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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
FRESH SPARERIBS
At George Thomas, IS Poplar.
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

During a recent trial or comparison
OF ordinary baking powders in New York
with pooley's Yeast Powders, II was shown
concluslvely that better results were attained
with from oue-half TO two-thirds the auanti-
~ Of the latter, than with any other Ia mar
ket. The secret OF the success lies in the care
with which Dooley's Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are I'M urious to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict of the consumer is ALWAYS
In our favor. For sale by all grocers =
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EPICUREAN ESTERTAINMENT.

Such is the generally pronounced YER
dict OF all who partake of the viands
served by Mrs. Bullock, at the Mansion
House, No. 333 Main street. In addi-
ton to ali the delicacies OF the season,
the finest OF Norfolk oysters are daily
received and served.
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Mrs. Bullock, at the Mansion House
No. 1888 Main street, serves oysters il
every style-roasted, steamed, fried
stewed, on the half shell, etc. She has
club and banquet rooms, ladies' depart.
ment and restaurant, all fitted up most
comfortably. Her bar is supplied with
the best liquors, wines and brandies ever
imported.
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No. So Union street, keep the best sad
die stock for sale in the market.

STEWART, DoHERTY & Co., wholesale
and retail dealers in and importers o.
millinery goods, are just now in receipt
of one OF their largest and finest stocks
of holiday goods. They are ready and
anxious TO show the ladies OF Memphis
that the present financial stress is a
blessing in disguise, and for that purpose
have reduced their plices immensely.
Every lady, however small her means,
can now procure needed articles of dress
at the easiest figures. A very few in-
quiries st their counter will demonstrate
this. Remember their place-No. 1913
Main strickland give them first and
early call. Depend upon it, you win be
pleased in both styles and prices.
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B. LOWENSTEIN s BROS.
STURLA.

John Sturla, the great oyster prince OF
Memphis, at No. 337 Main street, corner
Union, has one of the most popular res
taurants and saloons in Memphis. John
is a good judge Of an oyster, and owing
to his extensive business and great pop
uisrity, keeps only the best and latest
oysters to be found in the ocean. He
has arrangements by which TO receive
fresh Norfolk oysters every day by ex-
press, and is prepared to serve them up
in any style-stewed, fried, raw, steam,
on the half-shell OF whole shell. His
bar is well supplied with the best brands
Of liquors, wines, cordisls, ales, bran
dies, cigars, and tobacco. His new hot
drinks are special features, which prove
agreeable to every customer.
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IN THE CLASSICS.

Juvenal, somewhere in his satires, re-
marks the excellent flavor of Gauranian
bivalves, but then Juvenal never tasted
the splendid Norfolk oysters daily served
at the Mansion House, No. 1888 Msin
street. In addition to fine liquors,
wines and cigars, every article Of the
seasons market is OF Mrs. Bulloek's
popular tables.
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Brooks, Nicely & Co., No. se7 Front st.,
Have in store, and are receiving, the
finest assortment aud largest stock of
Louisiana sugar and molasses brought
to this market during the present sea-
son. They bought at bottom figures for
cash, which enables them to offer supe-
riOr inducements to the trade.
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NOTICE.

Ill advertising Bills after this
date, for amounts less than Five
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule JCiLL be
strictly adhered to.
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Silk Turquoise and silk VelOurs at 70
cents a yard. Black silk velvets at 81 so
very cheap. Also, bali fringes and
bugle trimmings. MENKEN BROS.
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CARPETS
, low down.
BRYSON 4 CAME.
STOP THAT COUGH.

Use Williams Balsam of Wild Cher.
ry and Wood Naptha, the best remedy
known for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, and all affec.
tions Of the throat and lungs. Try il
and be convinced of its magical effects.
For sale by all druggists.
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. COLLEGE

Among the excellent institutions OF
thesouth is the Christian Brothers col.
lege, located In this city. The curricu.
lum Of this institution is comprehensive
and judiciOus, and embraces every study
necessary to afford the student facilities
for thorough classical, literary and
scientific education. Parents and guard
ians who wish to avail themselves of a
tirst-class college for the education of
their children and wards, should enter
them at the Christian Brothers college,
whose faculty is composed of gentle
men well educated and thoroughly quail
fled for the responsible duties of their
high vocation. No better college ex-
lists in the land than the Christian
Brothers college.
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MRS. BULLOCK'S.

The Mansion House, No. 333 Main
street, serves up the finest oysters that
were ever shipped from Norfolk. The
bar is supplied with fine liquors, cigars,
wines and hrandies
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EXCURSION TICKETS

To New Orleans will he sold by James
Speed, 2S7 Main street, for fifteen dol
lars for the round trip on a special train
via. the Mississippi and Tennessee rail.
road, leaving Monday at six O'Clock in
the morning, good to return until De-
ceynber 7fh
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KID GLOVES REDuCED.

To-day we viii sell q line of elegant
kid gloves at So and IS cents. These are
new goods, and are one and two buttoas.
MENEEN RROS
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Ladies' SILK Suits.
Ladies' POpltn Suits,
Ladies' MeIange Suits,
Ladies' Diagonal Laine Suits.
Ladies' Quadrille Suits,
p Ladies' Serge Suits,
Ladies' Alpaca Suits,
And an immense variety of others, at
prices within the reach Of all.
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CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMASl

Just received, a fine stock Of new toys
and fancy boxes of all kinds, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call at BERToN,s,
Corner Fourth and POPLAR streets.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
DOB ESrIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business of out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN & CO.,
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BLANKETS AT REDUCED PRICES.

Fine white wool 1914 blankets at 50,
a and S. per pair. Also, California
blankets at lower prices.
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DIR. 4. P. TURNER,
DENTIST,
No. sss Main street. Corner Of UnIou
THE MANSION HOUSE.

This famous place of entertainment is
the best in the city, and under the
charge Of Mrs. Bullock is gaining great
Ioy
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CHILDRRN'S SHOES,

Having received a line OF custom
made children's shoes, we are selling
them at low prices. Every pair war
ranted. MENKEN BROS
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Still lower prices on our immense
stock OF Brussels, Imperial, Body Brus-
sells, Ingrains, Three-ply and Stair car
pets. Also, window shades and lace
curtains. MENKEN BROS,
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B. L0WENSFEIN & Bros,
Corner Main and Jefferson SIS
JOHNSTON & VANCE.

Everybody in the city knOws, or ought
to know, where the above firm holds
forth-their establishment being at sos
Main street, under the Peabody hotel,
They keep there always on hand a
splendid stock of the finest ready GUS
tom-made clothing, being of every grade
in quality and in all the ruling styles.
No gentleman, whatever may be his
ideas of tonnishness, can fail to be s1at-
ed, and at prices which cannot be under
cut by any other dealers. The nobbiest
patterns in each garment are always on
hand, and you can get business sack
or Prince Albert walking-coat at your
call. Everything in their stock is SER
viceable and stylish. In the department
display and give figures that are unap-
article of furnishing goods for gentle
men, from immaculate linen to the
smallest piece of underwear, can be
found with them. Their stock is kept
amply supplied from the New YorA
markets, and the novelties Of each sea-
son are no sooner announced in that
market than they are ordered for this
house. All these goods are marked
down, and can now be had at the low
est figures. In shirts they can suit the
most exscting, giving to ali guaranteed
fit, and goods that will wear and stand
the rage of q washeFwoman. From "the
latest thing out" 10 the shape of trimmed
fronts, collars and cuffs, down the list OF
grades, they show the best and cheapest
goods in this market. Overcoats are
made speciality, and now that the rig
orous weather has arrived, they are
ready TO provide all corners at summer
figures. All styles, colors ard prices are
On their list We feel sure our readers
will ''give thanks'' that we thus direct
their attention to Johnston & Vance's
stock
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Fine meltons, doeskins, cassimeres
and suitings at reduced prices. Gentle
men wanting a good article, cheap.
should look at them.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
dueements for advertisers to reach a
large class Of readers.
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SUITS, SUITS, SUITS!

Ladies' intending 20 purchase ready.
made suits will find unusuaI advantage
In Inspecting the extraordinary stock
Of these goods now on exhibition At
LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
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FRESH MINCE PIES
And fine Confectionery. Call at
SPECHT d WALTERS,
No. 81 Madison.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure fol
RrraLGSG. Geo. W. Jones q Co., keep it.
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FINE UASSIMERES UREAP.

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 2sS S.
cond street. HANSON EWATK FIR
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TIE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEIyG

Eststsblishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best vork. at prices
to suit the times.
B. A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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HOLIDAY ATTIRE" is what the
fsshion-sheets call the latest styles il
the millinery goods line, aud Stewart,
DOherty & Co., of No. 338 Main street.
who are wholesale and retail dealers in,
and importers OF, such goods, are deter.
mined that Memphis ladies shall have
all such articles in due season and al
the lowest prices. Their stocks have
Just dTrfeed and are now on exhibition.
They have an excellent array Of goods.
bought at the lowest prices, and will be
content with small profit. Hence,
they are offering their goods at prices
never before duplicated in this market,
and the ladies are invited to call at once
and see for themselves that "sueh things
can be-" Don't forget the place.
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(YOw-on Sunday, Nov. p, 1874, one red ard
~ white COW, medium size; hair crop IN
right ear, smooth crop and under-bit IN the
left; both horns sawed or.
GEO. h. CHAMPLIN,
noVe8 Head Of Bass avenue.
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Illinois
Administrator Notice.

HAVING been appointed by the Probate
e0uFt OF shelby Counfy, feauessee all-
minlntraL0r vi th the Will annexed Of Thomas
A. BufOrd decd, this IS to notify creditors 10
at once lie their claims, and debtors 70 pay
their debts. r. D. WALLACE, Admir-.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.
HALL & CO.,

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-fiv.
tents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGO5S,
23S Second and los Main streets.
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IF you want a hydrant, street-washer
or plumbing OF any kind, you can get il 81
Brownies, 10 jefferson street where you are
sure 10 be suited In style and price.
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TIE Deutscher -Bund will give
its fifth annual ball at Cochran hall, to-
mOrrow-Dight, and are making ar
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REMEMBER when you want to buy 3
good running-walker or fox-trOtter,go to
HALL rn,s
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THE AANSION HOUSE.

If you want to purchase or hire good
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KENTUCKY SADDLE HORSES

For sale at Hall & Co.'s. Also, good
draw mules.
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slcKsDurg. a nsndmi OF determined
men are defending the homes Of that
historic city. Once more will the negro
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
quets and decorations. Crsig's, 3T9 Main.
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MENKEN BROS.

REMEMBER st. Patrick's fair at As
sembly hall and enjoy yourself.
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TRIMMING SILKS REDUCED.

CABANAS CIGARS. sc EACH.
II. Esch, go Second, opp. Court Squar
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90 TO HALL & co..;

GET YOUR FURS REPAIRED
and refined at Dary's, II Jefferson.
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patiently submitted 10 in Mississippi, OF
whether il would be patiently submitted
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pUiLDlNG-Suiisble for sale Stable or Ia
ID dertsker's establishment. Terms es,sv
-Aa1ftea p, Appeal office.
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BkK 1KON AND STEI

Feed Cutters, Corn
toru, Csrry Combs, 4
shorals and suad
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........s ~ sslOsaup ssnu corrupt omcials,
who, with one CT two exceptions, have
i,g1.. 4.r.as.-.- ODD asf
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ATTEND RObertson's Business College,
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OF cleared lana VIII rent all OF part OF IL pry
low 90 good tenant. The party renting can
pay his rents by fixing up fences housas- ,srr
lhls winter. Apply 10
cav GQODLETT & co. X Ernrt u
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TOR RECT.

COTTAGES Ruth street, very cheap.
~ J. 7. CAPEHART, 8jS Second st
DO0Ms-Hsudsome furnished rooms al So
H month, AT No. so MAIN ST.
A. E-ContainIng SIX rooms ana kitchen
u everything convenient; good location
rent cheap Apply az ~ tennessee street.
NICE HgCsE-Apply TO
~ DR.. SHAW, cor. Besie and second sls,
TOrTAGE-OBe aud a half story cottage.
nient to fernando street cars. Rent, s. per
month. EUGENE b. LYNN, 20 Main st.
Use BUILDING on the northwest corner
L Of fernando and Elliott streets, hereto
Tore used As family grocery and residence.
eDd suitable for either or both.
no1l A. }. HARRIS, - Madison street.
FARMERS PREPARE FOR Is75-Al Other
y renters invited 10 examine our city, So
REzsVXNiF z 90 81 ~ III AI AN 81
W. ", Meeelou, Ia Rental Department.
DUILDING-SuIisble for sale SI,-bIe or In
u dertskers establishment. Terms es,Sy,
.Aeofees r, Appeal office.
kM-seyen miles east OF Memphis, On
THREE HUNDRED ACRES
Of cleared Land; viii rent all or part OF II very
pay his rents by fixing up fences, houses SIC
This wlnter. Apply 10
cav GOODLETT & CO., * Front &.
business HOUsE-A four-si0ry 5TIeF
a anH
Msin; vel lighted and commodious, An
ply 10 @. b. PETERS, JR.,
rows - Madison street.
ENGISE-2J-horse power engine and boiler,
u Apply Al IA NORTH SECOND 81.
V'WO-sTORY HOUsE-No. 81 Mos6y street
4 e,gni rooms with coal and Soo a. honse
Apply 81 81 SECOND ST.
GTOREHOUSE-Fr From and after Noven1 Der
- I, lo94, stOrehouse No. So Main 81. (under
Peabody Hotel now occupied by Aessrs.
Francisco a Wlggin. Apply 20 -
Oct5 K. &. BKiNKLEY.
- EsIDENCE- T1vO-siory frame, very con
n veuient and desirable location, street cars
passing in front; low 70 prompt tenant Ap-
ply 20 n. 6. HOLLEN BERG, - Main -.
DOOMs-Hends0meIy furnished rooms Ap-
~ ply az Room 3, third door, lgl aasin street
u EsIDENCES-s5 Union street, Il rooms
n 20 Union street, 8 rooms; cottage and i've
MINOR MERfwETHER, SO second 81.
AZ ADISON sTREET OFFICEs-Two new
III grounc-nOor mont Offices II No. 6 Madi-
son street. suitable Tor physicians, lawyer,
talon or for a fruit store. Apply al
oc2 No. Is MADISON ST.
: TOREHOusE-l2s Beaie street. Also. the
- DIV ELLING, 81 Exchange 81. extended.
Apply 81 loot OF Washington street 20
SEQ X l.. OOJHkAk.
CToREs-Tvo desirable stores, Nos. 4 and a
81 gf FIERCE, next door.
gToREROoA-26s second street. Fixture
- and iurnstire Tor sale. sci
TNOWLER HOMESTEAD-fjorpeT Union
L street and Marshall avenue, with cut
houses. stables flower and vegetable gardens
ard spacious front yard, for one year, OF =
ierro % years, 70 q desirable tenant. Apply
n McFAR IsAHD 4 GOODWIN,
Hu2s - Madison street.
= WIss COrrA0E-on smelly street; Res
- tzuranL No. - gsiiersson street, and two
olher cottages. J. Z. BIGELOW.
fe5 ~ Main street..
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THANKSGIVING TURKEYS
VICTOR D. FUCHS.

The best in market-ehoice. Prices
suitable to the times.
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EHARM-Seyeu miles east OF Memphis az
u Macon road,
THREE HUNDRED AcREs
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOOIs
Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Company

lFllas 81 w Il'll-r
For Hickman. OlEnhuE. Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer CITY OF CHESTER, d.
Lel m asLsif
Leaves as above THU RSDAY, Nov. 25th, at
) o'clock pm. AD- STORM,
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company.
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EAhNEES PREPARE FOR Is75-An oiheI
4 renters invited 10 examine our city, 81
'Sfnan isaQ ountTy properly, Tor rent.
IRRELEVANT & Co, y Madison 81,
~. ~. MEL'Hllum. Rental No. rs....,H
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business HOUsE-A four-siory DrIeF
ID business house, No. q Adams 81, near
Main; well lighted aud cOmmodiOus An
ply 10 q. b. PETERS JR
-nv1E n MaFszg5s
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sALE o. EXCHANGES

u ESIDENCE PROPERTY - The valuable
II residence property, known as the DoRa-
hoe Place, on the Charleston railroad. outside
the city limits, Tor which the late Nj. Shoe
make paid thirty-siX thousand dollars, Is now
JOr sale, or viii exchange for business prop
erty on Union, Shelby or Main, between Non
zoe End BeaIe stEeers. WV. II. SLEpfsF. IR.
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WANTS.

Ii to know that the CUSTOM HOUSE.
"a corner OF Shelby and Gayoso streets
gives the best beds and meals Tor > cents
Open all night. noz6
CITUATION-By a white woman, IN a phi
= waite family; besI OF refereI &c. Apply At
novel ~ JEFFERSON ST.
NURsE - MiddIe-aged white woman, 10
~ nurse in private family. Apply at
EpvA DONALDSON ST.
doom AND BOARD-By a gentleman and
IL wife, q furnished room and board. IN a
private family. Terms must be moderate,
Win reference stating terms and location.
Address U. K, this once
GgITUATIOS-By an experienced salesman,
~ in a wholesale grocery, liquor or tobacco
mouse. Address SALESMAN, this Office.
7ll HAEDS-To work on levee. Apply 70
AVO HAhDEMAE & POLK
nos At HardIimes, Tensas parish, La
WANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO TIE
W MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
hft 81 Washington 81 Awnings Of all styles
made 70 order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-uphoistered, vanished,
nAc packed for shipment. Carpets taken up.
cleaned ana relaid- All WORK called for and de-
uTered Tree OF charge H. BUTTEN BERG.
NOUNG MEMO learn telegraph operat-
Il ing for new railroad and com 10 ercial Of
nces- Permanent positions as soon a. quail
Fox -. Memphis Tenn. -"
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PIANOS.

Ola NOS AND ORGASS-Tuned. repaired
[ and exchanged; work done by expert
enceC, hrst-class worEmen, and warranted,
Leave orders for city OF country nj
II. 4. HOLLEN BERG =, c srk's II srble Block.
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DROPERTN-Ftrst-cls improved residence
L property; eight thousand dollars; one
fourth in money, on time; balance in other
property. Address MAX Appeal nfice.
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zeal. This 18th day Of December, f8f4
4. ". CALDH Nl4f1 ]. p.
A. Reichypann, atty Tor plitf decl3 su
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BRYsoN q CAMP
Nn
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FOR HELENA & FRIAR's POINT
CHEEK LINE.

!
VIII leave as above every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday throughout the year.
For freight or passage apply on board.
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COTTAGES Ruth street, very cheap.
- J. T. CAPEHART, 8Js second st
DOOMs-Hsudsome furnished rooms al So
h month, al No. so MAIN ST
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= Mss COFrAG E--On shelb y street; Res
- tsuranL No. - Je1ienon street, and two
other cottages. J. 4. BlSELON.
~ " Main street
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ANOTHER LOT OF BARGAINS.
IN ENKEN BROTHERS.
ANNOUNCE THE RECEIPT
DRESS Goods, DOMES7ICS
AND FLANNELS.
Handsome Empress Cloths al Panic Prices.
Handsome Cashmeres at Panic Prices
Handsome Cold and Black Alpacas at Panic Prices
Plain COlOred AIpaeas at I5c per yard.
New COlOred Alpacas at 25c yard.
Raven Black AIpacas at 25c yard.
IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS

Fine Black Cachmere Silks SO SO a yard.
Fine Black FaiIIe Silk 81 80 yard.
Fine Black Gros Grain Silk 81 so a yard.
CO1ored Gros Grain Silks 81 IS a yard.
Colored Fai1le Silks 75c yard.
Striped and Fancy Silks SIC yard.
Evening Fai11e Silks 81 a yard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-26
70 EXCRAMGE.

4 AND-For term OF YEAR, 5 acres OF good
4 4 land, within three miles OF Court square
suitable for 8 market garden OF dairy. Inquire
of 6. RHINE, So Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-26

EAR-RING-On Main ST., between Jefferson
II and Beale the lower part Of a coral ear
ring. Return 20 sll Main street, ana be re-
warded nozo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-26

Use BUILDING on tire northwest corner
L % fernando and Elliott streets, hereto
Tore used As & family grocery and residence.
eDd suitable for either or both.
uoZl A. J. HARRIS - Madison street