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r1nnd Lnssns In rexna.

FORT WORTH, Tex, July 5.-The Trinity
river is higher than since 1866, and is between
three and four miles wide in pieces. Tn,
damage in this city is slight, but the loss Il
the railroads and suburban property win b'
81, 100000. A Mrs Bentley and her SOL
Patrick were drowned Much damage hal
bee done 10 the crops
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A niot AZ wheeling.

wHEaIANG, W. Va, July "a row oc-
CURED here between Irish, Italian and negro
laborers on the railroad tunnel, and an Irish
man named McCaskey, was beaten and kicked
by Thomas Carpenter, colored, till it
thought he cannot recover. Two policemen
arrested Carpenter, but had to fight about
400 white laborers before they could take him
to jail. All the police force IN the city had
TO be called on before the riot was finally
quelled, and there is a possibility that the
trouble is not yet over.
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PROPOSALS.

DPOPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
the Board OF Education rooms until Thursday
afternoon, July II, 1889, for the following
work:
Papering schools Nos. 16, 2, II, 6 and Z.
Paint outside of Nos. s, 6. 4 5. i6, 2, II and 10
Paint inside Nos. 2, II, 4. 9 and z.
Paint roofs Nos. 20. z Is, 10, 4 and 3.
New tin roof No.7.
New slate roof No. II.
Build new wall on Washington street at NO
2 school, per specification.
For further information apply to secretary
at board room. Respectfully,
JAMES II MORGAN,
Chairman Repair Committee.
l.. b. JONES, Secretary.
The committee reserves the right to reieo
any or all bids.
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Twn Narrnna Hanrad.

QUITMAE, Miss, July 5-Two negroes,
Prince Fleming and Richard johnson, we're
hanged here at noon for the murder Of a.
negro named John Taylor. Prince on the.
scafFold was somewhat agitated and trembled
perceptibly. while Richard simply stared
with stolid unconcern. Both men protested
their innocence to the last, but although the
evidence against them was purely circum-
stantial, there is not the remotest doubt OF
their cuilt
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Resoulng the Entombed srfners

PARIS, July 5-The work of rescuing the
entombed miners at St Etienne is going for
ward, but with great difficulty, as the two
pits are still ahreL The scenes around the
mouth OF the pit are heartreading in the ex-
treme. President Carnot has ordered gov
ernment relief sent here for the fan'i 3 Of
the dead miners
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The Governors Dotormined.

CHICAGO, July 5.-A News special from
New Orleans says;
"The governor Of Alabama has replied to
Governor Lowery's dispatch granting him
permission to pass troops through Alabama
in order to head of and capture the pueilists
if they attempt to fight in Mississippi II is
thought that Governor Nichols viii do like
wise.
The Managers Say the Fight VIII Occur.
A telegram was received by Bud Renaud
upon his return suggesting stan another loca-
ton and guaranteeing absolute freedom from
interference. The proposition is under con
sideration. Though the difficulties OF the
managers increase with the activity Of the
authorities, they express the utmost oonh-
dence that the fight will como OIL In order
to provide against all contingencies they have
agreed to extend the time and the 2OO milo
limit II II should be necessary.
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Kiiraln at cincsnoatA

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Jake Kilrain arrived
by the Cincinnati, Washington aud Baln-
more train at tho Central Passenger station
at Gas a m The train was more thnn an
hour late There was large crowd at the
depot, and Kilrainis friends greeted him With
a hearty cheer. There was some delay in
his getting off the car owing to the crowd
which pressed about the door.
An "Icy'' Reception.
Just as Kilrain put his foot outside on the
platform some men placed two big cakes Cd
ice at the top Of the steps, which impeded his
progress A man on the platform remarked;
"Jake, that's rather a cold reception, but you
are ali right This was followed by hearty
cheer.
Karain and bis party left the depot and
took carriages for the St Nicholas hotd,
4 where they were qnartared until Q o'clock
when they left by the Queen City and Cres
cent road for New Orleanz They viii have
| an all night ride 10 Chattanooga aud reach
l New Orleans twelve hours behind the tim,
| fixed. Whom asked how he felt Kilrain said
Kiirain interviewed.
II am first rate and couldn't be in bettoi
hx.r
"Do you feel as though you can wins"
II am sure OF it l am all right in every
way
His manner, however, was not gny. He
sat quietly, ana had less TO say than any Of
his party.
"Will the fight certainly come orr wa.
/ asked
"Oh, yes, certainly. All the arrangement
have been made. Ask Charlie Mitchell-h,
win satisfy you on that head. Our train wal
late, and was afraid that we should mis-
| connection here
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sevsu,v-fve people po,.onc,,.

ApAul Ia, July 5--Seventy-fiye people
have been seriously poisoned here by eating
ice cream which was made In vessels that
had not been properly cleansed. Several
will die and nl are snlfering badly.
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VIM. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

This store will show you
many decided bargains and re-
ductions in Summer things.
They are all over the store and
it will pay you to look in at US.
Have you seen the Beiges?
so cent goods for as cents
our Market street window
will give you a good idea of
this remarkable offering. You
should handle them and have
one-if even for next season.
We said two weeks ago we
believed we had the best venti-
lating Corset we ever saw
or sold-combining lightness,
GOODNESS and durability. That
statement has been conclusive
ly proved by the rapid sale of
these corsets. We are now on
our triplicate orders-5o cents.
Full lines of Thompson's P. d.
and "Her Majesty" Corsets.
A big lot of Lawns are re-
duced to S cents per yard.
We have put in with our
sale of reduced hosiery ten
dozen black Isle thread stock.
ings for men. That makes the
assortment of colors complete
dark blue, dark brown, dark
garnet and black, regular sc
cent Isle threads for IS cents
per pair.
Sorry our mems flanne
shirts didn't last as long as The
advertisement, but when yoJ
want gold dollars for fifty cents
you must move quicker. Sat
urday saw the last of 500 o.
them. If we get them agalr
you'll hear Of it.
We have a lot of remnant.
and cuttings from sheets d
Linoleum and Corticene- they
are in lengths of from ! yarC
to 8 yards long by / to I34
yards wide. One dollar goods
but if the remnants will sui
you-5o and rs cents.
A lot of Brussels Hassocks
the best made and strongly
bound and lined always 5C
cents, now 80 cents.
There's about 2 doz. of tn,
Chenille Smyrna Rugs left
IS cents from rs.
Dundee Floor Cioths-goot
enough for summer use ant
inexpensive.
! ? yds. by 3 yds., $I.25 and S.
Fancy Straw Mattings
Medium quality Ioc per yar'
or $3.75 per piece of 40 yards
). Good quality 20 cents per var
! and a few patterns of heavy
jointless mattings so cents pc
yard or $40 per roll. Rem
: nants of mating half prices.
Short lengths of Brussel
Carpets suitable for sma'
rooms, lounges or rugs, S
lcents per yard.
WM r SHARP e. C0
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A TLANTIC CITY, via. NEW JERSEY a.
A WILMINGTON FERRY, DELAWARE
RIVER. a7d WEST JERSEY RAILROADS,
IN 215 HOURS. EIGHT HOURS AT SEA
SHORE. EXCURSION FARE, 81. 30.
Commencing on Sunday, June 35th, and on
Sundays OILY. Boat viii leave King street
Pier at z 30 "a. M, connecting with train
which viii reach Atlantic City at 1910 q. m.
Returning train will leave Atlantic City at G
p. m. reaching Wilmington at $50 p. m
Fare for round trip, 81 50. This route VIII give
excursionists hours at sea shore. Tickets can
be secured at ticket Office on pier.
Call on or address the undersigned for rates,
etc. for special excursions to this delightful
sea side resort
B0at cav. be chartered for moonlight eEcur-
Eions, for rates, etc. apply to
A. q MCCAUSLAND, Supt.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen Pas. Agt.
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navitt,s Examination.

The score Of the Sussex Volunteers at the
800 yards was 312, and at the 600 yards go.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
EXCURSIONS.

STEAMER REPUBLIC.
Train leaves W. & ~. r. r., FRENCH
STREET STATION. daily at a. m.
Returning train from Delaware River Pier
after arrivalof steamer from Cape May.
Fare Round Trip, $500
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LATER THAN THE LATEST.

Schedule Via'Louisville g. Nashville and
Pennsylvania Roads to New York.
Morning Train-Leaves Memphis ut
1880 am, arrives in New York second
day at s am.
Night Train-Leaves Memphis at $50
pm, arrives in New York second day at
pm, one hour and fifty minutes quicker
than any other line.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Sleeping car connections made through
on morning train. Night train carries
Pullman Vestibule sleeper through TO New
York without change.
FARE.
S3l.40 for the round trip. Tickets sold
April 20, q and %, good returning until
May s.
Sleeping car accommodations reserved
in advance. Office. 3l2 Main street.
JoHS A. ScoTT, Ticket Agent.
GEORGE i. MCLEAN, Passenger Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The above named we'll known and pop
ular actor Of the old comedy school will
appear at the Memphis Theater on
Wednesday next, the oath instant, for one
night only, and in double bill, as Caleb
Plummer in "The Cricket on the HEARTH"
and as Mr.. Golightly in "Lend Ne Five
Shillings." His representations Of Dick
ens's old toy maker is charming perform
ance, us his portrayal OF the sprightly Co
lightly is most laughable. 1t is needless
TO state that on this occasion the theater
will be filed TO overlooking. Admission
prices will be 81 for orchestra and orches-
ira circle and 20 cents for family circle up
stairs. Each purchaser can get but SIX
seats for either up or down stairs. The
sale will open tomorrow, Saturday, morn
ing at the theater.
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AtIvansvIilc.

fpcclai Dispatch to Tho Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind, April is.-The Samuel
Clark with an empty fuel boat on her head
passed up at ~ O'Clock today, running Wild.
There Was tho usual packet port ~ Win
light business. Tho Commonwealth, Win
OjO tons. passed up In good shape, oil well,
This afternoon, adding 30 bales OF rags 70
baes Of peanuts aud registering several pe0-
pie. business was dull ON the leNeo Hday.
fho Tom sherlock Il below. The Fall City
Wlrrs down at midnight She proceeds early
In The morning. rs there Is but little here for
her. She will get however, several good
round lots nj way points between here and
Cairo aud IL liable 10 have ample tonnage
for Cairo and Memphis shippers. The
smoky City, with light coal tow, passed
south at 0 o'clock this evening.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Compan,'s
Mail steamers.

The Steamers u this the only regular llno all
iur fum che HIuth to llVcrpunl, are very popular
with pisaauHrft aud the route they inlo being lees
Liable tu bal weather than that Of the NUw YORK
Steamers makes the TIP thofouHhly Cnifyahlc
Tlp following steamers afp expected 10 leave here's
AtHINALiAN, 10 Eail about April ~
HINNAHu HALL, 20 Fnli about May b
TIUNiuiAN a. shll about May ~.
AhUtAN, 10 all about May a.
uANtEN, 90 snli about June
TINAN, 20 sall about June D
MM OitHf. 20 tall about luneN
JAMAICAN, 10 stil about June -
FALCON Infratlcncc 20 Liverpool, 500 through
~ Paris via Calais OF Dover. hutolas mil. etc,
Flu. nf oil Gti. class fnil, til0
Uftufu IIckrtt-Nrw Ofcaus % LIVERPOOL and
taiiifu. Sln New Orleans ~ Paris aud return.
Grtria,s All the way. so Chlldnn aud servants
Al q reduction
Boz further particulars as % freight aud passage
snply ID N. J. kANDEHa,
70 Carundcict street. New Orleans
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Life ,Inde NII.rrnhIn

ny dyspepsia IL scarccly worth the living. oa.
PRECIOUS appetite, heartburn. puzzling nervous
symptoms Increased action Of the heart after cat
ing. sinking In the abdomen between meals, and
latulcncc after, are among the successive indclA
Of this harrassng complaint Two things only are
nccdiul for It, removal resort 10 Hosietiora
Stomach Bttcu and persistence In its use. Thcsi
remedial measures being adopted cure Il certain.
Taken Immediately before or after meals this great
siomachic promotes secretion Of the gastric juice.
the natural solvent Of the food. The nervous and
bilious symptoms consequent upon chronic indi'
Fcsilon disappear the complaint gradually yields
10 the corrective and lnvgonting influence OF the
Blicrl Appetite rcturns, sleep becomes more ~
frcshing and n a sequence the body Is efficiently
u0urshcd muscular power increases and the MIND
grows sangulnc. Use the Bticrs for chlla aud
lever and rheumatism.
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Special pispaich 10 The Appeal
CAino. M, April is.-Thc Henry Lowry
brouoht an six bargcs aud took three % ST.
louis. Tic Emma Ethridgc took ten bargcs
OF stone 70 Plum Point The John r. Wall
ton, with three pieces, got away this morn
ing. The Ohio had a fair up trip. Tho City
OF Nicksburg had OO,OO0 feet OF lumber for -.
Louis and fair trip. The cherry Tor the
Tcnuessco River, and the Drouillard, for tho
Cumberland River, we're both well laden.
River. 1914 feet, rise Of 10 inches In q
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Cincinnati, a.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appoal'
CixciNxAri o., April ls.-Hiver rising
with q feet water IN the channel at T. NJ
Tho Katie Stockdalc returned 20 Piitsburg.
Tho Dcsoto II due from Memphis at mid
niqht. The Joe u. Williams passed down
Whit big tow yesterday.
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AZ GrecnyiIIe.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
GnrrxvilLr Miss, April ls.-City. OF
Cairo for s. Louis went up ~ " o'clock
nom Tho Golden Rule for New Orleans
went down at 2 o'clock =. m. The Iron
Dukc and bargcs for Piitsburg went up at
On m. River y feet. falling. Weather line.
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LAFAYErrE PARK noTEL
81 Louis. Mo.

To families visiting st. Louis we would
recommend the above hotel. II is beau
tliully situated opposite Lafayette Park,
and Is the best kept family hotel In tho
city.
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FuLL Dress Shirts n specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
pa Second street. Branch Office, III
Madison street.
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
r E AL r. S 7 y e.

10 a52i R.--Chanccry Court Of shelby County
g. n. Wallace W ". q. Grucnlaw 81 AL
ny virtue u an intcfiocuiory decree for sale en-
icrcd 10 heabo'e canse GA ne ~ gay o. D,osm,
tM ~ o. PAGE 2u. ! Will tgll, ~ public auction.
io thc highest bidder In front 81 the tctk and Mas.
house II shelby County, Momphl@ Tennessee. on
The 9Th day OF AprIi. 1889.
within legal hour, the following described prop.
cfiy. situated In tho Taxing plslrict oi shelby
a ~. 4in ifaci Of land situated. bing and being
IN The County ~ shelby aud fiaio u tennessee,
gT.iit and Gelna y subdivision madc by the Meri-
phla 4 tluprHrd Real tftatn stock Association,
AMI designated ~ ~ acre tract bounded r iol.
lows BEGINNING ht the northeast corner oi lpl
G5 loo acre tract lthuing stake nu the bank OF aid
liver thcucc west along and with The north hounl.
nfy oi said 100 oiin acru lract twenty Que w
chains and tWcnty.thrrc ltD LINKS 70 lake WHEN
stands north fla west seven aud onehalt 90 icet
form nu ash marked W. itbeing the snuihcastcot'
ncr Of the 100 arfc tract sold % Nm. tlafh ucnee
north with aid tinrka east boundary line iofy.
soVpn ttsl ehnius 10 a stake thcncu eat thirlYuk
lGl chains aud thlftyse,gu lil INKS 20 tthhc on
toosa naghio River hgnce soq ,l. 10y, Nh
chains. thence south 90 chst iWcniy.soien w
thains aud ten Ool links. thence sonth wet
twelve ~ chains theme suin ~ s,,r''vu
containing one hundred aud nily lNl acfvs- a,
Also lots ~ "a 70 aud - VI the Naldfan tnhdi
vision each having ifuul hl NV w. ~
east limo " Mndmu avenue anl vtnhtni 49,
vnrd tqtweon pimlcl Hines ihfce hluafel ana one
iruit foet la the w0st line 81 the Nhuun property
1hc south line OF lot u l. go iect ~ lot - llD
feet II lot ~ l. 80 iCrt and Of Joy ~ ift' wv
uofth III north line Of Poplar ttfVet
Terms of kalc-Oucthlrd cash, talancc on
credit Of 3 and ~ mouths note Tearing interest
With security required lien UtAinca' fede"P''on
barred
THIS oh day Of April, issa ,,.,, ~.
Mctcaif Walker, ntlsy& Wright and Cfais
Cuit. solicitor.
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LET T. NJ. Galbreath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
ronta
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70 REMOVED ny TuE USE oF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
oithc hair.
Burnetfs Flayoring extracts arc tho
best.
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WILL be found an excellent remedy for
tlek hoadaohe Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
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memphis Carnage works.
Nos. 81 AND SO MADISON STREET,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles.


BY recent statute Of Tennessee Friday,
Apdl 10. being a legal holiday, this bank
will be closed on that day.
All paper maturing on that day will be
due and payable on Thursday, the 18th.
MASnATTAN SAvfS0s BANK AND TRusr Co.
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Hose.

Lawn sprinklew.
Lawn vases.
IN. BAILEY & CO.,
$3.50 Second. corner Union.
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PARAsoIs rebuilt from old frames at 81
Madison street.
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VIZ do all repairing In the Parasol line
at 81 Madison street
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Hus lust received a large and carefully So
lectcd spring stock, all OF the latest de-
signs, which no WIN make up In suits ai
reasonable prices. Special bargains for
thirty days.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
TENNESSEE CLUBHOUSE.

Foaicd proposals. arc Invited for furnishing mate.
rial and erection " iuursiofy clubhouse stone
and bfick, northwest corner Of SECOND aud Nouh
Count STREETS, Memphis AZ bids must bo sealed
aud nlcd with Gilbert y. fhinu. ~ Madison street
Dor plans, OSCILLATIONS aud further details son
Mr. N. q iiain. Tcnnrssro 4 iub rooms. ~ Madison
street All bids must b. nlCd by ~ O'Clock noon,
MAY T. lisa nlrhtto fulcci any aud Al BIDS ~
served d. d. MCFARLAND.
President uuildiur Company
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PAnAsoIA a%do In the latest style at 81
Madison street.
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General News.

not know what 4 General News
they were drur6rScar and warm.
snts ceased TO bee brought in eleven bales OF
betty or Fcnan ID
III may surpristild, with Valley bargcs passed
,ow tit certainly
fprscd me to ~ the gauge, fall of 2-ienths
ied in Ireland IN Ort.
y OF mon L. Wood, with coal tow OF sixteen
qiiboau passed down.
TuE Buckeye State, Ninton master, left
Louisville for Memphis at noon yesterday.
INpicArloNs for twenty.four hours: Fair,
followed by rains. warmer, southorly winds.
THE Pacific, with a coal tow, fourteen
boats and two bargcs, passed down yester-
day.
TnE W. W. o'Ncil, with a tow OF twelve
empty coal bargcs passed up yesterday
afternoon.
TnE sam Brown passed Louisville Wedncs-
day morning with ten coal boats aud two
bargcs In tow. The Charlie Black brought
six boats for her 10 take 20 Cairo.
Carl. SHIELDS, Of Cairo, says OF the river
commerce for the coming season: steam
boats and river transportation companies
will have all they can handle aud the boom
by river will commence la earnest"
Tngur was considerable rain during the
present week nj the head waters OF the Ten
nessco and Cumberland, and also mp the
Ohio which will give the river quite liiti
good coal-boating Is assured from Fittsburg
for several days
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THE RIVERS.
stage Of the Rivers.

NINEN OF Tnt TkINtFH.
: A OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE u. s. A.,
y MEMPHIS, Tenn. April is, 1889. !
The following observations are taken at all sta
tlons In the 18th meridian time which Is one hour
later than Memphis time.
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Movements at the Levee.

Il Arrived-w W. O'Noil and empty barges
e bound up City Of New Orleans, for St. Louis;
d , $. l.. Wood and tow, for New Orleans Jay
b Gould and bargcs, for St. Louis; Pacific, for
n New Orleans.
'v,si rDepartcd-Jamcs Lee, Arkansas City; City
- New Orleans. St. Louis; W. W. O'Ncil,
Y/hio River; Pacific, New Orleans; 5. L.
.vmemgd and tow, 81. Louis Jay Gould and
I.rs. l,Ncw Orleans.
..,sa,es , &c Up--IIaTy Brown, with tow OF
NsaOOI. lN N Cnirn for 81 Lonis.
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an NICE MN GROOM COTTAGE. NO a
~ N"''' J.F. GliAHAM, as Main street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice 10 Hereby given that the assess-
Dent tax-roll Of 0rmsby County for the
year 1859 has been delivered to me by the
county Auditor, and that the State, Coun
y and city taxes are now due and pay
able at my ONCE. and the law in regard TO
sAeir collection win be strictly enforced.
All taxes not paid on or before the third
Monday In November IS, win become de-
haQusnt and 10 per cent will be added.
JACOB TOBRINER,
Ex-Oficio Tax Receiver.
Carson, New, Oct, 2lst, 1889.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Ann True, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the under
signed. Administrator Of the Estate Of
Ann True. Deceased, to the creditors
se and all persons having claims against.
the said Deceased, TO exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the frst publication this
notice, to the said Administrator at his
rdsidenee, Carson City. ormsby
oouuty, Nevada
Dated, Oct q, 1889.
tsAs Of Ann True, deceased,
T. d. Edwards,
ASso0sy FOR Estate.
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ENERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
= ladies are makfog iron 80, 70
~ per month securipg members for
ear association. The work is light And
paezsant; one agent wanted IL each
county. IL you can olly devote Two
Rcy yoa we'll. diress J. r. Slater,
Western Manager, Cnic .go Oo-0pera-
9ys Purchasing Association, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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NnALEp PRoPos,Ls WlLL Rr

0nALED PRoPos AS WILL BE
resolved at tbs o nee of the Sup
G(vfsfng Architect, Treasury Depart
HSent Washingt q, ID. c. until 2 u'clo.. X
r H., on the II day OF Move m ber 1889,
fsf all the seor al = materials required
Q. Court House and Po once. build
iag At CARSON CITY, NEVADA, In
ecrordaucs with specification and
d{nwine, copies Of which may ne had
q application at this ONCE or the once
cfhe e5uperistenoeut. Eacn bid must
accom- panied By Ger inse check fer
JAS II. WIN nRlH.
supervising Architast.
0sseeU Hth ieoo. est2o
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-AIPHA.

LHh will make the Season sane Gbraar Term sz for the
nne bred horse breeding all
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-21
Oscar Hildefbrandt.
Piano and Organ Tuner.
Carson City, Nevada.

Instructions given on Plane, and
pianos and organs tuned. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms reason able. Send
orders through PostOfhce. Carson.