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paUL WINTER CARNIVAL
Tho MagnIflcent Ice Palace andtEo
Beauties and Attractions OF tho
Carnival Season.

The aim OF this sketch is to convey some
idea oi the attendant benuties. sports and
Festivities OF the Ice Carnival season.
of the Ice King and Borealis
and their brilliant ~retinue 81
lords and ladies, courtiers, princes
and retainers, with something q the conn
and circumstance OF their dazzling court
and lite imperial pastimes.
The Ice Palace OF st. Paul Is impressive,
magnificent. unique. tt is sui ~.peneris.
Venice and Imperial Rome have their gor.
geous Easter festivities; St. Louis its Veil
ed Prophets, and New Orleans it's season
q arrival reioicings; but It remained for
~. Fault TO surpass them all.
The palaces OF $50 and '87, especially
the latter, were conceded by tourists and
scholarssto surpass in beauty anything in
iact or %fcticn. In point 81 design, con.
struction and beauty, the present Castle
surpasses all of its predecessors.
The Castle, from door sill to dome and
turrets being composed Of pure, translu-
cent ice. The ice is cut into cubes. accord
ing to the specifications Of the plans, and
laid in position by skilled workmen, being
cenented with water. The Palace 81 'SS
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In a barn behind closed doors. at Mount
Pleasant. in the northern suburbs OF
Washington; recently, the sons OF Attorney
General Garland and Senator Jones, OF
Arkansas, stripped to the buff -donned
fingerless kid gloves and SHE'D their castors
into the ring in the presence oftheir seconds
and with Ned Donnelly, a we'll known ex.
prize fighter OF THAT city as referee, began
the settlement Of a love affair. 4
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Living Witnesses.

Ask any one who has used Dr.. Pierce'e
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets as to their
merits. They will tell you that pimples,
1blotchess and eruptions disappear; that
censtspation-thaE breeder ofd~isorders-
He relieved; that the appetite IL restored;
that the whole system is renovated and
regulated beyond any conception by these
little wonder workers, Being purely yege.
table they are perfectly harmless; being
composed sof Concentrated. active ingredi-
!ents; they are powerful. Purge and purify
Tho system arddfeease will be unknown.
'Oi all druggists. s. .Sg
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A serious accident occurred on the At
lantic & Pacific railraod, about three miles
from Coolridge, N. NJ, in which eight persons
were slightly injured and three others prob
ably fatally. Miss Florence Woodson Of
Woodstock, ILL.,, had her skull fractured
and received internal i~ninriss, from which
she will proba bly, die.
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Good Investment

is that which yields large returns from q
small outlay. Reader. the wayis clearls Nc
speculation, no chance. big returns! II yor
are like most Of mankind you have some
where .weakness-don't feel at all times
just as you'd like to-headache to-day
lbackache tomorrow, down sick next weel
s-afl because your blood IS out OF order. 4
email outlay and what large r~eturnsl You
jcoyery and soon pure, fresh blood courses
through your veins, and you are anotheI
beingl Nj
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Consumption surely cured.

To the E~ditor:-Please inform your readers
that 4 ! nave AVE- q positive is remedy for the above
hopeless ca yes have been permanently cured. /
shall be glad to send two bottles OF my remedy free
to any OF your readers who have consumptioaif
they will end me their Express and p. o. address.
Respectfully, I. A. Slocum. M. Co. 1871 Pearl ct N. Y.
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itching Piles. !

syMPTons-Moisturc intense itching and singing;
most ut night; worse by scratchin3. n allowed TO
continue tnmors form, which often bleed AMI ulcer.
ate. becoming very sore: swAYNE's OINTMENT stops
many cases removes the tnnors. It / easlIy q 4icacioan..
in curing all Skin Diseases. On. SWAYNE ~ SON
Proprietors, Philadelphia. SwAYNE's. OINTMENT car
be obtained OF druggists. Sent by mail for so Ccnts.
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Chairman Townsend will present Ia the
house the unanimous report OF the military
committee in. favor ofthe adoption Of Rep
ing the disposition Of the captured flags.
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The only remedy THAT cures gals, cuts and
wounds on horsesand cattle, and always Grows
Carbolisalve. soc and 81, at Druggistspr by
mail. Cole & Co.. Black River Falls. Wis. sf
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$1,000 IN Cash or Lot Worm Si,35U
Given Away.
Everyone intending TO compete Tor the prize
We offer to the person spelling the most
words from Che letters found in the three
words Curtis and Edwards, should get their
list ready Immediately as only a limited
nished on! application. Curtis Edwards;
Real Estate Agents, 100 Il. 3rd street, st.
Paul, MINI.
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Salvation Oil is guaranteed to cure ,rhet-
matism, sore throat, swellings, bruises,
burns, and bites. Price only twenty-five
cents q bottle.
To make. children healthy use plenty OF
air, plenty Of milk, plenty OF sleep, and al
ways have q bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up in case, Of or oup. fb3# - r r..
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Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
issbecoming q universal favorite for restor.
ing gray hair to its original color, and
making hair grow thick and strong.
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Justice Trip OF Dakota renders q decis.
ion in the Yankton asylum case, deciding
adversely to the old board and leaving tho
new to hold the fort.
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Sergeant James Cooper. Twenty. fifth In
fantry, Fort Smell ing. died at that post
from congestion OF the brain.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-02-16

James F. Wilson 10 rcnominatei Tor
United States senator from Iowa.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-02-16

The North Star Lung and Throat Bal.
sam is a sure cure for Coughs and Colds.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-02-16

An adjustment Of the Pennsylvania
strike is believed to be near at hand.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-02-16

A smart shock Of earthquake was OK.
perienced in South Caroline. North Caro-
lima and Georgia on the 18th. .Ss
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-02-16

At Lowell, Mass, fire broke out in the
central building Of the fire department.
The loss ID estimated at 500, coo. !.
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The Hoosier Democrats formally put
Gov. Gray in the field for the vice presi-:
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The prospects for tho enactment Of any
bill relative to the postal telegraph arenot
favorable. .ass 144fi ssa-aJy. ~ tfts a; p. ~
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" Great Legaoy

Congressfian Rice introduces 8 bill for q
POSSIBILITIES building 10 6t. PAUL.
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unItarlan Literature

Explaining the Liberal Faith as held by
u.nitarian., sent Tree By adddrssssing !: E.
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No Cut rates About Thjs.

At Faribault, Miss Elizabeth Spencer
vas united in marriage tool. Phelps.
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Col. AlsxandsrC hamhsrs, 81 the fourth
Infantry, died "a Texas.
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HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,

Handsomely and durably bound in
Leatherette Tree Calf a book OF $50
pages, fully illustrated. lThe regular
price in any bookstore would be 1925.
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order OF Publication.

40 ---, HD.-in the Chnnccfy Count Of shelby
County. Tenn. Elizabeth iauc llamef 81 al W.
John Nafnrn Matthews II ~.
ID Appearing ifum ihr nfldfYlt on nlehefelu that
tho drirndants Nauha Manor. Nanie Davis, and
Tanulr simmnna ar residents ~ the state ~ Nis
ti.Ippl Wallet tsakp -tfrk land. Joseph Mat
ihrws. Mar Matthews Christina hailh'ss, ,afliia
Matthews Ianns Matthews and Eddle Matthew'S.
ar residents ~ the slate ~ Texas and oil non
residents ~ the STATE ~ Tennessee.
d H. therefore ordered, That they make their hp-
peafanrp hefrin ~ the court house ~ shelby ruun
H. In he rity II Memphis nov Taxing District 81
shelby county, Tenn on tho trat Monday IN
Nav, isy, aud plead. answer pf deinuf tn com
plaiuants hill uf the same viii h. trkru tot con.
l,ss a. to them aud ~ iuf hearing ck psrir. and
that rupy ~ this order h. puillshs'i nnea week
iof four 1ucoessi,o weeks IN the Ncnphe Appeal.
A trto c1pyy Attest n I. MCDOWELL.
Cicrt and Master.
nv r. n CALDWELL. Deputy CLERK and Master.
chalmers Cooper, eols. Zoe Compile
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failed to do by force will be achieved, by
commercial growth, especially il the Mica
ragua canal is put under general construc-
ton.
All these things are worth watching, but
1t is not in place or right TO encourage or
permit by non-attention, the progress OF
such foolish and almost criminal schemes
as those now talked about. 1t is difficult
to understand how men OF affairs can be,
II they are, BY blatherskites and adventur-
eis like Gibbons and Crawford.
1t is hard TO understand how they SECURE
newspaper Blooms" By the way, the
public will not have vet forgotten the ex-
pose Of certain unclaimed property
agency, which clever fellow started about
twenty months since, to catch the gudg-
cons who are always ready to bite with the
idea OF being heir to something they never
knew or owned. The organizer OF that
scheme narrowly escaped conviction as a
swindler. On the prospectus and circulars
OF his so-called agency" the name OF lis
lawyer was set forth at large. If recollec-
ton serves rightly the name was that Of
George Washington Gibbons.
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JOHN DORY. No. 5I6I.


slrcd By Pilot MamhrInn. the b'-t brci son oi
Pilot Ir dam Indian dam u indianapolis, fll.
By Nambhno chief rII0t Iambrino made = rconrl
Of 25is In the mud Public Trial over Louiivllle
Jockey Club Track IN ~.
Tlut dam u john nuy. Arnci Nv Mambfino
star lrecord as. son Of MamhHuo chief Man.
btino chief was BY Mamhflno faynasicf. be BY
Mambfino. he by Imported Messenger
JOHN DORY T. 10 hands hirh. feal brown NJ.
mot black. two whit heels. hos,y msne and tail.
ihou coupled aud b,Bry bonci. Ne e a hone
hne action. and vcfy 81 '.,h Although In hs lycai
Old form aud never iniIHHi bets vcfy iasta level
headed. and eau fpscd ID r. 1s salt lie vas ioiloi
Apfli Is. iSS, At indiaH IIll. w. limiiri ~ trl
mares service lee 80 Oash. with usual priyll
eyes Of rctum
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The La,nhrr nnsIne...

An immense stock Of lumber can always
h. found nj $40 Second street, corner Of
Gayoso, where will be- found the yard aud
Office Of Fncdel, Ilcdcr 4 Go. This iirn
deals In all kinds OF lumber, special aiicn
ton being given 10 all orders. for oak and
pine. and in addition they manufacture
and keep In stock doons, sash, blinds,
moldings, shinge-. lathr, cedar posts and
other things too numerous TO designate IN
this brief article, suffer u Ia state that
they are able and ready 10 iill all orders nj
the shortest notice and on the most favor
able terms Those needing anything IN
their line Of business arr Invited 10 call
and get prices. should they do 10 they
will find Il 10 their advantage and interest
10 make purchases. Full satisfaction u
guaranteed by the prOprictors, who are Ia
every way reliable and responsible. llav
ing had ample experience In the business
they feel that they can please all customer
rs 70 the quality and prices Of their goods
Call and see them.
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rm,.yor rredsrIrh BETTER.

BERiiS, March 20. emperor Frederick
slept better last night The weather Is
warm and beautiful. pr Mackenzie nc.
companicd the Emperor on his drive.
The Emperor was delighted with the nc.
CARNATIONS OF the people. The Ber!incrs
were surprise by The animated manner in
which he returned their salutcs. The
imperial party visited the room In which
Emperor William died. On returning
Inter Den Linden was crowded with
cheering throngy
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
Until the skin wns straw. Body covered with
scales like spots OF mortar. Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.

| am going 10 tell you Of the extraordinary change
your CuTlcuRA REMEDIES performed on me About
the LIST OF April last noticed some red pimples like
coming out all over my body, but thought nothing
OF II until some time later when Il began to look
like spots OF mortar spotted on, and which came of
In layers. accompanied with itching ! would
scratch every night until was raw, thea the next
night the scales being formed meanwhile were
scratched of again. In vain did con ult all the
doctors In the country but without aid After Civ
ing up all hopes Of recovery, happened TO see an
CCRA REMEDIES, and purchased them from my
druggist, and obtained almost immediate relief
began to notice that the scaly eruptions gradually
dropped OFT aud disappeared one by one, and have
been fully cured. had the disease thirteen months
before began taking the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES, and
In four or five weeks was entirely cured My dis.
ease was eczema aud psoriasis ! pcomlncnded
the CuriCuRA REMEDIES Ia all in my vicinity, and
| know OF great many who have taken them, and
thank me for the knowledge OF them. especially
mothers who have babes with scaly cruptlons ON
their heads and bodies. cannot express In words
the thanks 10 you for what the CurICuRA REM
DIES have been TO me- Nv body was covered with
scales, and WIS AN awful spectacle 10 behold Now
my skin Is as nice AMI clear ~ babyA
GEO. COTEl, Merrill, Wis
Feb. :, lsSS-Nota trace whatsoever Of the dis
case from which ufercd has shown itsell since
| my cure. GEo. ColEN.
We cannot do Justice TO the esteem In which
CUTIcURA the great skin Cun, and CuricuRA
soar. an exquisite skin Beautifcr, prepared from
H. aud Cur cJRA REsoLvESr. the new Hood Puri-
fer, are held by the thousands upon thousands
whose lives have been made happy by the cure Of
agonizing, humiliating itching, scaly and rimply
diseases Of the skin, scalp and blood with loss OF
hair
Sold everywhere. Price, CurCuRA, SOC soar,
2jc.; REsOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
ne Send for "IIow TO Cure skin Diseases" G.
pages 30 Illustrations and 100 testimonials
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The CennrlI OF Menrn.

wAsuiyoroS, March 3l.--Today the
womcn's International Council adopted a
constitution and elected the following ollic.
ems Tor the permanent organization OF the
National Council Of Women
President, Francis T.. willard, 81 Illinois;
vicc.pfesidcnt, Susan u. Anthony, Of New
York: corresponding secretary, Mary
Wright, III Indiana. recording secretary,
Mary \. Eastman OF Massachusetts,, treas
urer. NJ. LOuisa Thomas. oi New York.
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION, c. a 0. RAILROAD,
@ Milos From Momphia
BLUEGRASS" No. 384.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by Rysdyks Iianhlcionlan sir NJ N troiicr'
with records ~ 30 or better. and sirc 81 - sons
that have each gotten one or mon ? ~ performers
hrst dam XIII by Long Island BLACK lIawE. second
dam by Young Duroc. hall brother n American
Ecllp~o. third dam By Collins Messenger BY I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRAss IL ~. hands high. scai brown. Al
most black. with wine oplorrd TANKS and muEfle
two white heels heavy name and tall. long bodied.
heavy boned and very stylish lie 4 the sifc Of
Cry Cloud, uoord 2zl'f-tHal 2lp't. Of bocchct
ilrc Of one an performer andoi the dam o. LADY
oi Lyons. rccoti ana lie q hall brother b. Der
icf. 1l7,t. Netiie. ais Jay Gould. 22i'.. George
wilkcs IA, aud fall brother 10 Mcnclaur. ? %
m.UEGRAss u the only son 81 Rysiyk's Ham.
blctonian. Whose services VEN ever onerd N th,
people SOUTH OF KENTUCKY, and be viii this
seison bc limited 10 len outside mar> lee so
cash, with usual PRIVILEGES 81 uiurn
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ru,-sts,. AprIIIo. Isss.

the property described In aid deed. - follows
NlF BEGINNING on the n1fth side ~ Court sinrt
extended VI the .iuthsaft corner u a lot formerly
owned hy a I white. thence enst With the north
line VI tnuu stnet IN feet thence north ~ feet 10
Hu alley thenru vet with aid alley "a ieet thence
fYuth y let 10 tar beginning =belnH lot 30 p Of
smith 4 Gulnn Huhditlsiuu. Equity ~ fctiemp
unn Waived. Title believed 10 b. Eoud, but I sell
''' ''"''' MiSfiR PARKER Trustee
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Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting II the Stockholders 81 the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company will h. held At the once
Of The COMPANY In Mobile. Ala. al y o'clock m.
on Thursday. hsy psos.. 70 suihefine the efes'
ton Of morlg.g, Tor 1000
n. TAooS, eeenlary.
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ron SALE on TRADE

LION sALE on TRADE no ACREs IN wEsT
u Trnnes=re ~ mles ifnm Memphis. 10 In
cultivation ~ lnclusufrs, UNtfa Hupsi iences ~
heavily tlmlrpd. nuo dwelling with rooms In
ruftd rrpaf huuscs fuf all purposes IN ynrl lnrgr
ristsfn lAnio harm iarsc cfle. rnW stables tgpod
houses i0f tenants win never failing we'll Gin aud
rfist tniil gtbd ponds nuc orchards 81 chulrc
fruits wood unsturrs. fences separate outlet ~
hntinin range ipf siork ~ seeded ~ ffaH and
clover qunftrrmlie irum milruad ti'lr tefsrt rud
one NJ the bssi farms IN this section ul county
Will srii fur pam casi and Jnri on credit ~ trade
Tor Memphis ProIsf9 ,lthei in city 90 suburbs
Adiruss, " RAD
nruWustilc. Tenn.
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Trustoe'a Sale.

~ virtue ~ . trust deed made N me under date
of 0ptoief o. itsi. and wonriel IN look io1. pare
OIL III the Registers O1irr ~ shelby county, Ia
frfurr tn the br-oip Building 4 Loan Association
. trfan debt therein mentioned. ! Will fell iuf
cash NJ puddle outrfy, NJ The southwest cofnef ~
Main aud Madison afcct. Memphis Tenn, 81
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I,ow- ArJ J. ARNOLDs STORE. FlvE MILES
' ! ifum city, on ilrruhndo road, one medium.
sged ri row. giving mill. Owner cnn have same
~ proving property aud paying changes.
MANN 4. issA sol. DAVIS
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Stockholders Meeting.

fINiIE Annual Meeting oi Stockholders Of the
Chesapeake, ohio a southeastern hallfoid
tomtauy. Zoe the Llstiion Of Directors aud the
Transaction ~ such other hufurss ~ mar come hc
fufu them will be- held ai the unioc 1T the Company,
IN the city ~ Memphis ln the STATE ~ Tennessee.
On lhs Flint niaday " ADrL 1888 at II Ool'ek
In tho FORENOON Of that day The proposed igsue Of
lrnnrh Hnnds Of snld Company aud The execution
oi = mortgage o. decd at iuiai 10 ssrufr the sane
will be- submitted ~ the meeting inf " cunsderh
lion aud action thereon. ~ orlrf NJ the PRECEDENT
aud Ununi NJ unstufs 1 D tAIt7. Neruaffs
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
THE CITY OF JASPER

Is the county seat OF walker county, and Is located
In the heart OF the GREAT WARRIOR COAL
FIELD, e. miles west OF Birmingham. which 10
the nearest city or town Of any Importance at tho
crossing Of the Kansas city. Memphis a BInning.
ham, ah the sheffield 4 Birmingham railroads.
both having been completed within the pas' Tow
months, with three additional lines surveyed into
the city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER,
M PRANK GRAY. Manager
THREE NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE
Commencing Monday. April >
Fashions Famous Footlight Favoritcs,
socictys Preference Everywhere.
The Bon Tons OF the World
McNIsTI. JOHNSON AND sLAvIN's
REFINED MlNsTRELsi
In Program ofsplcndld New Inventions,
Including the Great and Only
BILLY EMERSON.
lO-sTAR ARTlsTs-iO
Tho Greatest Minstrel Company
EVER SEEM ~ MEMPHIS.
A. Shakesponre 4 20 the drama. ~ Il McNish
johnson and slayin TO the burnt cork profession.
New York Herald.
WALKERS NEW TIIEATER
w cor. Fourth and Jcftr.on NJ.
GRAND OPENING.
Week commencing Tuesday evening. April 8
The clcrtr versatile young actor.
CURRY HOPPER
Supported BY the Charming soubictie.
Mss CARRIE HALL
and car,fuIiy selected company of Artists In III
Great Sensational Comedy Mclo.
drnmn. entitled,
"oNE MAN AMONG A MILLION"
During the action II the play Mr. Hopper effect
ten VI the most wonderful chnmcier change cye
effected on the American slagc. In full view Of The
audience.
"Wednesday and saturday Maiinccs for ladicN
and Chlldrcn.
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PERSONAL.


PERSONAL
A RHBROOR a WHITE % FRONT 81. PAY
~ Highest cnsh price ior hid'r, Pun and WOOL
DUFFALo GNAT AND PLY ENTERMiNATOR
- patented lnsccticidc "kcaIs OF Enais nics
aud chafbonnc' can bc had Of any wholesale mcr
chant or scnd orders NJ once IN French. bros a
10. is2 MADDEN avenue Memphis, Tenn.
IusTERNs- SMOKING CHIN.
- "''' "" THOMAS cunBrNs
MS HlYsoN a soy. DENTISTS, NO as
- Main street
I,oR BED.RoCI rRlCisiN FURNITURg call
u ON the Armstrong Furniture Company, ~
scound q
IAs AND oil sTovEs, IATIST DEsiGNS
VI lamfr etc, NJ \. liuiclds ~ herond ~
MANILA pAPER PAPER RAGS. WRAPPING
vi Paper ~ Memphis raucr Co. "a Second -
SOUTHERN CYCLE EMTONuM- BlCYCLEs.
- TrIrycies and Nelo-ipesies Victor bicycle
leads the world. soCund hand wheels bought
and old 2ii MAIN sfRktf
,I,o HAVE PUgg wATER UsE TIIE AMIR
! lean waief clariiCr and purihcr All drug
gists have ~
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
|,oNAwAY's RIAL E.rATE AGENCY. NO -
~ Main struct Established is1L
nOuGLAss a JANE REAL ESTATE AND
~ Rental Agents 80 Sc,ond ~
TVTTTTTv-TTTT- 1l-T1- 71SfTTT'I! KS6
u Rental Agcni.. o. Madison ttrct
II l. GUIoS, REAL EsrAIE AgENT.
III ~ Madison street
IIATCHFTr HICKA 60. RIAL ESTATE AND
i Insurance ATcni', - Main ~. Memphis
r A. IorDoN. RIAL EsrNTE AND RENTAL
~ agent. No. 70 Madison street
NteKFoS a CROss. gEAL EsTATI BROKERs
| vi and Collecting Agents. p Madison strct
II 4 GoYTR6 co. gEAL EsTATE AGENTS
/ n. and Brokcr No q Madison sirrct
ID LBLAcR 4 90, RIAL EsrArE AoENrs.
| Ia. q Madison iwct
| ---------- : - - -. = -
PHYSICIANS.
~ NALoNE. M D.. OPFicE ~ MAIN sirrci
u. Rc.dencc ~ MclllnElon- Iclephane ..
cHiRoroDiSr.
me u EritpgER TREArs CoRNs AND
! ~ bunlons once hour 9am ull fpn. No
------.----- .--------..-------
B,ru-.
rt,rREIeU urssfAN. EipTHic. SULPHUR.
i Ssit OF Fr-h Water BATHS - toh. ~ - ~
sPEcIAIrsr~.
TrAyE yorR ooRNs BrNIONs AND ~.
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