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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

Tho company has SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
connected with its business 10 which special at
tentlon is called. Money received on deposit IN
sums Of 81 and upwards. on which inieres; IA al
lowed, tho entire capital stock being pledged for
its security.
Notes discounted and money loaned as hero-
toiore. payable IN monthly instruments and on
easy terms. 30 ll-eOd2D
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
DEPARTURES or .sE,nER~.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -.-Ip..i
! COMPANY. Tor on ro.ut, SOg- &c.. =.
folk Portsmouth. NeBpJr. howA C'ai-'n'a~
ana Jsmes-riy5r landings direct " -'"fan.
sal0On-sleam0r Akl 81, leaving hieh mon !
EVERY MONDAY. W I'D sEoDAf, Aal hlDAt
ma A. 81. STtet-cgI3 cOunc;L
connections a. OH Pom. ali a. Noi.'iA
closely Win a. .Ines for northern ctlss saA'
gfteruOou James TiTer ~ daylight 14oA-
tcuris. lins cheapest rouia
Th~0uvn tlcxrts On steamer anl a. Carrier 5
Agency 100 Mal1 street basgags clocN 1
tnrough. stase-rooms engaged i.r tAy Oh -is -
gressn received cary or Noffolk, foit ,
r,c,,Io Old PJin. WayerlY. aiokst0rL Va. AL
an poiaas Ia hastera North OarOluA ts~igrn
Virqiats, aud al regular landings o. INC ilnsi
river al lOwe3s Tates. ana trrCLsn l'4ls issue1
LUClEN L. rArUM. FIce-PcssileaL
No. lII1 Main street ami kocAottA
lRVIs MKIsI0Eg. freight an1 iL5ss yer a 9 =
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old DOMINION STEAM Ia
~ SHIP COMPANY ~

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave KchmOui EVERY TUESDAY
and FAiDAi a, =. n. sanness closed one
h0.r os.Ors AIllns time.
-feamefs leave Now York for k-nu0ni
KVEhi WEDNESDAY ana >Afl hDAl - T.
A.. arriving ID Richmond MONDAY sni FRI
DAY dCKNiSHr.
Passenger accom- mod atOns unsurpassed
Cabin l.ro 10 NeH Urk rit Jaucs-iiY0f
route .inclLdlug meas au1 Leg .nl..----.. ! 2 y
E1uul-trip ucsets, limited ID tA.fty Jays
aver uat5 OF issue. ...,....---..--. II .
S-eoraxe. WIlh sub8i3telce. -.....-...... OF
Siaerage, without Subsistence .....-.....- 10
Csb,a rare riI Chesapeake aud OHIO rail-
CABIN tare ga Richmond AMI Petersburg
railroad. ..---+.-. ~ ~
,ncseis cen 70 obtained az :. ". Carriers, lJJJ
MAN street. CHESAPEAKE and o4iJ AMI Hlch-
moud ali P0iorspur< dopotA, AM az com .Sny .
Oll,sA 1901 Main siresl, sni wharf Rockets.
Freight forwarded aud o. olsn lills - 4a4in5
issue! tor poinfs DcYoui Sow 1ork.
Frtignt received daily un.l A a.
Yassengor= ieagins richmond oa MONDAYS
EsDANS, WEDNESDAYS. iiJ ksDAl ?, AMI
SAIUkDAl. by th3 Chesapeake and ohio raii-
way ,g.s Newport News Al s.sJ A. a. aud
bv Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same
days Il 0t1 A. H.. Will MAKE connection az
NORFOLK With steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE v. ALLEN s 90, Agents.
No. 1904 Main street AMI
AuiI COnIauY's wharf. hOckettA
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FOX BENT

nor RENT, THE FAMOUSes
4 BOSTON BARGAIN HOUSE, No AL Al
east Vain street. Thoroughly new and ono Of
tho host business stands in tho city. VIII rent
tho store with or Without the dive ling above. 10
q good tenant rcnt Hnl be reasonable. Apply
carly. or II viii DO too late. 70
MAEX NELSON
&C 27-3t' 40. west Marshall street.
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A TTRACTI e LITTLE COTTAGE
"A RESIDENCE. WITH LARGE LOT AT
TACHFD, OK FAST SIDE OF NORTON Bf-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOX
SALE ~ AUCIlDN.-At ta' request OF tho
misses. on
III RSDhX, OCTOBER 81, 1889,
Mt o'clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY ABOVE referred
70. Tho improvements consist u a raat AMI
comfortable FRAME DWELLING go. 'Dj Nor
ton sircetl containing tnrec or fllr rooms. Poe
Gently buiiL Wl,h lot at Gao clio eu".c.anuy
large % build another dwelling. aud b. occupied
by o good tolaut. Loo 4JT-O fe.. TINS pro-
periy Is situated UitAiu "a short distance ol ne
Electric mi NlfsAg.l-ats..r cars and ia
rauldly growing and Improving section ~ Che
clty, and for a home or On Investment o1ers
mAny Advantages
1EEWs. Az sale. JOHN T. GNDNiN,
o. Nu.fiourer.
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BY George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
John Z. LAuzhton. Jr., SalesmsnJ
No. q Ninth street

BY George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
John +. Laughton, Jr, SalosmanJ
No. q Ninth street
J0RADE SALE OF CHINA, CROCK
4 cry, &C, AT AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1889,
at f0,5 o'clock. shall sell at my aucton-hcuse
several crates OF CHINA and CkOChGkY, con-
ssting Of China Tea-Sets, Plates. cups, ana
Saucers a regular line OF Granite Plaies h2Wi-'
1urecns, bakers, Cups and SAucers. Dl-ne' b,
Covered Dishes Basins and Ever, Chamber,
and all other goods IN this class, 10 Dc sofa ia
lots % suit the rotail tale.
oc27 GEORGE ". MAYO, Auctioneer.
TimbcrlaAo & Frayser, Auctioneors,
1i04 east Main street.
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT 1890
w O'Clock. at our auction roOms, collec ion
Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN tOKNlIJ hh'
WALNUT and STAINED CHAMBER SUITS,
MATTRESSES, LAIROBE HEATING and
CDOkING-SrONES
OIL COOK-STOYE aud OVEN Ia good order;
EXTENslON-TABLE; Gale Co.'S PIANO In
fairly good order:
A lot Of PAT II. DISHES. md TABLE LINEN /;
! GEER-PU MP, BAR and OYSTER HUNTERS.
AMI many othor MISCELLANEOUS AK
TINBERLARE & FRAYsER, Auctioaeer.,
ocD Hlt east Main.
AN ADJOURNED SALE FROM
"A YESTERDAYS AUCTION SALE or ROB
INSJN'S ESTATE TO TO-DAY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, l,s9,
at 1870 p, v. We will sell
AI2PER CENT INVESTMENT.
80. 1903 st Johns street.
NEAT DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. Al
way rented.
Egys: ono Third cash; balance IN six q d
j. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO.,
oc20 Auctonocrs.
4 UCTTON SALE OF BANANAS,
a GRAPES, LEMONS, AND PEARs.-Wo Will
sell
TODAY
at.230 1'clock-
lo5 punches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS;
- kegs MALAGA GRAPES:
= foxcs CHOICE LEMONS;
- barrels and boxes PEARS.
NLLIAM JENKINS & SON,
o. 3D. 1850 east Main street
UCTION SALE OF FLORIDA
a OKANGES.-No viii coll n our store. 1871
east Cary street. no 1880 .. W.. nlco lot ~ FLO
RIDA ORANGES. LEMONS, MALAGA GRAPES,
and BANANAS; also, car ~ IRA CABBAGE.
FOX q RIDER.
oc 30 Commission Merchants
DICHMOND BAZAAR. I'm
"a Nos 1888 AND 1870 FRANKLIN STREET. %2|-,A
Our salo
TODAY
viii commence AZ 20 ocio- *. whom We will offer n
% mner 81 excellent HOHSK>. MULES, Bug
Giles, PHAEIOSS, and - AGOSS.
At II O'CLOCK
I extra fine FAMILY CARRIAGE, with harness
has BEEN but little used.
very good SECONDHAND PiIAETON:
very good SFCDN D-UAND TOP-BUGGY:
1 yerv ,1Oi SECONDHAND TO Nv &C ON, and
ALL OTHER STOCK registered ip dine.
Geo t. Is. COOK, Salesman.
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ASK VoUR GROCER FoR KENO TEA.
AND TAKE no SUBSTITUTE. BEWARE
or INVITATIONS.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day. o,.on
BY James .. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctiyncer
iii3 Main street, Richmond, Va

YV,HE VALUABLE SUBJ RIB A N
FARM
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF TUE LAIE
COLONEL A. q. kOBEkrsON,
ABOUT g5H ACRES CHOICE LAND
WITH
COMFORTABLE DWELLING, BARN, STA
BIZ, &C,
THEREON on 49,.
NEW HENRIcO TURNPIKE, THREE MILES
FROM CITY,
TO BIZ SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.
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spra,inE Fruits.

n. j. stcmns, OF Michigan, says in Pop
''tidr Gdrdening:
After having experimental with spray
ing grape vines, apple, pear, plum. cherry
and ounce trees, am fully convinced
that little time cannot be employed 10
greater profit TO the fruit grower than that
spent in spraying all kinds Of fruit trees
with arsenical poisons. like London
purple rs II stays In solution best, and
will here say there Is more danger In got
ting the solution too strong than not strong
enough.
One pound OF good London purple Is
sufficient for 200 gallons water, for apples;
for plums fifty gallons moro OF water
should be added. Tho experience Of
Others seems 20 correspond with my own,
and proves that spraying not only heads
of the codling moth, but appears 10 de-
stroy tho fungus which produces the scab
or black spots on tho surface Of apples
and pears. II Is also sure destruction
TO the slug. which IL SO often destructive
TO the leaf Of the pear, plum, cherry and
ounce.
For tho apple, pear and ounce the
spraying should be done very soon after
the blossom drops, and II thoroughly done
and no heavy RAIN Immediately follows, y
will be found oGcctual, although Il will
pay 10 repeat tho application about ten
DAYS later. Plums and cherries SHOULD DO
sprayed once before the blossom begins TO
fall and followed up once a week for six
weoks
OF largo crop Of pears We raised the
last season, and sprayed rs above, we had
none wormy or scabby, anu no worms In
our cherries.
The fruit will also bring better price,
besides the pleasure In handling such fruit.
am now using the Nixon nogEle, which
much prefer 70 any ! have seen, as Il cut
the spray up TO such mist there 10 nc
danger Of iDjurlng the foliage.
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warm side OF the building. Where the
frosts hold oil longer many OF them will
flower readily enough out OF doors, say in
the southern tier OF counties in this State,
around about South Pass for example.
They are charming object in the flower
garden, bringing up the floral year with a
glow OF brilliant flowers In the Eastern
States, too, they are often very effective,
but with us they are rarely seen very bril-
liant out Of the greenhouse or window.
by selecting warm sheltered nook about
the dwelling and tying no something after
the manner Of a creeping plant, much may
be done to ward off the effects OF early
frost.
Usually, after a night OF so OF early frost,
the weather gets mild again, SO that pro-
lection for night or two, at worst, carries
them over the critical period. Now is a
good time TO plant, and in doing So select
only the brighter colors and such as flower
early. For the purpose hero spoken OF,
the plants should not be pinched or pruned
back, but allowed to grow as they please,
simply fastening up the shoots sufficiently
to keep them from being broken down by
the winds. II set among other climbing
plants, the shoots will intermingle and do
no harm, but rather help out the season s
Towering period.
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Trust Sale.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust, executed on the 18th
day Of January. iA,9, by n. J. Eckcry 10 the IN
dcfHignod, a. trustee. 20 secure certain indebted
ncss therein named said deed OF trust, registered
IN the Registers onlcc Of shelby county, 1vnues
see, In book No. iss page ~, and Il referred TO-
aud said Indebtedness being unpaid, AZ the request
Of the bcncnciafics therein named. VIC will. on
Taesday, June 10, 1850,
NJ tho southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets Memphis Tenn, sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash the following real estate, situate IN the
city Of Memphis Shelby county Tenn, towlt.
Beginning Al point on the west side ~ Dcsoio
street seycntyhvc (75l feet north Of Vance street
aud running thence north with Dosoiu street sey'
eutynyc Collect thence westwafdly NJ right angles
20 Dosoio street one hundred and eighty lisol feet
thence southwardly tevontyhve i5jl icc' thence
eastwafdly one hundred aud clshty 90 feet n
the beginning. and being lots Nos and =. IN
block No e. oi that part 81 said City Of Momphi,
ormcriy called South Memphis
The lot 4 well improved there Icing good rcsi
donce Of eight OF nine rooms and usual c0uve
nlcnces upon H. and IL we'll worthy the attention
of pcuons lug investment
Tquity II redemption barred The title 70 sal !
real estate Il believed b. be good bat We will soi
and convey a. trustees only
STERLING PfTRsoN,
W. H. WfLKEH3ON, Trustees
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General News

The Chckasaw left last evening for White
River
TINS river at this point is 1873 decline Of
BIO since last report.
FoREcAsr; Fair. stationary temperature
southwesterly winds.
LEE LINERS outgoing last evening: Rosa
Ice for Osceola and Coahoma, for Friars
Point.
THE White and Wabash Rivers are out Of
their banks, and are flooding large portion
of their bottom lands.
TnIs evening the Jim Lee will be the mail
boat for Arkansas City, Mark Cheek, master,
and w. c. Banker clerk.
TuE Ohio will be the next Memphis and
Cincinnati packet, and will leave here next
Tuesday for her home port.
GREEN and Barren Rivers are on rampage
and world of logs will come out over all
the dams on the headwator rise.
TnE Missouri and lower Mississippi will
rise; the Ohio will fall at all points, AT Cairo
five feet within the next i've days.
TUE Hudson, an 500 ton boat made the
: trip from Cincinnati to Piitsburg and back,
about 1000 miles, on an SIS fuel bill.
TnE Coahoma and Rosa Lee will be in to.
night ready 10 go out tomorrow evening for
their respective points OF destination.
THE Ohio River packet De Soto. Capt
Deems commanding will arrive in port 10.
day, and leave for Cincinnati and way points
tomorrow evening.
I. ii. Ross, mate Of the steamer Baton
Rouge, has device in successful operation
by which he can with the aid OF very small
force OF roustabouts put ashore an immense
cargo with ease and rapidity. II supplants
the steamboat roustabouts. The freight is
"skiddcd up the bank by the use OF ropes
pullies, capstan, grips and steam.
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AZ Cairs. M.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
ClfRo, Ill. June i0.-The Oakland came
up at midnight and took four bargcs 10 st.
Louis The W. II. Cherry passed 10 the
Tennessee River well laden. The II. r.
frishie arrived this morning from Memphis
and will go back tomorrow with a tow OF
coal for New Orleans. The u. l.. Schenck
filled out with forty tons today and left at
$50 O'Clock pm. for New Orleans. The
DcSoto brought back her cxcursionists
for Memphis and departed at o'clock
pm. The New South had a fair trip
Tor Paducah. Cherokee, moderately loaded,
arrived at noon from Memphis Henry
Marx aud bargcs passed 10 St. Louis at noon
without landing. Sidney Dillon brought
out three bargcs this evening. Belle Of
Memphis put of 10 barrels potatoes and
has light trip for st. Louis, arrived tonight.
City Of Cairo will be ont at midnight for
Naichoz River Is . feet, rise Of inches
In twcuty.four hours.
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Special Dispatch 10 The An,

cpe'ihi bltpacn 70 inc AplthL
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June l0.--No move
mcnts but regulars. Business dull. Green
and Barren Rivers are on the rampage. IL
IL thought that they will have a sufficient
headwator rise 10 enable world Of logs TO
come out over all the dams. The Evansville
went through TO Bowling Green today, being
the first boat through since the washout OF
the Rochester lock. The rise will suspend
Government work In that stream for the
present. The Longtellow went up TO Rochcs.
ter today, towing the steamer Dredgin, for
Government use at that point.
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REMOVAL.
Thos. F. Purcell g. Co.

InoS. Il. Pircell * co.
Have removed to 20 South Court street,
under Gaston's Hotel, where they have on
exhibition the. light running New Home
and Household Sewing Machines. These
are undoubtedly the ligh,est running and
most simple machines ever brought TO this
city. These machines will be sold at a
great reduction for cash, or on easy MONTH
ly payments.
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THE RIVERS.
BOATS Leaving.
MoYsmcn.. az the Leyee.

Arrivals-Jamos Lee, Arkansas River; II.
NJ. HoXic and barges, ST. Louis.
Dcpartures-Chickasaw White River Goa
homa, Frars Point Rosa Lee Osceola; Ii.
NJ. Hoxic and barges New Orleans.
Boats in Port--James Ice, Joseph Henry.
bcats Due Down-DeS0to, Cincinnati;
Ruth Now Madrid
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New Schedule. Of memphis a Charles.
ton Railroad.

Night Train-Leaves Memphis at 10
o'clock pm, arrives at Washington at s
o'clock am, New York 2 o'clock pm,
Boston . o'clock pm. Day Train-Leaves
Memphis at 1890 o'clock pm, arrives at
Washington at 1910 p. m, New York $50
an, Boston $3.50 pm. Pullman Sleepers
TO Washington on both trains, via Lynch
burg.
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enry..nssemum. ON walls,

Those who have nc>sreenhouse and yet
like 10 have this fine aower-the queen Of
autumn In all It's glory-can do 80 very
readily by collecting some Of the early
kinds and lacking them up against the
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AZ areenyiIIe, MIS-.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
GREESvILLK, Miss, June l9.-The City Of
vicksburg went down for Natchcz at I
o'clock pm. River q feet inches and ris-
ing Weather fair.
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D. Rosen.tein a Bro.

Have received a new limo OF fno woolens,
which they are prepared 10 make up in
suits in any style from 5000 and upward.
Pants from $500 and upward. Remember
the place, aud before ordering call and see
them Mt AZ Jefferson street, corner Of Sec.
nnl
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Plans prohlcs and specifications Of the above
work eau be- seen, aud other information that bid
dcrs may desire obtained, at the olicg Of William
saflinr Chief Engineer
Good and sufficient security VIII be required for
the proper execution Of the work. aud names 0f
securities must be attached 10 the bids forfeit
Of three tN per cent will b. required.
Bids must hc addressed 10 the undersigned. aud
Endorsed Proposals to Construct Lcyucs." The
right 10 reject any and Al bids will be reserved.
81 w. FERGUSON,
Eaofafarg aud WF.saffrUr
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Ipandrun

~ REMOVED ny THE USE OF COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Burnetrs Favorins extracts are tho
hat
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n. Ncnabop. 30 Union ~.

Has recently made some OF the most
beautiful suits Of clothes ever seen in the
city. He makes specially OF fine goods,
and his reputation for lifting is unsur-
passed.
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Mr.. J. c. Brannet Is nolonger connected
with us, and is not authorized TO collect
any money due US.
LEE BRos. & Co.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant 10 the powers Of a certain trust deed Of
June insS recorded In book lsS. page 8i6 Of the
shelby County Registers oncc, made 20 us 70 -
curc certain Indebtedness therein mentioned, dc
FAULT having been made IN the same al the request
Of bcnchciarics therein we will ON
saturday, July n, 1880,
AZ the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets IA Memphis Tenn, cell nj public auction
for cash 70 the highest bidder the following real
estate towitg
An undivided onchsi interest IN a parcel Of
ground lying aud being IN Memphis. shelby coun.
i.n, ,, He ,s.ss,, ~ ~ po su, ~, p,'
lands Of Gilbert a Woodbridge on the north BY
broadway. aud on the west by ninth street
Equity Of redemption waived. Taxes all paid.
Up. PosToN,
d. II. POSITION. Trustees.
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Anything from a fence to business block7
Your order will BIO given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company. Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone 1907.
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When out shopping don't forget to call at
Floyd & MONEYS for lunch or their de-
lcious leo cream.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


Leaves Arrive,
silmiicd NJ go t.iOpm sfimitci EN .- 100 am
sNAil aud EH.. Eiuam EMAIL aud IA. iioipm
tNswhou Ac. Nil pm tNuWhcfu Ar.. IS am
Limited express trains run solid between Nih
phis aud Louisville Carrying pullman iufst
Duwinf noom sleeping Cars Mail nnd Express
runs Fuld hrtWruu Memphis and Louisville. car
ming eicFant sleeping aud reclining chair ears CON
ncriiug closely n FULTON iof Cairo ~ Louis and
chicago. giving the unlY DAY ifaln from Memphis
a. q Louis Ticket n1lun under tnlhuiY Hotel
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Hfnre of The RIxcr..

OFTicE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. T. Al
MENI1iis, Tenn, June ~. iss9 !
The following observations arc taken NJ all sta.
tSns Ia the 10th meridian timc which Il one hour
later than Memphis time:
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That your grocer gives You "ozark" Vim.
egar and take no other. Your health de-
ponds upon IT,
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PIrTsnURo and Anthracite Coal. Special
attention 10 carload orders. Gas Coke.
Ash Wood. q. ID. BRYAN & Co.
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WEBB & MAURY,
32e Front ST.,
GRAIN AND CONF MISSION
sg SEED OATS. va

Insoivont Notice.
Erkrr % TrxNrsrE eHuiuY CorNrY
OTTiCn tuuNrN tount NtlnAt
MrNrifs TESN.. June ls9
To Mary Daufiac tNcrutfiN
Having suggested the Insolvency oi t.e e.iaie OF
Augustine Dauflac DEVISED. ful are hofeby or
dcfcd tO give uoticr. by adrCuisement Va SON?
newspaper published within ne add etatc. aud
also al iho court house door "a Shelby county, Tor
ali pafsons havinr claims against said estate, 70
apt'eaf and nle tho same, auihentlraicd W lne
manner pfesfihcd b. ltw, on o. befofe the IN
dav Of September isSa aud any claim not nled on
or hefofe ssI day or before an appropriation OF
the funds OF aid estate 4 male, shAu % i0fefer
barred both Ia lav aud equity, 80. -,
iSsa QUt0l.kf, CLERK
py Tuos n cnrsmAw. y, c.
Notice hereby riven " Ireyvlaaenh N We so0's
TtecutrlH % Augustine pauriac dcccAsed
This On day Of June, issA
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CHEAP COLUMN.

ls,vrifsmcfs IN his colan pl b cAdr7ef a, y,- -
lie orrro nHssoae u'strso t'so mseriions 2Sc: oas
Week, Toe
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memphi. Carriage Works

Nos. 81 AND So MADISON STREET,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles.
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LEVEE WORK.

OTFicE 90 DoAnD or !
MISSISSIPPI LEvEE ConsissioSTus
GREESyfLLE Mfsx, June lst, 1859.
Sealed proposals will be received At the Office of
the lizard Of Mississippi Leyec Commissioners. at
Grccnvillc, Washington county, No 10 ? O'Clock
lcyco work
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WhiteSMlbhwSbr1ngS W. Va

Grand Central Hotel and Cottages Nov Open Cor
the icasuu
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