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BRAY q BRO
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.

BRAY q BRO.
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.
Go everywhere. Read all advertisements, and
then come straight to our store and buy your
GRO ERIES.
no; Sugar, lOc; and lie; per H.,
Rs%fI Family spff5 EsT s quarter bo
Eeaal to WeIehs for s2-9 per quarter Dbl.
ses; Sedsn Syrup only f ssT sr gallon.
Cut Loaf DriPs CSC per gallon:
Bess quality kee ide per f. per gallon
81 Japan Tea for sc. per ID.
EttEa fine Imgsrial ard G1apOwder, q per lib.
Cassard,s Canyassed Hams lsc. per ID.
Prime Shoulder Bacon, ssc. per Id.
Best Java Coffee, Re per lb
Roasted, 3. and zc rerlb.
loo lbs. Clover Butter, only 25c. per. ID.
3s1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
my0 Between 81 and "a SITS, north side.
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON
ooLoso oSs SHgn a. TIA Of sas
been pronounced BY oonnoisseurs the finest in n
FINEST g, sEsfq 9SFSESAn;
FINEST TofN IsF Hys9 9ESt.x
FINEST ENGLISH BREHKfAsT, ANo'
all new CROP isS siSS isss6fS
NoSsEA oEpS&Sff SpsS, IA SayA i'm
ROASTED cofffk AL SkhDEEs. A''
For sale low fnowsIse M5p .s!.
s NJ: s sESs hA9E kskk fMiAcxrnrL,
No. j ECONOMY sHAD,
fsSSETsMSSfh sbkffff HERRING.
CopfIsH and SCALED HERRING.
'' BROWNING & HEATING,
GA Pennsylyania avenue.
DEPOT 70. Prqa go ~ E1 pos h.,saoa
Just rese n lo gallons Pats AsTRA IL OIL
WIN N'' BROWNING MIDDLETON.
Ga Pennsylyania avenue.
WINES, &c.
Our stock Of WINES and LIQUORS is very com:
and eannos be Pp ID y ANY this sSe Of
e. Rg S{IsSSa; @0aris Blanche" Champagne,
y MC s G6aHds5 nc GrSse s seal,s g..
Oh ~. M MnidI;ner Dry 'erzenay ddoo.
Pleasant Valley Carte Blanche" do.
Pleasant valley Paris Exposition" do.
'Hennessy Co. Coenac Brandy,
0tard, Dupy Go. Cognac Brandy,
California Brandy, Madeira Wine,
0Hs' Muscat, Pure Malaga,
For sale low, by
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
SHERRY WINE IN BOND.
ary S N s enG
town, ID. c., which will sell at q very small ad-
vance. 1t 10 wine Of our own importation from the
celebrated house of Ysasi, Cadz, and has been pro-
nounced by Judges the finest wine this side the
Atlantic. Samples can be seen at our stsre.
We are Sole Agents for the District for y. n.
Martin Cos world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, dstelled from the best grain expressly
for medicinal uses The trade supplied at dstillers
prices, by BROWNING MIDDLETON,
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LOVERS OF good tea will be interested in the
advertisement Of VIM. +. Given, In another col
umn.
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LADIES' UxpERaARNENTs of all descriptions,
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at c. BAUM's Undergarment Factory,
It'll street, Intelligencer Building.
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wuLARDs' HOTEL SALE.-We would call
especial attention to the sale of liquors, &C., to
take place tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, as
OF different brands of Champay ne, Ciaret, Extra
Wines, superior Whisky, Holland Gin, and Ger
man Wines.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-ByJ. T. Co.dwell 6
Co., yesterday afternoon the following lots, in
square No. ~, between NJ and n streets north
and Third and Fourth streets east No. to
stephen Tally at 10 4 cents per square foot; No.
81 cents per square foot; No to j. P. T. Lang
at 10 cents per square foot; No. 70 Henry Albers
at 10 cents per square foot; No to j. Z. L.
Lang at 1Oz cents per square foot; Nos. and Q
70 Chas. Heidmpller az 10 cents per square foot;
No. 10 TO Geo. Emmart & Co. At 10 cents per
square foot; No. II to j. p. 7. Lang at 10 cents
Der square foot.
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EVER SINCE the sewing machine was invented
many attempts have been made to construct a
frst-class machine that could be sold at rea-
sonable price. To the Mclean & Hooper and to
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
object. The Mclean Hooper Company has pro-
duced a machine which sews directly from two
spools, forms the elastic lock-stitch, and runs
lighter than any other machine using two
threads. The Wilson Shuttle Machine bears the
palm of excellence as a irst-class tailoring ma
chine, being more durable in construction and
better in the arrangement Of its working parts,
thereby producing lighter running and more
easily managed shuttle machine than any of its
competitors. Price list:-McLean & Hooper
machines, $40, S45, $50 and SIS; Wilson's, $40
$45, $50, S15, S105 and S125. A. & L. Rosen-
thai, No. 4n4 It'll street, are the agents. and sell
these machines on very accommodating terms.
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Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
zoos Pennsylvania avenue.
HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
OUR DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at G. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot,
9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS

NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IA SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry 90 land Mails and Passengers
The steamers Of this fsyOrite line built
ly for the Atlantic passenger trade, and 400
fitted MP in every respect with all the &4RXR
modern improvements calculated 90 ~
gers.
Pdssdse Rates, Payable IN Cvyeaev
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
BERRY.
FIRST Cabin Shs and S75, according TO location:
Cabin Return Tickets, Slso securing best accomrnO
datons; intermediate, sss; steerage. s2s Psrtie
chase tickets at reduced Fgr further partic'
ulars apply % HENDERSON, Bk11 ha NJ Bowl
vsnia ayenss- WILLIAMSON CO., 14fe lsth
street, Washington. ID. q. nh4 ON
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting Watch
Key. Fits any watch, and warranted not tc
wear out. Price 90 cents. If
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MERCHANT LINE or STEAMSHIPS
IVA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Heresftsr the Fine Steamship Il. G, KNIGHT
JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY CITY, -oeoS
NV YORK, ALEXANbRIi, WASH
INGTQN and GEORGEToWN, as follows leave
NV YORK fro N Pier 80, East River every AZ
HkpAl dlp 2. a. Leave GEORGETOWN every
tkiDAI 1t m, and ALEXANDRIA the came
day at 12 m. -
For fun information apply 10 R. p. A. DENHAM,
Agent, once aud wharf loot Of High street George
ieli.h Nv. THOMPSON. President.
SHoRIRsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH.
aad Pofersae Lises-Stesmers leave He4@H
Seventh street Wharf, twice daily
sun1sy p m excepted J at a. m. aud D. m. once
609 Pennsylvania avenue. myE-tf
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THE ESTABLISHMENT of M. H. Prince, No
evening at p m. during the heated term. If
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

96Rp STOP PAYING -
BOOTS and SHOES. M
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MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
CEYLON, LAGUAYRA, MARACAIBO, RIO,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
VI '~1s wv BROWNING MIDDLETON,
GA pennsyly ania avenue
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THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS mi
yesterday. Sergeant 8. w. Taylor was reduce
to the ranks for violation Of the rules. SergeaI
l.. p. Seibold was reprimanded and transferre
TO another precinct for violation of the rule
Charles H Horner was reprin1anded for condu'
SEES Of Martin Van Siyke and Jeremiah Costel
10 sell liquor were dfsapproved. John @. Faii
ter was promoted to be sergeant, vice s. w. TIA,
Tor, feduced. Private j. Z. Boteler was desi,
mated as acting sergeant. Gov. Cooke was presei
as member Of the board ez-c6Seio.
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WANTS

IL board: and day boarders can be suited
al los CouIt street; good room and central
Location ONAH
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6pAluluk
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT. 8,
SAM SHARPLEY'S SILVER SHOW
Combining the talent of
LoGRENIA,
The Iondon EscRmoteur; the European
froupe OF Trained CenRries, lava Sparrows,
Psroouets, White Mice, Russian cats ana
one that attends. The presents rangein value
from 50 cents 10 $50, consisting OF gold an9
silver watches, barrels Of -four, silver plated
ware. furniture, fancy goods, cutlery, etc,
Admfssion. so cents with present; Parqueite
and Dress Circle, IS cents with present.
GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Night, October 18th.
ONE MIGHT ONLY
ORPHANS CONCERT /!
BY Thirty Children,
From Lauderdale Springs, Mississippi, Or
phRns' Home.
GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
From Lauderdale Springs, Mississippi, Or
phans' Home.

Fanow-citizens Of Memphis:-By b ur'
gent solicitation o; the Trustees OF this
Home we have been conducting q series ol
concerts for the benefit OF helpless chnoIen
OF the Confederate dead This year we pro-
vide Tor 10 children. About loo more are
row asking for Rdmittsnce into the nome.
VIII you help us provide for themi MnlIe
most Of these are The children Of taien Con-
tolerate soldiers.R majority OF them sfe chll-
dreu OF Masons and Odd Fellows. Our boys are
now makine the brick, n We are endeaVor-
inc 10 raise means 20 build substantial houses
that the children may be taken nom Ihen OH
sbsufies before another winter, ana that
these houses may stand 10 bless orphans yet
unborn. Come out and hear the chllaren-
rhe scene will awaken the better emotions
OF your heart Al .Ih4MhA az
Admission, 80 Cents Children 20 Cents
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commences
ST "a O'Clock.
When thou outiest down thine harvest IN
thv deld, and hast forgot q sheaf tiny nela'
thou shalt not go again TO fetch Us shAlI
be for th~eStranger. for the fatherless anu lOI
the widow; that the Lord, thy COD, may
bless thee in all the work OF thine hands,-
deuteronomy 2-l. 0cIye01
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NUMEROUS ASSAULT.
A Traveller Attacked ON the Road while
Riding Home

AdelIberate shooting with intent to kill
took plece in the Nonconnah bottom,
Thursday evening, about shutdown. Fred.
Cole was the intended victim. He had
been to Memphis attending the trial Of
Early j.. Esson, who was charged with
killing q young nan by the name OF
Lyles, in that neighborhOod Last spring.
Mr.. Cole was riding home on horseback,
and as he had passed a wagon loaded with
cotton, which was moving ~citywards, be
felt a shot enter his back near the middle
seam of his coat, and went out through
his vest in front. He instinctively felt, II
the wound had not warned him OF the
fact, that the shot had proceeded from the
mon who were riding on the wagon he
had passed. Though severely shot, he had
grit and strength enough left to pull out
his pistol and show fight. He fired at his
murderous assailants and they fred at
him as long as there was any ammunition
left. He WIS of opinion that he shot some
one of the three or four men who were in
the wagon. Having emptied his pistol,
he rode on bis way home till he reached
the house of q Mr.. Kelly, where he was
attended by DIR. Raines, who succored
him with all necessary medical and surgi-
cal aid, but, at the same time, gave it as
his opinion that the wound was very dan
gsrous.
AnoLner account STATES bhab bnbfe WAS q
regular quarrel between the parties in
the wagon and MI. Cole. They OF the
wagon cried out insultingly, "Get out of
the way" An alteration ensued, and
then firing commenced with the result
above stated.
Captain Gray yesterday arrested a man
upon suspicion, at the instance of Coles
brother, but 1t turned ont that he was not
the person sought. He said, however,
that he understood 1t was q man by the
name Of Lewis, of Desoto county, Missis-
sippi, that shot Cole. Lewis was In town
yesterday with a cotton wagon.
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PERSONAL.

Elder w. W. Keep, a Baptist minister,
especially well known in Mississippi snd
throughout the South, is announced as
associate editor and general agent of the
Baptist, heretofore conducted exclusively
by Dr.. 9rsves. II is needless to commend
Mr. 70 the people of Memphis. deserved
q large, prosperous church years ago
IN this city, and the many will ever greet
With welcome this excellent gentleman,
and devout christian minister. The sue
cess OF the Baptist, Methodist and Presby-
terrain papers of This cityis wonderful, and
has resulted from the fact that the best
men, IKE MIR. Keep, are proper represent
stives the morals snd intelligence Of
their churches and of their newspapers,
Colonel Kinlock Falooner is in town.
He gives a good and cheering account Of
the labor OF the Dsnocracrscy Of Holly
Springs and vicinity.
Ex-msyor A. II. Douglas, General
Ruttin n Colonel W. l.. Duff have been
appointed a delegation by the MAYOR,
chamber of M and railroads to
yisis Shreveport and there represent US at
the railroad convention to be held there
next week. We commend these GENTLE
men TO the favorable consideration of the
people OF Shreveport, Colonel Douglas
especially. He was mayor of our city in
the years before the war, when our
growth threatened TO outstrip that OF sOr-
rowing Chicago, and knows as much
about Memphis, Shelby county and West
Tennessee as any man in the State.
Messrs. Douglas, Rnhin and Duff will
represent us well, and will see to 1t that
Memphis interests are protected amidst
the multitude clamorous to advance those
OF other important points.
Mr.. James Brent, formerly connected
with the mechanical department OF tie
APPEAL, is now, in connection with Mr.
]. NJ. Hines. publishing q Democratic
paper in Rowling Green, Kentucky. We
wish him every success.
Mrs. Myrs Clark Gsines, whose mast
peaceful moments hS4e been full ofsxcit-
ing romance, and whose life has been 8
esselessillrstrstion ofinfexibllit Of pur-
pose, who has been the foremost figure
for thirty years in the most wonderful
hat ever p~erplexed lawyer and ex-
acted the earnest attention of profound
bar the most eloquent of all her learned
adyooates. This excellent woman, as
much beloved for her feminine virtues, by |
those who know her well, as the simplest i
that has lived aloof from the |
world, il BOW a guest of the family Of ex-
mayor LoHand.
Commodore Ed. Montgomery, Arkan-
sas; Colonel L. p. McNeal, Bolivar; |
Kinlock Fslconer, Mississippi, !
e. L Lanier, Baltimore; Colonel WIN. B. |
street, Arkanass, are stopping at the Pea
body hotel.
Tim HAT at Ta;dvia l
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AID FOR Chicago

The following sums were handed in TO
the president of the First Nationel Rank
yesterday, collected by Messrs. Porter
and Craig for the victims of the great
flame:
Ford, Porter d 90 $50, d T Porter 50.
q A Macrae Is, various cash 50 IS, J d
Keys 8, NJ Henocksberg 8, G A Wilson 3
Rubsch & Durch 10, Martin Cohen 1. Pj
Quigley 8, Thomas & Guess 10, by gentle
men whose names we could not make
out, IS, Mrs Holland 1, Simon Lscle 2.
Armstrong, NALL & Co %, A Lowenthsl
3, S Jentges l, 8 G. Rine,5, j II Yoegli s
Al Stoddard q Co 10, William Walker g
90 25, II Rosenthal 8, Samuel Mosely Is,
This makes q total Of $I5,2 9l collected
to which the mayor viii add 5000 apnro.
priated by the general council, making
S2O,29ls The proceeds OF the OLYMPIC
theatre last night are added. Mr.. Davis
Will send this respectable sum 70 the NAV
or of Chicago to-day.
TIL membfrs of the General committee
are requisites to meet at the First Na-
tional bank this morning at ten o'clock,
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Memphis and St. Louis Us, Nail Line

For oseeols, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo; connecting at Belmont with me
Iron Mountain r. r, at Cairo with
Illinois Central railroad aud
boats up the Ohio river.
This elegant passenger steamer -
will leave C
THIS DAY, october I4th, at 5 pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, East aud West, apply
10 General Railroad aud Steamboat office.
TON B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at the st. Louis WharfbOaL
W. DILL. Agent.
ocl4 FLEM. v Sup'f.
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cRAzeD BY LOVE.
A Girl Rztned, and Roaming the World
. Crazed LunafIe.


We have received intelligence by letter
from Humboldt OF the particulars Of q
case of crime, that appears a. heartless
and black as any that occurs In the COM
mon course OF HE. The victim in this
case Is a young lady by the name OF Miss
Addie Walker. who has been a citizen OF
Humboldt for twelve months past, where
she wss engaged in teaching children the
art of making wax flowers.
Miss Addie Is an orphan girl. Her
father and mother both died while she
was almost an infant. She was reared in
Dyer county, Tennessee, near Friendship,
a small country village, whore she has q
sister living. Addie came to Humboldt
some time last year, and was employed
in a millinery establishment. She behaved
with marked propriety, and was but lit
tie known among the young people in
the town. She WIS very dignihed, mod
est and very fine looking, but Wss not
highly educated, as was stated in the AP-
PEAL. She WAS naturally q girl Of very
fine sense; but, notwithstanding, the Vi
porous fangs ofthe serpent has filed her
blood with woe and misery probably for
all time to come.
Yesterday W weeks ago, Miss Addie
arrived at Humboldt In company with q
man who registered his name as I'M. Nix
on, New Albany" It was noticed that he
was giving her his undivided attention,
he calling for separate rooms, and regis
tering hername and residence, Hickman,
Kentucky. After having these rooms as
signed them, he told tho head clerk that
he would like to have q room in close
proximity to hers, IS she was very un-
web and might need some attention,
The next day they left for Memphis
where most likely they were swallowed
up in the throng and LETT unnoticed. The
next place she was noticed was on the
train going back toward Humboldt on
yesterday week. Having tickets for Lon
isyille, the young lady, upon the stopping
Of the train at Mason's depot, arose anil
LEFT the cars. Asking q b~y-stander the
way to'a hotel she proceeded Immediately
there and called for Don Being sskei
If b had any baggage, she handed the
clerk a check for her trunk, which she
said had gone on the train. At her re-
quest q dispatch was sent on and the
trunk was returned by the next train. In
8 short time the guests Of the hotel no.
ticed that something was wrong with the
new arrival, who acted very strangely,
y talked exeitedly in an incoherent
manner. Friday abe became worse and
attempted to throw herself from a second
story window OF the hotel. At times she
would rave and tear her hair in a violent
manner, and while so doing would call
plteously for some one whom she termed
William" Her psr0xysms finally be-
so violent that foree was rendered
necessary to restrain her from committing
self-destruelion,
The young lady hiss been travelling late.
~, and it is said she was a dweiier in
Memphis for a few months me time and
boarded at a place called French LOUIS.
"
EXAMINE our fine stock of boys cloth
ing, just received. They are the hand
in the city.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,.
2SS Main street.
FINE Boys Clothing sc
MAMMOTH Clothing house.
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TIE MAMMOTH SUNDAY APPEAL is GER
tsinly the best advertising medium ever
presented to the attention Of this public.
Its large circulation is distributed among
a class Of readers not reached by the
everyday editions, while its broad pages
enable us to give proper display to the
cards of our patrons without trenching
upon the space demanded for reading
nnatAar
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THE CHIcAGO C0KFLAeRATlcN.

Joe Locke, the enterprlsing news dealer
at 1854 Main street, has on his counters
the "Cincinnati Commercial" containing
a diagram of the burnt district in Chicago
with full explanatory notes N facts roll
ative TO the great calamity. Also, Cooley
and Peterson's Magazines for November
and late northern dailies and weaklies,
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We beg to call attention to the sale Of the
Charleston House, advertised in our COL
umns. IL is admirably situated, near tho
Memphis and Charleston depot, and af-
fords an opportunity for a rare invest
waaa~N
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Nciies to Exhibitors.

THE Exhibitors at the coming Fair are re-
requested 20 make their entries at the
Chamber OF Commerce, corner OF CONNER
cial Place and Center alley, during the pres
emit week. They are also requested 70 nave
articles pm the grounds on Frsday and
Saturday, 18th and 18th instant. Superin-
tendents Will be there 10 receive them, and
guards to protect them.
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PUBLIC SALE OF SIX ACRES MEM.
Pills SUBURBAN LAND.

DY virtue Of q Trust Decd made 20 me by
~ ". A. KIM and Mary A. King, his Wifs,
Tor the purpose OF securing q eertAin indsbt-
ednesa therein mentioned, and recorded fn
the Registers once OF shelby county, Tenn,
in book %, page 81, l viii sell, To the highest
Dldder for cash, Al public sale, In the auction
room OF Royster, Trezsvant a Co., on the
northeastern corner OF Main and Jefferson
streets. In the city OF Memphis, on
Monday, the sSd Day OF October, Is71.
between the hours OF IL O'Clock am and
o'clock pm. SIX acres OF land, being the east
half OF lot No. TWsnty-slx Of the subdivision
of the lands OF VIM. Cooper, as recorded in
b Registers onee OF shelby county, mont
2s feet on the south head of Central ave-
nue. BY q depth al so feet, adjoining the
SouthWorth torHaerly King's) place, on Gem
trail avenue, 81 miles from the city,
and within . lew m1nut walk OF Wilson's
on the N. and @. Railroad. me sir
acres VIII be sold together, and the equity Of
waived. For Information apply
o Rses 3. E~dmondson, Attorney Union
street JOSEPHINEF y.
September q. 1911 sSzss
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SIQcKH0LDERs, ELEcII0N-

OEFIcE OF MEMPHIS AND OHIO K r Col
Memphis Tenn, Sept Is. ls7L
THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Il of this Company, for the purpose OF
eleeting fifteen Directors, viii be held At tia
of1ce OF the Company, No. OX Main street.
Memphis, Tenn, MONDAY. the Ieth October
between the hours OF 10 and 3 O'Clock.
stockholders will be passed free on 18th.
18th and 18th October, on presentation OF
stock certificates 20 conductors.
EAGDAtITT, Vtce-PreGidanG
and ActinR President n, ana
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-Ieddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, brieklsyer, 2s4 Main st.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. al Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
81. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third snd Jefferson
atroeta,
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formerly known as the Courthouse Saloon,
No. 43 Jefferson street, hiss been pur-
chased by L. D. Payne & Co., who intend
keeping on hand the finest beer, wines,
liquors and cigars n the city, and will set
3 drst-clsss lunch every day at ten
Oieloek.
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Memphis and st. Louis US. Mail Line
For Osceols, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at BslmOn with the
hon Mountain X. h., at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats no the Ohio River.
UrAH---.-.....---...-.---T. r. VOORHEES,, master
This elegant steamer VIII leave a.
as above E
THIS DAY, 18th mat, al 10 am.
Tickets for all points via Memphis snd st.
Louis packets, North, East and West; apply
to General Railroad and steamboat Office,
TOM b. DUNN. cor. COURT and Main SITS.
Freight received atthsS t.Louis Wharfboat.
FLEM. CALVERT, GenT BUp't
oel4 We DILL, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-14
GAS Frrrrss, SIS second street.

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pysentery and summer complaint are
CURED by Mrs. Whitcomb,s Syrup, which
is sold for twenty-five cents a bottle. See
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