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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

THE Chickasaw leaves this evening at 5
O'Clock for White river.
THE Arkansas City, from Natchez, passed
up TO st. Louis yesterday.
THE Eugene, for Arkansas river went out
last evening with fair trip.
The Coahoma for Friars Point and the
Rosa Lee for Osceola, leave this evening at 3
o'clock.
Mr.. WIN. DANuoSE for a long time q clerk
at the elevator, has been appointed freight
clerk OF the Belle Memphis.
The Ohio arrived from Cincinnati Monday
night with $50 tons of freight, including $50
barrels of llour, 1000 kegs of nails and a lot
of miscellaneous freight. She went back last
evening with light trip.
GAIT. G. b. RUSSELL, agent Of the Memphis
& Cincinnati Packet company, will leave
this morning with his family for st. Louis,
thence to northwest Missouri, where he Will
leave his family and return home.
CAPT. BEN NJ. MERILEEs, commander Of the
Thomas Sherlock In the Cincinnati and New
Orleans trade last season, has quit the river
after thirty-liye years service and joined the
railroad gang Capt. Merilces has been APP
pointed contracting agent for the Pennsyl-
yania Central railroad. lie will operate in
the cotton trade between Grcenyille, Miss,
aud New Orleans. good appointment
That class oil merchants, manufactures
and shippers who are so willing to favor rail-
road schemes for the destruction of the free
/ and safe navigation Of our rivers would do
well TO reflect upon the point in the follow
| ing paragraph, which we find in the Western
| Insurance RcricW: ''1he value Of the Missis'
| dppi river ms q regulator OF rail rates Is strik
/ ingly illustrated by the difference In the cost
/ of shipping steam boilers to two considerable
/ cities, equally distant from st. Louis, one sit
uatcd in Minnesota, ON the upper river, and
| the other In northern Texas. The st. Louis
/ Minnesota rate is 80 cents per 100 weight, a
compared with Si.20 for the st. Louis Texas
| haul, or, In other words, the Mississippi
river saves the -. Louis shipper Of steam
boilers to the north 90 cents ON every lOl
pounds OF his goods" There is the fact
! Comment can add no force 10 IL. Every i'm
pairment Of the navigation Of our rivers re
duccs their powers as regulators OF rail rates
| Cincinnati Commercial Gdsette.
MOVEMENTS AT CAIRO.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE reported rise a
Paducah yesterday was an error. The rive
| Is still falling here. The City OF VicksburI
left here early this. morning well laden TO
Natchez. The Joe Fowler arrived from Pa
ducah this noon, and great PREPARATION
were made TO receive her In royal manner
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common whisky, 95c@sl.30, according to
proof; nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING--11 lf@l3c.
PowDKR-Kegs $500; half kegs, 1915;
quarter kegs, Sl.75
TfEs-S1 15@l,25.
snor-Drop, $i.45; buck, $l.7o.
LFAD-6c.
TALLow-3(dic.
NAms-Iron, $2.05; steel $500.
ToBAcco-Common, 2j@35c; other grades,
350gS5c.
sHuFF-Garretts, slOs5; Ralph's $40 Pr
Dental Scotch, $1,000 Railroad 1923; CAL
IL AK, 800.
CoAL On-Prime white, wholesale lots,
0lIc per gal =,
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, II
Ml3c: clear grease WOOL 2Ota Doc bury
washed, 2OM3Oc; tub washed, 30@3ic
pVVgWAy-1sIlOOc
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nen.rhnId snnnIIe..

Auuu=ti 6Ott2 - per hh. Dried apples.
3@3bc uct 10, from storc. Dried peaches, SO
A. trum tturu.
fuur-lirm. Oranges. 500 per box
Lemons $50 per box llanaua,, Et0n91oO
per bunch
rirKtu=nrlA tdtn. half brls. ttOo
PurAruu-firm u iiO2Olpcr bh, sacks
GiC. sweet, y Nv per bfl
Euus- Firm Boxes iic eases, iGc.
RAisiss London LAYER, g. ipW3uO. layers
t2tb. California taSiltAuu
nuum-nutieunc, i5J. creamery, 2lc.
dairy, isc country butter. i24ml,c.
Clpm- Ozark, $50 pes brl, aud $3.50 per
hall bel.
NtNrnsn--Tcr raj. iO0i'c.
Nursrfts=OuIura 90 5Ef20o per hrl.
Cabbage Loose, st. Louis tttUc. Chicago,
lgpy knut hrl, $50, half bfl, t251 Oar,
lic hnc per iuo
IurLuY Chickens young, t1OOCJ2 90.
mixed. t2Oo. hens g. ~ t3Ol
Nru-Coconnuts tiOo pcr 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, AsCt0C Tennessee, farmers stock,
gi9lc-roastcd 2'to higher shCllsd, colo.
pCCans Texas. NMt1r.
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III nuolnlions VOC as IoIl0Ws.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour strong and unchanged
No spring wheat, yoA6tYlc, No. 3 spring
wheat sim s6i &c; No. red wheat, Ole. No
? corn, i5Nc; No. 2 oats q s6l5i9kc. No.
.. rye, 5ll.c. No. barley, nominal. No.
1 hnxsccd. sl.20 Prime timothy seed. $40.
Mess pork, per brl, sliiO. Lard per 100
lbs SNOOPY Short ribs sides, loose,
g. say, Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, t7.G2I
@I7h, short clear sides boxed, soOOMg %.
Rcccipts-Rlour 4, 100 brls. wheat 1885,
so bu. corn. $50. 100 bu: oats, $50, 500 bu,
rye, 1850 bu; barley, 1880 bu.
shipmcnts-flour ,iOO brlG wheat
400 bui corn, lGs 40 bu: oats, 50, 100 bu;
rye, 81, TO bu barley, II, 800 bu.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept li.-flour-Quiet,
but steady.
Whcnt.Cash lower Options. Tho mar.
ket was utterly dcmomliLcd most Of the ses-
sion with heavy selling largely by long, and
shorts the principal buyers. The govern.
mcnt report, placing crop condition at 11.3
against - last wear nt same time caused a
hcarish influence, and with weak cables In
crease ON ocean passage and declining mar
kots elsewhere, the close was CSC TO 3c be-
low yesterday. No. red, ~ &C.. September,
~ ftf12i.c, closing glIso nominal; October,
NJ Sc closing ~ e nominal. December, G3A
Ctpic, closing y5ssc; May, Ds5scCgslVOa, clos
Corn-Dull and lower; No 2 cash. i2K@
i2i.c. September l21sc, closing i2Hc bid
October, NjsCtliA.c, closing a. &c. Year,
3jitM3iAsc, closing sac; May, SG@30}.c,
closing 315kc bid.
oats-Iowcr. No. cash. &c bid. scptcm-
Der. gJ,.c bid; October, 25Rc bid Year, % 40
bid. May, 2Slsc bid.
Ryc-lowcr. No. 2 cash, dhc.
| bran Firm, &C.
Flax Sccd-lowcr, si2l
Corn Unchanged, t2.i5d2.20.
Hny-Matkct sull overtockcd; prairie
t.Obip0o timothy, ti6W@iIOo.
| Ruttcf-Quict aud unchanged. creamery. u
@Sr dairy, ij8l5o. Egg-stcady; lJc Tor
good.
Provisions Firm. Pork-ti6Oo. Lard
/ Prime steam nominally sp7b. Dry salt
mUnts Shoulders, 500 longs aud ribs,
sni2's short clear, $3.50. Bacon Shout.
| dcr-, $50. Longs aud ribs. tpG2 smg75
short clear. SlOUO. Hams-tl2 jJCJilu1.
! Receipts Flour, iOOO brls. wheat, iOl. O0C
hu corn 5000 bu. oats 81 VOu bu. rye, 500
hu barley, 300 bu. shipmcnts-flour,
| leo brls. wheat. l2OuO bu corn 1900 bu
oats, loo bu, rye, 400 bu. barley, 2OCl
! bu.
On the afternoon board wheat was lower
and easy after a slight rally. Corn was lower
Oats quiet
K,Ss~ CRY, No.. Sept II -whcat-tow.
cf. No . red cash. 7ii.c bid, 7bisc asked
October sales Of 16@76sc. No red. cash
10 bill, 52'.c asked, No. soii cash, ~,
asked.
Corn-Quicl No. 2 cash, &c bid. October
3sc asked the year, 2D'.c bid, use asked
May. 10 bid VI Ne asked.
Oais-No. 2, Cash, 20ltc asked.
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At noon, Steady, aud demand fair.
Sales, N. 600 bales NJ which American 1900
bales Receipts, 2Oo bales Of which Amer.
lean 200 bales Closing quotations were ns
follows Ordinary . l-iGd good ordinary
57.IGd. low middling, 5hrd, good middlinr,
ID; middling uplands, 6i3 l0d middling or
leans. . 1851.
Futures opened irregular and closed firm.
These prices are given in pence ndolths,
thus I6j means iG3-Gi, aud 5.Ol means
bl-Bi
At pm September, sos SELLERS Sep.
tcmbcr October, b3ssrllcrs, october Nuyom.
her 5.21 sellers Noyrmhcr.Dcccmhcr h2
sellers Dccumbcrlanuary. 5.22 sellers jan
unry-Fchruary. b22 sollcir. February. March,
b.22 buyers; March.April, Oh sellers, April
MnN hgI sollrrs.
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ConN-From store, white, Chc mixed, h3c;
from lcycc or depot white, la bulk, 5lc, in
sacks. 6hc. mixed Ia bulk, ace. IN sacks, juc.
BnAs-frum store, SO, from lcycc " de-
pot, SiiJ06ih.OJ.
HAY-Choicc. from store, 0pc. car load
from lcvcc or depot Si0Ht prime, FROM
store, sbc; car load, from lrvcc or depot
$500. prairie from store, h1ffVE, car load,
from lcyce or depot, tiU5pmii.u0
OAu-irom store, white, 3So mixed, Sc,
from leycc ~ depot, white, la bulk. SIC. la
sacks. sac. mixed in bulk. sc, In sncks, Sic.
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IIrrn.laInlIa.

Cons MrUL-Standari S2J5Cl2io pearl
a. o. quiet.
Br,Ns AND PEAs-Navy beans $3.50, mcdi
um, 600.
oar MrA1-ln half hrls. $3.50 from store
CRAcKErs Soda, treble cNtu, o., ginger
snaps. sis@nr. assorted jumblcs, lOCtl3c,
cream crackers, s'stthc,
Fiorn-From store common. 81 50m 3 Is.
family. So rptti ~. choice. a. 2iCti35. fancy,
81 5aC,i a. extra fancy, sip@j.J0 patent
a. $500 90 strong.
CRACKED WuK,r-In half brls, $3.50 from
store
HoNNY ANp GRirs-From store, sJ25.
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PRIME CRupE Ou.-37@3sci prime summer
yellow, i2mIlc; prime summer white cotton
seed oil I3G1I5c; OIL summer yellow, I0Cgi2ci
choice cooking summer yellow, i56i7ci
cotton seed meal, Sl70O@lS0Oi less than a
car load, az. 5Omls5O; off cotton seed meal
$1,000, less than car lots, $500.
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Iro,i.lou..

FISH ackcrcl, halt brls, No. I, ss.5o, No.
2. tsUO. lOlo kit. No. 1, o. -. No. ?, si.lb.
Dry herring. family, Pie V,f box.
Hoo ruouVCts Strong and advancing,
mess pork tlUUn sugar cured hams.
iai,Milc. breakfast bacon, iiCui2C
bacon clear rib sides. piaN,lOr
| shoulders. a.. bulk pork. clear sides
! pi,mp'sc, clear sides p1mJasc, long clear
/ CSC. shoulders. h'.ms',c
L,up-rc-. p',@pNr. half brls, g'S@p's G
kr,0, pistp'sc. choice Kettle, lOalic
Strong aud advancing
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Arrivals-ohio, Cincinnati; Arkansas City,
Natchez.
Departurcs-0hio, Cincinnati; Arkansas
City, ST. Louis; Eugene Arkansas river.
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market bulk meat clear sides,
clear rib sides, aud lard advanced &c today.
other articles unchanged. Amount Of grain
IN store at the elevators, corn 1921
bushels, oats 2lGJJ bushels, wheat l5,52'
bushels
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STATIONS,

wnES you feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bittors. Hodges sarsaparilla
rcnoyates aud inyigorntes the system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood. 81 per bottle, siKbot ties
for g. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville. Tenn Sold by
Heistsr. 2Sy Main street
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Live Stock.

LAMBS Choice, DC; common TO good, per
head, 5l.5Oa3.OO -.
HoGs-C Choice light, G4GKc; good, 5]GcGc;
common, 5Ci5lGc.
CArrLr-Choicc, 3H@3I4c; good, 24@3ci
scalawags, lh@24c.
snEFr- Choice, ic medium, 3@38c, com
man II ODGi1 10
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lIiprs-Dry flint No. I. iOr. No. 2 Tc, dry
salted, blfCg3c, green snltcd No. I, s., No. 2
SIC green, S8ie thCCpskius, l5c9tio 60
Irregular
wmsKY-etmlpht Kentucky Bourbon
81 bOaGOO. Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn. sharp advance, 81 JOstJOl. Eastern
ryes ti.s5CidOO according 10 as' and make
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance u the trust Heed registered IN took
No tb7 page "a register once. shelby county, len
nesss,c will sell Al public auction 10 The hiEhge'
bidder Tot cash. al the southwest corner oi the w
tcr-cction Of Main aud Madison streets, ~ TAXING
District Of shelby county, Known a. MemPhS
Tenn, on
Thursday. October q, isss,
for default thcrin At request Of beneficiary, ina!
nnc piece II property iruntlng on the west soc q
Rayhufn avenue. % t.iOl fccL and running paes
aliey-ths south line being y s5ito feet norm oi
Neutrality-suspicious. lots " and - two and thfve,
Nieks subdivision ~ part oi lot lVl Mllloufhp,
Williams tract IA Fourteenth civil district salu
county. Title believed good. sell ~ trustee.
n r. KkAD, Trustee
scricmbctG lisa
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spots opened quiet and closed quiet; mid.
aling iOjsc. Sales, i,Oii bales Quotations
"rc NJ follows; Ordinary, ii.iOc; good
ordinary, yHc, low mlddling, iOc; middling,
i07.lCc good middling, i0kci middlIng fair,
iikc fair, i2c.
Futures opened easy and closed firm,
a. follows. September aO7@9Os. October.
oCsgsCg November, o.o9@0G7; December,
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p, CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 11.-Petroleum-
Steady; S. W. 110e, TIC.
WILsTNoToN, n. G., Sept 1l.-spirits Tur.
pentine-36c bid.
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFTiCE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. 9. A., |
MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept II, lam.
The following observations are taken At all sta.
lions named in the 10Th meridian time, which is
one hour later than Memphis time
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NV NouK, Sept ii.-Concc Options
opened steady AMI closed with September
easy. Others firm. Sales y, SO hags, includ.
ing September NJ Si2 t0ett2jO October.
81 .UlatliH November, fii.Uictii30 De.
ccmhcr 80 5lH,ii u,. January. go hjCti -.
February, $40 nHi0M Marrk sio lOlriO %.
April in'hltlO ii May, tiObitio.Ol. spot
Rio quiet and irmcf lair catgocs, ijitc.
sumr=Raw quiet and firm. refined firm
with q good demand. Giso fof 4. extra &,
ttwbAc. white extra G, csc.
Cmc,Uo, M, sept n On the produce ct.
change today the butter nafkc IT was steady;
creamery, Elgin, 22'tt2lkc. choice western.
lN'2lc. dairy, fancy, iGai7ic, good, 1850
lisc. ff--stcady i5i!ai6c.
tiNciNN,tt, o., Sept. n whisky steady.
sales a. barrels finished Goods. ON a basis 81
~ ~ Butter Steady, sugar-fim. Eggs
-lifmyr, liC. Cheese Steady.
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WOoI.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. -wool-Quiet but
steady, at unchanged prices
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MAGNOLIA BALM

insurss rufse, Compilation and Keeps The rses.
Nsei. Arms snd hsnds Bofi and Blnooth. Try ~
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MAGNOLIA BALM

. !: g S,s ~. Ne. 7: : a. ss,
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DAILY corroN srArrurNr.

imporu-M a CIR O. NAT Rh "a q 4
RBR,b G. o EwRR, IL ,sO&TRRA
wagon, g. Total, n balca
InpOru-SonC
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Cmc,ao, H., sept 1.-The DYorcr,'
JuUH1i reports. Cnitlc-Rcccpts. 5000.
,hipmcntt 25up Market slow aud steady.
hcc,cs, tbnttd 30 steers t3.50Ct5 rs. stock.
ofs aud feeders t2OolC3 ~. cows, bulls. and
mixed tl"tt2pl Texas cattle, t2OOCg3VO.
western rangers, t275CtitO
Hog Receipts, l2,UI shipments, G.bOo.
Market strong NJ 10 higher mixed o. O5Ct
900 heavy, 81 i5dG5S; light, $4,000. ~;
shipping t,uOH6OO.
sheep Receipts, 0,OO0 shipments 1900.
Market steady, natives, t5OOaiO0, western
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OIL and Turnenfine.

feeders, s3.35@3.55; Texans s275@S, 30;
lambs, So. 55a5, 35.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

nsoAsp MAGNOLIA ssLn. E.ao,.. saab.,.
IA. rrssaiss no,h Ps,sbsa Cat bs a.,.s..ai
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MAGNOLIA BALM

hs LiQUfD pr.ps,iion Zoe IN. gtin. ". eooth.
Ing. Cooling. Rsfrsshlhg 4 Wonderfully ps.uufyinsi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tai. nAoASp MAGNOLIA RAIN With you ,o,h.
Bssslds. h0aHtslss. hou. and Al Rafal Rs.or,.t
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Ordinary. TIC. good ordinary SIC, low
niddling. ejSc middling p'c. good mid.
sling i0Hc, middling fair 1856, iair, noml.
aal.
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loVroS, sept II pm..-Cousos closed
at pS sled i1r money, aud pS l.iGl ilr tho
nryDunt The amount IT bullion gone into
the Bank IT England un balances today h
fg7,oc1. Hat silver ASA per ounce.
P,nis. sept ii.-=rhrcc per cent. fcntss
su 81 &c Tor the account
BANK CLrARiNus.
CmcAao, H., Sept ii.-iiank clcarinra.
SO OSlOp1
~ LOWS No. Sept u.-Cicarlnrs. A
on, 30. balances ti,I2
HostoN, Mas, sept i.-ClcarinFs. gil
Nj, iJ0. balances, ii,,5p. goa
Nrw NuEK, sept ii-Cleafurs. gi2l
p5l 3la. balances tGGthG1a
BAlrtsoHr, Md, sept n. - Clcariurs
o., ga, N',. balances, tJ,s, ibl.
PmLAprLrmA, Pa, sept u.-Clearinrs
OIL, liD, ass, balances, t2,u3i 81.
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THE RIVERS.

New York, Sept. 11.-There was a goo
trade at jobbing hands.
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ersin aud pro,t.,ou..

CHicA1o, III, sept lit Il not known
Just how had = crop report would have ,at
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives . R.,ishiRsly nssuufai shin. Drives %
ni0,ehss. nsanss.. noashnsss. I1nplss auB.,.si
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE els PREM. SELLING.
Cotton ouiet-Middlins Cotton, 7-ec-
Sales Today, 90 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
APrEAL OFFICE,

APrrN OFFICE, |
TUESDAY EVENING, sept II, 1855.
Money in good supply, demand firm rate
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Louisville and Nashville.

Memphis Div.-Illinois Central IN. a. I. Il. RI
Leaves Arrives
IN. o. MNil.... . SOS pm en-. o. Mail....... 7i0am
sFreght. pm @Freight ......... $50 N
Mail trains will stop ut flag stations, Noncon,
nah, Alden's. STATIONS Crossing, Tallahatchia
Tank and Riyerdae when signaled.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middling gIsc sale, 50 bales.
Of which 30 bales 10 exporters and - bale,
10 spinners.
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Kansas City, Memphis and birmingham.

Leaves Arriyef
oMorning TIN. $50 am Evening Trim. 5:i5p ID
oil Spy Accom-. 400 IN oil. Spg Accom-. g00a ID
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,at'eI, eve4ng ~ IA" Oeeu opened, Sent
il back 20 Schimpforman. lie COM
plnlued III the uostotlica lint t,ss
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PERSON


Dr. W l., Barker is back from East Texas.
Mr. Iobr Nichols has returned IN Crou..
ford
~. w pn. , ,
,rN VIZ, H. ''''''e' Is '"'N iron" foF'
"'' u"
D. II. LoughrIdge of Marlin, was in town
yesterday
Mr. IIungcr;orl, OF Sulphur Springs, is do
ing the city
MIR Sam Sanger left Yesterday for HilIsboro
Oh business
b. +. Alexander of Lorena was in I'M.
rny Inst evening"
DIR. r f. Crannll. a proninou, nhvsict,p of
Turnersvillc is in the city
- w t,,,,..4....,.,,..,,. ,u,
I-t.s , ..'.'I W 'i'''' ''''"'""S
"' '''' ',S''
Mrs. r. Hastings OF Fort Worth, was at
the Ne" Mct!elIaud yesterday.
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DAILY EXAMINER.
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
The Corresponding Secretary speaks

TT" Ut - FV'r' TIT " -
For The Examin r
The meeting at the exchange room WIS
very much cnioyed by those present, although
the very disagreeahle weather prevented
full attendance.
All the members present formed themselves
into an examining committee, doing fun JUS
ticc to the sample, on exhibition, and can ties
tifv to them being first class.
We are happy to say our orders have in.
creased since our last meeting, and We hope
the public will still rive US liberal share Of
their patronage y hearty vote of
thanks was granted to Mr. For,gatd
for his promptnc-s in executing the work ON
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s. 400

Old pill boxes are spread ovor the
land by the thousands after having
been empt;ed by suffering humanity.
What mass OF sickening, disgusting
medicine the poor stomach has TO CON
tend with. Too much strong med
cine. Pric6ly ASH Bilters is rapidly
and surely taking the place of all this
class of drugs, aud in curing all the
ills arising from a disordered condi-
ton of the liver, kidneys, stomach
and bowels.
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Il,ri.,ninN Gnnd..

For all thos" choice dainties, VII
90 to make Christmas season Of :
joynent, go to j.. $ Thompson !
his turkeys Sec his miDce NIT
See his pres orves, ii crackers, 81!
thousand other niccties.
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People who indulge in high living
are apt to suffer from Overtaxed
stomschs. Morris Cascarine is sure
cure tor the disorders which arise
from such indulgence.
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BROTHERS.

We have finished our Inventory and tnd a
large stock of Winter Goods on hand We
do not wish to carry them over, SO we nave
determined to offer our entire stock OF Win
ter Goods at
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LOCAL. TIME CARD,
HOUSTON ANp 1EXaS cen RAJ.

HOUSTON AND Texas cen EeL.
West bound Fxtress arrives at .. Gilo m
1t Louis Express ar. a. 4;25 p N
Fxrrpss le0Nes at .. e 20 q IN
East bound EXures~ arrive~at ...... S;25 y III
" Express leaves at ...... $500 p III
" 1t Louis Express ~ at 1000 III
+ DIALTEG NJ, Agent
MISSOURI PACIFIC,
south bound Axpross no 0l " at % IN
=" No 5O3 ar at O. y III
is at 70 + II
,iorth-bound Express No 5oi $55 m
TRAVIS JONES, Agent
,T. L., A, st.
East.oound .prrylng Chattanooga
cv-ch, leat es at .... ;.... 4 0o m
East bound carrying Memphis coach
leaves nj ....... 3 40 p m
west.bound TO Gatesv ile) Express y % m
West.bound Ito Gatesyille Accommo
dHtiOn lv ar ..-.. ....-.--... 90 o ~ III
Memphis and'CairoEXpress arrives % m
ID. f. HIRSHfIELD, Ticket Agent.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Filed in the county clerks Office yeste day
ana reported for THE EXAMINER by the
abstract firm of Casseday IL Dilworlh, q
Austin street.
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