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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28

PLYMoUTn CHuRcn DESCRIBED Gath
in his interview with Titon, thus drew
him out in photograph Of Plymouth
Church:
"What is Plymouth Church, anywayw
said /. "Well," said Tilton, 1T Is
kind of club house, with female attend
ants. There are about $500 members.
There are also about fifty very rich and
cordial men in the church, who look on
it in the light of social club They
are generally worldly mon, who like
Bcecher and the snappy, snartish things
he has to say, his humor and his compa-
ny, and they put up their money. rejoice
in the institution, and otherwise play
poker, go to the theatre. or what not -
Beecher is a magnificent preacher, full
of things which touch the sensibilities Of
people. and vast mass of women go
there for their souls to be comforted and
made good. Now put these two ele-
ments together, the warmth and belief
of all these women, the wealth aud pub
lie spirit of those mon. aud you can
make, in detached, dullish town like
Brooklyn, au institution equal to mer-
chants exchange. There are plenty Of
men belonging to Plymouth Church who
do not care whether Bcechcr is IL de-
baucher or not"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28

would respectfully inform the public that
L have my LINE KILN, at EDWARDS FER
BY, in full operation, ana am prepared 70 FUR
nsh the best Of LINE at all times. ! will
ship il down the Canal to any point desired.
E.V. WHITE,
may 25-n Edwards Ferry, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28

In Detroit the other day man from
the rural districts, having considerable
money in his possession and being mode
rately drunk was warned by the police to
take care of himself TO which the self
confident bacchanal responded You
bet | will. Why, Mister, I'm chain
lightning rolled up in a ball and stuck
fall Of red-hot bowie-kniyes. I'm thun-
der-bolt from the North; I'm a regular
rip-up tbundcr-boltI Folks want to let
me alone, they do"' Alas! that such
dream Of invincibilty should be dissipa-
ted When the next morning dawDed,
the drinker, where was be? Well, he
was discovered by the same police fast
asleep in a coal she'd His eyes were in
mourning, and there was non-natural
hole in his head Watch gone. Money
gone The police, arousing the slumber-
err. with touch Of irony in bis tone, in
quired: Aren't you the Tbunderbolt
from the North z" Then the Thunderbolt
sat up. aud slowly and sadly replied -
NO, [ haint zackly tbunderbolt, but
I'm the du-ned fool who thought be was. 4"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-08-28
WOOL CARDINc.

HAVING PUT MY CARDING
&5 MACHINES in complete order, | am
49, now prepared to do CARDlNG, al
short notice and 10 the best manner.
5- All WOOL left al T. J Darby's, Daw-
sonville, James S. Windsor's, Darnesiowu
Bouic Bros, Rockville, or John Brooks, in
Georgetown, will be taken aad returned every
other week.
may 33-tf GEO. MCCORMICK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-11
FOR ARKANSAS River.


Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company
/ For Helena, Frtars Point and the Bends-U.
/ S. Mail TO Napoleon.
EREl nEIELRn
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. JOHN c. M'INCROE and bride re-
turned yesterday from a pleasant trip t
New Orleans, and are still receiving the
congratulations of numerous friends.
CAPTAIN W. G. JONES, formerly con,
ductor on the Memphis and Louisville
railroad, reached the city after an abb
sence Of several months north. He is
in good health and fine spirits.
CAPTAIN JOHN w. CLARKE has re-
turned from the recent railroad cOnduc.
tors convention at st. Louis, and the
great excursion made west from that
city. He says it was a grand excursion,
and thst they were treated like princes.
Mr.. F. &. NEIBIAUR, Of Brownsville.
is visiting the city. Mr.. Neimaur Is a
popular newsdealer OF Brownsville, and
has many friends ia Memphis who are
ever glad to see him here, and contrib
ute to the pleasure of his visit to our
city.
THE many friends of Mrs. Or. DrOna-
goole, OF Louisville, Kentucky, will be
glad to learn Of her presence in the CITY.
This is her first visit here since the vel
low-fever panic, and no doubt is enjoy
ing herself finely. The family Of DR..
b w. Avent are claiming her society.
THE Helena ARK World says: "Mr.
William Milford, late OF Memphis, takes
charge of the Office of the Western Union
telegraph company in this city the first
of Novemb Der, Vice Mr.. w. S. Taylor, who
has been transferred to Texas. Mr.. Null
ford is a thorough gentleman. complete
business man, and we know that he will
I'll the position with credit. We have
known him a long time, and can speak
from personal knowledge what we say
of him -
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-ApIl flirting with November.
The city council meets tomorrow
night.
The Lazy Of Lyons will appear OIL
the theater stage tonight.
Mary Clark, calored, was yesterday
arrested Tor house breaking.
The annual Exposition ball will bt
given the twentieth Of this month.
This latitude was threatened with
April showers yesterday and last night.
"A very large number Of country
people visited the Exposition yesterday
The song Of the mosquito is heard
in the land, and mOsquito-bars are in
order.
-Boro's grocery store, on the Poplar
street boulevard, was barglsrized night
before last.
The anniversary ball Of the Gruetli,
at Cochran hall, next Monday night,
will be grand entertainment.
-MueIleT's opera terpsichoTe at the
Exposition Friday night is the topic
among Memphis bellies and beaux.
"A few more days like the past will
cause the trees and shrubbery to bud
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taxed. But, on the other hand, il should
not be restricted in its operations by
usury laws. Let the conventional rate
Of interest remain at six per cent. per
aDnum, but permit the capitalist to lend
his money for the highest price be can
get by contract; just as the real estate
owner can do for the rent of his house
or land When this is.d0ne, there will
be less cry Of hard times in Tennessee.
t. H. L.
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FLOWERS, in splendid display, at

HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled in
the annals Of history Grant expected TO is.
sue proclamation! The killing of the big
fat Oysters at Farrell's and at the Exposition
as well as his AUdtdRcle house, . Jefferson
near Main street, where numerous hands are
BUSY killing. The big fats opened fresh TO
families at ten cents per dozen. forty cents
per can.four dollars per barrel. saloon prices
with trimmings, twenty-five cents, stewed or
raw; at Exposition building, extra rates.
One thousand barrels for sale at four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans at forty
cents. Big fats JOSEPH FARRELL,
P.S.-A man that can't walk over sawdust
don't want his trade.
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LAW REPORTS.
first tireais oourt-Judge HesskeII

first ireUte C0Urt-JudRe Hesskeli.
The court was engaged al Of yester-
day ia the trial of J. w. Barbee VS.. the
RlgfF CITY insurance company. After
its conclusion this morning the court
will adjourn over until Monday next
The second volume OF Thompson &
.Steger's code, taken from the clerks Of
fee has not yet been returned.
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The grand masonic gift concert posi-
lively comes off Oh the above day al
Norfolk, Virginia. Information can be
had up to the fifteenth at go Main
street, room four, upstairs, Bethel block.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

During a recent trial or comparison
of ordinary baking powders in New York
with DOOley's Yeast Powders, IL was shown
conclusively that better results were attained
with from One-half to twO-thirds the Quanti-
ty of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret Of the success lies IN the care
with which DOoleys Yeast Powder IS pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are injurious 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 groceTs.
SO to $1,000 invested in stocks and gold
pays2O0 per CT. a month. Send for particulars.
rumbudge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall St, NY.
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APPEAL RATES.
RATES or ADVERTISING,
IN DAILY APPEAL:


GE1 insertion, per square 81 ..
uhsequent insertions, per squsre.....-...,-. o.
Eight lines solid nOnpareil make one square
and twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices are 20 cents per line nrst u,
sertion, Is cents per line per week. and ~
cents per lin per month.
Wants, etc. are 10 cents per line hrst lnseE,
ION, and 5 cents per line each snoseq uen'
Insertion,
Death and Marriage notices Funeral noli .,5
and Obituaries, are charged II Ies UNI %
Wevfu not accept any advertisements 10 lOl'
low reading matter.
First or Fourth page advertisements s'sllon'
AIRY, double rates.
s-eeirnen copies sent free OF charge.
oar nail-boozs are kept by posto1nces, and
moi bv individual names.
Il, ordering papers changed from one PostoInce
- snother the names OF both posbonces
sbould be given.
5ye solicit letters and communications upol.
subiects Of general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by responsible
name.
.s-e viii not return rejected communications
Al letters, communications, OF anything else
f1r the APPEAL, should not be addressed 70
sr1v Individual connected with the once
but simply the
APPEAL. Memehis. Tenn.
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LIVINGSTON & COMPANY,
DOg EsTIC AND FDBEIGN AANKERS,
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.
CORE spOndeRce solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN d CO.,
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TO COFFON SHIPPERS.

If you want your cotton delivered BY
a fast freight line of undOubted capacity, ona
that can give assurance OF time, SAFETY, econ
omy In handling, and certainty of prompt de-
livery 10 all points in the United States and
Europe, call ON Captain Ed. Hart. contracting
agent for the Blue Line, over the New York
Central ana connecting roads, and by best
II Madison street, in Tomlinson's Office,
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.

The cheapest and best STEAK nxEINe
s soSS e l,5ass HOUSE e tse s E q 80 Sc
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JET PALACE.

Ladies, take notice that the finest line
in black garnet goods, consisting Of pins,
earrings, hair ornaments, necklaces,
etc., has just arrived.
guarantee black gdrnets to Outlasi
and excel in beauty and briIliancy any
thing ever worn in fancy jewelry.
Above goods, also all other jet jew
elry bought st this establishment VIII,
as usual, be repaired free of charge.
L ROEECH ER IR-
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establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best work, at prices
to suit the times.
B. A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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FIFTY dozen of all wool undershirts
at 81, worth 81, at the cheap blue store.
H. MORRIS & BRO.
ninIr. u.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITN RIVER.
FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
St. Louis and New Orleans Packet 90.
For Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orlesns
Str. COMMONW EALTH. Shields nn asfsI.
11Ls eieganJ passenger steamer -
viii leave as above NJ
THIS DAY, November 18th, at p.m,
For freight or passage apply to
j. i. WASHINGTON, Agt., 10 Madison 81
Regular Memphis and Rev OrIaan.
Packet for the Seasa1.
Leaving Memphis Every Alternate THURSDAY
commencing October 10th, 1874,
Str. BELLE LEE..I = EicIre ,,,ss,e-
Al NLlsnOAu ....-...... clerk
This elegant steamer Will leave -E-ss.
as above - 1rgs,e
Thu hSUAFi November 18th, al I O'cIock
pm, positively.
VIII give Through Bills Lading to Liver
pool over Mississippi and Dominican Steam
snip ComPany's Steamers, or by san vessels,
Enr freign1 or passage apply to
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 10 ADDISON ST
The BELLE LEE viii pay particular atten-
tlon 70 al way and bend business and asks a
liberal share Of the patronage so generously
bestowed in days gone hv ocfS7
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MEMS heavy undershirts st sic at
the cheap blue store.
II. MORRIS IL BRO.
LII -.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
EVENING SILKS

In variety of cOlors, at rs cents; also,
a line of fine black Cashmere silks, st
panic prices, at MENKEN BROS,
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REMEMBER Sig. ROescher has reduced
the price of his excellent
"TROP HY GIG A r"
to 5 cents a piece, or 81 IS per hundred.
Be sure to try them. 296 Main street,
next to city icehouse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-11

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-dve
cents per can, At A. SIGNAIGOS,
IGs SECOND and les Main streets.
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HOSIERY.
ATTENTION.

Ladies' hose and children's hose are
offered at low prices at
AIENEEN BROS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-11

THE best, the purest, the cheapest,
Sig. RoescheT's
ROPHY GIG ARS,"
price reduced to cents apiece, or "a rs
per hundred. 296 Main street, next to
city icehouse.
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MERRITT's LAST PICTURE.

The friends and acquaintance of the
late Rev. L. G. Ransom, are respectfully
invited to call and examine his portrait
life-size, just finished, at Merritt's gal
lery, corner of Main and Union, Ovel
Stewart, Doherty & Co.'s.
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CLOTHING, hats, caps, boots and shoes,
from the late fire, regardless of cost at
the cheap blue store.
II. MORRIS & BRO,
x09 Mai., Qfroef
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Vim
cent BOttO's l94 Front street.
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
aeasTokgsa. Geo. w. Jones q Co, keep it,
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LANGUAGES.

IF you want hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing Of any kind, you can get it at
Brownies, Is jefferson street where you are
sure to be suited in style and price.
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JOHNSTON { Vance
JUST RECEIVED LARGE STOCK OF
CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS
MAsUFAGFURRD EXPRESSLY FOB THEIR TRADE.

They Defy Competition in Quality,
Style and Price. Fits guaranteed TO be as
good as can be made to order, and as they
bUy exclusively for cash, cannot be under
sold in'this or any other market.
In addition to their stock of new and
desirable goods, they have a large lot OF
Coats, Pants and Vests of Broken Suits,
which they propose to sell regardless Of
cOst---many articles at say half the cost.
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THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEIyG

FLEIsHMANNs g. Co.'s compressed
yeast, the best article offered in the market.
For sale by all grOcers. Ask for directiO
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Ladies and gentlemen taught to speak
and read French and German fiuently For
particulars apply TO Mdme. DEFREY, LehneT
house, corner Second and Washington. La
dies entrance, between the hours of 10 am.
and ~ m.
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PARIS MILLINERY.
LEUsRIE BROTHERS.

Largest stock of Fine Trimmed Hats
In the City.
HE Leading styles I'm French Fel1 and
Velvet, trimmed by Best Pat.
tern Makers.
81 80 90 IS so.
- so 10 s. so.
81 80 TO S. so.
Same cannot be bought elsewhere for
Double Price.
LEUBRIE BROS,
2gO and 222 Main Street.
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R00Ns ARD 8OAHC-
WANTS.

1.-TWO SITUATION SIS Separate or together,
i in town or country A widow wishes .elts, Z. 70
A young lady would teach. Terms moderate.
Reference uneXceptiOnable. Address
novll No. $50 POPLAR ST.
0OOK- WAITER--A good woman cook
Il also, a boy 70 wait on table. Inquire at
No. ] Beale street, southeast corner shelby
and Beale. ChAS. btRION,
GENT-An active agent for Waggener's
% Trial Balance Book Large salesf liberal
commissions. Address ID. 4. " aggener x Co.'
sA Walnut street, Philadelphia. nOvlO
GTTUATION-By respectable white woman
y in good family, 10 do sewing and light
b usewCrk; no objection 10 going short dis
tance in the country. Address
nOVlO ~. - thls once,
{ AIDES SICK or in confinement TO nurse,
L by an experienced and Intelligent nurse.
Apply at "a LINDEN ST.
CITUATION-By a German and his wife
- the man 70 care for horses and drive car
rage, the woman 10 COOK or GO houseWofk.
Apply at 402 SHELBY ST.
SITUATION-By a healthy white woman as
! now TN, Appeal Office.
1OO HANDs-To work on levee. Apply 10
IUU HARDEMAN & POLK,
nos At Hardumes, Tensas parish, La.
A TTENTION-Choice Meals and Lodging
n Ao1 only Sc at and TIB IA SbeI52 street re-
/ 0-N At IS MARKET ST.
( OOK-An A No. Cook. Apply at this Of
l nee OcS0
IKTANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACIO-
RY, 81 Washington st. Awnings Of all styles
made to order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-upholstered, vanished,
ard packed Tor shipment. Carpets taken uP.
cleaned an relaid. Al work called for and de-
uvered free Of charge. H. BUTTENBERG.
NOUNG MEMO learn telegraph cperat-
i ing for new railroad and commercial Of
fees. Permanent positions as soon as quail
fed. Address Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph,
Box -, Memphis, Tenn. se9
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PRINTS! PRINTS!

Merchants are invited to examine our
large stock CT fancy and side-band
prints, which are offered at New York
quotations. hENKEN BROS.
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STRIPED SILKS

SIhIIE I'd SILAD
In a variety of designs, at IS cents.
These goods are offered at a sacrifice, at
MENKEN BROS.
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CHOICE LOT WISCONSIN BUTTER
At BUCKHAM d co.'s,
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AND EXHIBITION OF FANCY DANCING,
by the pupils OF his academy, presenting the
following magnificent
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IOoKOUT FOR FRIDAY NIGHT.
GRANn sOIRER DANsANTE

Al the urgent request Of numerous IrlenJA-
Mons MUELLER has kindly consented 10
1--WE. sd the Exposition Building, on FRIDAY,
<oyem Der 18th, 8
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LOST.

LOST
CPECTACLEs-A pair Of gold spectacles, on
/ = Poplar, Adams or Orleans street. Inc
finder Will call at ~ ADAno p.
/ cyHAWI-On October 18th, tine double
/ = black cashmere shawl. The finder viii De
rewarded by returning It to 90 Union street.
nOvu d, +. POLh.
nOOK-WIth names OF subscribers TO Carson
ID & Barnard Masonic Record. Finder Will
/ be rewarded for leaving il az l0l JeiLers1n 81.
Ro0aEs ARD BOARn.
MISERABLE rooms and board, also day
u board, at % MADISON 81.
DOOMS AND BOARD-For families or gem
N tlemen, furnished or unfinished al l4O
Madison street. nos
noONs AND BOARD-Desirablef 'front.' room,
n with board, al s. UNION 81.
doom AND BOARD-O One unfurnishe
n room in private family. lOl ADAMS 81.
Il at IS MONROE ST.
doom AND BOARD-Fiue front room on
III first floor. unfinished, with board. Can
accommodate few day bOardeTs also. Apply
at 1874 Third street, corner OF washington
DOOM-Choice room with board in a private
II home, good locality, near Besle street
cars Refer 70 Colonel Rnowlton, POST
office. or J. P. Finnie, 2Si Main st. sep-9
DOOMS-GEE HOUSE, cor. Main and Beale.
Id, Fifty newly furnished rooms, single or
In suits for gentlemen Onlyi s. and 81 per
month, 50 and IS cents per day. GOOD board
ct I'VE dollars per week. ia the buildIng: sels
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ATTEND RObertscn'a Basiness COLLEGE,
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FOX RENT OR LEASE

T9ARMS "A beautiful farm, thirteen miles
north Of Memphis and one and one-hal1
mile from the Paducah railroad; one hundred
and dfty acres cleared, under good fence, and
in high state OF cultivation: a good dwelling
and outhouses, good gin and orchard; viii be
rented one year or leased for i've years. VIII
sell four head horses and corn to run the place.
Also, thirty-acre place for rent. Apply at
octI7 $50 POPLAR STREET.
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reduced to ) cents apiece. 296 Main
street is the Mace.
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". =. 1opLlo..-s master j. ". .IhOdes- cIarh
WI leave every MONDAY, WEDNEIisSiDlAv
ana FRIDAY, making all thu coast Iandinos
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This evening at o'clock,
The Isughable Comic Pantomime, entitled
FLIP AND FLOP,

which has been put upon the stage with New
scenery. Magnificent Costumes, and which
gave the audience so much pleasure las
Ight viii again be presented with New Ne
clanical Tricks and scenic Enecis, lnclnulns
me- 15RAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
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SALE OR EXOHANGE.
sTRAYED.

n1O REWARD-Strayed from my house,
DlU 1854 second street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, November 2, 1874,
VERY LARGE ROAM COW;
mas small crumpled horns. pointing down In
front: has a very large bag; but do not think
she has any ear-marks. The above reward
will be paid for her return to me at ia second
street D. Il. HAYDEN.
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D GLOVES, KID GLOVES !
GREAT BARGAINS.

LEUBRIE BROS.
22O aud 222 Main street.
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VIII depart as above on MONDAY, WEDNFS.
DAY and FRIDAY OF each week.
For lreis 81 or passags apply an boaTi
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THE way to get your moneys worth
smoke Sig. Roescher's delicious
Trophy Cigars
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EXTRA NICE BUTTER
At BUCKHAM e. co.'s,
liz p2aafa gfraaf
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VERY CHOICE BUFTER
18Th NOVEMBER.

BUCKHAM & co.'s,
lis Beale street.
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WE HAVE COME TO STAY.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceola, and al Land
fngs on the Way-Elegsnt sidswheel steamer
g.. W. Cheek, -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-11
ANUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
THTRD ANNUAL
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
LAST WEEK OF THE EXPOSITION
GREAT AND SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS
For the Closing Nights.
The Exposition viii
Positively Close on Saturday, Nov. nth
GRAND MATINEE,
nj. "wednesday Afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Admission for Children only 10 cents.

The Committee on Amusements are glad q
announce that FOR the pleasure OF our patrons
during The day. they have made an engage
rnsnt with the celebrated ROYAL MARIO
NFTTI TROUPE OF AUtOmaton Figures, v nc
made tbeir first appearance on Monday even
ing 10 an immense and delighted audience
NJ Naricreffis viii appear az