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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-14
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MEMPHIS THEArER Miss Msrriott's
splendid persouation Of the "Gipsy
Queen" 10 FLOWERS of the Forest. de-
lighted every one at the -iheater last
night, and has produced warm desire
among our play goers to see her 10 Meg
MerrIlics.' the great weird creation of
Sir Walter Scott. which, il is said, she
performs as we'll, if not better, than
Charlotte Cushman. The truth IT,, Miss
Marriott's conceptions of characters are
natural in the highest degree; and her
dramatic talent is Of such superior
quality that it enables her to
cast aside her own individuals.
" and become for the time
being the character she, assumes To-
night she appears as Julia in Sheridan
Knowles beautiful play of The Hunch
back, with Martin Golden as "Master
Walter, Charles Wsverly az "Sir Thomas
Clifford" A. a. Davenport as "Modus,"
H. Il. Phillips as" Fathom." and Mss
Ella Wren as "Heleu." This is very
judicious cast, which guarantees per-
feet performance Of the play. All who
remember Miss Eliza Logsn's excellent
rendition OF Julia" will feel interested
ia seeing Miss Marriott in the part. 4
i BRooNs OPERA House, As every.
body anticipated, Harry Mccarthy, the
author, actor, dancer and mimic, has
proved success. Crowds rush in to see
him every night, and all come out delight
ed. 40 entire new change of programme
this evening, Harry appearing in his
"home" characters, with the appropriate
songs of " Henry Albert Augustus" a
swell Of the FIRST water; "Simple Simon
Simpkins," more rogue than fool; ga
Uterine Sourkrout." late importation;
Paddy Mcguire" fond of fun, love and
whisky and :" Ikey Pike" a gentleman
Of 0olored complexion, sometimes called
an unbleached American citizen. The
afterpiece, Deeds of Darkness, in which
Harry appears, is full Of fun and humor.
TYRoLrsE TRoUrE.-This company Of
wonderful bell players and beautiful
singers of Alpine songs, echoes, choruses,
duets and solos, will appear at the Mem
phis Club Hall on Monday evening, and
continue for three nights series of their
unique and pleasing entertainments.
Miss N. Hellmuth and Miss Mira Lett
ner, who belong to the troupe, are said to
he exceedingly sweet vocalists; and that
Fahn, who plays on wood and straw in
strument, is the wonder of the age.
VARIETIEs THEArER.-The last three
nights of Dick Clark are at hand, and bis
friends are crowding to see him in his
famous Ethiopian presentations ere be
leaves. The performances at the Varie-
ties still attract large mum beers, and the
Can-Can still RACES in ell its glory.
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Death of Another weILknown Citi-

We are called on again to chronicle the
death of another well-known and esteemed
citizen, that of George Gill, Esq.,, which
took place last evening, of his residence
on Madison street, from congestion OF
the brain. Mr.. Gill had been long time
connected with the cotton business OF
Memphis, and was held in the highest es-
tims,ion By both sellers and buyers. His
demise will cause gloom around the cir
cles in which be was well known, and bis
absence from the family hearthstone will
be felt with the keenest pangs OF sorrow:
he was married to the daughter of Colonel
Sam. Tate, who is left to mourn his loss:
Peace to bis ashes; be was q good and
true man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-14

REMEMBER that at the family grocery
of J. Devote, corner OF Third and Adams
streets, you will always find the best of
everything; and as "the best is the
cheapest" you should be sure TO purchase
from him. he has OF hand fresh sup
ply of those excellent Shaker preserves /;
also lot of genuine Holland cheese. For
the accommodation of families, he has
made arrangements TO keep fresh oysters,
a supply of which he receives daily. Call
on Mr.. Devote; be will treat you right.
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Fall and Winter Fashions Opening
3 mt Mrs; Hunters Emporium To.
Day.
1t was delightful to behold the number
Of lovely and fashionably dressed ladies
who tbronged into Mrs Hunters Empc-
rum, No. 24T Main street, to-day to ex-
anime her splendid stocks of fall and
winter bonRets, hats, caps, fancy goods,
trimmings, and oil the novelties of the
season in the fashionable world. Mrs.
Hunter is decidedly fayorite with our
ladies', and the manner in which they ex-
pressed themselves satisfied with every
Thing in her store showed that she un-
derstood their wants and tastes and knew
how to please them. We expect the
crowd tomorrow will be twice as large as
it was to-day.
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B0r meeftmgn : Tributes Of Respect
10 the Memory Of b. d. Anderson
and !. u. Matthew'S.
Ata msa,;pg of the membera Of the
Bar OF this CIV. held In the Law Court
room on Monday. committees were an
pointed 10 draft resoIutioss expressing
The faeIings M regret entertained nv the
Legal fra,erni,v for the death Of Canta;n
Ssmuel a. Anderaon and j K. Mattbews.
Eso Foiloving are ihe renorts Of said
Committed.
vn...o,
o' D-nin " A'oA' !,
WHEREAS Death has again entered
our brotherhood and strnck down one OF
the purest and most gifted OF us mem
oers. Again the grim monster mas In.
vaded the temple OF Justice ana selzsd
upon one OF the most faithful ana devoted
OF us ministerinR servants 10 the person
OF Samuel 3. Anderson, VINO departed
TINS ne at one o'clock on FRIDAY morn
ing, octooer otn, 1905, 10 tne tnirnetn
year OF MA age, meeuhg des,n win the
fearless courage OF nero ana the calm
resignation OF . christian and pniios'
opner; ana,
WHEREAS, we mourn win tne oeepest
sorrow the irreparable losg which the
Memphis bar and the legal profession at
large have sustained in the death of our
young friend. Appreciating bis exalted
worth, and cherishings grateful recollec.
tion of the many rare virtues and noble
traits which stamped him as no common
man, we deem it an act of duty to the
living OF the professions, as we'll as justice
to the lamented deceased, to express in
some proper and be ting manner our re-
spect and esteem tor him while living,
and our sorrow now that ne is dead (;
therefore, be It
RESOLVED. That in the unexpected and
sudden decease of our brother, Samuel s.
Anderson, the members OF the bar of this
city deplore the loss of one of its young
est, brightest and most promising mem
bers.
ResolUed, That in the character Of the
deceased we recognize a manliness Of
nature, q generosity Of heart, an intellect
and devotion to his profession, which,
had he been spared for future days, would
have won for him in that profession an
enviable position.
Resotpcd, That with the father OF the
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WANTS.

JITAyTED -KvERY one TO KNOW
w that DR.. Russelrs YkGIIABLk IN
LECTION cures Gonorrhea and elect IN rom
two 70 ten days. without the use Of medicines
Internally. For sale al kusscifs DiepensAry,
a North Court street. Sent securely packed,
70 any address, on receipt OF price - per
hoffla tsn-I
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ENxoSs & Son, Jefferson street.. re-
ceivsd another load Of literature to-day.
The back and late numbers OF eli the
story papers, illustrated veeklies and
fashion periodicals, can be had at EN-
mons Z Son's.
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Il possesses the very great advantage
Of carrying the work in the natural way
from left to right- which enables the
operator to handle the work more readily
and to sit upright; while machines which
carry the work from the operator require
An inclination Of the body forward (detri-
mental to healthy and are hard and tire
some to use. te -ITs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-14

FoR stoves. oils and house-furnishiug
goods, 60 to N. Schwarzenberg, 234 Main
street. Exclusive agent for the oele-
DRAFTED "Continental,' With sliding doors
Ten per cent. OFT profits ON all sales
given 10 Confederate widows and
orphans. ls-t
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NOTICE = Planters and merchants
are respectfully inuited 10 call pith their
orders for drugs and family medicines
at J. A. j. Smith d Co. s, druggists, 226
Main street, under the Worsham House
Satisfaction guaranteed. b. !. Al
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FoR bilious affections, sour stomach,
sick headache, nervousness, etc, use
Goodyear's Liver Tonic. IS
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GET your ~. shirts ana furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. 60-t
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Its simplicity renders its movements SO
easy that child can work it tits almost
noiseless in operation, and for speed and
rspidity of motion excels all othera, as
has been demonstrated thousand times
by competition.
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jos LccKE, 236f Main street, will
hereafter sell the New York Ledgers for
ten cents instead of six cents. Joe has
lost money by selling the New York
Ledgers for six cents. he willno and
from this on sell them for ten cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-14

CArHoLIs Book SreRE-At this es-
adjustment, 1854 Second street, you can
always find good assortment Of books
aud ell the latest papers. Mr.. Mansford,
the gentlemAnly proprietor, will be
pleased to show you through his stock.
Give him q call.
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Cheapest place I'm the city 10 buy
FlanneIs. Lfnseys. Jeans, etc., Is at
vendig & Bros, 228 Main 81. BOT
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JUsr RECEIVED, at A. Vsccaro 4 Co.'S,
1874 Front street, fifty barrels and half
barrels pure old rye whisky, from Bslti-
more, distilled in 1860. 48
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Do you feel laneuid, sore, drowsy,
with no disposition to eat, then use Good
years Liver Tonic, MN fF 63
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Notice OF Dissolution.

q,HR FIRM OF wHITMoRE & CO.. is
Il this day dissolved By mutual consent; ]. j.
PuBIrc LEDGER establishment, including all
assets and liabilities. 10 E. Whitmore. Who
assumes the payment Of all Indebtedness Of the
firm and Is alone authorized 70 collect and re-
ceipt in the firm name for all debts due the
~ wHITM0RE,
October IL, 1859. J.J. DuB0SE.
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tits truly said that the system of life
insurance, when properly conducted, is
only another of our modern realizstions
of what were once considered the extrav-
agant dreams Of old philosophy. Its
theory is the extension of the power Of
human life, and q just equalization Of
property among those who par.ake of its
benefits. A number of men combine to
pay yearly, or at shorter periods, a small
sum each, to constitute a fund out of
which the representatives of each de.
ceased member shall receive stated
larger sum. The immutable law of ave-
RACES determines the number who will
die within given period, and the amount
that each should pay to render the ope-
ration absolutely safe The individual,
by securing to bis family and dependents
with mathematical certainty the full pc
cuniary support which would result to
them were bis active life really thus pro-
longed, does etfectually extend bis life to
the average duration of mankind, and
acquires for them the actual benefit of q
Just equalization of property. Fire in
surauces may be called mutual benefit So
cieiies managed by companies for the
public good. A large number of men
contribute small sum annually to Sc
cure any one of them against a heavy
loss in case of accident. In this city we
have several well-conducted insurance
companies. Among them we can recon-
mend the Planters', Merchants and Her
naudo as sound and safe institutions.
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Oh Those beautiful Kid Gloves at
yendig e. Bros, selling for 20 cents
per pair, and everything else i'm pro-
MARIAN. 35t
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TIE BEST rs THE CHEAPEST De.
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. OF
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A. K. FzAsELASD sells boots. shoes,
hats and furnishing goods Friday
morning ct 10 o'clock.
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K PrrrsBuRa and camel coal and gas
coke--Bigley. Mellersh q Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
Of Madison and Second streets. 81
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MURRAY 4 RIDeLEY, merchant tsilors.
81 Madison B,reet, have received one Il
the prettiest stocks Of goods ever brought
TO this market They will be able to show
to any gentleman the finest patterns for
suits, of the latest styles just from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose aud
will compete with the first class estab-
lishmeuts in the United States. We
would recommend our friends to look at
the stock Of goods received and being re-
ceived every day y these gentlemen be-
fore buying at other places. lot
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HATS cleaned, dyed. pressed, trimmed
equal to new. NJ. COHEN, 800 Main st.
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, IL you want good old Megibben whisky
20 10 Megibben 3 Bro, 28l Main street.
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DOUBLE refined carbon oil, SOC per gal.
Ion, at 234 Main street. 1871
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I'd

The prices are within reach of every
one. Machines are made to suit all tastes
and circumstances, and the plainest in
finish will work as well as the most costly.
Full and thorough instructions given
at the house of the customer at any time.
free OF charge, and the utmost pains
taken to render complete satisfaction. Of
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RIVER rNrBLLIaHNcE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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REMovAL.

lFADAME ANNA, THE FORTUNE
MI Teller, Of GAytss stree hiss removed 70
The corner Of Hsrnando road ard Collegs aye-
nue-one square IRON street railroad. ~
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The business will be continued at the old
stsud By the ind srsig1 ed, who IL nov better
prepared than ever before. with new presses,
ST " !. WHITMoRR,
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FoR all diseases of the liver, use
Gpody Liver Tonic. GO
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DoLBEARs Commercial College, $50
Main street. New pupils can begin any
day. Ladies' class morning and evening
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Lie and Fire Insurance.

Iryou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben Bro. loi nla.n sIes..
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A LARGE variety Of ladies' baskets and
feather duStess, at Schsarsenbefgs, asf
Main street. 1871
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Hyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben / Bro, 2sl Main street
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Once. no. l8 Madison Street
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
~ M n M r H Isl
Thursday Evsn1ng, October IA, 1859
TTHE CITY.

PIrrsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. N 7
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Special bargains I'm Dress GSeds at
yeudfg d. Bros, 228 Main st. 30f
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A warrant has been issued by Squire
Black for the arrest of negro named
Ep johnson, charged with committing q
rape and slicing with an ak yellow girl
in q cotton patch, on the Horn Lake road.
Ep. is very likely to find quarters in the
penitentisry. VI
We hope the number Of visitors to the
Leath Orphan Asylum to-day will be
large Persons who are unable to attend
can leave articles for the institution at
Stratton Il Goyer's, 228 Front street, or d.
rect them to Mrs. Miles Owen, Mrs.
Doyle, Mrs. Titus or Mrs. Tate.
The religious interest in the Central
Baptist Church on Beal street, near See.
ond, continues. Some thirty have united
with the church. The congregations are
large, but everything is conducted with
solemn decorum. Services tonight as
usual.
At meeting of the directors of the
Memphis, Jscksonport and Springfield
railroad yesterday, William Byers was
chosen President, j. W. Eldridge Vice
President, and F. s. Davis Treasurer.
Messrs. w. j. Wicks, l.. d. McKisick
anu W. Weio oPPohhtSA
committee to draw up bylaws.
Property lost and stolen in this city
during the police year ending June last
amou ntsd in value to $l09, $40; the Me.
tropolitans recovered and returned to
their owners articles and cattle amount
ing in value to $66,50l, which shows that
they have worked briskly and faithfully.
An irquest was held over the body of
Edward Dunn yesterday, and verdict
returned by the jury that :" he came to
his death by pistol shot from the hand
of j. NJ. Harris, in necessary defense OF
his ( Harris'] own person." An examin-
alton before Squire Hume f. Hill re-
shifted in the honorable discharge OF Mr..
Harris. }D Jaw b. - -
The bills abolishing the Shelby County
Com missioners and Judgeship have
passed second reading 10 the Legisls-
lure; but we are told ertr Notariss and
Justices of the Peace will be established
In this city. This looks like jumping
out of the frying pan into the fire." Are
Legislators aware that the State is thirty
four million dollars in debt, and that
Shelby county has already too many mo-
taries and justices and courts and con-
stables1 ..-
Something very like scope in the
Inferno was witnessed in the neighbor-
hood of Hell's Half Acre last evening
Irene Hall, Jane Dyett, Betty Ayent,
Dennis Ingram, Allen Banks and John
6uiglss, ladies' and gentlemen of Afri-
can descent, pesss.s Eiyed up in muss,
IA a,..ulted AID 6agte4sd sasL ether in
the the toughest r,u SIZE. They we're ~ ar
rested, and this morning recessed justice
at the hands of q magistrate.
The lectures 10 The Memphis Medical
College will commence to-~orrqy; This
is an institution that the people of Mem
phis should encourage in every way pos
sible, as q complement to the numerous
and valuable educational institutions OF
the city. These all tend to draw atten-
ton to our city from abroad, attract pop
ulation, diffuse useful intelligence, and
add to the general comforts and welfare
of the community.
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COMMERCIAL MArrERs.
Memphis Cotton Market--0ctober IA.
Eair dafnand al We aterday,a nuntaiions.

The rsosipts yesterday were 1920 bales. and
the stock on hand this morning, 1870 bales.
The receipts to-day are somewhat heavy.
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The LOOK STITCH viii

The LOCK STITCH which il
makes is more durable and beautiful than
any other, presenting the same appear
snce on both sides of the fabric and will
not rsvel. Il is also more economical,
requiring osE.THIRD LESS cotton than any
other kind of stitch. Being the same on
both sides. It is not necessary to use the
extremely fine sewing cotton required by
those machines which make stitch with
q ridge OH the under side, which can only
be concealed by using thread too delicate
and fine to bear ordinary wear.
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0FFICERS.
A ttentiOn Ally

GALL AT 4. II. GLIss0N'5 GROCERY
Stare. No. Iis Main street, corner OF TX.
cban,,e, and buy your family and plautatio1
supplies Hekeeps the best q eye5y I'M ala
he c;t free sf charge. Choice new rlonr'
n ans ,,fe. f't H." ArNfAl 49,
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New York stock Market-October II.

Liverpool Cotton Market October IA.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
The market opened irregular. with estimated
sales for the day. 1000 bales.
Middlirg Uplsnds.-....-........-.....
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old TYPE METAL. BETTER THAN
OBabbstt. for sale at this Office.
nEsIDENCE AND NICE WOO DBD LOTS
IL, for sale-Preston Place. cotIsr Of Vance
and Orleans Sta. W. A. WHEAfLEY, =.
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seIf.Rfsfng Flour Coming Down.
Now that -four has Settled" we can
make the following prices on SELF
RIsrSc Flour: l.a.4el e 4 a
dSilver Moon I" (best), $l2 80 per Dbl.
6 lbs. packages, 40 cents.
IL lbs. %
Family ga quality, $40 so per Dbl.
6 lbs. packages, - - 40 cents.
IL lbs. I" 80 rs
Grocers will please report stock on
hand, that the proper deduction may be
made. The "Silver Moon" brand is
made of the very best white wheat -four,
and is much the best.
OLIVER, FINSIE d Co.,
284 Main street, e
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Local Breyisses.

The police are after draymen who have
neglected to renew their numbers.
Asa Whitaker (colored) was fined $25
last evsning for asssulting Mr.. Abrams.
The negro Torrance bas bssu sent to
the pepitentiary for ten wears for house
breaking.
Al effort il being made in the Crimi-
NAL Court TO exclude "professionsl
Jurors"
The wea,bar 1. xIo.;on. ana bus;nass
quite brisk. Ladies are out in shoals
shopping.
Tha s,a,a t.;. :, Io.L.o, M;s. bo.
hesn nos.n o . nn,;i shs Is,h &c nart
month '''p'"'1 D 80
>>sSS
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nLANKs FOR MAGISTRATES AND
Is consfables on hand and for sale At tins
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money to Loan at ses Main st!
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-oNE QUARTER,MEDIUM
Gordon press. now In use and in REsFscr
oapFE. Price. $500 cash cost IS S20O; Eer par
S Public Ledger Office. Memphis.
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FOUND

EOUND IN A LUMBER PILE. BE-
II TWEEN Monroe and Madison Streets o gen
tlen ANS cloak-supposedt to have been stolen
which the owner can have by applying 81 226
Second street, proving property and pawn Yer
kh0 al var isement. 3b-38
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NOR sALE-A NEAT AND WkLL BUILT
Il two-story frame residence, southwest cor
ner Court street ADD Brinkley avenue:
I2se -44 w. A. WHEATbEY. Retbel BIZ.
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MASONIC MUTUAL e..
Life Assurance Association,
OF MEMPHIS.
OFFICE. NO. 324 FRONTS STREET.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon p It. Scruggs, Of Scruggs 4 Duncan.
A. Vaacaro, Esq. Of A. Vaccaro 4 Go.
A. Hstchett, ESQ OF Busby Hsichett. e
lid. Pickett, IT,. of Messick q Pickett.
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ner Court street ADD Brinkley avenue;
Ia ga W. A. wHEArLEY. Bethel BIZ:
PARE CHANCE--I OFFER FOR SALE
IN that fine two-story and basement BRICK
,rcs iderce on Jefferson street extended. near
"a. ms. and in the most desirable locality in
the ef Msmphis There seven sp mSISs
msnti.. In Eve rooms. aud pariors and rooms
10 main house are sslsndidiy coTnised and and
.shower-haths. warer-works complete, aud
No. cistern. Brick sable and cs,Ilass- osss,
The occupant, Mr.. B. 1. Eddins. will show the
property 10 psrssns desiring % purchase;
1910 ~. =. hDDlNo.
JlOR SALE OK ExoHArGIi-MY PLACE
II four miles out on the Hernsndo road. con,
tanning twelve and half screl GOOD lsnas wei
Improved; new house. kitchen. servants
house, smoke house. corn-enb. carriage house,
wagon shelter. etc.. all news hns young or
chard, raspberfies strawberrics add grapes;
me clover lot. grass lot. sarden. etc Two
splendid cistsrns aud horse-pond. Wui De
sold on easy terms e. exetenged Tor city prop
srty. FOR particulars. ayply 60
Ell. puurrr LrDoER nfire.