconduct, ascertained 1nefnciency. and neglect
To the grounds OF revocation of license. (Sec- 5)
=. By emitting the word knowingly" In line p
section q, Of the present law, IL throws upon the
employer the duty Of ascertaining that the steam
engineer employed by him Is duly licensed. o. IL lin
It's the exemptions from the operations OF this law
70 those In charge or boilers used for Steamboat
Ing or cooking in "pnvate dwellings only This
i 20 cover those buildings which contain large
steara-heating or cooking apparatus which should
De- under the care OF Skilled attendants
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Condensed Locals.

AZ the missionary anniversary Of the Mckendree
VI. l. sunday school last night. reports were made
showing that during the year sS07 was raised for
missionary purposes.
AT the meeting of the woman's Christian Tenn
peTance Union yesterday, Mrs. Hapnah Hendrick-
son, OF the department OF jail and prison work,
made report recommending that an organization
be formed 10 give assistance TO prisoners upon
their release from Imprisonment. No dennlte
action was reached.
The little three year-Old daughter OF Rev. SAM
uel small died this morning
Miss Josephine Bunch, OF Hyattsville, Md, was
descending the steps at the Baltimore and Ohio
Depot last evening" when she slipped and fell dis
Locating her riznt Knee cap She was removed TO
Providence Hospital
The funeral or Mrs. Sarah V. Taylor, widow OF
the late Henry Taylor, took place this afternoon
from the residence OF her sister, Mrs III. l. Thomas,
No. 1873 18th street. The remains were taken 10
POughSeepsie, y. Y, for internenI
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amusen,ents Eo.ni,

Amusements Eo.ntSbss
NATIoSAL-''She."
AIBAUGHs.-"Evangel
MANASSAS PANoKAMA.-Day and evening.
WILLARD HALL-Prof Carpenter.
HARRis.-'.East Lynne"
hERSAN's.-"ArfZona Joe"
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Ndfcufscus ro- The % hours commencing NJ .. m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
GINA, warmer fair weather, light variable WINDS
shifting 10 southwesterly.
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Reported for The EVENING STAR
The CELEBRATION OF WAsHINGroS's BIRTHDAY
Hon. David \. Windsor was chosen chief marshal
at the meeting OF the 22d OF Feb uary celebratiOn
committee last night. The mayor and chief mar
shal have appointed reception committee Of
twenty citizens Messrs- NJ. Schiller, John Dom
nelly, VIM. Rogers X T. Lucas, and others nave
been appointed a con mittee To supervise the ar
rangementS for the COLLATION. at the market build.
1ngs for visiting organizations. Lunch rooms will
be opened Oy the Good Templars and other orpani
Zations in ICONS at prominent places.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.-The two boards OF the
city council met again last night. An order was
adopted directing the auditor 10 issue his warrant
In favor OF Mayor bowman, chairman OF the cit
liens committee, for one hundred dollars, In aid
or the celebration OF the gid OF February.
NoTES-A large number OF the public school
teachers OF Alexandria attended yesterday and
last night the lectures at the educational con-
ference In the Franklin building In Washing.
ton.-The accounts OF the Confederate mOnIi
ment fair have not been as yet footed up with
exactne5S, but the pro1tS are estimated at 90 500
The Good Templars OF star OF Hope and Colum.
bia Lodges, OF Washington, visited Golden Lignt
Lodge here Tuesday Hght.-The Corporation
Court stu continues In session.-Adminisrratio
on the estate Of Claude n. Wise has been Granted
10 Mr.. George Wise.-Mr. and Mrs John Don.
nelly closed the society season here by a hop at
McBurneys Hall, IN honor OF the vocalist. MIS-
Nettie Donnelly.-City Attorney s. q. brent
lectured on The Classics at the last reception OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
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He COZ DRUSk.-An iron band riveted around a
mans n .ad will not prevent it from swelling the
morning after a big drunk, bu scotch oats
Essence Will reduce IL very quickly, and at the
same tine Take away all headache, steady AID
calm the Lerves and set you straight In an hour.
IL Il natures natural cocktail, as well as the
greatest Of all brain and nerve tOnicA-
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PxKc.LE SHIFTS, large stock cOlOred shirts, new
STYLES and popular prices, Toe, 81, s1.25. New
spring neckwear In tecks and fOur-in- hands. X
e. Lewis & Son. 1921 y. y. ave-, branch go 9Th St
y. B-Also. new style silk ana derby hats.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EOR eALE-A FARM OF as ACRES. A. NILES
~ from Alexandria Va; rood new house; rood out
5uildings, Apple and peech orchard and rood land.
sddresa OWNER 20. Corcoran building. city. il
EOR SALE-A FARM OF IS ACRES. ONE ME
n.,- =. H. SMITH SON
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HrYLER's Cocoa, for breakfast and supper
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure healthful
sold BY grocers. Wholesale depot, JAS L barbour
A
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SPANISH VIOLIN 200 years old at DRooP's-

BOsERr's CoUGa SYRUP contains no poison and
can o. given 10 children with perfect safety.
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DRY GOODS.
BARxEsLEY TABLE LINENS

We offer decided b.rvan In REAL EARNESTLY
DOUBLE DAMAsK. at Ell so and sl15; worth 90
aud $3.50 Full ~ inches wide the heaviest and
BEST table linens in the world No chemicals used
to bleach these eoods pure grass bleach warranted
sible prices
BALLARD VALE and GILBERT WHITE FLAN-
NELS in all erades
SHEETINGs and PILLOW linens aud cottons
New HOSIERY aud UNDERWEAR
PRIESTLEYS and ECROIDS HENRIETTA, al
qualities
PRIEsTLEY's NUNS Wells, with border ali around
AL sizeG
w.M SINISTER SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue.
One Price. fl3
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FxK PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. l1oo Pa. av.

DAVIS. 723 7th St. will make one large crayor
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits FOL
g.. come and see them.
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PROPOSALS.

WINES AND LIQUORS OF STANDARD PURITY
w At Reduced Rates.
Rye Whisky smaii botsleA zoe; ans Old Rye Whisky,
Imperial quarts, u: Old Holland Gin, origiual inn
bottles holding quart and halfptnt each d SO Old
Holland Gin, Imported pint bottleA SOC. Ahsnhrs
delicious pta. Soc An these 6oods in quantities. 70
ARTHUR NATrANa
III $50 18th. cor Of I and "a and b -. nv.
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CREAM OYSTER CROoUETTEs. 75c. per dOz-; Egg
Crvluettes JOc. per dJz II. Jacob, 1714 ST.
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