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BuckIin's Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup~
tions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund"
ed. . Price 25 cents per box at q. NJ.
Shindels Drug Store.
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The Campaign By Bob Burdett.

At Republican meeting at Bryn
Mawr on Tuesday of last week Rob
ert J. Burdette, the humorist, was
asked to speak. He said: Il had for
gotten the Republicans of this state
were wet weather voters, and was
just going to bed when your chair
man came after me. Now that am
here l will be brief and hasten to
make way for the speaker of the ev-
ening. Some years ago when james
q. Blaine was nominated at Chicago,
Carl Schurz pulled out his watch and
said: Let US note the time of the
Republican party's DEATH Then he
rose and went out and knitted the
men at whose table he had eat,
whose salt he had eaten and whose
bread he had broken. He had his
reward. He is drawing his salary,
no doubt. for his word as reformer,
but he differs from Judas in not
having self respect to go out and
hang himself in thoroughbred
manner. I don't know where Mr..
SchurZ is tonight, but 1 know
where the Republican party is, and
it is by no means dead. If Mr..
Schurz is earning his salary by hold
ing his watch i'll his hand and wait
ing TO mark the hour when the
Grand Old Party dies, he is work
ing hard for his money. Other men
before him have sat down to hold Il
wake over the Republican party and
they have found that it is the live
liest corpse they have ever sat up
with and that it is the soul and spirit
Of its own funeral
Chairman Hensel was one of these
prophets. He sent the following
dispatch at the last Presidential
election under the date line of Ian
caster, Pa, November ; II have
made canvass of the State by
telegraph Yes, he did, and that
canvass was struck by lightning
twenty-four hours later)-'and /
think the situation hopeful. The
Republicans may carry the State by
Il small majority, but it is doubtful.
| believe the small majority was up
somewhere near one hundred thous-
and, but still Hensel was right in
thinking his party had n fighting
chance. 1t is not as pleasant po-
sition rs that which the upper dog
occupies but it has n fighting chance.
The Democrats ought to stop proph-
Csying altogether, or else follow the
example of the hen and the proph-
csy after the act. You can't make
the Republican party die. If you
want to, YOU must dol oftener than
every twenty-four years.
The issues are sharply drawn.
There is no half way house, and you
have TO be square on one side or the
other. There can be no Republican
Democrats any more than there can
be n Baptist Presbyterian or Bob
lngcrsoll Methodist. The Demo
Gratis tell you that the purchasing
power of 81 is greater in Europe
than it is here, but that does not
make much difference if the people
over there haven't the dollar. When
people talk to me of the holidays
and cheap food and the clothing the
workingmen in Europe enjoy l am
reminded of the slave who was ask
ed why he ran away. You were
not beaten, you had your food, med
icine and clothing free. Why did
you leave p All have to say" he
remarked, is that if any of you gen
tlemen want the position l left it is
still vacant
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

SUNBURY & LEWSToWN DIV.
Time Table, In effect May Is. 1883
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DR.. Theel, the celebrated Specialist,
has yet to receive case OF special dis
ease, nervous and kidney disease, or
blood poison that he did not promptly
arrest in its progress and permanently
cure We would advise all uffering to
consult the Doctor, personally or by
letter, his knowledge and power OF
healing Is most marvellous. Office 63e
North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Tel .SS-ly,
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V'"V y M OF NeHUNU HHu WhtKInB,
25 a m, For Catawissa and ii are lton.
20 am o 55pm aud 80 p IN For w Wilkesbarre,
oo3 a IN, II 20 m, 40 + IN. For Shamokin
and Mount Carmel.
Trains Leave SelinsgrOve Junction:
o3 IN, arriving at Philadelphia is D M New
ington b66 p IN.
tS m, arriving at Philadelphia so y m, ew
YORK es6 m, Baltimore e46 p m, Wash
! ington 6bpm.
81 ? m, arriving at Philadelphia 25 a m, New
YORK 10 a IN, Bsltimore5 10 q IN, Wash.
ington 9 rs a IN.
Train also Leaves Sunburv;
$50 m, arriving at PHILADELPHIA s rs n m Ne
YORK II 30 m, Baltimore 8 Is a m, Wash
ington Q 80 u m.
j. II. WOOD, denr Pass Agent
CHAS. Z. PuGH, Gen'l Manager.
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DIR. Theel, the celebrated Specialist,
has yet To find an equal In curing ner-
vous, kidney, blood, skin and special
diseases. His superior power Of heal.
ing is due to his complete practical
knowledge Of allopathic, homeopathic
and eclectic system Of medicine, All
sufferers should consult him person>
ally or by letter at his office, 53S North
Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa I'll
SSly.
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Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. J.
B. Mayer, S3l Arch ST., Phil'a Pa.
Ease at once, no operation or buiss
ness delay. Thousands cured =. (
circular. If.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castoris
When she was Child she cried for CastoriA
whon sho became Miss, she clung to CastoriA,
Whom she had Children she gave them CastoriA
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vIRGINIAN HOMES.
The People of the Blizzard Want to
Live. in the Old Dominion.


RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 30--"Its an i'll
wind that blows nobody good, remarked
a Virginia legislator when he heard re-
port OF the State commissioner Of agricul-
ture read in the general assembly on Sat
urday. The latter official who succeeded
to his Office on the first OF the present
month, says that since then he has re-
ceived large numbers OF letters from people
outside Of Virginia making inquiries for
homes here. The letters come especially
from the great northwestern section of the
Union, where an icy blizzard has recently
PLAYED such sad havoc. Most of them ask
for reports, maps and statistical informa-
ton in regard 10 the agricultural, indus
trial. manufacturing and mining interest OF
Virginia. tr-
The commissioner adds: "These inqui-
rics come from American born citizens OF
the now frozen northwest, men with
means and families, seeking homes, singly
or in companies, and being satisfied that
the vcissitdes Of climate in the northwest
will drive and is driving the better part OF
the population OF that section south; and
that this class of settlers is greatly needed
in Virginia. make this report that your
BODY may take any action you deem
proper in the premises"
The report was referred TO the committee
on agriculture. and it is believed If the adj
vantages Of the State can be fairly adver.
tised, that immigration will not only be
attracted from the northwest, but can be
diverted here from Europe.
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4 Rad Bigamist Ragged.

FERGUs FALLS, Mimi, Jan. 3O.--John
wilkins and one OF his six wives were ar.
rested at Scambler Sunday and arrived
here this morning from Pelican Rapids en-
route TO st. Paul IN charge OF detectives.
wilkins is the son of director of the
Standard Oil company Mt Cleveland, o. and
II was recently discovered that he had mar.
ried six women in this aud other cities
during the last year and was living with
all of them at the same time, and foi
months his 'Inany wives" each rested
and trusted in his undivided love. His
career was cut short, however, by the dis.
covery OF his crimes last week, since which
time the detectives have been searching
for him.
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IN NEW DESIGNS.
HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. Beaurogard's
Tonic aud Nervine, the Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ~ stages mental
~ and physical depression, fpcfmatuuhoa, hy'
Inrhondfia ticrllty neuralgia hyttrfia. incaparty
iof study or buslncs, paralysis Impotence, Cpllep
~. l0N 81 memory, aotcninK u the bfain. and al
tufvd In either fcn BY tho Ne Of this uncnccllcd
PREPARATION. II Il a matter q supreme importance
10 Nc appropriate treatment Tot the Curu Of the
los Of nerve power. and Dr. Heauregnrds Tonic
and herine, after many ycar trial IN Europe, has
proved inialliblc II takcn nccorllng W directions
which are ahlred 20 each bottle. one box equal 10
prloc, st.Oo a Dor. o. six boxes Tor $500. Sent
~ mall prepaid on receipt OF pfico We guarantee
ar botes 70 curu any 6ass with cash order ~.
not effect curc. A. hcnkert a Co, Druggists, solo
egcnt iof United htaics i20 and rs MAIn street
Aemphla Tenn
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Aner Three Nenrs.

W. +. Walton, ofSpringReld, Tenn, says
~ have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face aud head, or and on, for three years.
purchased box Of DIR. Tanners lnfallible
Neuralgia Cure and took eight OF the pills.
have not felt any symptoms of neuralgia
since. II gives me pleasure TO recommend IT,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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Mr.. His. win Resign.

ALn,NY, n. Y, Jan. 50.-Conelius Y.
Bliss will resign the Craftsmanship OF the
Republican State committee at the next
meeting Of that body. Mr. Bliss intends
TO 90 10 Europe in April for visit covering
the period when the chairman Of the com
mittcc should be busy in political work
connected with the contest Tor the Prcsi-
dcncy. lie therefore feels that some other
man should take his place. Gen. John n.
Knapp j. mentioned 10 succeed Mr. Bliss.
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IANEs ~ MALONE,
I.Inl-l. MAllNIN. ITu.In.
Stockholders, Nc cling.

KAssAs Guy, NTuruit q ulHNiNDuAN u u Co. I
knnsns CITY. Mo, January y is>N !
NOTICE q hcrrby given that the Annual Meet
~ ing Of the HtnT khnllrr II tho kHnuis city,
Memphis a birmingham iailrlad COMPANY Will
D. held NJ the once ui the Company. iu The city "
Memphis Tenn Un "Wednesday. the lrli day ~
iCbniaB neat % 10 O'Clock In the iurunouu. Tor
the llrrtlun ~ Uifurtur aud The Transaction ~
such other husluUsi a. may LEGALLY uumc bciUre
them
The stock Transfer Books win ~ rlosed from IAN
uay ~ ls,s, 10 February = lss lHlh dai'' ingiu
tiyr. Dtu ~ NLttLEIUN. Irsldcut
q 4 Pom aorrrtary.
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DO No, Think for a Moment

that catarrh will in time wear out. The
th cory i false. Men try to believe it be-
cause it would be pleasant il true, but 1t is
not, as all know. DO not let an acute attack
of cold in the head remain unsubdued. II
is liable 10 develop into catarrh. You can
rid yourself of the cold and avoid all chance
of catarrh by using DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem.
edy. II already afflicted rid yourself Of this
Troublesome disease speedily by the same
means. At all druggists.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

We arc nov permanently lOostci NJ our ipnncr
stand. No BUIfunt. whero We have scfrcd our
iiook of entirely fresh go0ds originally intended
iuf our new ft1fp. hut fortunately. ven tilll ~
the dcp0t and elevator when the hfu oorufftd, W.
arr therefore prepared n on All orders Without
any delay. our hu0kf nnd Iapcn Wcfr sayod unln'
lufd hnl our lfFs on tturh. alter duluciinH IN
fufanoo aud salvage. will D. lmmhlcfinl our rot.
ton department viii mirf no interruption, sud
ly o. hrfriuiurr,
Soliciting share Of your order ior mcfuhandllc
and oJuslgnmenil ~ cotton We are.
lOuu Mfpfruully,
p0RI1R 4 MACRAE.
% ffuut Htfts
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue Of trust deed made 70 me January
ID 10, fpa b. koryeile White and wife. rcoordcd
In Rook 49, page ~, 81 the Registers once ~
shelby county. Tenn, 70 secure certain payments
thsruin mentioned. I will eel, for cash, 81 public
ouicy, Al the southwest corner OF haln and hadi'
ton streets. Memphis Tenn, al noon. on
Monday, February ~, isss,
The p,opsr,r described IN ssld deed a. follows viz
psrt of lot No Of Sloppy subdivision 81 lot No
Il AZ Winchsslsrs 100 scros, beginning al q point
% the south sde Of Has sycnue W let east o. the
thenos south ssfdly 1eS feet thence westusrdly n
iesti thence por,hvsFdly leo let 70 The Poini p
beginning. Equity Of redsmptios waived Ilts
spix ". L. CLAPf. Trustee
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MOMUS
WILL SHARE HIS THRONE.
Who Will Be Queen OF the Car
nival at the Kings Ball at
the Gayoso2
The Queen Elect TO Retain tho Crown
and Scepter as Souvenir
Gov. Taylor and Staff invited
to Attend.
The Keys OF the City Demanded-Proc,
lamation OF tho King.
Tobacco Factors aud Bridgc Buiidcrs
directing.

GUCCESS has perchcd upon our banners We
- will shape the fragrant weed n natural Known,
and We will bridge the Mississippi
No have STATED lamar and stood up the harkccp.
en-, aud arr fhclHn right well
We shall enter our capital on Monday, February
~, at high noon and hold hlgh carnival here Aud
n l. our Kpyal command that the great tycoon aud
his prime ministers shall deliver MP the Keys ui our
city Ia the presence Of our pupuacc and the vast
assembly Aud w further urdain that our sub
iccis soldicry, citilcns, cmbnsadou, dig
ninfics aud high officials Ot the state shalt
unite In doing honor 10 our hight holal
guests. GOV TAYLOR ANp NIArr 10 whom
We tender the fr'pdOm 81 these Huns-
and We further command that the Royalty Of our
people shall gather IN our Noble Palace bayoso,
which shall IT, prepared for VI, rScpton ~ the
fair daughter IT Tennessee and her Noble and ~
lustrious SONS whom We propose ~ Honor We
further orlain, In urler 60 gloriiy our reign, 20
grace our Throne and to prove that Memphis u the
City uf our Love. that we shall selct from the
fair aud Bgauieous Maids NJ Memphis Queen Of
the Carnival whom We will Crown IN the presence
Of our touft, aud In Oulef that the Ceremonial
shall be- pleasant memory, We further lrrfre that
the Jewels ~ the Crown aud scepicf shall remain
welded 10 our Queen, ~ souvenir, aud shall ~.
main an heirloom I'm her family Tor all ages II n
our august pleasure that on
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A Father Killed by his Son.

WArrwiiLR, Me-, Jan. JO.--Last even
ing, at Center Sidney, town adjoining Au
gusta, man named Edward Wentworth
forty years Of age, was shot. lie had n ilmi
ly of thirteen children, all Of whom were Al
home bui one. lie was very cruel TO them
and Sunday evening, after beating his wife
struck one daughter and had thrown dowr
and was choking her. The wife rcmon
stratcd with him, upon which he leapcC
up, cxclaiming: Damn you, ! will kill al
OF Won" lie started toward the wall
where his vest hung containing revolver
but one ol the sons grabbed the pistol ans
put bullet through his fathers heart.
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d r. d. S. JOHN so MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson street.

Bet Main and Front. MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established IN lS0l
nR JOHNSON g. Acknowledged by al parties In.
~ tcrcstcd ~ by Ear the most successful physi.
clan In the treatment NJ private or secret diseases
Quick, permanent CuUs guaranteed IN every ease,
maie ~ female Recent cases Of Guuorrhea aud
syphilis currd In a few DAYS without the use u
mcfuury, change Of diet. or hluimnCr ffnm bust.
ness Secondary syphilis the last Ncstigc cudi.
los Of semen stopped IN a short time sufcn'n
frnm impoirucy OF los, ut sexual power, rstOud 10
ine yigur In few weeks Victims uf gclf abuse
and excessive ycnery, suffering nom spcmatouhea
aud los Of physical aud mental power. speedily
and permanently cured Particular attention paid
~ the diseases Ut Women AMI cures guaranteed
PILES aud old sons Cuui without the usr ut Causti1
or the knife Al consultations strictly cun1dcn.
taL Medicines sent by express 10 all parts OF tho
county.
No Mofkngmen curnd NJ half tho usual rates
H. Il InttN-O MI
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will be charged at
rate of l5c for two lines insertion; two inser-
TONS 25c; one week, SOC.
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, ANIUsE,IENrS

LNUGENE RoBINS0N'S DIME MUSEUM
" AND TWO THEATERS. 2
PATRoNIzED BY THE EIlTE OF THE CITY.
ns- SEE THIS sURE-Sa
HUMPTY DUMPTY PANToMIME CO. The EsQUI-
MAUX CHIEF Debro Madame June, FAT LADY.
Dot Littleflnger, MIDGET Last week Of the PAR
LoR CIRCUS co. Hnussaboura Sam, JAPANESE
EQuILIBRIsT Brazil e Alton ACRoBAls. Clint
Williams, TRAPPER, EDUCATED BEAR. RUS.
SIAN POODLE DOG SHOW. METHusALEH No.
2 etc, etc, etc.
lOc. ADMISSION, ONE DINE. 1oc.
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monus. KING OF Tnr CARNIVAL,

Invites Gov. Taylor aud star 10 Attend the
Carnival.
Grand Duke 81 Tennessee Gucilng
uls our aurusi pleasure and the royal viii u the
people NJ Memphis who have learned ~ love you,
H. have Yuu pumc and larry among M AMI take
fnft la our Ilrvrls We would ~ our ikiugly
lyca uppu sou and zee how wull You wear The
Mantle ~ fiaie that our tunfarcs hrlrcd hfstuN
upon you. AppfisU ~ ~ your coming. and the
Huyaiiy aud Nobility NJ the state shall Vie Ia hon.
orng aud welcoming you. ~ The King hlmsclf.
81. KEk,
Attest CaVvT ~ Moss
Prime Minister aud Cook
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Stockholders, Mootlng.

A NETTING II the stool holden0f the Truy and
~ 1ipionvillg Railroad COMPANY will H. hgld 81
IN Ohion county, 1pnncfsoc, on Monday the nth
day Of February, A.D. iSs. for the consideration
aud action upon proposed mortgage aud Issuance
~ mortgage bonds and atoct Of said company and
the transaction ~ such other business a. may ~
advised. ~ order Of the board Of DIRECTOR. Ds'
ocmtef ~. ISL Gro. H. WILSON. fruslient
W. Bnicn Secretary.
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utr a. our Crown. Aud We further command that
the gorgeous aud myfiCfious
sPuINN
shall break the silence Of 1000 ycar. and shall
speak "a NJ agaln In laFoant bright glorious and
magnificent Whose splcnduf shall illumlnc the
GLIMPSE al the muon aud make the night brilliant
A. the n0undny sun Aud We further ofialn that
our Mystic aud wcui Memphi sufnamed the Mag
ninrcnL true ~ her traditions aud her past shall
nrise from the clouds that hayornye0ped her Efcat
mes aud shall assemble in our Temple The~pls.
aud thcrc gathering around her the Gods ~ Myth.
Ology the llcfOcs u Gfccoe and Athens. shall en-.
dow With life aud beauty theglufles 81 Ihcfin0pylr
aud the song NJ Homer. and blending the Nun.
dcr ~ tho past with the pleasures - the
present shall gladden. the heart II Ill bthulden.
aud Real and Ideal shall tread the merry measure
until the mathis niuh aud that all shall b. merry
and take part IN the festivities. We command that
Grand Max lAlh shall H. Given IN ell The Hall.
MONS ui our hcalm where everyone bearing our
Royal pass siamted with the K0isl Stamp ~ one
Dollar shall b. admitted. aud we further command
that nll shall aitiru themselves ~ costumes com
t,atible with their desires, and shall Thong our
STREETS and highways and W. further dccfco that
our chief oi ilolce Davis shall arrest al taking
liberties with tnaskefa and ~ c0nhne them In the
Duurrun Keep without iOficiL Revive the Rlnf.
i,s " the pattarnl1y yourself LIT your behavior
shame your dciaincn, l. the command ~
Attest MOMur n, ReH
CoUsr DrNosis Prime Minister aud Cook
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JIG. SCHMIDT IL SON
REMOVED TO
No. 500 MAIN STREET. MEMPHIS. TENN.
Trustoe's Sale.

ny virtue II trust de'i csrfuici ~ the urdcr.
signed on June D. lNSt frrurici iu book lil. tsiea
Trustee, We will.
an February ~, ISIS,
~ tho courthouse door IN tho city ~ Memphis
thrlhy county, IUun. I'll NJ public ouirf,, fyf
cash. the follow Ing real estate Ding iu aid city
stats aud county. Wa kuUWu ~ The sIuth halt
ui the north half 1T iOt 80 i.u Whi,h Dot No nl
Ucs Ut the northeast corner NJ Exchange AMI Third
tifDpts lu fal rIN. the Dot uhu sold iunuts " tHcl
lines it,' frvt
proved
exemptions aru waived. aud thr title u b,lyud "
IAME3 ~ MALONE
I.IOtts WAUNFN Trustees
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife OF hindrance 20 buslncs IN from
a. 10 ~ DAYS ~ tho Medlcaicd s0t lad 1uss and
oflcc treatment contract made with each pailont
structure. lydrnoolo and Narloooelo cured Ia
thuu time. Circular on application
The Medicated soft Pad Truss has IN,
spring In the trout. therefore avoiding All Kidney
troubles, and can b. worn night and day NeWiar
antoc this Trtu to be easy a. Near and 10 hold up
the bowel. o. money refunded Made and lticd ~
male OF female by DIR hOBLE
% Jeferon A.. Memphis. Tenn
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Dissolution Notice.

TUE hrm Of HUNTER REvEgY a HUNTER
J. has ben dissolved BY annual consent J. ID.
Hunter aud Thomas Keyeny rcllrine The bufL
nee will h. oontlnued a. heretofore bY r. l. IIun.
ter he assuming all liabilities aud n alone author.
n 4 HUNTER.
7, y. HuETEh
Tuos EKvENy.
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". on rising In the morning. you use
Longs Pearl Tooth Soap your teeth will
present au cnyiable appearance and your
breath will be- sweet and agreeable.
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REWARD.

CDS REwARD-LOsT SEVERAL WEEKS AGO
NZD on Main strcct car. book containing the
fccOris Of the Ccntnl baptist Churrn. VIII pay
twenty n,c dollau inward TOT H. delivery at No.
Us. DuvAL.
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RrAp the testimonials Of the many who
have used La-cu-pi-a, and would moi now
use nythiug else.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm n Clapp A Taplor. Books and stationery,
was this day dissolved By mutual consent Mt A.
". TAYLOR having purchascd the intcrst Of J. VI.
Clamp, IT,, will continue the business under the
firm name oi A. h Taylor 4 90. The new nrm a..
sumcs all the liabilities Either member 0i The old
firm 4 authorized ~ rocipt for The unsolicited
w CLAP, JR,
A. " TAYLOR
Memphis Tenn, January ~ isss
In retiring from the above firm desire 70 reiufn
my thanks ~ the patrons Oi the firm iuf Their
pstfUnagc and ~ expires the hope that the new
hfm III A. IL Taylor A Co. will not only rcocivc a
continuation Of the safne patronage, but that they
may have a. they ~ richly deserve, y largely IN.
creased business. J, W. CLAPf, lh
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AnoIicr Icxas KILLING.

PALESTINE, Tex, Jan. 30. Col. 7. ].
Williams, q prominent lawyer Of this city,
was shot and killed yesterday morning by
George D. Hunter, son Of widow whom
Williams had insulted. Williams was on
horseback when lac was shot. lie came "a
Palestine sixteen years ago from Mississip.
ri. Young Hunter surrendered himself.
lie is upheld by the community.
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