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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-14

The most thrilingly wonderful and
startling tight-rORe performer the
world ever saw, and who challenges the
entire world to compete with him fol
fifty thousand dollars and the worlds
championship, will be thar, too; we
mean on the bluffs, in Old John Robin
sons Big Show Tuesday.
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the fashionable and leading waltxes this
s %sS also, ,, the Long Branch Ger;
Centennial" and New York Waltz
Qusdrilles," all new and extremely
beautiful.
The following is the mortuAry report
for the week ending yesterday afternoon
az six O'Clock.
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TAYLOR, JOY & co.

THOSE who are looking for desirable
and centrally located residence lot to
build on, will observe in the new adver-
tisements on our first page, some very
desirable property to be offered on Tues
day next, upon Wilmington street,
which is to be one of our most beautiful
throughfares when the elegant and per-
manent pavement is compile ted now be-
ing laid down by the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
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Attention is called to the card of John
ston & Nunns, wholesale dealers in toys
children's goods, fancy China and Bone
milan ware, etc. They offer at wholesale
for cash the largest and best stock o.
these goods ever brought to this market
including all the novelties introduced
this season in foreign, domestic and me-
chanicsl toys. Purchasers will save
time, annoyance and money by looking
through their stock before buying else
where,
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Have on hand q large and complete
stock Of groceries, and are in receipt of 6
large stock of bulk meat, sugar and mo.
lssses, which they are offering very low,
as these are one of their specialties. Mr.
w. f. Bowdre has charge of the cotton
department, and gives it his entire at.
tantion
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NOTICE.

All Advertising Bills after this date,
for amounts less than Five Dollars,
must be paid for before insertion. This
rule viii be strictly adhered 10.
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ess goods in great variety.

Dress goods in great variety.
Black cashmeres and mourning goods.
Flsnnels, water proofs, and ladies' cloaks
Children's Scotch and fancy plaids.
Ladies' and children's fancy hosiery al
very low figures.
White and colored blankets at reduced
prices.
Call and examine our stock before
buying, at 312 Main street.
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Administrator Notice.

TIIHE undersigned having qualified as adj
i minis TatOr of the estate Of james Joyce
deceased, and letters Of administration there
on having been issued 20 IN by Tue Probate
Court of Shelby cOudiy, Tennessee, hereby
notifies sill persons who have claims against
authenticated, at No. 81 Front sheet, NJ en-
phts, Tenn, within the time pre- crtbed by
law, or this notice will be pleaded in ban OF
their recovery; and all persons Indebted To
said estate are requested to come forward and
make payment. PATRICK r. GALLEY
Admi nisfrafor estate of Lames InEc-. dec u.
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IF anybody should see johnny Lowlow,
and Charley M'Carty strolling around
the city Tuesday morning, get police
man and take them right up to Old
John Rebinsen's Big Show on the bluff,
as he wants them to make fun for all
the people.
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S. VENDIG, 226 Main st.
DIR. A. WEsSON e. SONS.

No. 243 Main Street,
Are plugging teeth beautifully with gold
for 81 80 each; inserting full sets of teeth
on the finest gold plate for $35 set; on
rubber for $40 set; and extracts teeth
without pain by the use of "pure laugh
ing gas" These gentleman guarantee
their work to give ptrfecL satisfaction.
Give them q call
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GUS wOLFE'S SALOON.
Rotterdam Gin, Irish whisky, English
Ale on DFaught-The Place 10
get your Drinks.

Mr.. Gus Wolfe, proprietor of the pop
ular saloon at No. 10 Monroe street, has
just received a large supply of the IA
nous Rotterdam gin, which is undoubt-
eddy the finest article ever made. Mr..
Wolfe has also received another supply
Of Irish whisky from the celebrated
house of Jamison & Son, who are note
for the superior quality Of their liquor.
He sells more ale than every other house
in Memphis, aud for this reason is ena.
bled to offer il in fresh quality at all
times. Mr.. Wolfe is noted for the fresh
ness and excellence of his English ale,
and in no instance has he failed to satis'
~ his customers. Gus Wolfe's Is the
place to get Rotterdam gin, Jsmison's
Irish whisky, and English ale.
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Gard of Thanks.

The fathers Of st Mary's (Catholic(
church desire to return their sincere
thanks to the ladies and gentlemen who,
by the Artistic manner in which they
rendered the various vocal and instru-
mental selections during the concert on
Monday evening last, contributed in so
signal manner to its success.
+. LUCIUS, O. 8, F,
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lOUTE o. ORD John RORTNso- -
GRAND STREET PARADE,
Tuesday asrninE, Novemb.r teu,
TO Elk CHANGE.
2OnO HARDWARE for house ana Lon :,
y NV ldem phiE at HifzfeId i % G..,S.., :.

H0 w Memphis at Hitzfei d' 3 a sG SCION. toS ~
DLAN LION - INCIDENCE win en-
olAAEe plantation price ten thousand
itfH.f " nlch rents for two thousand dollars
p Annumi and q hrst-clRss suburban RESI-
|Hnc- ce forty-rve hundred doIIsrs1 for
illN'L city propertyi or / Will exchange
p Thousand dollars, rents for i've hundre6
o. ~ per annum, for Improved CITY promo.
llut 20 above properly perfect, and free
~ hI lncumbranoe whatever Addres5
-. 1.nE property, and state lowest caEl
= "I Lradei T.J. HUMPHREYS,
~ u. q L. u =
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Mile. Jennie TOurnOur,

The flying child of the clouds, will APP
pear in her beautiful and marvellous
ieats upon the single flying bar and per-
form the most thrilling feats ever wit
messed. She will be found on the bluffs
in Old John Robinson's Big Show.
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AFayOrabIe NOtOri,Hty

The good reputation of BrO,07a's b, on
chat TTOches, for the relief of coughs,
colds, ana throat diseases, has given
them a favorable notOriety.
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$50 MAIN STREET.
John LOWIOW.

The prince of all the clowns, and gen.
isl and courteous gentleman withal,
will be in attendance at Old John Rob-
inson's Big Show, Tuesday afternoon
and night, to make you laugh and feel
at peace with all mankind.
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ATTEND Roberlson's Business College

Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city serips at low
est market rates, in sums TO suit tax
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PARTIEs paying taxes will do well to
purchase their State, county and city scrIps
a. the Manhattan bank, where they will BE
Faf
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Greatly reduced prices. Look al
them. Tra,. ostry Brussels from 81 Is up. Three
Mn: extra sr,,ar iDgratns; ingrains, 40, 30 and
6ec; Hemp carpets -. KEN BROTHERS.
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lei. NinO Eddie

without exception, the finest and
most select stock OF BflIinery goods in
Memphfs IL AT James H'Kee q Co.'s, 33S
Main street. corner Union. see their
bargains and prices advertised.
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Beautiful colored Or ,ss silks at ST. sc
per yard.
Good white flannel at 15c per yard.
Yard-wite Shaker flannel, 35c yard,
Great bargains in flannel.
Lsdies' cloth, 81 25, 81 so, and very
handsome, 81 1854 inches wide.
Good wsteTpr )of, 75c per yard.
Splendid waterproof, 81 per yard.
Navy blue and zeal brown pure silk
velvet at 81 per yard.
White fleeced-lined marseilles, very
cheap.
Just opened an elegant new two-but-
toned kid glove at 81 per pair.
Navy blue and brown, solid colors,
cotton hosiery for ladies and children.
New embroideries opened.
Seal brown and navy blue pure silk
velvet at g per yard.
Ladies' fieecy-lined, fancy striped, ex-
ira long bose just received.
French beavers, chiDcillas, tricos and
ladies' cloakings from So to S. per yard
beautiful French goods.
ChildIe1's sash ribbors, in brown,
navy aid cardinal, very cheap.
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MorinO Hosiery.


A line of children's Merino hose at
very low prices Ladies' Merino vests and
drawers. Children's Merino unJ erwear
MENREN BROTHERS,
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Cassimeres for Gents Wear.

Fine English cassimeres for pants aud
suits. Black cloths and doeskins Also, cas-
simeres for boys wear. These goods are
cheap. MENKEN BROTHERS,
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The Two Orphans,
The expected engagement of few d

The expected engagement of few dra-
matte companies has "roused greater in
teTest CT been looked forward to with
more delight among our citizens
than that OF FuTbish's Fifth Avenue
combination, which makes its de6ut in
the play of The TtOo Orphans at IT, g
Memphis Tneater to- morrow night. AL
ready there has been q rush for seats,
front seats, back seats, any seats, in fact,
which may afford an opportunity to
witness and enjoy play of such supe-
riOr dramatic interest, presented SO il
will be, with artistic Professionally the ex-
ceIlent company. We will here state
that the Kurdish combination have their
own stage scenery, and will there
fore have The TtO0 Orphans properly
mounted, and as to scenic effect pre- sent
the piece in the most admirable style.
In speaking Of this play and Fui bish's
dramatic troupe, the Washington Re
publican has this TO say: "The great
play of the ItCO Orphans, which has
had such a tremendous run in New
York, aud which has been gree ted with
crowded houses at FOrd'5 operahOuse
during the week, will be presented at
the matinee this afternoon and at
night for the last time In this city. 1t
has been the universal testimony Of
those who have had the pleasure Of wit
Messing this touching story Of Partisan
life, that it is the best French drama
ever presented to the amusement-loving
public; and with the splendid Fifth
avenue company in its rendition, it is
not to be wondered at that such over
flowing houses have greeted it night
after night Where there are so many
leading parts it is difficult to individual
ize as to the merits ~ the players. The
delicate acting of Miss George Lang
ley as the blind maiden, wan
dering in the streets sightless
and helpless, singing her plaintive
melodies, in search for her sister "Hen-
riette" Miss Dolly Pike, forms the
central attractions Of the play. The
splendid piece of character acting of
Frank Evans as the crippled knife
grinder, cannot be surpassed, we take it,
BY any other actor in such 81 impossible
psrt. 1t is an assumption that requires
real genius and undoubDed ability, which
he seems to possess. As the old bag
OLA Frouchard"), Miss Amelia Harris,
is so true to nature, that, nOtwithstsnd-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Heating Stoves, for parl0rs, omcss,
ehuiehes and stores. Largest variety az
HI. wETTER IL cos.
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SITTING does not mash it. The new
folding pannier and dress supporter
which am now making, lis the only
pannier in which ladies may sit down
without fear Of crushing it. l make it
in all lengths, and guarantee it to wear
from six to nine months.
LOUIS LANCE. 383 Main St
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Theatrical Goods.
RaU TnUAUrv

Last night that popular, reliable and
scientific jeweler, Thayer, whose estab.
lishment is at No. $40 Second street, re.
celved large and well-selected stock Of
solid gold riDg1, ladies' watch and opera
chains, fancy and ornamental earrings,
breastpins, charms, etc. He will sell
these at very low rates, and guarantees
to please every patron.
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COME by, and buy that first-class Coal
of Packer & Co., 1872 Main street. Prompt de-
livery. satisfaction guaranteed.
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A InhI A InhYH

1000 dozen ladies' and gents banker.
chief, slightly imperfect, at
FIFTY GENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
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Buy your Coal at 1872 Main.

EVERYBODY should buy "Pomeroy's
Baking Powder" 1t is the best. Ask your gro.
81
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Our SpeciaIties

BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converse's, 81 South Court
street.
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COUNTY SCRIP, city scrip and Stare
warrants at the lowest rates, and in sums to
suit purchasers, for sale at the Manhattan
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Fine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teaehers' Bibles, fine pocket-Books.
A. f. DOD & CO., 81 Main.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Emma Lake.

The peerless queen of the arenic cir
Gle, who stands to. day in all the world
without q rival, will with her beautiful
thoroughbred hOrse-pets, "Alexis"
Bonnie Scotland" and "Will Cody"
arrive Tuesday morning, and appear un-
der Old John RobinsOn's big tents at
every exhibition during the three days
stay of the big show in the city.
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The greatest bargains will be offered
this week ever before offered in Mem
phis.
Fast-color prints SC per yard-2O yards
for 81.
Heavy brown domestic SIC per yard.
Bieached, fine article, Sc per yard.
Linen shirt fronts 10c apiece.
Large size ladic3 shawls, 81.
Breakfast shawls, Csc.
Ladies' lace collars, 10c.
Whalebone coiJets, SOC.
Heavy red flannel drawers, 81.
Merino undershirts, SOC.
Fine white shirt, ST. 60 worth 50 so.
Wool white blankets, So so.
Comfortables from 81 upward.
Boys cashmere suits, 81.
Boots and shoes, cheapest in the city.
Notions at half value.
TO THE TRADE.
Having on hand the entire stock of
notions of Hollowell, Crockett & Halter,
l will sell them at the greatest reduced
rates. Call early and procure bargains.
S. VENDIG, 226 Main st.
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NEWS
OF the Greatest Importance and Interest
TO THE LADIES.
VERY LATEST STYLES

We have received from our buyer, Mr..
KIemer, now IL New York, an immense
assortment OF the
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CITY, State and county scrip for sale
at the lowest market price at the Emmet
bank. Taxes paid when requested.
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HE largest stock OF Hats, trimmed Or
unIB1mmed, ae James N'Kee a. Co.'S, SIS
nafn stress, corner OF UafOn.
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Mid Gloves

Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrips at lew
est market rates, in sums to suit tax
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MAKE sure that you purchase one OF
Wiygins cheap hats before they are all sold,
at 3Is Main street
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KAHN a. FRIEBERG.
GREAT DRIVES. GREAT DRIVES

We offer tomorrow morning
Great drives in 10, 900 yards4.4 bleached
domestic at Zoe.
Great drives in 10, 900 yards best calicoes
at 7c.
Great drives in 5000 yards canton fan
nels at 1Oc.
Great drives in 5000 yards 1O4 brown
sheetiDg at SIZE.
Great drives in 10000 yards medium
light calico remnants at sc.
Great drives in 100 pieces lOom-dice ia
BILE linen at 40c.
Great drives in $500 yards black alpacas
at soc.
Great drives in 1900 yards black lustre
at 55c.
Great drives in 1000 yards sstteens at
30c.
Great drives in 1900 yards 1alerna dress
goods at zoe.
Great drives in 900 yards ginghams at
10c.
Great drives in sound goods. Our goods
are not damaged.
Great drives in 10000 collarettes at 8,
and 10c
Great drives in 5000 fiae corsets at SOC,
| 60c and 81.
Great drives in 20 cases ladies' pebble
goat shoes at 81 so.
Great drives in 10000 pairs misses and
childTen's shoes.
Great drives in 800 pairs 1914 and 11-4
| blankets at So so and $4.
Great drives in human hair switches
81, 81 so and 81 so.
Great drives in mems clothing and fur.
nishing goods.
Great drives in 10000 fine oil chromos,
which We present 10 every purchaser
Of S. worth Of goods.
THE GREAT RUSH STILL CONTINUES
Our Store Crowded all Week.
The People Must Have Cheap Goods
OUR GOODS ARE NOT DAMAGED.
Is yards good fall calico for 81.
Just received complete assortment oil
extension toe children's pebble goat
shoes.
Also new lot of ladies' fine side and
front lace shoes at so per cent. less
than elseWhers, and goods guaran-
teed.
KAHN & FREIBERG.
KAHN Il FRIEBERG.
1859, III and 173 Main st., cor. Poplar.
VINCENT BoTTO's saloon and oyster
depot No. 1914, corner of Washington and
Front streets. Norfolk shell oysters received
daily by express. Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand,
MILLINERY, MILLINERY.
Great Bargains in
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
THIS WEEK, AT
JAMES M'KEE & CO.'S,
3ss Main street, Corner of Union.
1000 ladies' aud misses velvet hats at so
cents, usual price 81.
500 boys cloth and velvet turbans, 81,
sold elsewhere at 81 so.
Best American felt hats, SOC.
Best French felt hats at 81 so.
An extensive assortment of ladies'
and misses trimmed hats at 81, 81 25,
81 so, 81 IS 81, 81 25, 81 so, 81 rs, So and
upward, all beautifully and taslefully
trimmed with our own material, aud
sold at lower prices than ever offered be-
fore. We invite all to come and exam
inc our stock. No trouble to show goods.
1913 Main street, cor. Union,
q Dnhertuls old stand
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CARPETS! CarDets!

WIGGIN is not dead, but still cOntin.
ues 10 II hats chsaper than ever. at BIS Main
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THE cid house of Francisco & Wiggir
are selling fine fashionable hats cheaper thar
ever heard of i'll Memphis, 3lS Main.
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JUST received at the Oak Hall cloth
ing house, 257 Main street, elegant all-wool
childreuiS suits Al 81
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A GREAT DRESS GOODS SALE
Ar
SPLENDID BARGAINS,
To begin tomorrow at
HERZOG a. BRO, $50 Main st.

50 pieces striped worsted dress goods,
lac per yard.
10 pieces plaid dress goods, zoe per
yard.
so pieces beautiful plaids, In seal, drab,
brown and navy plsids, 25c per yard.
100 pieces diagonal, repped and plain
dress goods TO match colors Of plaids, 25.
per yard.
so pieces black alpaca and mohair, al
50, 40, As, so and SOC per yard, 10 and
l5c cheaper than anywhere else In the
city.
so pieces fine cashmere plaids, in beau
titul designs, from IS to SOC per yard,
worth 75c.
Double-width csshmeres, in brown,
navy blue, plum, with silks to match
the whole sIit, from SIS to SIS.
The handsomest, heaviest and best
black cashmeres at 81 and 81 25, % per
cent. cheaper than elsewhere. They ex-
eel In shade of black anything else in
the market.
Rich Lyons black silks at 81 %, 81 80,
81 rs and 81 per yard.
In specialties of fine dress goods we
excel anything in the city, and invite
coTanoiseurs to call.
Irish poplins in the new colors for din
ner and visiting costumes.
Seal, brown, navy blue and gray
waterproofs, very cheap.
Plaid wstGrproo,s, cheaper and hand
somer than elsewhere.
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For Hne Millinery, and all kinds Of
hat IFfmRiDgs, go 90 33S Main street.
corner Uni0n.
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Steve Clement.

Season fully opened at Clements, SO
Beale street. First in market with fish, oys-
tiers, game, turkeys and celery. Steve Clem-
emit has first-class reputation as a dealer
sells nothing but the best. Don't forget, SO
Beale street,
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CHELSEA coal consumers will Hnd the
affable VIM. NJ. Carr at the new coal yard Of
Packer Co., at the foot OF Market street.
His scales are Under the big sign, remember.
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THE new folding pannier is fast super
seding all Others. | am making5 them
to suit the various forms and nights, and
warrant each to wear longer than any
six eastern panniers.
LOUIS LANCE. $50 Main st
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The highest cash price paid for Sec
ond-hand furniture, carpets, stoves. etc, at
GOldstein's furniture store, No. l4l15 Beale st.
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WE will continue to sell those fine
hats at less than New York cost, Sls Main.
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Mfrses' school Hats very cheap, at
James A'Kee d Co.'S, 33s main street {,
corner Of Unf0M.
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TOYS INNUMERABLE

Childrenss Wheeled Goods, Fancy Chi.
ma and Bohemian Ware, at John.
stOn a Nunnss Nc. 3IO Main
Street.
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AT A SACRIFICE
GREAT BARGAINS

Ia black silks of best makes,
Colored silks in all the new shades,
Black and colOred elk velvets,
Ladies' domestic underwear,
Flannel and cloth sacques,
at 3l2 NJ ain street.
TAYLOR, JOY Il co.
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1000 pairs two-button kid gloves re
ducsd to Csc to-day.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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1872 Main street, Packer & Co., Coz

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
sacn,d street. IT,. WALKER & 90.
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John ZIMM ERMAN.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
training, Ca.cimin!ng, and Paper Hanging
no. ~ second street Memphis, Tenn,
Frescoe Painting neatly done.
tAR-G Observation-Disclosures Antl-HsatinE
" Gar Grease, for general use; also. superior
article OF cOuon-truck and wagon axle-grease
packages from nrkins 10 barrels. Warn ant all
my grease 70 give sstlsfacson.
= CkEAG HEAD, S5I Main St, Mem phis.
nR.ALFRED VUORHI Es makes specially
y o. treating Eye and Ear Diseases. Once,
- Poplar street. oct5
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Oh! boys, oh girls, but its nice, its elt-
CANT. Ask for peerless butterscotch candy, for
sale by all confectioners and grocers at
wholesale by principal confectionerfes OF
Memphis; packed nfty cakes In boz.
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Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 207 Main street
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also fine
law library, cheap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-14

A CHOICE lot of turkeys and chickens
celery, oy sters, fish and game al J. A. sigma
igois. No rs Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-14
MI. Meaeham Co..

Ii. LOwENsT Elm d BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-14

ULE- AND HORSES-Just received, 30
Texas Mules and Hofses, broke, and OF
B. .ize-a good substitute for common plug
|re-, being cheaper and more durable. Have
|-ady received twelve csr-loa =, and viii
large shipment ~ Ia future II we can md
.rE,L Liberal inducements 10 dealers OF
|ruIsi0rs. FORREST & FARES.