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STRIKING wORKMEN.
Che Americans Send Plenty of Sympathy
but No Nickels

The AmerIcans Send Plenty of sympathy
but No Nickels.
LONDON, September 10th.-A meeting
of striking workmen was held at Tower
Hill to-day. Tillott, one of the leaders,
said that he believed the mediation of Car
dinal Manning would result in an early
settlement. John Burns said that the
workmen of America had forwarded senti-
ment and sympathy enough to encircle the
globe, but not single cent to relieve the
wants of their fellow-workmen. He was
ashamed of the organized workmen of
America. The people of Melbourne have
sent Gl0. 600 to the London strikers.
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The demand for its leather has brought
the kangaroo into imminent danger of ex-
tinction, and the Australians are contem-
plating measures restricting the slaughter
of the animal.
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Pullman rourI,t Car E,cr,s,or. so,o

excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road Santa Fe routel, under management OF
salaried railroad employees. leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through TO destination. g. W. RAILTON agent
2Sl street, Sacramento Cal mS-lmMWF
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In the last two years the Duke of Port
land has won more than e66 ,000 or about
$3.50, 900, on the races.
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Advertisements Of Meeting Notices Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
his head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Aa
notices Of this character i0iu be found under this
heading.
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BENJAMIN f. BUTLER.
An Attorney Says the Penitentiary Cat,
Are Yawning For Him.

al Attorney says the Henltentiary Gates
Are Yawning For Him.
WASHINGTON, September lOth.-There
was quite scene in the Equity Court yes
terday in which Benjamin f. Butler fig
ured. Butler for year has been the at
torney OF Samuel Strong, who had large
claim against the Government An award
of S47 600 was recently given Strong, and
Butler filed suit for $50, 900 of the amount
for money advanced and as part of his fees.
he produced contract signed by Strong.
allowing him that sum. Strong pronounced
1t forgery. General Butler pleaded for an
alteration of the record which would not
show the charge of forgery against him
He grew pathetic then he denounced
Strong in bitter terms. branding him as
torger, and declaring that he ought to be
behind the bars of prison.
Strong's attorney said that if it were not
for the inhrmities of the witness the gates
OF the penitentiary would open for Bepja-
min Butler.
Sixty days time was finally given for the
production of desired testimony on the
charges of forgery brought by both sides.
Warmoth Accepts.
WASHINGTON, September 10Th. - The
President has received response from ex-
Governor H. C. Warmoth of Louisiana.
accepting the position of Collector OF Gus
toms at New Orleans, rendered to him some
weeks since, and his commission will be
forwarded to-day.
Commissioner of the Land Office.
WASHINGTON, September 10th-It is
stated on pretty fair authority tonight that
Judge Croft, of Omaha, late unsuccessful
candidate for position upon the Interstate
Commerce Commission, will early next
week be appointed Commissioner-General
of the Land Office.
Land Patents Issued.
WASHINGTON, September 10th-A state
ment has been prepared at the General
Land Office showing that since June 1st,
when Acting Commissioner Stone took
charge, to September 1st, over 33 900 pat
ents 10 lands have been issued to settlers.
Presidential Appointments.
WASHINGTON, September 10th. - The
President has appointed George w. Lyon
to be Surveyor of Customs for the port of
New York, and Ernst Nathan Collector of
Internal Revenue for the first district of
New York.
California Gaugers.
WASHINGTON, September 1Oth.-Commis-
sions have been issued to the following
Internal Revenue Gaugers in the First Call
ifornia district John Horner Z. Garfield,
G. a. Kettler and R. Melrose.
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Official Report.
THE OLD, OLD TRICK.

ANTWERP, September 10Th The official
report shows LOG killed and 10 wounded by
Fridays explosion.
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ANOTHER MURDER.

Captain ID. Logan Killed by a wouId-be
Robber.
SAN Francisco, September 10th.-At 10
o'clock TO night stranger entered John
Labatts saloon at Broadway and Stockton
street, and called for glass of lemonade
which was given him.
He went out, ana in few moments re.
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CITY sCAVENCER.

TyHE BOARD OF FTRUsTEEs HAVE ELECTED
Il JESSE SLAUGHTER City ScayeDger. VIII
attend to burial of dead stock, etc. Residence,
l2l7 Fifth street, between and N. au24lm
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U. @. +. - Initiation at Sacramento
Council, No. 90. THIS EVENING at 7:45. Visit
ing members welcome
A. E. ROBINSON, Councillor
C. 81. DENTON Rec Sec II
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Arrived from Alaska

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10th The
| bark Electra arrived in port this morning
from Alaska and brought down part of the
white crew of the bark Wildwood, which
stranded on the beach in Nushagak river,
August 9th, with 10000 cases and 1O5
barrels OF salmon on board for the Bristol
Bay Canning Company. The Wildwood is
total wreck. Captain Colson remained
| with eleven men to discharge the vessel,
and may possibly save the cargo in a
damaged condition.
The bark VIII w. Case also reached this
port this morning from the same locality,
| bringing down the Chinese, numbering
| ninety-four, from the wrecked bark Wild
wood.
In Receivers Hands.
Los ANGELES, September 1Olh.-The Los
Angeles and Pacific Railroad to-day was
placed into the hands of W. S. Spillman, as
| receiver, by order of the Superior Court, on
an order asked by the Bank of California.
The bank holds claims gainst the concern
Tor over Sl2 900. The company has spent
about $3.50, 900. The road is not paying in
terest on the investment. The tracks ex-
tend from this city to Santa Monica and
there is branch to Burbank.
Accidentally Killed.
NEVADA CITY. September lOth.-Frank
Souchert, an old resident of North Bloom
field, was accdently killed near that town
while assisting to extinguish forest fire.
Water had been diverted from ditch into
ravine to cut off the flames Debris had
accumulated in front of the stream, form
ing dam. As Souchet started to remove
the obstruction it gave way and he was
overwhelmed.
Highway Robbery.
DAGGETr, September 10TH. L. Peter
son, Superintendent of the Runover mine,
was knocked off his horse between here
aud Calico and robbed of $1,000 in gold
coin, which he got from the express to pay
the miners. The robber took the horse
and started in the direction of Hawley sta
tion. Several people are out after him.
Over an Embankment.
UKIAH, September 10th.-Jose Norris, an
old stage driver. while driving a team of
four horses from Ukiah to Covelo, in Round
valley, let his team go over steep hillside,
short distance above Calpella. The horses
were killed under the heavy wagon, and
Norris was SO severely injured that little
hopes OF his recovery are entertained.
Drowned ut Rio Vista.
Rio VISTA, September 10th.-On Mon
day, at the mouth of the old river, one
mile above town, John Mcfarland, better
by the capsiZing of his boat He was an
old resident of Schoolcratt Island aged
about so years. The body has not been re-
covered.
Another Stage Robbed.
0RovILLE, September 10th-The Quincy
stage was robbed this evening by two
masked robbers, who took the express box,
value unknown. There were four passen-
gers on board, two men and two women.
One of the men was relieved of S23 the
other gave up S12. Officers are on their
trail.
A Bad Man Generally.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 10th.-It has
been ascertained that Charles Atkins, un-
der arrest for counterfeiting coin, hiss been
engaged in this business for sixteen wears.
Also that several years ago he killed Chi
naman in New Yolk City, but was ac-
Quilted.
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DIR. La Mars, Seminal

Go to see Mrs. ]. q. Andrews, the For
tune Teller, 1921 street. s6-6t<
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FOR STATE FAIR.

tO.4 White Double Blankets, used for Sheets OR
Summer Spreads 90 Cents.
1914 White Blankets, weight 8 pounds, ST. 20.
1914 Steel Gray Blankets =. =. 81 %.
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Olive Branch Ladies' Society this even
ing at o'clock.
LIZZIE DILLMAN, President
DORA EMERSON, Secretary. It's
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SUNDAY excepted. Sunday only Monday
excepted A.-For morning. P.-For after
A n. TOwNF, General Manager.
I. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent IT
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YoUR
y friends In the Easi.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
another Victim Of the Mysterious Butcher
Jack The Ripper.
HEAD SEVERED FROM THE BODY.
Death of Noted French Exile in
ottawa-The Striking Work
men, Etc.
WHITE CHAPEL.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uxrosI
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A Bad Man Generally.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10th-It has
been ascertained that Charles Atkins, I'M
der arrest for counterfeiting coin, hiss been
engaged in this business for sixteen years.
| Also that several years ago he killed Chi
naman in New Yolk City, but was ac-
omitted
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ITO RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms; can have use of path. No. 1915
street co etx
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FOR SALE-TO LET

IL 625 NJ street, sritable for parties or families
during fair weeks slO-Sts
ITO LET FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
L board, in private family, at 5I6 Fifteenth
street; ten minutes walk from Pavilion or
Park. sIO If
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Annthnr Stare Rohhad

0RovILLE, September 10th.-The Quincy
| stage was robbed this evening by two
masked robbers, who took the express box,
value unknown. There were four passen-
gers on board, two men and two women.
| One of the men was relieved of S23, the
other gave up S12. Officers are on their
trail
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ITO LET-FIRST-CL CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS.
y with board. Inquire at southeast corner
Seventh and II streets $40 3ts
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Strangers Church--strvices at II O'Clock am.
and so'clock pm. NM Long, pastor.
First Baptist-services at II o'clock A. m aud
$50 0 CLOCK P m. All seats free. All are invited.
II. A. Venable, pastor
fernando Street Methodist Church-There will
pc no Sunday School or sermon today because Of
Improvements being made
Bishop Quintard will preside over Confirmation
services at Emanuel Church, on Third street, be-
tween Court and jefferson streets, this evening at
$50 O'Clock. All are invited. Seats free.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Corner OF
Jones avenue and Alabama street. Preaching at
ii O'Clock am. Sabbath School and teaching
service at o'clock p m. Rev. James L. Martini
d. ID. pastor.
Central Baptist Church. Second Street, near Beale
The Rev. A. J. Dickinson, pastor. Services II
$50 O'Clock am Strangers In the city are specially
invited TO all services. Seats free
Grace Church-Corner Vance and Lauderdale
streets. The Rev. George Patterson, d. D., rector
Third Sunday In Lent. Holy Communion am;
morning prayer and sermon, IL am evening
practice, Easter carols, $3.50 p m; lecture to con-
flrmation class at evening service Monday nm.
nunciation OF the Blessed Virgin; holy communion
$3.50 a. m; evening prayer pm. daily PRAYER $50
am and PM Women's Guild, Friday, $3.50 pm.
Bethel Sunday School meets each Sunday In their
rooms, corner Adams street and Charleston ave.
nue., at 2.3O O'Clock p. IN. Resides an excellent
corps of teachers there is always good music 10 en-
tertain children and grown people Let every one
come and see for themselves In connection with
the Bethel sabbath school there is Bible class for
ADULTS led by Judge G. W. IIciskell, held each
sapbalh afternoon at 23O O'Clock at the Bethel
building, corner Of Adams street and Charleston
avenue. All who desire 20 study the Scriptures or
10 hear them eXpOunded lOr adults or children are
invited TO attend.
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PACIFIC ExPREss COMPANY
Money Orders, Payable at over 10. ooo
Places In the United States and
Canada

Money Orders, Payable at over 10000
Places In the United States and
Canada.
The particular attention Of the public is
invited TO the unequnlpd advantages OF
our new money order system.
Money orders are sold at the offices Of
the company, at any business hour, Tor
any sum up to $50. Purchasers Of money
orders are not required 10 iill out blank
applications.
Ratcs-Not over S., 8 cents; over s. to
$40, S cents, over $40 10 $50, 10 cents; over
so 10 $50, ~ cents; over so to $40, Is
cents; over $40 TO $50, % cents.
Our rates are the lowest aud the security
afforded is absolute. Receipts are given.
and orders lost or delayed can be re-
funded without any delay or inconyen-
fence.
Insurance companies, cooperative ben.
eft associations and business men gen.
orally will find them a great convenience,
as they can be deposited in banks, same
rs checks and drafts, aud are redeemed
through the bank clearinghouse in all
the principal cities. For further miorma.
ton apply to any agent OF the company.
Office, 81 South Court street.
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A rLEAsANr LEMON DRINK.

PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For biliousncss aud constipation take
Lemon Elixir
For indigestion aud foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
For slccplcssncss aud nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss Of appetite aud debility take
Lemon Elixir
For icyors. chills aud malaria take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you IN any Of
the above named diseases, all Of which arise
from torpid or diseased liver. stomach,
kidneys bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. II. Motley, Atlanta
Ga.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggists.
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Dear Shallow me 10 state In regard 10
the Bear Man." through your valuable
columns, that there has been no such
thing In the city Of Memphis, but that
some mischievous boys living in the
ncighborhood Of Bass avenue threw some
rocks against a genllcman's house, which
scared him enough 10 cause him 10 grab
bis pistol and run out on the front porch
soon enough 10 shoot at Newfoundland
dog who had just jumped the fence. As
the light from the hall door flashed upon
him, piece OF coleman's ko-ko tulu was
In his mouth, which the gentleman took
for a scyihe blade and NO reported IT,
Such things as this should DO stopped at
once. A. NJ.
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Mullins & YOnge,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants
No. $40 Front Street. Memphis, Tenn
order OF Publication.

No 7Olo u. u In the ChanCCp Court " shelby
county. Tenn J. !. Duiiuso " J. H. Thorn 81 al
u appearing from the amended bIll IN this cause,
whlrf l. sworn 10. that the defendants lou hu
In.o aud her husband. a- nuiosr, an frsldenu
oi Washington tity. District NJ Colombia ana ih!i
defendants CamclH colby SUD hushand' -. Avt
lev ar residents N the state Ut NcunHin rui non
residents uf the State ~ 1onucsspr aud u ihiihe
appear from the rviuru oi NE shruh ihat "
M6ihy is not 10 be found iu hi' county
uis therr,ofc ordered. That thcy make thclfup
pasrture hefriu al the court house ri .helh.
touuty in to- cts Ut Memphis nov inNlnr pis
tfirt ol SHELBY County. Tenn. on the hfst Nondai
Ia MAY. tssl, sud pie "a. answer or dcnhf 10 com
plslnant's blu and amended hlll or the same vii
be taken of confessed ns 10 them aud ~ lot heat
lie cfnarto. aud that COPY Of this order be pub
lishei uncc awocs iOf four successive weeks IN ths
Memphis Aupenl.
Thls .sth day oi March, lisa
true vupy aAuost
ny I. a. caldwell n & M
NJ. {. Williamson. solicitor Tor Complainant
si.fita
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KAHN g. FREIBHRd.
Corner Main mud Poplar Strcc,,
PRIZE WINNERS.

In the Mexican Public Charity Lottery.
From the Two Republics, city OF Mexico Marcn a.
$4,000 UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Mexico, March 10, 1889.
The undersigned cerlifes that he held
for COLLECTION, for account Of New Orleans
National Bank, OF New Orleans. La, one
quarter OF ticket No. 2735l, Class b, in the
Loteria de Ia Benefcencia Publica. which
drew the first capital piiza OF thirty thous.
and dollars, on Sunday March 10, 1889,
and that the amount was promptly paid in
United States currency on presentation OF
the ticket at the Office of the company.
j. NJ. SElnERT,
Agent Wells, Fargo q Co.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
100, III, I73 Main street.

We Have Too Many Goou,
And still they come.
Finest Dress Ginghams, 7Jc a ward.
Best Apron Ginghams, 4Ic.
Double Bed Drilled Sheetinc. lolca ward
64 inch Drilled Sheetng, loo.
Fine Spring Sateen, II Yards for 81
40 inch all wool spring dress goods. 2oc
worth Acc yard.
Shoes, shoes, Shoes.
Ladies' fine kid button shoes 81
Ladies' finest French kid button Shoes
s.. 20, worth 81.
Misses fine kid tipped button shoe.
Sl.l5, cheap at 50.
Ladies fine kid Congress, 100.
Infants fine kid button shoes. 25c.
Childrcn's tipped button school shoes
75c. '''
Misses finest button calf shoes, Sll5.
Mems best lined and bound shoes. 81.
Mems best calf shoes, all STYLES, So.
Boys best baseball shoes, 5Oc.
Regular - mems cali shoes, So.
While writing this advertisement We no.
celyed from auction by express ladies' fin.
est beaded capes at 4 Of their value.
Our stock is full OF bargains.
Our Mr. Kahn is attending auction sales
every duy,
We must sell the goods.
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Our Boys school aud Dress suits.
our cnILpnEN,s DEPARTMENT.

Too lovely for anything in It's selections.
Children's School Suits, So only.
ChIldren's all-wool Scotch Suits, s. only,
with two PAIR pants to each suit.
Children's Dress Suits, 50 and upwards.
The grand display in our show window
proves the truth.
A present to the little ones to every
child's suit purchased.
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sprInE sIyie Hats.

The latest styles in light colored Dcrbys,
all coloa, young gents nobby Silk Dress
and Derby Hats, stoUons fine Soft aud
Derby Hats In all colon, boys and child
ren's Crush Cloth and Straw Hats. gents
Crush Hats In all colors, shapes and
grades, FROM Zoe 10 g.
MARTIN ConEN. 2i9 Main st.,
The only practical Memphis Halter, under
DuGy's Hotel.
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1.-THE IN, Life"

Pagc after page Of Dr. Hariman's "Ills Of
Lie is taken up with unsolicited tcstimo-
mails 10 the value Of lhcupia a. a blood rem.
edy, and with the hcartiest recommends
tions OF Il TO all who are afflicted. These are
based orrthorough trials In every case Send
Ia the Pcruna Medicine Company, Columbus
o., Tor copy IL will be sent you free.
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$4,000.
MrxIcn. Mnrch -. 1851

WEAICOi MlrCh +, 1851.
The undersigned hereby certiiies that
she was the holder Of one quarter ticket
No. 1. 1884, Glass b. in the Loterin de la
Benchcencia Publica, which drew the
second capital prize OF ten thousand in the
drawing OF Sunday, March 10th. 1889, aud
that the amount was promptly paid on
presentation OF the ticket at the Office OF
the company. [Signcd.
MANuELA FLoREs,
Callcjon dc ms Cabrzls, 5.
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TnE Tennessee Paper Company, W. w.
Carnes proprietor, 3i3 Second street, has
four stories filed with almost everything
In the paper line Prices low ~ any.
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Humors run riot in the blood at this sea.
son. Hoods Sarsaparilla expels every impur.
ity and vitalizes and enriches the blood.
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Election Notice.
MrFCAyTtfr BAsK ~ Mfurnv,
NpmUhls. Tenn. Aurit 10. iksn

Memphis, Tenn April y, 1879.
The regular annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of ,hs uank Tor ibl election Of eighteen usl Dl
fcstor ~ serve the ensuing yeat vii, be held at
H. banSinr house On TUESDAY. the 10th instant
betvcsn the hoIh II 10 aud O'Clock.
&. IL RAiNg. Cashier.
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SEASON 1880.
LAFAYETrE PARK noTEL.
ST. Louis, Mo

70 families visiting 81. Louis We would
recommend the above hotel IL Is beau.
tiiully situated opposite Lafayette Park,
aud Is the best kept family hotel In the
city,
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We take pleasure In announcing to the
ladies that We have removed 10 the large
building. No. 81 Madison street, and arr
prepared TO make and prepare Ia all is
branches, Parnsols and Umbrellas. We
refine aud remodel pirnsol frames In the
latest styles Call and examine our ele,.
giant line OF Umbrellas aud designs Tor
"sD' in pamsols.
TnE MEIrtIls UMBRELLA Co.,
No 80 Madison street.
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Bank of Commerce.
Tuesday, A ri %. Pro-

NrvrHis tenn. Marh D. iss1
The annual election fof nirct1rs Of this Btuk
Will be held NJ the Iauklng house on
Tuesday, A ri o, frosino,
Loir.nn iln hnnr. OF 10 o rlnrL a m. nnhAn.m.
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LET 7. NJ. Galbrcaih, No 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents
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A Promincn, Minister writes.

After ten year Of great suffering from indi-
gcstion. with great nervous prostmtion, bill.
iOusncss, disorlcrcd kidneys and cnnstipa.
ton. / have been cured by DR. Mozlcy's
Lemon Elixir aud am now well man.
Rry &. g. DAVIS,
Ed. VI. T. Church. South. No. - Tatnall
street, Atlanta, Ga.
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The

OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Ahead OF All Competition
FOR THE
1889 spring and Summer Season. 1880.
Bo5s' ana ChiIdren's Garments.
We aimed to have the largest and best
assortment in this line and succeeded.
Everything is OF tho best.
Our styles the latest.
Our prices the lowest.
Remember in dealing with us YOU get
the value for your money, and no lnisrep.
fascination.
Our Boys school mud Dress suits.
No equals TO be found elsewhere in
styles, patterns, material and prices.
Call and be convinced.
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REMOVED ny rHE USE OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
oi the hair.
Bunetts Flayorlng extracts arc tho
lcat.
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FRr Brick aud Clay Crate Backs and
Boiler Tile. I. ]. GRAHAM, No. BIO Front
street Telephone sol.
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BARGAINS In Watches, Clocks and Jew.
elry at VI. Goodman's, agent, Az Main
street.
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Have moved from Main to 2o7 Second
street. Call and see us.
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OUR NEWS DEPARTMENT.

Excels all our former efforts in its selec-
ton in styles, variety Of novelties and
quality. Tie garments are from the best
OF foreign and domestic fabrics and equal
10 custom-make.
The display in our show window repre-.
scnts only in part what we have on our
counters.
business Suits. suitable for all occasions.
Our wide Whalings have no equals.
Our fine Dress Suits, 20 see Is "a admire.
Our Prince Albert Suits, perfect beau.
tics.
Our Prices 60 suit Every Pocket.
We cordially invite all to pay a visit.
OAK. HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
2JI Main street.
Opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Sol HALLE, Proprietor.
r. s.-PerIect 1T guaranteed. All al
terations free Of charge by our tailors.
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Mortuary Report
For the week ending April, 6, 1889, at
@ O'Clock pm: