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Trustees Sale,

ITNDER aud by virtue % certain trus, deeis exe.
" ruted BY J. A, Cfuath and bis wife, Martha n
rail ~ we snae'ssn n9 ra . sed which
1870. the iTth 81 Manu-. isso, the 18th day II Nav,
is'0. AMI The iah day Of Nay. 1881, aud ali 81
which s,e o. LecOfd ~ ,hs Registers once Of Shell
Monday, the end day of July. 1855,
IN front Of the family residence Of tho lsisJ A.
Crcath. standing on ono " the tracts hereinafter
descfibed. bci~ecn the houn 81 10 oclect a m. aud
. o'clock pm. ossr iof sale =, public ollcfJ the
following real and personal pfursfty. to.vit
90 A tract n land lying Ia the Ninth ciyil Die
uirt II aid county aud state. aud described thus
Beginning ~ stake 10 the northeast corner oi tho
love 40 arr tract knhwn A. the goOch A si0ther
ifnct thsnre west ~ cssins and n links 10 stake,
Themes souih 4, chalns ard % LINKS. ihsncs east %
chains and p linti y stake ihence north a.
sores This trhsi solA under the trust deei u date
ol Nhof MAY, lbs0 ITff
10 4 ,roi o. isI's arr. lylns IN MID county aud
and Ninth civil Dlslflfi ~ aid county. this being
the property conveyed BY John Williams a. 4 A
Crcalh ~ DECD dated sth ~ harrh is1i. aud fully
ali III Tso.. hss ' T. P:ai irs june
isag. aud the "a N Nay. fei.
CIi trae, o. pp,, srfu, o. winfield Cole, 90
aefe. Of suothef a ggorhs 700 acre sufysI In sli
Crratii BY decres Of ~ rhsncey cOuri oi shelby
eouniy Ia the case ofrnnris A. Cole VI ~, y Colo
r. No. aiA y y, end the sane fully describod
20 A trart of land yh@ IN aid county aud STATE
IN srction q ranges bend aud Apart Of slf0thef a
COOKS 500 scte rfsni % survey. aud beslnnins
~ the northwest cofhef ~ a co acre survey that
formerly belonged 10 = u Love and tbs heirs oi
Thomas Love hls h~iuT also the northwest corner
~ A. Cfeatha oI5 arr trari, iheucs s0uth -
poles. thsnos east plS poles Ia the southeast
corner Of Jasper Rogers ~ acfe tract thence north
xD pole. 70 The nOrthsad corner oi aid s1i acfe
TART thence west 81 poles " the beglnninE
Prom this hovcvef. T. excluded the aid iD arfea
herulyfor, sold b. sald rrrath 70 aid iOgrn This
fari Il covered 10 fall by aid trust deeds Of May
a. itsi. aud March ~ tssl aud In part By The tfust
deed of 18Th June. tsi9
% Al.o me fsilosipr pst.esai .preyerY n
mules shsrs~s. snd.i pony 1th0rsr.aDf th0r.a
warm. 7cars bum and hsfae<s I rcssasaY
and hsfnsrs. Is heal q cattle. he.i Of sheep .
pairs Of resf.N plovs ihaffsw, piano. tufosn.
] vsshsisnd, wsrfrobe-, writing dcsk and othof
bonsehoia farnifurs II aid Crath.
ref inllsr description Of this property sse The
Ths saui,y 81 redemption, dover and homestead
Waived W o. BsAilp. Trusssa
Mar u. fssa
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CHANCERY SALE
- or
ESTATE.

No 6sa2, R-Chanccry Court Of shelby County -
John i. Malone guardian, va John n Hunter
byNiHue OF an inicrlOcuioy decree for ssle "a.
Tend ~ The al0rc cause ON the tth day Of luna
lsss. NJ. g., parr Is I will ali, at public auc
uon, % the highest bidder, In hunt Of Tho Clerk
and Masters ofioe. Courthouse OF shelby county,
Memphis. Team. on
Saturday, J.iy n. fsss,
within legal hour. the following described mon
cfty, Situated In Memphis. shelby county fem
iowit. lot No, !, J. ~ Tatcs subdivision. east IL
Oricnns street. btginnlng nj a stale 90 the south
el1c OF Tate street, running east With aid street
Dis icci ~ an alley thence south With said Alley
10 tcct 70 an alley, thcnne westward with
said alley bi,S feet thence 10 an alley north
40 fcct to Tate aruct 10 the beginning. being
samc property conveyed to Miss Mamie Hunter ~
deed dated Angnst q is72 book ~. Page tss. Regis
tors ofiicc, shelby county. Terms oi lalo. ono.
Third cnsh, balance In twelve months purrhasef
executing Interest hearing note with security and
len retained ~ secure pay mcnt Redemption baffUl
This June =, ISIS.
by = ~ nndiey, d. a and n.
itona
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GraysOn Springs, Grayson Co., KY,

RF WLiis WEST or LOUISVILLE, on n. n. a
Va " Y. milfn1f Hot aud cold sulphur baths
Nhita. ri and BLACK sulphur and chaly hcate
waters. AL modern ADJUSTMENTS sccnsfy nnd
climate un,ufppscd Rate. aud dcscriptlt = oifru
lar fulnithci special rates over miituads hoy
tiCkcb Tot Ufayson spilngs station.
THOMAS HEXQEQ
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IIorE testimonials are most reliable, and
II you will sci i your name and address We
will send statements Of numbers Of the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder.
fui cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
ment II never fails. Fifty cents aud 81
- bottle. Manufactured by Rangun Root
siedleino Co.. Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hester, 2SS Nam street
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Virginia Construction Company.

A HxuAL MEETING on STOCKHOLDERS,
l..s ssG sSs I sSss % y, III ssSas
iifnctlon Company will be bed st its once. No.
,sof kaa Main street ~ The cir 81 Riehmsad,
Va. on TUESDAY, the i7th day u July. 1855, II n
Tor the Transaction ~ slch olhef hnsInftats mar
be bfonEhI bciofc tho 10 ectins ~ order u ne
Hoard. kdsin n snsad. sscnstfy. -
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GrEar Rarrninr At MuIiord,..

CIR mp clubs for TnE WEEKLY APpKAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Soc list
published.
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N. @ KERR

Having purchased the dsiiy marie, Of the late
Jehn ssviiiN iss Main s,rsst respectfully invite
ny old psfrsus frisnds snd ths public generally 10
ali vhss thy viii and the most choice q all
Old gold ascssh. Muliosds.
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ron rNcnASor.

A NICK. CLEAN STOCK or sTAPlE AND
~ fancy dry Rqpds, notions hats clothing aud
Shoes. VIII invulcn 5000 of h.0o1 VIII exchange
iof Memphis property of land near NCmphiA Al
dfrss tix 81 Holly springs Mis-.
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THOMAS HEYSER.
WHITE CLIFF MINERAL SPRINGS

wi lssa situated on top IT the Chilhovcc mount
ain. 800 icct above ga level, GoDd water pure
accommodations. Take Nashville. Athens a
Tclico nllnsad. at Athcns. Tenn. 10 thcsincc ten
miles Daily line II stages aud mails ffum Chesinc'
over a COOL rad. slS milcs Telegraph 0fiicc In
able special mates for families Poe circulars
giying analysis Of water, etc, addrcu Proprietor
White Ciin SPRING
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CO0PER'S WELL. MISS.
RALEIGH SPRINGS.

MY HOTEL y SOW oPEN bon TIM SUMNER
lNl, SEASON, and am prepared ~ entertain th0gc
lafiics dCsifinH a. visit convenient resort with
hno medicinal water nnd good iafn at reasonable
prices Ny bark mcgts ~ trains ~ The National
tcncicfy, two miles aud q half from Raleigh The
fafo by the J., a y. railroad j. only ~ c'nn each
way, aud my hack Zee - rents fuf pleasant drive
through picturesque country Excursion parties
can order meals ny telephone Weekly and month
" boArl al reasonable rates
4. IirEw. Raleigh. Tenn.
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Wedding presen,s low q. Muliord's
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C,ALL ON C. n. STEELE, AT NO. ~ ADAMS
- street, for the latest improved lightning rods,
fixtures etc
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dds FOR PAylNG-sEALED PROPOSALS AID
ID dressed TO the undersigned will be received at
the ticket office OF the N, N. & NJ. " Company, Ia
the Peabody Hotel, until July !. for furnishing ma.
terial forand paving Front street Memphis. between
Poplar and Jackson, with block stone. in accord.
ancc with plans and specifications to be IN the
city engineers Office Mai Niles Mcrlwethcr) on
and after July 2. 1854 JAS. I. FRAZIER
Superintendent N. n. e. NJ " Company
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CHEAP COLUMN.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LN W. DAVIS, FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, RE
~ specially announces HIS candidacy for Mag
Convention.
rINHE APpEALis AuTHoRIzgD TO ANNOUNCE
Il John y. Barry as candidate for Magistrate
from the fifth Ciyil District suoject 70 the Demo
cratic convention
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WANTED.

A BUILDING LOT IN GOOD RESIDENCE 10.
IA caliy VIII pay cash. but price must be
roasonablc. Address @ \. lS2 Llnden Street.
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GALVANIZED RoNwouks.

GEo. 4. RUBsCH. JR, THE TIN AND hi
VI iron worker Business and residence, Tel
phone No 81
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INEXPERIENCED SHIRT MAKERS AT MRS.
IL Rcnaults Shirt Factory, 80 Madison St
LNLEG ANT FL FINISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD.
Il also table boarders wanted at 81 Shelby 81
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I ADY AGENTS---Entircly new female under.
II garments; nothing like IT, over 1000 sold past
MONTH some agents make rs high as 500 a day;
II, r. Little Chilaro III .
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DoARDEEs AT "LEENow PLACE" RE
ID ducvi Isies ivr Inc summer 10 Walker ave
ma
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE
NI of house for small family; good salary. In.
uuirc mt d Mill etrNet
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A GOOD GIRL CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY,
"a 20 Reale street.
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Odd GOLD AND SILVER, CASH OR tx.
" change. N MILFORD, the Jewcler

DRlNATE BOARD AND LODGING BY TWO
l. young men. Must not be over six blocks from
the Cotton Exchange. References exchanged. Ad-
dress X tins Office
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A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR CoLoRED
~ woman at 10 Mosby ST. General house work
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GlRIs-AT CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY, %
VI and 2, Bealc street
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silvsrysso cheap. Malio1d'A 80.
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WATcH-DETwEEN THE JOHNSON PLACE
w and the Clara Conway institute Poplar
street n small opon-faccd Geneva watch with lew.
clcd hands, and full name engraved on inside OF
case. twenty-five dollars reward VIII be paid iaf
return OF same 10 MISS CLARA CONWAY
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IIoRsEs TO PAsTURE-APPLY TO W. A.
L L FARES. 81 Union street
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CAFES AND MACHINERY TO MOVE TGLE-
- phone sla T. q. Robinson & 90.
SITuATloN by A FIRsT-CL .ss MILL MAN
- either saw or planning mill. Address
MILLER, Appeal Office.
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Two Great Soldiers.
Nlakelg Har. Berlm correpondence.

Rldkeiy HAIRS Berlin CORE 3pondence
At the hghtof the muuchiug of sand
wlchos and the quaflling Of beer, an old
man, with II ia re like shrivel"d parchment,
n spare figure, aud n benevolent ,iule, tot
t. od through tho doorway. IL wa Moltke
Tho instant ne appeared every military
man i'll the room shot to his feet as though
blown from gun Officers of the highest
rani stood ut attention as n common sol
der does at the appearance of his comman-
der. The famous ileli marshal Salu cd in
return, bat with an indescr badly meaning
smile as he put his forctngers to his fore
head. Thea he sat down like the rest,
barred bis hoad for a breath of air, and
waving his hand comprehensvely around
the room, smiled and nodded in cheerful
and suggestive way. The pantomime said
as plainly rs words could have done;
Thanks. Sit down. 1t is very warm. "
Then Won Moltke laid his famous field
marshal's baton--which is not such a gorge
Gus bauble after all-on ono OF the tables,
stralg htened his back, and, Selling a glass
of beer that was held out to him, drained
1t 10 the dregs. A man of evidently high
rank in tho army stepped forward while
Won Moltke WINS drinking the beer, and,
raising the baton from the berry table, held
1t reverontially IN his hand. He evidently
regarded the emblem a. of too exalted nat
urc to permit oi ITS contact with a be r
scaled table, but MOltke had Cpl arently
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q nn,sorca in the woods and save the

a nuisance in the woods, and save the
limbs from the underbrush and brnmbles.
The best shoes are made to order for the
woman camper, and should be OF soft leather
-chamoise lid is excellent and lace high
on tho leg unless over gaiters are worn or
the country is free from thorns. \ felt hat
is better than n straw one, though any rough
and ready tennis hat answers all purposes.
The camping outfit will depend on the
size of the party, the country where u
pitches its canvas, and the probable length
of its stay. But one caution is needed by the
women who are to form part of IT, IN any
case; go ye light laden. DO not try to
carry the conventionality of the town into
the wilds. OF course, you can have
piano and q telephone and electric lights IN
camp if Won choose, but if you want them
YOU are better oil at home Don't carry
the weight of an ounce which can he lett
behind Learn to live in one gown with
one Jacket or one shawl t. fail back on
i'll emergencies Unless you are TO stay
more than a fortnight don't burden your
selves with crockery ware. What is birch
bark or bit of SOFT wood 90 d for if it
can't supply you plate and save washing
dishesi For cooking utensils pack tin
pail or two for carrying water, good fry
ing pan, two or three tin stow pans, a COT
fee yail or coffee pot, tin dippers or pans
for various uses and tin cups for drinking
Allow KUlle, IOTk, OF spoon IOT bdCli pr
son and an extra one or two.
In making out your list of provisions to
be transported don't neglect canned soups.
They are a easil prepared as anything with
campers facilities and always suit hungry
folk in the woods. The minced meats for
sandwiches ara always convenient. Can
ned milks must be included, for it isn't
safe to depend on farmhouSeS or cows.
Canned vegetables and fruits are heavy, but
will be needed In moderate quantities if
not to be procured from bushes or the pill
Jagged populace. Remember lemons. And
matches, salt sugar, etc And coffee. Peo-
three times day in the woods Get some
old auntie to teach you how 10 bake corn
dodgers on a shiugle. Or else take tin box
of mixed crackers Have somebody along
who can roast corn and broil fish over the
blaze.
Tents belong to the masculine contingent,
and the vexed question of blankets
versus sleeping bags can be left to individ
uals To settle. Rubber sheets for rainy
weather are conveniences in either case.
Aud lastly, don't depend too much on the
men camping party with too
many women in it is a hor-
ror TO most campers of the other
sex. Women want to he helped over logs,
they want things carried Tor them, they
luggage and multiply work, and he
is saint who would not vote to leave them
behind. Stand on your own feet, don't be
afraid of bugs and you will have good
time. ELIZA PUTNAM HEATON.
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TETTERINE.
THE OLD RELIABLE.

Go where will on land or on sea,
The word "Te;terne" will be ever dear to me.
Its name Is Legion all DER the land, a
Its equal for skin disease. find il you can;
II will cure you of letter or eczema the same
1t will sooth you in erysipelas when suffering
PAIN.
When the baby cries with infant sore head
Just use ''Tetterne" when it's going 10 bed,
You'll find JOY 10 yours H. so give il due praise
When you see that 1t cures in very few Jays.
Its sale is immense in this county to-day
And Shuptrine & Bro, will soon send il away
To the lands that lie across the great deep,
And to the land of the Celestial that awake
while we sleep.
The glad tidings will resound from the east to
the west
That OF all skin medicine "Tctterlne" is the best,
And no household will ever be complete
Without a box Of ct Uterine" alNays to keep.
The cost is but trihe when its good you com
pare,
And to lind one without il will be very rare
II once 1t is used, as II causes no pain,
You'll commend II to others to do Just the same
When suffering from ringworm, dandruff or
sores,
It's cure is certain, it creeps through the pores.
And by this means you can very plainly see
IL drives away disease and sets you free,
SO now I'll close az I've told yon ALL
TX you would be well Just give MS n call
Atlb5 Congress street, or any drug store,
You can get II for 30 Coats, IL costs you no more
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forgotten all about it, for when he boarded
the train half an hour later. the officer still
walked behind carrying the symbol Of the
highest post in the greatest army in the
world
The only other field marshal in the Ger
man army, Blumenthal, exhibited a like
disregard for his own baton, which, by the
way, was given to him by the emperor i'm
mediately after his accession to the throne.
Blumenthal had handed his coat to one of
his aid, his hat to another, and his baton
to third when he entered the restaurant
for glass Of beer early in the day. From
that time he paid not the slightest atten-
ton to his three aides, but sat solemny in
a corner wagging his head in a melancholy
fashion, and pounding the table vigorously
as he whispered in the ear of an Austrian
prince. Both of the great field marshals
wandered off when the train came into the
station, but the instant they left the dining
room they found guards of honor in every
d rectlon, and passed through long files of
officers in the customary pose of military
homage.
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BALL AND BAT.
Results Of the Days Doings on the
Diamond.

AhOohAOo III bl0 Ddy OOlAEo Oh bno
Diamond.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits
At Boston-The Bostons wound up the
week with their sixth defeat to-day, max
ing the twenty-third in the last twenty
four games played. The score follows;
New York 10 0 x-13
Boston. ............O 0 0 0 3 , o. 6
Base hits-New York 49, Boston O. Errors
New York !, Boston Z. Batteries-Welch
and Ewing, ClaTkson and Kelly.
AT Brooklyn eleven inings)-
s Bro d9S18. q g . g g
Base hits9t Louis 10 Brooklyn Errors Errors
and Milligan, Hughes and Bushong,
AT Cincinnati twelve innings
Cincinnati.1 0 10 0 0 o. 4
Cleveland s.sa a.; o 5000 o . 1900 o . o.
rors-Cincnnati 8, Cleveland 5. Batteries
Viau and Baldwin, Bakely and Snyder
At Baltimore
R RaltmoT ei,x ..,.~.dd IL
Base hits-Baltimore 10, Kansas City 3. Err
rors Baltimore 1, Kansas City s. Batteries
Kilroy and fulmer. Sullivan and Brennan.
At Philadelphia
Athletic ...........O 0 0 0 o. 8
Louisville. ..........O 0 0 0 0 2 o. 3
Base hts-Athletic 10. Louisville Z. Errors
Athletic 4, Louisville ?, Batteries Mattimore
and Townsend. Stratton and Cook.
At BaltlmOre-The Ciuclnnati-Baltimore
games, scheduled to be played here the first
three days of next week have by mutual
consent beon changed to Cincinnati, for
which city the Baltimore club will leave
tomorrow.
At Washington
Washington. .....0 90 o O. o
Philadelphia ........2 0 0 2 0 Ky
Base Washington 4, Philadelphia IL Err
rors-Washington 1, Philadelphia l. Batteries
Whitney and Mack, Sanders and Schrever.
At Chicago
Chicago. ...... 10 0 2 ? 0 0 O.
indianapolis . .,..1 0 0 0 / l 0 o. 8
Base hts-Chcago 49, Indianapolis Z. Errors
Chicago ?. Indianapolis T. Batteries-Krock
and Flint, Healy and Daily.
At Detroit
Detroit ...........O 2 o / o 0 O. 3
Pittsburg ...........1 0 0 2 0 Ks
Base hits-Detroits II, Pittsburg g. Errors
Detroit 3, Pittsburg l. Batteries Getzein
and Bennett, Calvin and Miller
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EXCURSIONS,
EXCURSIONS.
TybeeIsland.
SAVANNAH AND TYBEE' RAILWAY,


Leave Savannah
$3.50 a m 2:30 p m $40 pm S:3opm
Leave Tybee
700 m 1905 p m 4:50pm 7:15 pm 9:4opm
All the above trains leave Savannah from
Savannah and Tybee Railway Depot, in yard of
s., +. g. W Ry.
AUGUSTA AND TYBEE SPECIAL, CANNON
BALL TRAIN
VIII leave Augusta every Sunday at 600 A. NJ
arriving at Iybee 11:4O A N. Returning leave
Tybee at $40 P. NJ. arriving at Augusta at II las
p 81.
WAYCROSS AND TYBEE SPECIAL CANNON
BALL TRAIN.
VIII leave WaycrosS every Sunday at 4.h5 NJ
and arrive at Tybee at 1890 A. NJ Returning
leave Tybeo at $40 P. NJ and arrive at Way
cross at 1865 p NJ.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at reduced rates
Music daily by full Brass Band and Sacred
Music on Sundays
Tickets OF SGle at depot Office half hour
before leaving time OF trains; also at j. B. Fer
nandez $ cigar store. corner Bull and Broughton
streets, at Levi J. Gazan's cigar store PIlaski
House, and at the Coast Line railway depot
Passengers must be provided with tickets, or
90 prepared to pay the conductor 20c extra
for neglecting to do so
Freight only received for and transported by
$50 A II: and 2:3O p. II. trains daily Sundays
excepted.
All freight must be delivered at depot
THIRTY CD MINUTES before departure of
these trains and freight money prepaid before
shipment.
d. G. PURSE. President.
CHAS. COLLINS. Superintendent
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A Cure for Poverty.

Henry George aimed at mans chief cause
of unhappiness in trying to eliminate and
prevent poverty. There is only one euro
for poverty, philosophers aud political
economists 60 the contrary, and + at il
health. Tho man or woman through whose
VEINS the pure warm blood OF hfo coilrs .s
and jumps, never gives poverty Thought
We can all be happy if our blood is as
nature permitted IFS. f. T. T., the treat
blood purifier, corrects and eradicatos all
impurities and "makes life worth the living -"
1t is purely vegetable, and its formula is
not hidden or veiied in mystery.
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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS, AS
L sistant Quartermaster's onlc.. Atlanta Ga
August l. 1898. Sealed proposals in tripcate
subject to usual conditions, will be received at
this Office until II O'Clock a. III. Central time),
Friday, August 3ist 1888, at which time and
place they will be opened IN the presence of at.
tending bidders for the construction of
the following described public build
ings, on the military reservation near
Atlanta, Ga, viz Two l2l doucle bar
RACKS, two (2l double sets Of officers quarters,
one ID set hospital stewards quarters. The
government reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids or parts thereof. Blank proposals,
plans and specifications and instructions to bid
ders. terms of contract etc, will be furnished
on application to this office. Envelopes con
for public buildings" and addressed to the un.
dersigned, J. w. JACOBS
Captain and A. .. NJ. u. S. A.
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BASE BALL.
Young Mems Christian Association VS..
Amateurs at Tybee.

The game between the Young Mems
Christian association and Amateurs will be
played at Tybee on Wednesday, instead of
Tuesday as heretofQre announced, as the
tide will suit better on Wednesday. Both
teams have been practcing and close
game may he expected. Patrons of the
Iybee road on that date will have the bene-
fit Of pleasant ride and free game of
base ball The Amateurs will put a
strong team in the field Negotiations are
now in progress whereby the pyrotechnic
display will take place at an early date, and
VIII be one of the finest seen in the state.