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Inaolvont Notion.
sTATI ~ TrssrssrE SHELBY CouxTY.
OTtCE tuusTY Copuf CtInR,

kIAII % TrSNrssIE SHELBY t0uNTY.
OUicE tousTY COuuf CIEnR,
NrMrfis, 1INN., June 4. lhs9
To Mary Danhac fHccutrK.
Having suggested the insolvency Of the estate 81
Augustine Daufiao. decreased, you are hereby ~.
dcfcd to give notice, BY advertisement IN some
newspaper published within the ssid STATE. aud
also " (he court house door u shelby County. for
III persons having claims against said cftaic, Ia
appear and hle the same. authenticated IN the
manner prescribed by Law, on or before the 7th
day ~ September, $50. aud any claim not fled on
OF bcioru fald DAY. or before an appropriation Of
The funds Of aid estate i male. shall be forever
barred. both In Law aud equity.
Witncss my hand AZ Oficc. this lth day Of June
1879. y Qui0i.Ef, Clerk.
z Notice l. hereby given a. provided by the above
order MARY DALklAC.
ErecuthH ~ Aurustlne Dauflac deceased.
This lth day Of June. tsfg
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AZ Cincinnati.
Special Dlspaich 10 The Appeal.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CINCINNATI, o., June s.-River falling,
with % feet inches ON the marks at pm.
Heavy rain during the day and tonight The
Hudson returned TO Pittsburg on time. The
Granite State had fine passenger and big
freight list out for Memphis. The Golden
Rule left for New Orleans with a fair start.
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"REMENBEIt, That the payment Of Prizes is
Guaranteed by Pour National Hanks 81 New
Orleans and the 1lckct aO signed by the Priest.
dent q an Institution whose chartered rights are
rccornissi In The highest court. therefore. beware
OF all limitations ~ auouy nous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Il the pTicr Of the smallest nart
OF fraction % a Ticket Issued by u In any Draw.
log. Anything IN our name ofcfvd Tor less than
= Dollar Y n swinfle
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pssine steamship Company.
Mail Steamers

Tho Steamers d this, the only regular line sail
inr ON the south 10 Liverpool. are ven popular
With passengers and the route they ~ being les
Liable 20 bad weather Than that Of the New York
steamers makes the trip thoroughly cnl ryahle
The following hicamer arc expected 10 leave hero
DARiEN, 70 sail about June
TEXAN, 70 slil about June o
WA, CLiVi, 10 sail about iunep
JAMAICAN. " sail about June rs.
saloon farc-Ilcnco 10 Liverpool. 500. through
70 Paris via Calais or Dover. hrt class rail. etc,
SID, or thiri.class rail tli0.
Return Tickcts-New Orleans n Liverpool and
return. $40. New Orleans 70 Paris aud return.
hrt-cias all the way, tlJo childrun aud servants
ai a reduction
FOR further particulars a. 70 freight aud passage
apply 10 ~ J. SANDERS.
% carondolct street, New Orleans
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At Cairo.
Special nIsnnich to The Appenl.

kpcciaI DIspntch 10 Tic AppcaL
CAIRO, ILL.,, June s-The City OF Mon
roe passed up this morning. The II. NJ
Hoxie went on 10 St. Louis with seven
bargcs the largest Valley Line tow taken up
in some time. The Cherokee came down at
8 O'Clock tonight. She was well laden for
Memphis. River % feet inches on the
gauge u rise Of u inches in twenty.four
hours
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SPECIAL FEATURES


w tctms ~ contract the Compnny must deposit
the sum - all pHfCs Included in The scheme tgiuro
selling a single ticket aud receive The following
Oflirlal permit
CEllTlfiCATE- hereby certify that the Ion
don n1uk Of Mexico aud South America has on
st-ra defo.lt the ucccssafY funds a. guarantee thu
payment ~ all pfifus drawn Do the Loloria dc Ia
lcncnteura fuhira
~ RObMGuEZ RIVERA, Intervention
Further. the Company l. required ~ ds.tribute
niyslt pr CENT u the value II all the tickets In
prizes larvt proportion Than IL given b. anI
other ioitrfy.
FINALLY the number II tickets Il llmIici 10 so.ooo
mon loss than arc sold Nv other Lotteries using
The same tChg ne
Dor fult particulars difcu y. nassetti, Apar
tndo sh City ~ Noticn 90 .. W. CULLEN, tia
Iiartiss street, Nashville, Tenn, General Agent
ku state ~ Tcnuuaec To save time IN getting
ticksn adirnsr your letters 81 Nashville. Tenn.
Iuclnso papct money IN Ordinary Letter. Postal
Noic ~ Express Money order ~ currency amount.
Ing IA . ~ expires ~ our expense 70 Nashville
i'flfct raid without discount
AGENTS WANTED.
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Lesvcs ArfiFei
sflmitcd ~ tiOpm sfAmlied EN go i0ui . m
EMAIL aud In. sloan EMAIL aud IA. ii.0l pm
tNewhcfn Ac... ti1 y IN iNrwicfn Ao.. sti am
Limited express trains run solid between Non
phis Ani Louisyilie Carrying Pullman BUFFET
Drawing Room sleeping tAfA Mail aud Erprcst
runs solid hytwcon Memphis aud Louisville. cat.
wing elegant sectinE aud reclining chair oars con.
chicago. giving the only day train from Memphis
a. u Louis Ticket onicr under Peabody Hotel
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Il.nsl. c.n,ral l,i. = a. U,,l.lon.I

Leaves Af-lVet
~ q Maii........hfo pm az o. Mall......-.5 % M
e-nfdh EKprvss 400 pm saarils Lxpfcss.a q am
tAcm a Lol ff7D am tAC'm 4 ioi ffati pm
Passengers bstNoon Memphis and hafis should
take hariis express OF local fwight ~ mall ifaln
will not stop II stations between Memphis and .af
dis The accommodation aud local freight carries
. rmanh lrT tho Accommodation u lnnal laNnL
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The Cloudland Hotel,
WhieSAibhWSbringS W. Va

Grand Central Hotel and Cottage, Sow Open Tor
tho -oasun
Elevation, 1000 feet above the level ~ the sea
unsurpassed summer climate. accommodations
nutcns. splendid railroad service, elegant ycsu
buln trains
Fof Information Inquire n once oi G., O. a 4
W. A. n, l.. a ". o. X, or address
A. y EAKLk superintendent
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At tho Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY. JUNE rs, Isso.
Capital Prize, :: 4: 5000, 900
10000 Tickets mt $40 ! Halves, $40, ouar.
tiers, sioi Eghths. co. Twentioths,
sai Fortieths. 81.
.2.Ihp,ooO
AGENTS WANTED.

For cum RATES or any further Information dc.
sired write lcgiby % the undersigned clearly stat
Ing your residence with State, county, street aud
number More mpld return mail delivery will DO
assurd by your enclosing an envelope bearing
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Stage ofthe Riyer~.

OFTIcE sI0SAL sEHvicE, q. s. A.,
MTNnIts. Tenn. June 4. iSsl
The following observations are taken at all sta
tons IN the 10Th meridian time. which is 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 II.
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REMOVAL.

Tho Security Savings Bank and n. J.
Black a Co.
Have removed from No. AZ TO No. 10
Madison street, formerly occupied by the
Memphis City and linton 4 Planters
Bank, where they will be pleased 10 soc
their numerous friends and patrons
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CHEAP COLUMN,

Ad,tfs1nerts In hts column telh CHARGED a, mi, ~
lbc fort'eo lnesoas ussTtos tpo asertloas 25c one
Wcck. SOC
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IMPORTANT.
Address N. A. DAuPHIN,

Address M. A. DAuPHIN,
New Orleans. In.
Or NJ. A. DAurHIS,
Washington, ~. q.
or nj No. q West Court ~, Memphis, Tenn,
ny ordinary letter, CONTAINING Money Order IL.
sued By all Express Companies. New York HI
change, Draft or Postal note
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welcome In his ola Age to Lorenzo sic.

LorcnTe sicberi, At No. si3 summit street. IL one
Of two pcnons who drew one twentieth Of the
ticket No 1910 In the March dmwing Of the lou.
isiana state Lottery. A reporter for the n ndS
called on him aud asked him 10 tell about H. "Mo
are all poor men, and viii tell you there were
hrcc happy old men when We learned We had
$500 20 divide up We got the money ~ a few
days, through the express company. and have
put mine out al Interest. 10 have something In my
old aRc -Mr. sicbcrt 4 about sixty ycan old. hls
partner, a middle aged man, aud Mt. Haas Il
eighty four Ioioi0 tUl bad Aprin
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ROOMS To LEr.
a FURNISHED ROOM AT ,,o,,no,.r
nEsIRABLE DOUBLE FRONT oFFicE. SIC
II ond hoor. - second street Also two sleeping
rooms Apply 70 }. ". y BROWSE.
LNURNisliEp ROOMS ron GENTS or IIuHT
II housekeeping IT No. ~ Monroc stryct
L'URNIsHED or USFURSisnED. 2 LARGE
II runuiA, single OF cn suite. Convenient t0thc
best OF table board Centrally i@nI sS.. Ad an
L,uRNisiIED ROOMS AT .si MAIN srREEr
~ adjoining Gaycso Hotel
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ~ PRIVATE
~ family, suitable Tor gentlemen. ~ Union Il
~ rcr week at lu POrLARsT.
MICE. SEwLY PURSisHRD ROOM LoCG.
~ ton ccnirsl, At H sccond street
nFFiCE AND srURE CENTRALLY 10
" Gated Apply 70 X ,. BLACK a co
nSE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. on
" two en- suite, Al 100 Monroe stncct
DLEAsANrLY SITUATED TURSisnED AND
Il uniumi.hcd roomS 80 ~ MARKET street
TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
kccplng. u rONTOIOC 81
Rooms AND BoAuD.
| T,HoiCE FRONT RoOMs FrRNIsuED ON US
- furnished. with or without buhfd. At iss Union
sifrct
LLEGANT FURNisnKp FRONT ROOM Win
IL bssi OF table board At - Main 4
L,uRNIsHHD ROOMS WITH on WITHOUT
| ~ hoard, atW Madl'on street Mrs Chapman.
| l.'uRNislIED ROOM WITH FiRsTCLAss
| u BOARD also DAY b0ari. II ~ Count street
I'LOoR or FivE ROOMS. ALSO. Rooms
j. with OF without boanl, corner Poplar aud tee
ond streets MISS " u MOON
| .'URSlsnED FRONT ROOM. WITH on VIII
| II out board, at i0l Court street.
| 4 AR0E. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. ALSO
| II other pleasant roons, With board at i0i Court
| DAKTIEs visiTiNG \. y. CITY WILL FiND
| II desirable rooms with unotcrpionai board At
~ West iiih IT Nm laftet keicfenccs 81
DooNs AND BOARD. 8 rER WEEK, AT u
~ Madison street
TWO ROONs-ONETUKSisIED AND ONEUN
II iufnishei-with boari. q "a sooond street
| rINHKEE on fOuR LARGE HOOAs Win o.
Il without board OF suitable iof Light h1uss
keeping. At n MARKET arect
0J4 With OF without board.
srrAITp.
| uAHDsoME FANS CoLORrD iERsKY COW
II Howard will bcpaid iof boz return .? ,,..
10 CARROLL AVE
on Last THuWpSY MORNING WIKI, A
| Nlong tall pacing NY hure about ~ hands hirh,
both hind iect whlts;H little thin In onigr tail
| crooked ~ cfupper straYrd from corner oi Dun
| lap and Hawley streets libcml reward Return
/ 70 corner OF Union nnd iC-Oio streets -.
ID A. n BRlNKLEY.
TO I.LAsE
| DAcIFic HOTEL. 40 AND n0'6 MAIN ST.
| Immediate posscssiUn given. j. w. Jtffkh
| BON a Co. "a frvnt s#vct
nnN. tsrArE Aatsr,.
A LLEN a FINLEY -RkAL EsfAIs AGESrs
| ~ and broken. 10 Madison stfcgt
| - GOODWIN HEAKD. HEAL EsTATE A0ENrA
VI brokors and eolscior No Madison slfoct
IL l. SvIos. KKAL IsIArE A0gsT
IL. ~ Madison street
HATCHETT. RICE a 90. REAL ItTATg AM
IL lnsunnce Agent. ~ Main u. hemphiG
M ~ OiLcnRisT a co. RIAL EsrATE
wi. Asents Masonic Temple
ID L. goYER& co, Rial KsTATE AVEhfs
~. and brokera No. q Madton street
- J.BLAck 90, kaAL AsiAIH ASESrA
IN. ~ Madison stree,
U'uk CONAwAY RIAL EsTATB AGENCY, 40
u Main streets Kstablishei isH
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
On the Crest Of the AlleshanieS.
5000 Feet Above Underwater.
Season Opens June %, 1889,

These famous mountain resorts. situated of tho
summit Of the Alleghanics and directly upon tho
main line OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, have
the advantage OF It's through train service both
east aud west. aud arc therefore readily accessible
from all parts OF the country All baltimore n
Ohio trains stop ut Deer Park and Oakland during
the season.
With due regard for the safety Of guests In case
OF accident, nre escapes Of the most recent and APP
proved design have been added TO the hotel build
ings at both resorts
Electric lights have been introduced throughout
the houses and grounds Turkish and Russiau
baths and large swimming pools provided for la
dies and gentlemen; suitable grounds for lawn
tennis bowling alleys and billiard rooms are here
fine riding aud driving horses are kept for hire In
short all the necessary adjuncts for the comfort
health OF pleasure OF patrons
Rates &c. SO and ~ per month, according to To-
cation.
All communication should be addressed 10
George d. DeShclds, Manager Baltimore n Ohio
Hotels Cumberland. Md. up N June 10. after that
date, either Deer Park or oakland, Garrett County,
Nd
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Address Registered Letters o'nainhg Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS SATIOSAL RANK,
New Orleans, Ia.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A sHBRooK 4 WHITE, 29o FRONT ST pay
~ highest cash prices for Hides, Furs and Wool
IJIDEs AND FuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid sChElBLER & co, 2O6 Front St
y C. SMITH. COUNTY UNDERTAKEN. TEL
i I. phone No. $50 Office corner Kansas and
Kerr avenues
WANTED.
A FLORENCE, ALA,
~ 80 Experienced Sewing Girls
JEANS FACTORY.
Must V start @e Ned SsSIS
Private Hotel
Only for Employees
First class board. Apply by Tuesday.
A WHITE SERVANT GIRL REFERENCES
~ required. Good home and good wages. Ap.
ply at sc Poplar street
A GENTS WANTED, EITHER SEN, FOR BOT.
n tied Electricity. Greatest Catarrh and head.
ache cure ever seen Some agents are making $50
aday Address U. s. Home Mfg. Co., L. Dept,
A BLACKSMITH AT
"a cuNNlNGHAMs WAGON WORKS.
PIDs on 10000 FEET LUMBER isS, 10 FEET,
ID and 10000 feet ixi, ~ feet q o. b,
T. Il. MEACHAM,
No, Union street
INEXPERIENCED PANTS MAKERS, WORK
IL sent TO ladies In the country. Call or address
US ut our factory JOG Main street
LNoR THE UNITED STATES ARMY, ABLE
~ bodied unmarried men between the ages OF n
and % years; good pay rations clothing and med.
ical attendance. Apply at $40 Front street, Mem.
pms Tenn.
CIRL WHITE OR CoLoRED TO ASSIST IN
VI cooking nj go Beale street
HANDs TO LEARN SHIRT AND HUTTON.
IL hole making LoEBS LAUNDRY, Il and
AZ Monroe street.
HoRsEs TO PASTURE; TELEPHONE lisa
IL JOS, BURNEY. WOODLAND stock Farm.
I WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES on SAL
l. nry 10 take charge Of our business ut their home
No talking required. Permanent position Wages
SIS per week. Money advanced for wages, etc.
be employed ! can refer To the best people In
Louisville. Address with stamp.
MRS. MARION WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut streets. Louisville. Ky.
No attention paid TO postal cards.
/ ADY AGEN rS-.Entirely new female under.
l. garments nothing like t. over 10000 sold past
month; some agents make rs high ~ sl0Oa day
nearly 90 0On testimonials positive proof ireo Mrx
II. y. Little Chilago I'LL
ONE OR TWO REFINED LADIES AND GEN.
~ ucmen 10 Work Tor the National Library Com
pany Work very pleasant and compensation first
class Call Al Odd Fellows Hall
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. C. 4.
" HoTCHklSs & CO. Jewellers. 81 Madison 81
nLD GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH on TX.
" change. MULFoRDs, 2oi Main street
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Subscribe for Tuk WEEKLY AprEAL.
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ron sAIK on REnr.

OsY SIcE NAV GROOM COTTAGE. so. n
LF.GiIlnzn. szs Main street.
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A sHBRooK 4 WHITE. 222 FRONT ST, PAY
"a highest cash prices for Hides Fus and Wool
II IDEs AND FuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid. sCHElBLER & co O6 Front St
p C. SMITH, COUNTY UNDERTAKEN. TEL.
4. phone No $50 Office corner Kansas and
Kerr avenues
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Nou-'DanI tEIccp, SUNDAY

FHsN I'M Dummy FIHNs
Arrives and Departs irum Cot fhifd and Monroe
htfccN
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A GENTS WANTED, EITHER SEN, FOR BOT
"a tied Electricity. Greatest caArrh aud head
ache cure ever seen. Some agents are making SO
Chicago Ill.
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DR urRNAss wATER cuRE mTns ON
= al decnptionai Turkish baths, 7ae hot aud
cold. Sc ~ aecond street
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TIE PEOPLES voicEIr BANGOR.
The WING aanzws i.s Vigorous tack
on the aumasliera

BAscok July z2.
The Bangor Thig totay refurns 10 the
var % ramseliers sith rsne~e. vigor. In .
doabie isaied editorial i; SAYS:
The voice Of the order loving people Of
Banxor. sgzihst the disgrace Of the Iasless
liquor rsffe in cur city, found renewed ex-
preston yesterday from oar paipits. aud sc
~ish that every person 10 the community
could have listened To the anansver4bIe De-
mand for relief from the iDtolerabie evils of
The dram shops.
While the head Of nearly every church 10
Bangor has already demanded, either from
the pulpit or through our columns. the en.
foreemens Of the lA~s. What folly for saloon
advocates to pirate that public sentiment is
opposed To the closing Of the sai1ons. Where
Is the evidences Of saeh pa5lic sentiment!
What pulpit. church. or other reputable
body Or class Of oar people have declared In
favor OF pgtfias t-e rQmshGps above the
la~s? None
Every OPPRESSION that has any title - be
regarded indicating the public voice has
been against the continued reign Of lavless-
ness, and in favor of abolishing the pest
holes of df ankeness and misery.
Public sentiment is ripe for an effective
movement against the entertainments Of the
ram Traffic, and there should be. II necessary,
a house T. house and store 10 Store canvass Of
the order loving people Of this city until the
petitions IN favor Of. apholiAng the laws
shall bear tie names Of thousands of the
best men and ~omen OF Bangor.
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BLIPPERY.
Buttered Bait that was Easily Swal
lowed by Some OF Our Citizens

Some Of the leading citizens of our city
have recently been taken into camp by q
giit-edged butter sutodle. A man pnrporting
to represent at Vernon dairy, has been in
the city exhibiting some Of the fines, Jersey
butter ever seen in the State. lie had fine
team and the butter, which was put up in
pound balls stamped with an artistic letter.
each carefully enca.ed IN piece Of paper,
vas pronounced superlative. He claimed To
have just completed a years cantract with
one of our prominent local dealers. but
knowing that the butter ~ss Of excellent
quality and would find ready sale, he had
Determined to find private customers.
The butter vas sampled by the house wives
anil found to be most excellent and the hus-
bands were cajoied into buying several
pound. having it laid dosn in jsr for fu-
tnre use. In due course Of time the jar
vas opened and balls Of a susstAnce ss white
anil spotIsss a. the driven snow were lifted
out The victims we're thundsrstruck but
had enough common sense left 10 throw the
-suf to the dogs The scheme vas quite
successful in this city and it might be we'll
for people in other localities To have their
eye open for just such chaps. A. he may at
tsmpt to work the same game in other parts
Of the State.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

A third trial of the gunboat Petrol has
been ordered
There is an alarming strike going on at
West Superior, Wis.
Last Sabbath the Sunday liquor Law was
enforced in Kansas City with good results.
Four whites and four negroes were killed
in a race fight at Bpstrop, Texas, recently.
Two little children were burned to death
at Columbus, o., Sunday night. by the burst
ing of an oil can.
The Dominion government has been mott
6ed that r. c. Gibbs, iumbermau, of Manis-
tee. Mich. intends this season to test the
legality of Cana1a's action in imposing ex
port duty on Canadian sa~ed logs.
The news is received of the death Of WIN.
e. SaltoBstall Of Boston, in Italy. lie was
fifty eight years old and followed the sea for
a number Of years lie rendered dstin-
guished services in the navy during the war.
Considerable stir has been occasoned in
political circles by the announcement that
the democratic chiefs manifest no inclination
to pay the bills amounting to 5000 900, for
services and materials used in the last cam
pagn.
The Wheeling Intelligencer's special from
the flo ,ded district near Parkersturg, states
that the complete list of drowned, so far a.
known, numbers seventeen. II is thought
the death list will BE- much larger when 'he
districts now cut of from the out.ide world
are heard from. The damage to property
cannot be estimated at Present. The village
of Morrstown Writ county was swept en-
tirely away.
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Look out for n cold wave. Virgins says
the next two weeks will be exceedingly hot.
"Governor Hilfs splendid record is
to~er Of strength to hi. party" so the
Syracuse Courier states That tower leans
worse than the one at Pisa Tribune.
Nov let those who have been turning
their great intellects loose on the n,omeD-
tous question. Who wrote the Arthur Rich
mond letters proceed to revive the Beauti-
ful Snow inquiry.
Our innocent pictorial contemporary
TIafpers Weekly remarks that "the Tam
many Society is no, n political organza-
ton" How Boss Tweed would have laughed
at inst joke - Phitadstph,a PREM"
Edgar Fa~ceu's ne~ novel !. 10 be called
"The Evil that Men DO We hope he
cs.tigatss unspsringly men who write such
vicious novels as some that have lately come
from his own pen !-Er,n,ng Reeoyd.
Would-be Purchaser These cigars are
smaller than usual.
Tobscconist--Yes you see the cigar man
ufzcturer noticed that the last two inches Of
the cigars are always thrown away. 80 he
makes them now 30 much shorter The
Omaha Woyid.
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RICHMOND.

From our Special Correspondent.
The Universalists make an excursion on
the steamer Nshanada, July 25, to Pema-
qud. The Free Baptists will have their ex-
cursion July 81.
Gen. Joseph Totman Of the Nickelo1eon,
Boston, is at home for a months vacation.
He was accompanied home by the mana
ger Mr. Hsines and his wife, better known
as Nellie Small the actress.
During the last week Russell Brothers
have loaded and shipped the following car
goes of ice Frank G. Dow, COG tons for
Baltimore Richard r. Maull, s73 tons, VIM
F. Parker, 52l tons, Oliver Ames, 69+ tons,
for Philadelphia; Hattie VI. Crowel, GA
tons for Annapolis The Charles l.. Mitch
ell and Terra Gotta were nearly ready for
sea Saturday night.
The Congre gational picnic at Dresden was
a grand success.
The general subject Of conversation is
about the libel suit brought by Mr.. G. B.
Rsndlette against the Richmond Bee. 1t is
on &C ;ount of piece copied from the Shoe
and Leather Review. which Mr.. Randlette
feels reflects upon him. Damages are laid
at $1,000. The case will come up at the
August term of court at Bath.