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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Bapouet q campaign tItSkVrs HeI.T''''V0
S,ewar, Will case before Surrogate Ransom
American Turf Congress, ST. James fo'ei.
Sugar trus. suit before Justice Barrett 49,,
American Academy Of Medicine Convention. New-fofk
l0csptal -, -
Railway Commission inquiry, No. II Broadway
PARK and Aaueduct Commissioners meetings
Inouest on philip Baer, Second Avenue Elevated Rau'
nay victim Coroncr's Office
Nineteenth Century Club meeting NO 70 west Tnir'
yseventh-st p. m
Medico. Legal Society Hotel buckingham. D m
Lecture by the Or. Alexander Kchut F1fty-n
1t and Lexington ave, D. m.
Iridium in honor Of John Baptist De La Sale Cattle
arai
Hammer throwing contest Staten Island Athletic
Club 80 D. m.
Society for Relief OF Ruptured and Crippled annual
sueeting, No. 1875 East Forty second-st. .. m
f., Inspection OF 22d Regiment Armory. .. m
Anniversary OF Ready Helpers Of ST. Tmotsys Church.
= .. N. -
Board Of Trade and Transportation. Bryant Building
r M.
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SAD FAIL FROM PROSPERITY

Chauncey Goodrich, Old man employed a
iaborer In the Ansonia Clock Works In Brooklyn,
was arraigned before Police Justice Massey, in
Brooklyn, yesterday, upon charge Of attempting
suicide on October 90, by taking laudanum and cutting
his throat, His history shows a remarkable down
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HOME NEWS.
NEWT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIHI"
,.pruorn1-M-s Georss r Edrnunds and daughter.
- Warrant FIFTH AVENUE-The Rev. Dr. John 3.
.cIntosh Of Philadelphia and John Atkins Oh Den.oi'
Col GILSEY-B!shop D. NJ Bradley OF mAnchcsVe':
NJ H Rear Admiral Alfred TAYLOR. u g. Nsvy ana
fGeueraI Austin Lathror OF Corning. N \. ~ ~
t-f3cvenor David b. Hal. Of Elmira. ana william +.
lGheeh,n q, punaIo MURRAY HILL-Charles L. Fitch.
IL, Rochester PARK NUE-Bshop Francis Nc
iNeirny. Of Albany. vICToEIA-Generai Bemamn r.
lButler Of Massachusetts WINDSoh-oif D~viu S,eo-
lnhereon ana wife Of Toronto: General John McNuits
~ Illinois and Judge George f. ComstocK OF syracuse
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These goods are from the looms
of wOrld-renOwned maker; they
are regular made in every re-
spect, as to weight. quality and
finish, subject only to very slight
manufacturers imperfectiOn.
Black Silk Warp Henrietta
Robes, Wide Braid Trimming,
$4,000 each.
Bedford Cord. SO inches wide.
A full line of 24-inch Matelasses
at S1.75 to $3.50 per yard.
JAMES MEG EERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK ..........T tuesday,. NOV ID, 1883
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK .........T UESDAf, NOV 49, 1850
ARRIVED
s,eanay Colon Henderson Aspinva days with mdse and
81 PASSENGERS to PacGc 60 Arrived the Bar at SS
Steamer Edith Golden m Bennett st AIMS Bay and rSar
days, with fruit 10 G. Vessels q Co Arii'e a. 'e ~
steamer Hudson Freeman days with md'e
Steamer City Of Birmingham Berg Savannah days. with
mese ans ss Tawes savannah days with mdse to
stencr Delaware Chichester Charleston days with mdse
and Messengers TO VIM clyde & Co. ,>-.,.
s,sa am yg he e d Dominion s. Co
Steamer Herman Winter. Halett Boston, WIN muse "
Steamer Amos Barstov ccryin Proy1snYSse e..
with md se 10 order vessel TO josh W Green. 80 a. -, IA.
Bark RsS Sc BS CaTU Tsss to wndc
Bark Cecilia DAM Petersen Vques II days. Win sugar
% Mary Dana burgess Pai1 days with log
Scbr WIN Jones Hounsea Nncvitas days with md'e to
PeIao oS G VAR Of and days from Nassau with
rndse to F ] Moneii d Son.
Island Wind light, sW; clear
CLEARED
Steamer Horrox CBr) Rendle. London-Busk a Jsyons
Steamer Kegulas Br) Henry, lAverpool VIA west Foi
ya-Chas p Sumner d Co $780, -, "a.
Steamer Fnsbury (Br), Grsysone Lisbon-funcn' Eu'e
steamer FL Monte Hawthorn, Neworeans-John Van
Steamer Yeasscc Bears carestonw@ GEyds CO.
steamer Richmond Jenney West Point Ha-Old Domn'on
steamer Roanoke Hulphers, Newport News and Norfolk
Steamer octoTsro Reynolds, BaltinoremB Po TmGc
Shin Nc ongsll Obi Dsvs AmsterdamJ Parker Co.
Bark Mechiore taD, IZzo. AIJer java io
Bari Nellie Guest (Br). Crosby, Havre-Boyd Hncken
Brig Florence Atkins. Galveston-Tupper Beasue
Steamers Nevada Jor Lvcrpool III Monte D
Yemassee Richmond; Roanoke Newport News 81 Keguu'
West Point Va; Bencroy, ,,
Bark Wilhelm Brkedal. for Chr1stanla
Brig Americas, for Laguayra - - VIZ ,,yA,,,o.a
A sSnTs hf' ida M FoTsf st St MsT,IPs
Ship Ebe CBr) Hunt from New'York for Melbourne no
date, lat 10 y, lon p W.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS. -
SHIELDS. Nov 13saed. steamer C1uc (br) DAVIES ior
Nov 11-saed steamer state OF Georgia OBI, Moo
die frum Glasgow hence for New ork- -, ~ a..
DAYTzIo Nov e-salcd. steamer Longhirst (Br) - for
ANTWERP Nov ll-sailed steamer Pennsylvania, Thomas
HASBuRe Nov steamer wieland tGer) Aloers
sailed steamer Hamronia Ger Hebeh, for NewYork.
srJAeo cubs). Nov lcsaied steamer Santiago Allen
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Announcements.
A vigorous growth and the original color
given to the hair by Parker's Hair Balsam
0Parkers Ginger Tonic the best cough cure.
Catarrh. climatic disease, is durable. Use
EIys Cream Balm. II cleanses and heals DOC
x particle is applied into the nostrils
EsPENsCHEIDS
Ceebrated silk Hats.
Ono Hundred and Eighteen (lls) Nassau-st
HENRY A. DANIELS, nj. d,
31q WEST 126TH-sT.
Diseases Of the Nervous system enito Urinary Organs
Impotence and Sterihty. Hours 70 IL . 'oo
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A LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION.
The Great Canadian Party Whoops
Things Up-Spee ches.

Op-opoeCuos.
TORONTO, Ont, Aug. l5.-A great Lib
eral demonstration was held Monday ct
Oakville, under the auspices of the
Toronto and Hamilton Young Mems Lib
eral clubs. Among the speakers were
Wilfred Laurier, leader Of the Liberal
party Of Canada, aud Sir Richard Cart
wright, both of whom dealt with the
question OF unrestricted reciprocity, the
former describing the political and the
latter the financial aspect OF the subject.
Mr.. Laurier, in the course OF his speech,
said it was now twenty-one years since
confederation was established, and he
asked how much further Canada had ad.
vanced than she was twenty years ago.
The answer, he said, must be that the
country has not advanced one iota.
There is one sure way OF ascertaining il a
country is prosperous. Real estate showed
whether the people were prosperous or
not In the dominion OF Canada, Mr..
Laurier said, the value of real es-
tate had not advanced. 1t had retro
graded. In the province from which he
came there was not single farm which
would sell for the price it would have sold
for eight years ago. Canada was not
keeping her population. There was not
man in Quebec today OF forty.hve years
OF age who had not on the other side of
the line near relative, father, son or
uncle. This was pretty broad statement,
but he felt sure il could be verified. In
his own province this was the case. Yet
our institutions were equal to those OF our
neighbors. Some pretend they are better,
more elastic and more conducive TO free
dom. The real reason for the emigration
was the economic policy OF the Canadian
government. We had tried the policy OF
restriction and it had failed. Let us, said
the speaker, now try the policy OF eXpan-
sion, the policy OF unrestricted reciprocity
between us and the 60, 600, 900 on the other
side OF the line. To those who said that
unrestricted reciprocity would seduce
Canada into annexation, he would say
that he could answer for his party that
there would not he case with them.
He was satisfied that the 'grits"
would not be seduced from their
allegiance to the Queen by any Yankee
Establishments. Ii the Conservatives can
convince Sir John Macdonald to take up
this policy, he pledged himself in advance
to give TO the movement all the help he
could. When Sir Richard Cartwright pro-
posed his unrestricted reciprocity resolu-
ton last session he knew the House would
defeat it, He will renew il this session
and the session after, and in the session
which will follow the next general election
we hope TO bring to Parliament a majority
determined 10 have unrestricted recipro-
city with the United States. This, said
the speaker, sis our aim. This is the pol
icy we have to offer TO the people Every
other issue must take n back seat and leave
the first place to this question. This is the
cry. This is the battle. This is the re-
form which we propose not only for the
people Of Ontario, but for the whole do
minion.
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rOOD LODGING, CLEAN SINGLE REDS. 10
VI cents; lapc bowl OF coffee or sweet milk
bread and butter, cents. Good meals 10 and Il
cents. NO il5 SHELBY ST., near Bcalc
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VALUABLE PROPERTY rnE HEALAN
' House u hotcl Of ~ MONS Terms tn suit the
times. Address II. J. HEALAN. wartracc, Tenn
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BOOKS EXPERTED AND ACCOUNTS ADJUST
ID ed, with ncatnoS and dispatch at Room No. n
Masonic Temple. Parties wishing special work OF
this kind will please give as u call
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ST.. AGNES
Female = Academy,
MTMpHIS TENN


I'n1s INSTITUTION II pEIIGurFuIlN sIrU.
airi IN r'tifrl aud healthy Part Ut the city "
Memphis commanding the advantage ni town nnl
vuuuIn. Tho cutiru surroundings breathe an att
ui peaceful snulusiuu. which ever rNcrs sn power.
lul nm Influence over the muml ply steal aud intel
lcvtunl life.
Ihc course of study embraces tho various
branches VI n solid aud usciul education In the
regular English IUutsr the pupils on entering are
mukCl according a. their pfuhyicuuy IN OtthuEm.
ply, Nmmmar aui Arithmetic Particular attrn.
lion IN given tn sHurri aud ltniauu History Rhr.
tnTic aud Composition LATIN and fWnyh cutter
into the REGULAR course 4 portion ot time " nl.
Lowell tn each pupil iur Plain aud Ornamental
Ncrilcwufk. shells tlowCr. etc
ItltMs#lNT Session. faNuliu half YEARLY. inNHri.
ably M advance fnT hutu unl tuition, iu all
branches hukht iu tie hlghr.t s,hunls plain sow.
ing, mrtklur. etc. h"l htllinF. stationery nui
washing. sluu aud p urUupliug to the age ut rltzi
eff the pupil ~pUyiul terms when several mrmhrts
ui tbu same family attend the s,huul M nlluW.
HuCr IL made iut partial uiscnrc uT withdrawal b..
tuW the expiration ui the term except Ia case uf
fyrinus uT prHimrtUl illness
tNrUAs herman, italian. etc. each. si' an Music
ON Piano and use ui instrument, Nuuu Drawing
nud Water COLOR tluu ul lniuuur. tNUu tW.
hfUidry aud ornamental Work $1,000 lsu ul l.
htnry t'ut Nurbl Music M tlns, son Private
Lessons. slNuu iatHtd pct month huuur vacation.
10 suvut nt the A,airmy. Mnshiur, etc. aitui
NvhUluo aud thysiuiuua ices val torn cNtn
irrns iot Day rurils. son. loo. s,uo ~ 500
Icr month. Tor further particulars. npily to M
iADN S,rEHiOU.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Ridgeway-;- Academy
NEAR HOWELL CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY.

ID. Nj. CT AltI.ES, Principal.
1NuE COZ RISE or STUDY AT THIS SCHOOL Is
such rs to prepare Young Men to enter our uulycr.
sites or ior the business ot life The next term
will begin Monday. september ,, 1898. Tho
Course will embrace Latin, Gpck and the Modern
Languages, Bookkeeping Mathematics Elcmcn.
tary Course In Sciences, and especially the study
Of English.
RkfERENCFS-Tn Faculties of University Of
Virginia Vanderbilt University, and + " T. TINT.
Nrnity II Clatksvillc where the Principal taught
TOT twelve years. Mr. G - Rnscnplucnicr Mt. II.
Guiun, Mr VIM Floyd. " llchcr Jones Mr. Rich.
ard Morris Mr q, ". Mncmc Mt burlington
Mason aud Mr. charles bryant " Memphis
lEkMS--SChnluH cuttT int the session aud no
deductions are made except In ease ni prOtrnctcd
sickness BOARD and tuition washing fuel. lights
Ss0O for the ten months, payable quarterly IN
advance Tuition, 81 - g. $50 per month. pay.
ahio quarterly In adNnnrc. Tor particulars aud cir
Cular apply In
~. NJ ouARIfS, Principal. Howell, Ky
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Trustoo's salo OF Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE % TitE POWERS ~ NIX VESTED
ID b. certain dcli ui trust, made June ~, lN,li
hy Marion smith and biz wiiC. Alicc ~ me ~ ifus
tee. which 4 t,cIrlcl in the shelby county lsEis.
icr's Office In HOOK IA ut page -, ani default
having bcon made iu The uhlsaiinus thcuni. and ],
having been 30 requested by thg beneficiary, VIII on
Thursday. August 80, 1855,
nj the southwest corner II Main aud Madison
siurts, ~ Memphis Taxing District ~ shelby
county, Tcun. between lCFHI huuns, offer aud sgIl
Vi public uuirty tn the highest bidder for cash,
the following lui oi lnnd near Memphis shelby
county. Tenn. tuHit Commencing on TIE fuuih
side II HfuafwAy un irft cot ifun l.afuutu az.
rnuc. and running thrnrc est With thg linz ~
broadway m loui in o. stake Mrurn siuth w lcrl
o. stake. thence west IN iCTt o. n stake - lHrl
east from RAJ bum avenue. thence north 10 tcri
o. the beginning.
fluiy Of redemption waived. salo begins NJ y
o'clock a. n TRELEvANT, Trustee.
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/ ADY AGENrS--Entircly new female under.
l. garments nothing like IT, over 1000 sold past
nearly GOOOO testimonials positive proof fn,c Mr.,
II. 4. Little, Chilagn, III.
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Told Nou 10.

Mr.. T.. A. Ireland OF Drccn, 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 me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine CO., manu-.
facturers, Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and 81
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store
No. 2Nl Main street
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90 600 FbSrilNCH pRN COMMON OAK
Zo,oOO lumber u u wide, ~. H. L. feet
long, suitable for rough wor, shcoting ON noi OF
cotton sheds etc. VIII sell very cheap Call on
l. 4. Cooper. i3L Madison 'Ifcc.
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A Hotel Man Killed,

CoTEAU LASDISo, Que, Aug. l5.-Jo-
scph Pilon, hotel keeper here, was shot
dead last night by an unknown travelling
agent, why diterward escaped. The agent
and Pilons son were quarreling, and
when the elder Pilon attempted 20 quell
the disturbance, the agent fired several
shots at him.
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John L.. sullivan Guilty.

BoSToS, Mass, Ang. l5.-John l.. sulli-
van, the pugilist, appeared in the Brighton
police court today TO answer 10 n charge Of
drunkenness He plead guilty and was
fined s. and costs, which lac paid aud was
discharged.
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EDUCArIONAI.
MEMPHIS
HIGH SCHOOL,
NO. 100 MARSHALL AVENUE.
Steinway Hall. NEW YORK, Jun,

rNHE MEMPHIS HlGH SCHOOL FOR noY,
1 will open Monday, september ~, isss,
with ADDISON W. LYNCH, A NJ aud "
RoLfk Ar, Associate Principals aided by
competent assistants
Spe,ial sttouton will he given 20 the preparation
oi young men Tor business aud for admission 20
the leading colleges. Advanced methods will 10
employed work will 10 thorough aud discipline
strict
Tho building Il we'll ventilated and com .nriAhle;
the grounds ample, well shaded aud easily sIuesl.
bic by tho different street car lines
Tuition per mouth. payable IN advance, ", =, %
aud 81, according Ia grade Parties wishing IN In.
sute admission Tor their sons must make Applica-
ton Az oNcE Applications may he lcfi with Co.
w. y. Taylor, No. Mi Front street aud Hon John
ovOrtOn j., No ~ SECOND stpct OF may bo al.
dressed 10 the ltincpalsat No lOd Mgtshall avenue
Directors
COZ. ". y TAYLOR non JSo OvERToN. Jr
X H. MAURY, ND, r. q. CRAIG, ksa,
C. W MBTCALF. ksQ
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by a NO / MAN. POSITION AS SHIPPING
ID clerk. Best Ol references. b. NJ, care Appeal
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order of Publication.

40 Gtii " BIN the Jhanocy Court Of shelby
county Tcun=siatO Of Tennessee " " 7. Al
urTH "a o.
m sup'afing from amended bin IN this cause.
which De- sworn 81. that the defendants " l.
Nt-sh Hui wife NJ. " T. Marh, are residents 81
iHH District rf columbia aud nuu usidcuu ~ The
state 90 IUnUUsaf,
I.t rUsiUHr ordered That th0y make their ~
f"lf.Ur. Hr.Hiu NJ fhr cuuft huusr 81 shelby Cuuu
70. IU tnHH.| Hf Hruuhis Uuv Taxing District ri
aHabH rHHuiv IrUu uu tur frfi Monday In o..
tHI#f l..t $50 .l.Hi. #rsH"f HT HCuuf fu com.
DOB. IH.UT. |' nd HWrnirt 900 ur thU anne vii
o. HE.u u. n.Hlrsau Fs fU them mud 80 iuf hear
luH HH $500. Hui fHsI NuH. ui iNla ufHrf h0 PUB
ill.f uH.HuuHHf iUf iluf su0rH.slyo voyks Ia the
Memphis AIpHI This August !, ISIS
A ifur toby Attest
l. % NyuENuY Ciufk and Master.
iiYT u Caldwrll ~ e. a ~
FH&C w. Hoiskell. SOLICITOR i0f Complainant
ggiGu
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A. NJ. srANaLER. Philadelphia, suffered
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HOOhand's German Bittcrs.
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YoUNG Wife-Charlcy, dear, wish you
would drop into Miles drug store on your
way home tonight, and bring me a box %
Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
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REMOVAL.
Lnwhorn a. Newsom
Have removed 10 $50 Front street
WfI.oa A rtino

Offer special bargains In furniture until
September I. II will pay you to examine
our gools and prices. Repairing and up.
ho,stering at low prices during the dull
season. Telephone 500 2l2 Main st.
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70 REMOVED nY ans vsg ~ cocoAtyr.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
oi the hair.
Burnrtts Flavoring extracts are thc
LOT
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" You ara leaving for your summer trip,
don't forget to have n lunch put up 1T
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FOR RENT or SALE.

A IL or NY PROPERTY INVITE STATION,
~ N. n g. r. R--nitysiN 1rry on tho pike rngd,
nine miles cUt oi McmUhI. Zoe lot, suit pur
chaser ~ rvntcr. from = oi nn 1tp o. 2> Located
IN healthy country, easy grs- topr.iolicg depot
school and churches, nnl Nn I hu ipys, stand
fur further information ndlrt,, mr nj White, shell
Ny county, Tenn, q, " TRUSS
rINIAT VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE No. N
! Court stnct; tNo.stnry brick ni eight Tunms
bathroom aud Kitchen, lot asNll,'s feet Apply to
n. H. CULLEN, ~ a. T. MCDONALD.
Nn. I Madison street
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without q teacher
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Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate

DunIic NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Il by virtue Of execution 81 me directed irDm the
Honorable supreme Count IT the Western District
" Tennessee IN the cusC II H. rcrcs ct al. Max
Halle Il al Judgment rendered ON tho 9Th day ~
May, i-s7. GOT the sum II si.uil a. with Interest
and co,t Of suit h. satisfy sail Judgment etc, ]
Will on
saturday, september 7, 1888.
In legal hours In front Of the court house In the
Taxing District uf shelby county. Tenn, ptuccci
b. sell a. the highest bidder, int cash, the follow
Ing described ptpIgtiy. tpwit
forty acres u land Ia the Fourteenth civil Dis
itiCt az shelby county. Tenn. beginning NJ the
north line ~ WIN. Persons tnct, six ChHins wcst
from the southeast cufnrf Tot %. thence west with
Persons line nj east tnn stake. thence north ~
east ~ . sake IN Dunn avenue thrurn cnst II
sixteen links ~ u stake corner stake letWrru owen
sud Walker thruun south n arNcutysfNp links a.
the beginning known ~ the EmWoui Sur.ry
icvicd on NJ the ufnperiy ~ defendant James
Stewart. a. satisfy saii Judgment iutcfli aud cost
Mcmphis August ~, ls,N
WI CANNON, shchn shelby county, Tenn.
~ r. \ Mallory. u a
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PRArr Coat, superior Tor steam uses.
HuNr q BRo.
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per year, anil participate IN thc grand dis.
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