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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

ESrar-fTiss E5lsa. ah-ha~- so-ne-
thisz nlost Important to ssz Tsn. Nay I
trst s-
RI lscftlv'-VFt a. Is is- Ef-srf
Edgar-MaF e.si-s. rv-t 8 voa - wiu-
ing % havs car rsnes p-lltss il t6e papers
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved. Ia
Il pert packers sent on short notice boy Rad
cliff 4 Holt. III South Division 81. Telephone
No. 80 for your moving vans Jan ls ~
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
\ stored. will receive liberal Inducements by
calling az :. j. Walkers. l. south Division 81.
4 speciality is made Of renting tables and
chairs for dances, public halls. etc.
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


NAAfED-MAN- taAe lhe -SeAs4 81 stt
" safts, sl1c eKlsKl> llc1zsi "tts@t ="
q a. e -Lz.ee ~ eFv4te . Fetia-.-e-it N.-s+ fess
~ -alle. These salE1 fnevt 0r4.-ett@ tSfNA
before s-Hnllel bX othtr - cViL 'l.4css = -
are f.at RefrFBc4 - s4s -4ir EUVl AtAiAe
safe Co. Il. C.aelauafI u 9ed-sal
" Az lED--.>Si itsillal. g eat lcl4A9 ~l9 IS
" VEL aes lalalce ~ thc citK, one y a. ca9
stu2e ilss.tsN AID MuIiau1 pEcteftc4- AEb-t
IA reference. J. T. AFupld, q fcAfl-si- Lo-
- aLE>A AN-an active salesman, WITH nTsl-
- t-aos references NAo Is fi>lu4g Tie
grocery Trade. O. Gakr a lue u SAT- - 4tor nshf
no samples 10 carry q good uQntnlS comAls-
sl9a can D. made - the Tigat Elan. Address
EoN so, OloGcestSr. Mass. ed
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
DIME MUSEUM ROMANCE.
How the Fat Woman Found = Man She
Could Love All Over.

LIKE all kinds OF
shows pretty well,
but most Of all l
think l like a dime
museum because il
Is SO curious. IL L
had 10 choose be-
tween paying five
doll ars to b e ar
Booth and Barrett
and ten cents TO
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


ITO RENT-Barber shop. established trade,
corner OF sixth street and Broadway. Ap-
ply in grocery. lt5
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALR-These
II goods are all nice and nearly new. and
viii be sold very low. As the owner L. south
and wishes 10 dispose OF them; one or Two
parties wishing the lot can secure good bar
gain. or Will be sold separately; also have
good carriage horse 10 sell. - Goldst. lo5
EOR SALE-Iwo nice young. talking p2rro :.
a. South Division 81. IO5
LOR SALE-Must be sold Immediately, fine
large house lot and barn everything mod
ern and complete; corner Packard and Hoi-
brook streets one block from Cherry. Iuquire
al - Monroe II. III
EOK SALE-A two horse power Onto Silent
Gas Engine; viii sell IL at bargain. For
further particulars call or address alter Buhl
4 Co.. llo aud lfs Jeterson-aye., Detroit l3If
FOR SALE-A Furniture stock: centrally To-
Gated; splendid business; a first class bar
gain 10 the right party. Address Jones. box
.. care Ieegram-Herald. 5Iti
NOR SALE-An outfit for steam laundry
i very cheap. IN fact for hail he actual cost
Also "a 6-horSe power steam engine and de-
livery wagon. Enquire at the Eagle steam
Dye House. No. y Canalst.. OF q. 4. Berwin.
65f
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

see the dime museum | should sec the
dime museum - II / had the dime. L
strolled into a dime museum the other
morning in blase way and the first thing
that struck me was the fat woman That il
the way 1 ike women. She did not regard
me with displeasure. Indeed, / observed
many little cOauettish evidences OF o desire
on her part TO break the fee. Weighing SIX
hundred pounds, she seemed calculated TO
break IL il she felt like il. She was "a blonde,
with natural, sunny curls. Shc had gen
erouS dimples in her cheeks. Her form was
ample. For one constructed on so large "A
plan her feet were small, and they tWInkled
under her short but modest skirts with
considerable fascination. She wore red
dress that morning which did not lessen the
general effect OF her.
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hGENrs- -WANTEp.

Az EXTRA0BDINARY OFFER "a an want
\ ing gemploymeut-Nc want live, energetic
agents In every county ln the United states
and Canada 10 sell a patent article Of great
merit. on its merits An article. having a
large sale. paying over lfe per cent. prcilt
having no competition. and on which TIE
agent is protected in the exclusive sale by
deed given for each and every county he may
secure from rs. With ali these advantages %
Cur AGENTS and the fact that i = an article thsi
can Dee sold to every house owner. 70 might
NOT De necessary 70 make 'an extraordinary
offer To secure good agents at once. but We
have concluded fo make lt TO show. not ouig
our confidence 2 tie merits ~ our Invention.
bat in iis STABILITY by any agent that VII nan
die it with energy. our agents now ~ work
are making from $50 10 sft "a month Gear. and
this iact makes ~ safe 81 us 80 make our ofrr
- All no are ogt - employment Any agent
that viii give our business ftirfV days iriai
and fall 20 Gear ~ ieast $50 ln fhif rfaf.
above ail expenses. can return all goods unFoid
70 us aHa Wf Wlll refund me money palq iNr
them No such employer of agents ever dared
o. make such offers. nor would We II ~ dlf
NOS know that We have rgents n9w making
scriTfive circu as explain or offer fully and
these we HtsH - send - eYery one oar q ei1-
Tiasrent 81 bo wili send us three cent stamps
irr postage. SEND Al once and sortre The
agency in inc for the boom and 20 - work
~ the terms nanef ia our eKtraordInary
CffT. Address 81 once kHfion4 Novelty
Company. fls uifhfeId a.. Pttsharg. ia. lss
NANTkD-A feT good energetic agents
- is1irs frf ferrr1. - set tifrfffs tnI
Fersa -aFeT Poish.' u is rot silver
SOAP. paste. or powder. huf p rrarntra. -
r1re Quid SILVER polish It ID fsTorife rlfH
people Rhq have sfrrr wave ard go0f -. .rr-
Per terms md larflcniars adfrees a. r.
fifrnie. lrHeier and nlaa ufacturer 3 HsFf rs
p it
~-S 10 sLa month can he made uori nr
W. f9r as- Agents referred who can fHf
E.sh hars- ana ees thfF Whole tar - che
fls 1ess -rEre moments TsF - rrrt iasts q
p.rEaa sso. a few varaGcIes ln TOWNS e1f
rs =. a9a ssl1 lr- lHe
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approached with ease and sang froid,
but with the scarcely-concealed conscious
ness of the power TO conquer. l raised my
hat
She smiled It was Ike the epening OF
AlsddIn's cave.
With this encouragement, the rest was q
cere matter of time TO me.
"You are looking very well this morn
ing" l SAID, in cheerful, winning way.
Every thing seems to agree with you"
She smiled again, SO sweetly that it was
al could do to keep from falling in-but
restrained myself. "Yes," she said, II am
feeling away up"
You are away up" replied, with subtle
Battery. "You are not only away up, but
you are away on, and away around"
Thanks she said.
Ill
Excuse me-" / said with great art,
"but you so strangely remind me OF some
body used 20 know. Do You remem Der
ever having met me beforer'
mot exactly" she replied, sunless you
arc the Australian idiot we used to have
with the show"
drew myself up proudly. "No, MISS" I
replied. Il an OF Australian"
She paused. Il seemed the most natural
thIug in the world for her 10 pause.
You win pardon my seeming precipi-
fancy. " / returned, "DUt were you ever in
loye-all cverr'
No." she naively said. and blush came
like sunset upon her brow, ''never-be-
fore
Il beg your pardon" 1 continued, 81 have
been in love before, but never TO such an
extent
She paused again We both paused
II was that broke the silence Dear
cst." | murmured, 'you seem TO have
passed the point Of human being and be
come something in tho way Of natlra,
scenery. How much 90 you weigh anyway
Six hundred and something" she replied.
"But NJ heart is Light"
".
could see that had made al impression.
"My darling" cried, do you really care
for mel"
"Sgrer she said, 81 lore you am yours
Take mer'
Il wilL" I rapturously exclaimed, "if
can f1d rsy"-Omaha Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
HELP WANTED -PERALE.


KEANTED-Good girl Tor general housework.
w good wages paid. rs \. prospeefst. l6s
tAAIED-EnergcJie lady 10 leara 10 use
" OUi machine AID al Is city s4leslzdy
steady situation. Crown Writer Co. Hermit
age building. l91
\VANTED-Good g'rl ior general housework
good wages paid. 10 North Pospect-st.
WAAIED- Young ladies nnd positions ia
" stores AID offices through the CONNER
eial Lmpioy ment Association. room i. - Mon
roe 81 Io5
\tAN1ED-A few girls for light work. Ap-
" ply a. - south Division ST.. from 10 o
p. IL, "Wednesday, or thursday morning. l4
\VANTED-Glrl FOR general house WORK in
w family Of taO. Inquire at - LagraNe-sf.
\VANTED-A good girl for general house
w WORK. call al 2l1 South Lafas elite 81
Mrs ". Nykes. lo5
\VANTED-A good girl Tor general house
w work. Call at 2l2 South College ave.
l65
WANTED-A competent girl for general
house wOrk. References required. =
South Union-st. l0j
N\ANTEp-Girl for general house work one
sion-st. lG
\NANTED-TwO diniug-room and ! Kitchen
girl AT the Michigan House. l0i
NANTED-A neat respectable girl TO do
w housework ia a family OF two; good
home 10 right party. Inquire fOrenOons 1T Ia
Lyon-st.. one block east OF pOst-Oice. loo
WANTED-Situ by a lady as clerk. Ad
w dress box a. south Grand Rapids. lOi
WANIED-A lady IN each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine, conducted BY Mrs. John A.
Logan. special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The Brodix Publish
ing Company. Washington. ID. c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
RRAL ESTATR- -CouNTRY.

L'OR SALE-Lot No. - ottawa Beach; this
Il lot is one OF the first selection, II il 10
Gated only sh0r; distance from the hotel and
JAS. ii. llaskins or ". Il. LOseland. Grand
Rapids. Mich. lS2sun
A GREAT BARGAIN-240 acre farm: frame
"A house; good orchard 100 acres improved I;
miles from Baldwin for sale cheap. Enquire
Taggart WOlc0tt 4 bansOn. 81 wi
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MONEY TO LOAN.

&1H unu To loan on city and farm property.
'IV.VVv Davis A Jost, - Monroe 81 lol
MONEY 10 loan in some pursuit Oh product
N i've real estate. J.. :. PrOYln-
z PER CENT. MONEY TO loan. ID. a. John
y sion ~ Canal-St 5Hf
MONEY To LOAN for the Northwestern
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company. Of NIL
waukee. in sums of 81 .gp and upwards. on farm
and city property. at lowest current rates OF
interest security must be first iciass. More a
Wilson, Lcdyard block.
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FOR REKT-HOUSES.

4 BUILDING with power suitable for plan
II ing mill or carpenter shop. for rent at "A
reasonable price. l.. :. PTOyin.
TO RENT-HOuse centrally located. furnished
Il or UNFINISHED; rent paid in board. Call
AZ 81 New HOuseman block. 10.
L'OR RENI-Nice. coy. nine-room house
L with or without barn; FIVE blocks south Of
Monroe street. Inquire at % South Division
=
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FOR RENT ROOMS.


L'OR RENT-Three rooms. furnished or un-
furnished, north section, at 10 Ransom
st. 10
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-Without
l. board. - JenersOn-aye. 10
FOR RENT-Part OF store at Isl Monroe 81.
ii. T. Decker. Ito
k'OR kENI-Rooms singly and en- suite. fur-
L nished or unfurnished. al Park Place.
Mrs. a. l.. Smith.
TO RENT-Three desirable suites of living
a rooms Tor Hight housekeeping. i. lmmen.
II Monroe-st. le6
TO kENT-Rooms. with or without board.
L sOl south Diyision-st. l6i
EOR RENT-Larse. elegantly furnished rooms
facing CreScentave. and Canal St. with
gas. newly furnished and reftted. Everything
strictly nrstciass. Entrance. Crescent
also. y Canal II. Enquire at Room II. s5lv
4 NICELY furnished front room to rent.
a Enquire at Room IL. j. Pearlst. 30
EOR RENf-turnished rooms steam heated.
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply AT Room lc3 New IIOuseman block.
Elevator from a IN to ii Z IN. Dec. lJtf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTLD-Employ by good steady boy
w II years of age. Address Mrs. ~. Box g.
care this office. l65
\NANIED-S Situation as engineer or machine
hand; can do most amy kind OI work.
Address j. :. Purdy, los ottawa 81. lt5
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
PERSONAL.

| ADVERTISE for woman by the name of
before she was married, and had "A sister by
the name OF Margaret Marshall, and both
were daughters Of Andy Marshall. in Canada;
II found please write. Joseph Marshall
Fisher station, Kent county. Mich. l6l
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WANTED BOARD.

WANTED-by two young ladies best Of ref
W erenccs board aud room ln private fam
ily. centrally located or on street ear line. Adj
dress -. D., Box 8, Telegram Herald. 80
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GRAND RAPIDS. URsDAY. JUNE is.
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SITUATIONS WANTEn-FENALR

WANIED-A situation as assistant book
w keeper by "A young lady graduate of the
Chicago business College. Would do general
Office work. Address Miss L. Reed, Muskegon,
Mich, cor. Ansity street and Getty avenue.
IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

NINE. set LILY. fashionable drcSsmaE er from
VI New York, having excellent references
from trsi-ciass leading houses there and else
where. desires engagements by the day 10 cut
~ and drape. or make dresses i'm the latest
style. Address Nine. Scully Park Place. first
noor. lG7
WE UfNE CUSTOMERS with from 500 10
" >ieF0 10 invest In business. 7 you wish
90 sell book your business with DAVIS j Josf.
. Monroe II. If5
no YOU want 20 sell your business or taEein
- partner, II 50 see Davis 4 Jost, j. Sion
roe-st.
TiE Commercial Employment Association
4 secures Positions Tor an classs. of cer3-
mcrcia and clerical hrip. CAN and in4esf.-
gate Cur new system. Room (. ~ Monroe 81.
lf5
MN aud wife can fud pleasant home ln
VI family Vi two. with or without board. III
Zi5 Eastsi. l65
AUCTION ALE of forty Six lots or Fiffb
y avenue. three blocks east Of Last street
one block south Of dummy lHe sale Thursdsv,
June i3. AZ lI a. In.. and - continue al dar.
fifta perfect and uDfu cuwhered terms 80 ur
more down. balance on long iinei sale vii
fake Y.ace on the property. t.lIders.eeve g.
He-rirEtou. John d. Harinl .aucfioreer lfl
VfNE dummy line wiH stop ~ fhe corner ~
i Fu'ier ard sherman streets June 7f
THURSDAY at ~ p. ri.. 60 tase fas.e agpr. 10
and from 6ildeTslerFes Herr4ltal'. af.e-
tial sale.
MOOR and window screens made - order sf &
- pesrsf AZ lowest possible prices also
rubber stamps. stencils, house numbers. etr.
H. - Bliiari. Ia
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LOST.


| OSI-Gold sleeve button; initial W. The
"a finder viii be rewarded by leaving same
at Room II. Mlddicomb block.
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Office Rooms 81 and 35 Weston Building,
Caaal-si,, Grand Rapids, Mich.

We have at present orders from responsible
parties who wish t. invest ga Michigan. Mlsoon-
sin Minnesota and Southern pine and uni-
bered lands. call On rs Tor quick sales and
prompt returns
Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

<-ullft Iso sisrg IsN fr4me hsest With
NfNNN 4A uVGrrh llHFf.ik cl-Ael.ts -
ROOMS complete and Ia fat order. 40 1seAs
balance in lslsrlssge. "a VII tTa4e Ief oli.er
xffN 8fefrffk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

nONg FOkGE1-Ne have the best ana
II cheapest lots ln ine ciis. SiaaN amount
down, balsnct a. noufiiis pas mvuls. oar
sales stow u. Orand Aion heal lsl4se Ia
change and IoAeT block.
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CONT ReaI e.iate for &c.

SWEET & NORTH's EMPLOYMENT EX-
CHANGE.
Successor To- sweet 4 smith,
Rooms u and 81 Weston Builoinc, Canalst.
IeLenhnne lulI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

,oouu frame house ga Oarrserst.i terms.
! = wv sillN aVNni o~lance ~ tilne. 4
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

The readers of the ~Eaxie" need not bc told
tnaG iL h4s heretofore carefully avoided All
aourrovrrsy with the '-feieg ram Herald. OF
fhis city Trough frequently tempted % cxp pose
A.. many false Dr.Ieusieus, OF a "busi ness Ia
t4fr We nave preferred 90 pursue tne even
tenor of 0uf way. sGbmiriiag our worS O. a
discriminating public, without thc empioy
u~utofa A ebzad wagon" Aconteuti0u which
s~rns lk-fy % Involve personal character or
business methods - not % our liking. aud ~
exfs fsace of ever iortV years a. an editor has
eonsfnced us that such controversies are not
favored by ne public.
Bat 81 nov have a ease in hand which, tn
Ju-glec 70 The public. seems 10 demand aIten
ti0n.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

xelt5t INe.AnaioA hall slsIs zg-lae d~sli-
toVNN tAs 50 Aelrs street krlN 0taif@sis
grCpeFts Nil trace fVT ether pfupefts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

lNF LOT LEFf uu fNsrs Addition. only
~ So Cal al 0rAAs llleA ko.-. LslAtt Ia
ciaNnKC &as &VNef BLOCK.
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,0OO Frame Asu.s ~ uaisa street :
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Uaitsa Prsss 6ssofts, ~Tompt -"a EArb
Dsiissry All ths Local Ness, ~"d the
cIssasst aad Most Plainly Prsntsa Paper
p1ogi.ned is Craas aapias-
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
"A sisting of SO m m :
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays SI.oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $4,000 worth of goods
in our line "a fine gold
watch, a diamond or 4 dozen
different articles-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system,
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c, p Winklcr, Professor of Music.
T.. A. Harvey, PSI Front Street.
j. ii. Taylor, Hin, Font. inc & Co.
Il. w. Thomas, So Madison Street.
c. l.. Heth, 5ls Madison Street
S, n. Castle, Taxing Distric; Ohice.
J. II. Erslnnc, Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo. Dashiell, G. W. Jones & Co.
H. W. Beck, Scimitar Office.
T.. W, Dale, Avalanche Office.
G. NJ. Peetc, Lennon q Gale Co.
Il. NJ. Draper, Tennessee Paper Co. -
7. Il. Patterson, 353 Front Street.
NJ. Halle, Mcnkcn Il Co.
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E,aas,ilIe. Ina.

frccial Dispatch 70 The Appeal
EyANsviLLs. Ind. Jan. 3.-Thc Goo.shiras,
with couple ~ cmpilcs passed up at .
oclock this morning. Capt. Vim. g. Hard.
$4,000 worth Of corn. w tow " the Evans.
VILE tug l.amasco. passed ont 90 Cairo nt
noon. The locals went out with light traffic.
The Lancaster is again on the track today
after second mishnp 10 her machinery.
The weather j. spfinglko In the midst u
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Special Dispatch % The Appeal
CAnn. H. Jan 3-Thc Ohio loft hero FOR
Memphis ai 2 O'Clock this morning with r.
fair uip. after putting oil n car II nails and
some other freight. Tho A. 3. Wills went 20
Plum Point With seven lnfrs Of stone.
Tho John Gilmore brought three hnrsos aud
roCs back IN the morning with four. Tho Nab
brought out barre for Conrad aud rc.
turned 70 Grand Tower. River 1919 feet on
rauFc-a fall Of o inches ~ iwcniy-iour
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frfciai Dispatch io Tho ApraaL
CfsctsSari. o.. Jan. 3-rhc river q RI.
Ing slowly. with - feet inches in the chan.
mel ai y o'clock last evening Weather clear
aud pleasant Tho Katie sioCkd1lc returned
10 ritishurr and was the only movement
outside the local parkeis,
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Masonic Temple Bonds.

Holders Of the above bonds will present their
January coupons al the Ranking House OF the
Memphis CITY Fire 4 General Insurance Co. on the
10th instant for payment Nv order
u n. MADDEN, President.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Gurr,yittE Miss. Jan. 8.-Tho Z. T.
Schonck. for New Orleans went down ri I
o'clock pm. The riygr l. Is bst Inches
ana rising. Weather luc
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Bank of Commerce.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January l. 1850
The Board OF Directors Of this Bank have this
day declared a dividend Of five (5l per cent, out
OF the profits Of the past six months, payable on
demand. j., A. oMBERG.
Caehipr
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German Bank.


WFNNAN HANK,
MEMPHIS, TENN, January /, 1850
The Board has this day declared a semiannual
cash dividend OF lour ti) per cent. payable on and
alter the 10th inst, out Of the earnings OF the pnst
six months The Transfer Books VIII be closed
from o'clock Pun, January I. 10 0 O'Clock am,
January II.
gDW, GOLDSMITH. Cashier
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State Savings Bank.

Interest at the rate Of per cent per nnnum has
been credited IN all accounts with the State Savings
Bank entitled thento foi the six months ending
December 81, 1855 by order
J. D. MONTEDONICO Cashier
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L. Halle, Mcnkcn & Co.
L. NJ. Thompson, Appeal Office.
II. II. Miller, 3S7 Main Street.
Geo II. Williams, S. c. Toof Il Co.
J Il, ShcatS, 30l Main Street
T. Wilson, 1877 llill Street
W. J. Stcmmlcr 27l Main Street
c, W, Becker, SG5 Main Street.
John Hastings J. S. Mcnkcu Go.
ChOs, A. Harris, $40 Front Street.
Chas. q. Atkinson. Il. H. Cochran & Co.
John Strong 3Gi Front Street.
H. NJ Brown MrDuvitt, James & Co.
Joe l., Faz1i, l.. Il. & NJ. Il. H.
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Arrivals-City of New Orleans, St Louis;
Harry Brown, Ohio River
pepartures-City of New Orleans, New
Orleans.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

L., ". o. q T. Railway Company.
~ offef OF tire pi,. i,i aui it1flui l'lfgcipfs,
thr annual nesting ~ fiUi N.N"n nl NE lnlls
ulir. Neu ufCans IrNaa Hallway ,nuinnf, iuf
The puftnap uf olnriinF Direction nni Vfht p qua
irtussrinH any other busiuraH Will hH held ai TIE
UBmrany's ono ~ The CIV ~ NfmrHia 90 HoN'
DAY February ", iW1 af 4. ...uHk noon
q a. busiliii scrfriafy.
an MEMPilB WEEELY ArrEAL
IL
THE BI1yT WEEKLY PAPER N THE AoUIH
ulo a YEAn llgl 4 YGAL.-
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VIM, A, Nelson, 2O5 Main Street.
DR. c, Swain, 2ij Second Street.
VIM. Baker, 25i Second Street.
u. II, Graham, 25l Second Street
W, T. Sloan, Johnston Il Vance.
Ben i. kocrpcr, Naccaro Il Co.
W, A. Cain, Lennon a Gale Co.
L. w, Shcrron, J. NJ hin & Co.
louis Frisch, l. Goldsmith & Bro.
J. II. Scruggs, NanNlcct & Co.
j. L. Robertson, Vanvlcet & Co.
Thos. @, Mcclellan, s. A., SC.R.R.
q. A. Scyforth, Is Madison Street
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Subject 10 Change without Notice. Arrives aud
Departs from Cot 1hinl aud iinnfua suegls
Leave Memphis Gm, o.. 80 w ~. il.ip a al
Leaves Montgomery rafk a0l1, 9oh hiA, Nln
1915 AN. i2t5, ilso. 2lo, 40, t50, 80 no, ~,
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Election.

Stockholders are hereby notified that on cicc.
ton win be- held nj the rnion and Planters Rank
on Monday, January u. ssa. from 10 o'clock ain.
until o'clock pm, ~ choose Directors therefor 10
serve the ensuing year
s.p READ, Cashier.
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A hTiQtAi,iAN BOOK hfoitE HEMOVED TO
~ No. ~ rccUud street
A SrOS isELE MuNuFACrURHR or AND
~ dcalgfin lnuta ani shgs., az NunrOo ttfret
A @iBR0oK a WHITE ga FRoNT ~. PAY
~ highest cash pfic., iuf Hides. fur and Wool
I1AHPENTTR AND BUILDER T. J. RYAN,
~ 30 - Gaynsp u i0thnR promptly attended
70. Jack scfews iuf hifr. Telephone la
LAS AND OIL t1oNI3, IA1tET phsieNA
VI lamps etc. n A. nitsicld'f % Second u
III Ids AND Fulg WANTED AND HIGHEST
Il i pflocs paid. hCdkinisER& 90. as Naln ~
NJ EMTIiis STAN CAEPET CiElNiN0 AND
wi Hcn0vaiine Works ~ icale a. uphollior
inr done ia all Ne branches Telephone 6h
Nk11RE WORK or ALL KINDS. fis SECOND
w street TkNNEs5hE VIM and Iron Works.
telephone l09.
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winter. The Commonwealth. in fine order
and about half loaded, arrived at noon and
added 20 tons and has fair engagements at
way. points, leaving at sunset She will
likely have tonnage capacity for Cairo and
Memphis shippers.
Stage Of the Rivers.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE u s, A.. |
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. 1889.
The following observations are taken at all sta.
tons named IN the 10Th meridian time, which is
one hour later than Memphis time.