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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
A GEORGIA HUMoRIST
Who Promises to Rival Bill Nye-Pick-
ings from the Smithville News.


ings from the smithville News.
From the Lee County News.
The editor spent Sunday in Waycross,
and has returned in a religious frame of
mind. Now is the time to subscribe.
Mr.. Blaine is reported to have wept over
the grave OF Sir Walter Scott. Sir Walter
was great admircr OF plumcd knights.
No paper next week. We always OBJ
serve the 18th OF July MS long as we are able
to. But when the thirty days are out, you
can look for the paper as usual.
Our friends have departed to spend the
summer by the seaside. We have gone as
far as our means would allow, and rented
n cabin in front OF Billy Wells mill pond.
Cheapncss with cheerlulness is great gain.
We will offer no moro premiums with
paper. The last one we offered was an
ACCORDION, warranted TO keep whole
town awake for any number OF nights, if
played according TO directions. II was
awarded TO man who lived near Chokee.
The man has not been heard OF since, and
the people in that neighborhood have or
dercd their subscriptions stopped.
We are in receipt of an offer from New
York concern OF five pounds OF printing
ink in exchange for half column adver-
tisement, TO take the run OF the paper for
n year. II may seem strange, but we have
really declined this liberal offer. One
reason is, We hate to impose on any
body by accepting such free offer, but
the prime cause OF our declining is the
fact, perhaps not generally known TO ink
vendors, that We make our own ink. And
just as long rs W. w. Thompson will
furnish us with the tar, and Oliver Hayes
the axlc-grcasc, We will not be open TO any
such tempting offers rs the above.
No paper will be issued from this Office
next week. We regret this for one reason:
Our delinquents win throw il up to us the
next time We go on n collecting tour, and
We will feel mean about il, and let them
of for yet another year. But we can't
help il. We've got n free pass and
John Clark's linen buster from
Smithyillc to Atlanta, and return, and
We just cant keep still. This is the only
pass that we never asked for; and now, as
Il liesbcfoe us in all its green reality, we
feel choking sensation in the throat, as
though We had just struck the fish season,
and the tear that tremblcs in our eye is
like the bead on NNN Mountain dew
The only drawback is the statement
OF the railroad that II won't be responsible
for us after we leave the depot; but though
at first glance this would seem little
personal, we are 10th TO believe that they
meant 10 suggest that we would need
somebody TO look after us. But we have
got the pass, and nothing but long sick
ness or Sudden death can keep us from
using it. The paper will be out, as usual,
week after next, and will be- brimful Of
beauty and n Joy forever. Till then
adicu!
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LAWN TENNIS.
The Hold Il Has Taken in Local Clrcios
The pppularity of lawn tennis In Mem.

The Hold Il Has Taken in Local CIrclos.
The popularity Of lawn tennis in Mem.
phis is attesied by the fact that there are
now seven clubs in Memphis besides four
private courts. The following list EN-.
braces them all:
Memphis Club-Abo Frank, Henry
Lynn, Jim Patterson, Mnicr Parker, Pink
Bethel.
Shelby Street Club--waltcr Goodman.
John Richardson, Murray Galbcath, Geo
Kennedy.
Poplar Street Club-Misscs Emma Fon.
tame, Lizzie Estes, railic Hammond, Mag.
gle Macrac, Jennie Fonlainc, Daisy Nicely,
Fannie Falls, Rebccca Goodlctt, Ethel
llill, Ruth Cochran.
Bcalc Street Club-Bcttio Sclden, Edith
Brooks, Pauline Fnyscr, Fannie Low.
rance. Percy Coffee.
Chicknsaw Club-Frank Schas, Frank
Rice, John OSerton. Will Martin, Young
llumcs, Will Arlington, Dwight Arm.
strong. Will Speed, Frank Scruggs.
Washington Avenue Club Harry Arm
strong, win Ross, Morgan Estes, VIII
Iloskins.
Jefferson Street Club-Will White,
Walker Wexford, Joe Allison. Steve Rice.
A number OF families have courts OF
their own. The following are those that
are most ircqucntcd.
Court Ut the MOsby residence.
Court at tho Mcacham residence.
Court nj the Lightbmnc residence.
Court ut the State Female college.
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A SLICK GAME.
A Young Man Arrested for Tamporing
with United Btatoa Currency

young Man Arrestod Tor TampcrinG
with United statos Currency.
Frederick Douglass, aged twenty-five
years, who has heretofore borne a splen.
did reputation, was arrested yesterday af-
ternoou by Deputy United States Marshal
Smith for tampering with United States
currency
About o'clock Douglass visited the
store Of J. II. Pipkin, on the corner OF
Iowa and Indiana avenues, aud purchased
goods 90 the amount Of s.. lie rendered
IN payment for the same what looked TO
be n $40 bill, but what was really n 50
BILL Mr.. Pipkin ut once discovered the
attempted swinlle, and made an effort 10
capture Douglass, but the latter was too
quick for him and succeeded In making
his escape for the time being.
The government officials were notified
OF the matter and Deputy United States
Marshal Smith was detailed 10 work up
the case. lie located his man on South
street and placed him under arrest At
first Douglass denied all knowledge of the
crime, but when he was brought face TO
face with his accuscr no broke down aud
confessed.
Donglass gave rs an excuse for his nscnlly
act, that he was out Of employment, and
wishing to leave the city, adopted this
method Of getting money enough TO buy a
railroad ticket lie was taken before
Commissioner TrCzrvnnt and sent 10 Jail
In default Of a $1,000 bond.
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THE EDITORS MIDSUMMER DAYS
DREAM

Comrades, pen and scissors, paste pot, now bid We
all adicu,
Atmospheric pressure drives me for while away
from YOU
From the noIsome city's pother, from the labor
and the care,
From the stcamins streets and brick piles from
the mcphitism there,
Quick I'll take me where the sunshine, pccping
through the tangled trees,
flcCkS my brow with Sprinkled glnnCCS, tempered
with the virgin breeze,
Now dream Of coy cottage with broad caves and
Nestled in the climbing woodbnc safely from the
MONDAY scorch;
Dream Of dainty pats Of butter, fresh laid eggs, and
mix, ana cream
And some other things Arcadian that aren't always
what they seem
Dream Of new. mown hay-ot mowers see their
measured stroke and 1.-the
Sec the swaths swing out behind them. to the
ringing OF the scythc
Dream of Landscape with the foreground nllcd
with fields Of color bold,
Fields now. ready for the harvest swelling like a
sea Of gold;
swelling out in laden pillows, faint aud fainter to
the view;
TIN their golden crcsts lie melting 'mons the hills
OF distant blue;
Dream OF mrrorcd, sky.dccp waters, brnkcd with
cushioned banks OF green.
oycrhung with flowers coqucttng with their shOd
ows In tho sheen;
Dream of lazy meadows lolling meath the tread of
lowing herds
Dream OF groves whose depths are throbbing with
the harmony OF birds;
Dream Of tront.strcams, romping, lurking, filled
with spccGlcd beauties shy
fain TO dull the edge OF hunger on the lure Of
mimic fly
Dream Of thcsc-they'rc now before me, aud my
heart Is all nglow-
Comrades, pen and scissors, paste pot, now they
call me and gOl
IIarkl what sound awakcs my mapping, quick up.
sets my ecstasy
Now dssolyins all the visions that my soul NJ rccks
10 SEQ
There protruding through the doorway, head Of
imp, and very moppy,
Shouting out, with grin elastic, III yer please they
want more copy"
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members most OF whom are workingmen.
Messrs. Waite, Mcdowell, Johnson, De-
laney, Cohen and Others spoke in vindica-
ton OF the Mills bill, and OF even moro
radical measure TO be introduced in the
future ii Mr. Cleveland is elected
The president OF the club appointed the
following gentlemen members of the ex-
ecutive committee: Messrs. William Hor-
gan, Louis LaGill, Malcolm Mcdowell,
Herman Waith and Robert J. Delaney.
A special meeting OF the executive COM
mittee, to be assisted by the other menu
bers OF the club, will be held at the circuit
court room next Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock, and regular public meeting
OF the club will be held ut the same hour
and place Wednesday, the 18th inst.
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HAD TO PAY TWICE.

The other day Vance street car was
iolting along Main street. This happens
every once in while, II a person is pa.
ticnt and can afford to wait long enough.
At one Of the intersccting streets an aged
darkey shuflled awkwardly, but quickly,
after the ear us soon rs II had passed. the
corner ON which lac had been standing
made grab at the railing and after strug-
Cling with it a lew seconds managed to get
upon the step. Here he wavored for u
moment as II undecided as TO his next
move, gave iurtiye glance at the driver
and, after leaning back against the railing
and planting hugo foot against the end
of the ear, thus etiectualy barring all in
grcss or cgress on that side, became in.
tcnselv absorbed in the movements OF the
footpassers upon the sidewalk. The car
iolted on for few squares, and nothing
90 give a graphic dcscription-could be
heard save the roar OF passing vehicles,
the singing Of the car wheels ms they
danced restless iandango upon the rails
"oi the most approved PATTERN the hum
OF voices from the crowded passengers, the
tinklc OF the mule bell and the occasional
.'GCt up" Of the driver addressed to those
longsuilcring animals TO the pop OF the
whip. Then a cry rang out which is IA
miiar only 10 passengers who ride on
Memphis street cans and "bOb.tail' ears in
other cities
"Farel"
Mos, OF the passengers In the forward
end Of the car turned 10 cast n rcproachful
look towards the occupants Of the rear
seats and the latter returned glance In
their direction; then they looked nj the
rear platform. The old darkey still sat
there gazing at the pedestrians with an cN-
preston oil unconccrn on his dark features
which IL was easy 10 see was assumed.
Again the cry rang out-mOrc plaintivc
this time.
"Fa-a.a.rc."
No response Those who had heard the
first protest Of n faithful servant against
the robbery Of poor corporation, but did
not heed, nov pCcrcd around inquiringly
for the culprit or the abscni.mindcd one.
Then the driver dropped oil the car aud
the next moment appeared ON the rear
step.
"Say, plss up your faro there"
The aged colorcd gentleman faced the
NAlN'A WIN hN NV W hAitA SUI Iltnif hAA W
turned no answer.
"You heard me- pass mp your faro or
get off the car"
''ls YOU or talkin ter me sah2"
"las, lm talkin' 10 YOU; pay your faro
or get of now"
Done paid mcr fare"
you haven't done nothing Of the
kind"
81 has, doh. paid mcr faro wen
fust got on, did"
81 amt got no time 10 fool with YOU.
Pay your fare now, or III fire you oil
pretty quick
IVY, yain't gwinetcr mako CT gcncr.
man pay his fare twice, Il ycr7 Done tolc
yer done already put mer money In dc
box
"And tell you You haven't done any.
thing 81 the kind. YOU wooly.hcaicd old
liar! You gyt of, nowl" taking the old
man by the arm aud giving him gentle
push.
"Ilol on dar, vito man: don 90 foolin'
roun' wild me daier way; II yer don think
] done paid mcr fare III vince yer Hat
has. llyar, take yer ole money. Don
kccr II does halter pay twice, but dats
or nice way ter treat er grncrman-mck
him pay twice. Vas. sab, mex mo pay
crgin wen | done already paid at iust.
Come or shown me orroun'. "
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Old gold US cash. Maliord'a.
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BABY oHUMORS
And All Skin and Scalp Diseases
Speedily Cured by Cuticura.

Our little son will BE- Tour years of age on the 2,th
instant In May, 1881 Nv was attacked with very
painful breaking out Ql the skin We called In u
physician who treated him Tor about four weeks,
The child received littlc ar no good from the tront
mcnt, as the breaking out, supposed by tho ply.
stefan 10 b. hives In an argmyatcd form, became
larger In blotcheS, and morc and morn distressing
We were frequently Obliged Ia get up in the night
aud rub him with sofia IN water strong liumeuts,
etc, Finally we called other physicians, until no
less than six had attempted to cure him, all alike
failing, and the child Steadily getting worse and
worse until about the Oth ot last July, when we
began To give him CuIl,vRA RSDLNENT. internal.
ly, aud the CUTiCuRA, und CurICURA soar, cNtcr.
nally, and by the lad Of August he was 50 nearly
well that We gave him only ono dose Oi the IN.
goLvENT about every second day ior about ten days
longer, and In has ncVvt been troubled since with
the horrible malady, In all wc used less than one.
half ot bottle OF CurCuGN REsoLVENr n little less
than one box oi CCTiCuRA and only one ,nkc OF
CuTtCCRA SOAR. II. 4. RYAN.
Cayuya, Livingston 60, III.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this ith day
of January 1857 o. n, COZ, J, 4.
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MAD DOGS AT LARGE.
The Crop Begins 10 Bloom and Ram.
page-A Boy Bitten.

The Crop ID. gins TO Bloom and Ram
page-A boy Bitten.
John Green, the ten year old son Of
Lawrence Green, Of No. l76 Linden street,
was bitten on the left leg by a mad dog
about Gi5 o'clock last night. lilo was
playing In front Of his homo with a mum.
Der Of companions when ho was bitten.
When Il was learned that the dog wa. mad
the whole ncighborhood WIS thrown into
a high state Of excitement A physician
was called In and the little fellows wounds
were dressed Ills leg where the mbid
brutc's teeth entered Is icariully swollen.
AZ latest accounts hc was resting quietly.
The dog was killed by Pairolman Folk
Another mad dog created a great deal Of
excitement on Quimby street about .
O'Clock last night by running through tho
street swapping at pedestrians. IL was
killed before anybody was bitten.
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The following services will DO held in
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
association today:
SIS m.-Consecration service.
800 p. m.--Gospcl meeting for boys.
Subject: "Story OF Daniel"
400 p. m.--Gospcl meeting for men.
Subject. ~ Question We Must All Ask"
Young and old men cordially invited to
attend the above meetings
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Roous Am no,Itn.
NOTICE TOCONTRlCTORS AND LESSEES.


DHOtusAtH AHF A-kIn TuR Work 10 ~
Y done uIuu ihH ururh l,uiiruilHfY Hi UidF
vile. ny, consisting ~ thr completion If tlr
Cell huus's. rfuiiun ~ Kitchen. Laundry. 'hHprl
Nvs ball. Hospital and shop rlum iuf ~ mru
nlru tho construction ~ aislui j au ft1t ~ side
,auFnirf Wuft. plasirfinE, plumbing. painting.
GO aud galvanized ifun, steam heating. aud engine
and huiltfH rir
i1aus and .tacnrniions pi M, uufi may b. sen
nt ne nnioo II ncponRid HT".., Arhiiats cor
me- i'm and Nlnrt sifUaia tuuisvillr ~ Hud
ai The Branch igulicniiafJi iidy uills ~. no ibu
uflUu ~ N " Loon. lfuINuiHfY tuWW Missioner
The uss NJ Ire NJ opuyiu iahuf may ~ made f1f
thr whole uf my Iiu ~ che Wuft "a thU option 1T
The cYutnrbf Information D. ~ tho conditions
ifum thr architects
iis az Invited iof the iainfof 90 mon. ~ h.
uuunn,d IN The l,nlisutlafl at tiiysillp. a. suYn
ns thrar building mhy o. completed. fIf tTfm ui
~ Aurutti lNs tho Jesse undertaking tnrlustui.f
the buidinFs and 10 The Wufk nov al,cuisi inf
nui. NJ ihr almr lime hHlug hlluWrl thv luurut
ui thD appropriations made W the last Legislature
tuf thia purlsrH
Thsr l. slsn ufefu.i the iabif ~ about 30 epn.
ylris rlunugi ln the ftsnkiuu HuIisutaD. lrf-8
to ruu from he ~ DAY ~ Apui ~. iuf anj uum
hsf ~ YEAR not rrvaTt than ten MS may o. NJ
rf1l Coz The laluf ~ bath Prisons AMI iuf The
Hifurilun ui th0 abutr mentioned bnIldiuEs sod
Other wUfk ~ whole of 10 any portion N
~ pfsHls iuf leIsn must D. accompanied hY ruffI
h,i rho,t iut soD. ipf comimfilnn u buililus.
IN - iuf any portion n wnt tuf $50 checks
b. ls male paY ablu ~ The Governor I'D kruturNY
ani ~ d. futufnod a. The blilgtt after CONTACTS
nfr awarded aud bonds given
ISIS nul should ~ addryslUd ~ The undersigned.
olru M.nlytip hHps, AuliutCr, i1JisyiiIE
and should hv Endorsed "nids iuf luuitrniia1
Fut 90 \, ~ HutkNtk tuvufnut
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WHITE cIIEE MINERAL sPRINos.

NIuNUpE DuINfl 1ENS.. urtNs JrNEi.
vi l7ss situated uu Toy 10 ilg th,.huHur mount
ain. ItUI ipyt hhiIr srH level bHsri water. pure
aimusphctu MAGNIFICENT agnrU tni comfortable
accommodations tatu Nashville Athens a
Ir'iUu Hl'nld ~ Athena fruu iu thrsfuef trn
miles lHIll lIUr ui stages an mHI's lfum tlsinct
over Eusl mad tIN mliDs. ir.rmuh ufnHH To-
hotel connecting with other l|ura llruH rufsiu
uhlu ~IHIHl rates fuf Families luf tIHuars
giyinH analysIs If water. it,, aiirru Proprietor
MMLu- LLm .IILn..
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GraySOn Springs, GFaysOn Co., KY,

49,. MfIU Wrsr Or IprtHVilt.E. oN - y 4
Va ~ y uIIual it0i and rlIi sulphur haths
White. I'll Hul black sulphur aud rhaly isnif
waters ~ modern amu.siuHnft -rrurfy and
climate unsurpassed iiairs anil d,sluutilu rir'u
iaH furnished FVUIH riUs utrf mllulalN nuJ
u,trb t1f Nuls1n spdugi station.
THOMAS uEygER
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CO0PER'S WELL, MISS.
RALEIGH SPRINGS.

NV HurH ~ SOW uIFN FpU TiiE NM
vi srnsuu. anil lam un.Iansi a. ruiTfttiu thHs
tHulfs ursiUuH o. Nisliu ruutruITut ftaiu viii
hur medicinal water Hui HHui fan 10 rsIsIuaih
UfHs NY hHIk WlHIa 90 tulus no tiF Nations
trmytUff. two mi'rs aui half ifIm Raleigh Im
ihfr hi thr J.. a y uIiull BE- uHiI nj Urufs ttl
way, nul mf hHrk ilU % ruuis luT ~ pleasant duV
thruuFh ulTfuusl uu rHuufW tNHuralnu Iaftin
rau Hrlyf meals hy telephone. Weekly aui month
iy hutfii nj reasonable rates
4 INV. uaislgh. Tenn.
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Horsfora'. Acid Phosphate.
~ Nor AnE NERvors,
aud cannot sleep, try H.

Shortly after daylight yesterday morn.
ing the remains Of Joseph Rapp, Of
Allegheny City, Pa, were found in
~. Mays cemetery by the side Of his
wiic- grave. A bullet hole through bis
head and q revolver living near his body
told the story Of suicide. II Is supposed
that grief over the loss oi his wife. who
had been dead but a short tune, prompted
the decd.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CruCuRA, SOC; SOAR.
ne; REsoIVENr 81. Prepared 10y the PoiTEB
Dgu0 ANp CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mas,
re send Tor How tu cum skin Diseases" u
pages 10 illustrations aud lO1 testimonials
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TARIFF REFORM CLUB.

The Meeting Last Night Develops inter.
osting Informal Discussion.
There was no set speech at the Tariff
Reform club meeting last night, but In
compensation there was u very full cx.
preston Of opinion on the part Of the
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WANTED.

5OO WY AND ioo 1EAM, We wanl imme.
The elurfIa iHtinr fllnai ifum luhusuuNlllr uHst.
iuf iuunrUn mllrs. Wage iuf tramH. 81 IUf DAY.
lahnf N " ~ dHs station work iuCruiH PER yard
uOud material. All UmhautmOut runs ifIm two n
ia ieot OIL Board. 80 pDf weCk All supulleT
lufnlahrl uu WORK ut funtuuhhlr pfIUra lay in
iull when stations are cumplstof luf iull pHfilrir
ionlnr nylay ~ uiiloo neaf Johusonyilc, Mis-
rItOs TAYfonA IN C,nt,.stor,
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CUrIcuRN, the great skin cum, and CuricuRA
soar prepared from Il, externally, aud CUriCuRA
RtsotVENr the new blood purifier Internally, are
positive Curc Tor every form oi skin aud blood
disease, from pimplcs 10 scroiula
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CHANCERY SALE
-aa OF 600.
REA l. ESTA TIE.

80 Gkl1 n aCutnerry Cnuu ~ Shelby County =
John y Malone guardian, w. John ~ Hunter
~ virtue ~ ~ intefluru1ry dcrfcr fpf sale 90.
tered IN lh0 aisnyu oau=e ON The ith day ~ June
lssA ". u %, page o. I will sill No Uuhlir aur
tion.iD The Highest bidder, in ifuni III tho clerk
and Mhsiers ofloc. Court house oi shelby county,
NCmphis TCbu. uu
saturday, July ~, ISIS,
within legal hnuu. tbo following described prop
city situated IN Memphis shelby county. Toun
iuwlt' lot Nu 2 : " 1uio's subdivision east II
orleans stfUyt beginning NJ q stake un tho slutb
side " Tate street running rHd with saIl tifrHt
h' icri ~ an alley, thence suuih with tnld ailrJ
- iUJ a. Hn alley. thUuu' westward With
aid alley iiis feet theuuU IA On alley north
10 iHci ~ Tate street a. The beginning bsiuT
ulur ufutsriY conveyed tu Mics Mamie Hunter hY
decd dated august i ~ buYk ID. Pare Iss Hpfls
iyrs office shelby county Terms NJ salU. uuu.
ihlrl risH hHlHnHr iu twelve months. purchaser
executing Interest bpiriug uuir With aHrufiit. aud
lrn fctsluci Insecure payment Redemption hauci.
This June - ts.z
IN McIlFNRY, G. An
~ = " bradley ~ g. a and "
~ 7 ~ fdgluEiun aud ". w. Mcdowell sullr
itnff
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Scrofulous Humors.

Last spring was very sick. being covered with
some kind of scrOlula, The doctors could not help
me | was advised a. Try the turtCURA REsolNENr
did 81, and In day grow hcttcrnnd better, until
am as well Ms ever | thank YOU for II very much.
and would like tn have II told to the public
EDw. HOFFMAN,, North AulChorn, Mass.
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CIR up clubs for Tng WEEKLY ArPRAL
and secure ono Of the liberal cash prizes
offered
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PrREsr aud best soda aud mineral
Naien AZ scabrooks drug store.
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ATTENTION IN called to card Of the I'm
ployment Bureau, room No. II, Masoni,
Temple.
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Prgrsr and best soda and mineral
waters At Scabrook's drug store.
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FoR good hot weather drink use Floyd
x Moneys old reliable mead.
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tbs Harsh a Long cisien Pumps, c57
Main.
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The He'd IIni sinrc.

les cREAN, ice cream, Ice cream, made
Of fresh milk every day, nj y. Bcnscick's
No. ~ lleale street.
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NOTICE.

aAvtsNAu .vH m. isst
rs CLOSING ORR nr-tNEs, n " ,liii, VIZ
| rhrrfiuiy rrHmmrnt ~ me hnsInrss public
our former msnserf NJ tte'l ~, J"nss, Who
continue The uitinn buying husins-- uu hls 1wn
aUy1unt under The hm name ~ luNlA hIhn.
Mrtn nrgkMuNrH a 90
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Grand concert

This afternoon and evening ut Jackson
Mound park. A pleasant time for every.
boly.
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