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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03

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Iarrh cure, Pree 70 cents Al dIuslsIs ,-Aas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03

tn" i'tnl r'lyr Niherations reached Fl alO Onn.
IN al nu eleven eases. which are mrn'frn,. /
eleN"n -.rs the Farmers Loan ana Tru-f
tnwpnny hdl 500 shares Of Hnnkor-' mn /
brokers stock. tho phunN Bank hal 500
shares. J. i rry had 300. w. H. Perry POO Boo
lHin Bank loo each Of this hrau' john Bon
mere uirrHi ons. Thiuy-thrse Of the Loans in-
GUIDED ln tho list We're made after Doe rs.
showing ihat his preparations for flight wrrr
the lOnn- wNr mnio. nn the 2ifh 97th and g9fh
%, - nnner. me nuorNy OF them being on tho
heny Il. Smith and VIM prek Smith have
brought -uit against the Bankrrs' ana Brokoi-'
A. 'lNitl n. IA MhlN AN dllIl alton wis ma, .r
tiIui-' Brady Yesterday for "A receiver The
l.anl ~ ar,, stock hol!ers of the company and
'f,it r. az John Bnnner a 60.
Mr.. VIM H. Armour. ON behalf II creditors II
bnhArr ushri mat no stlrhAoldcr of the COM
luny le appointed
y Jndssg brady sand he had intended to appoint
Mr., Arnouv asserted tina, Mr. Cutting had
80 WM ol the Tomuuuy stock.
Judge Brady said Nj. tuiting had submitted
IN view ui ih" urgency oi the case. a. would
name him as receiver uuul to-day when Mr.
ArnouN VIII he heard further.
JhiE,' Van lioesrn, uu th' petition ~ Stout &
GrSwold, as9gneo off John Bonner & o.. fn
give nn order On hu0-rll Sage to drNNoru I'M
securities hyp1iheNatcd with the latter ly Bon
n'r upon Payment Of the loan for which il was
drpO~i"i inc $50 'urltlrs are Chicago and
Northwestern. ana Pacific Mail stock on which
loan NJ siO,uNO was made
Joln Dras of brooklyn applied M the Tomhs
Police Court yesterday. and asked for "A war
rant for the nrrr.t of Mr.. Arthur l.. SrWrl
John Iunnor's partner. Mr. Dras is a sufferer
10y me failure Of ih" Bankers and Brokers A.
ISOLATION. II Is understood that the warrant
WIS 'SHnri hul no information As 10 tho fact
could Toe Obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-26

AsGtsxSSsaas As h'. Als9nn aks5 SHr' EXCHANGE.
Those seeking simmer accommodations invited
boarding houses =: Prom the ssa, aud
% OF a 'f rsss 70 n
duplicate descriptions from our regisrics gratuitonsy
every matter Of detail, with accuracy rninntoness
seas a should avail Of Ts .Is
eusr hAssRoUcK LAKE.
Al --YoUS0roKr no0sn. OPPOSITE FIRE
Isad and long Island sDor s.,,a y1p oass;
HUG: send ior Circular iOUSGfoRi HOUSE,. Young.
port. Long Island.
4 sTonIA-Tnr rIiARBUGS HOUSE Is AeKS0wL-
n edged be the beautifully situated on Long
Island large airy rooms. lawn STOPPING 70 tho East hssr
Harlem boa, Peek alp ii,h st fare six cents.
4 WASHINGTON ROCK MOUNTAIN HOUSE NEAR
A.raishsa and DaaoIlsn ~ hoa rs, ride from
oieet above the level; air pure aud dry ana
e s"rs n ,cr x %sss asthma ana . e.s osaaa
lawn rustic abors spacious shady grove board, u 50
* E,.s 81 ffisaasia. II ). 49, ' go 80"
ArSEw BRIGHTON. s. L-TuE PAVILION HOTEL
AIS nov open A. PErELEk. Proprietor
-sr. MARK norEL. NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN
ESMEYEn; Cottage in connection with hotel lea with
or without y satc service.
A rnrELER 4 SON WILL OPEN riIE INV SOUTH
n .Beach Pavilion Cedar Grove. staten Island satur.
day. June l.
DAY yItw HOUSE. BATH. I. LONE HOUR FRoa
view oftne bay; large. airy Ca No
Carroll place. BATH, L.. !.
DRAScn COTTAGE. DELAWARE WATER oar. PA.
80 ILfAs conrios. Proprietor.
DAY yfnw HOUSE, POND QuOQUE, T.. L-TnoR.
Doughty rcdt,ed aud reurDi.hed under exps.
rienced the Shnnecock bay Atlantic
opposite the Inlet excellent bathing. sailing
shooting aud hshing; terms low. Eefersncc. FOSTER
1873 Van Buren, ST. Brooklyn or u. CokwIS. Proprie
tor. Good Ground. L. /
llELMONr HALL. SCnOOLEY's MOUNTAIN. \. J.--
ID charming family resort opens June 10
ntain air u. A. GKUWELI. Proprietor
(,LIFf HOUSE TARHYrowN On THE uUIsoN-
OOpen for families and guests, hinh
boating bathig hshu1 AM billiards, has gas and
running view IRON yerandas terms 10
suit the hour from New York. minutes from
depot buat from foot OF Franklin IL GkOgtE ~
LODGES. Proprietor formerly Of Perry House, Newport
H. -
(yOOpER HOUSE. (OrsEuo LAKE,, CHOPPERS OWN
Nm. f-Su rounded by park OF 10 acres. with large
sha le trees and lawns; hne boating aud hshng.
modatons Tor 80 guests T. r. CRIT ENDEN. Pro-
prie,or late Of Long Branch.
(torfAGk HOWE, SOUTH BROADWAY SARATOGA
NSprings a pleasant and shady retreat summer
JOHN ". MARTIN. Proprietor
(lArsKlLL SUMMIT NIL HOUSE Is NOW OPEN
Ofor summer boarders capacity 100; hpc grove. &C.
tcrms " and upward. r. NJ. GUkrCHlUs. Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-26
SUMNER. RESORTS.

SUAiIE.i1 EfSDiSTs.
A.
GRAND UNION HOTEL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N, r..
THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT SUM-
MER HOTEL IN THE Would.
WILL OPEN JUNE Is. 1878.
ROOMS CAN BE SECURED on APPLICATION AT
THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. NEW YORK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
OLIVER, FINNIE & CO
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The knowing ones are explaining how it
was done.
Remember the orphans after the first of
September next.
The returns have all been counted, and
the world still moves.
Crops are suffering for rain in the dis
tricts surrounding Memphis.
The tickets left unvoted are now used by
dealers of tobacco as cigar-Gghters.
Our country friends from Arkans az were
in the city yesterday, closing bargains
The saloon-keepers did good business
yesterday at the hands of 'bet settlers"
See Quarantine instructions" in adver-
Using columns, as issued by the board of
health.
The restrictions on express matter by the
board of health apply only to New Orleans at
present.
The defeated and successful are in good
humor, considering all things as in the course
of human events.
-"Give them piece, those who worked
faithfully-and in the division of the pie for
get not the orphans.
The ffes, drums and horns have all been
laid away. and transparencies are made to
serve as fre-screens.
The Ozark (Ark) Democrat says radishes
y.
Go West, radish iend.
Dogs beat dentists. They insert natural
teeth. But it is putting them in that hurts,
rather than the pulling them.
The officers of the Golden Crown DENY that
yellow-fever was or is on board of that YES
sci, stating that she passed the quarantine
station all right.
Mr.. Thomas Nally, formerly of this city,
and now connected with a Cairo newspaper,
made a narrow escape from death b. sun
stroke Wednesday.
The seventh fall meeting of the West
Tennessee agricultural and mechanical asso-
citation will hold their next fair 1T Jackson,
Tennessee, in October next.
"A quarantine has been established be-
tween Mobile aud New Orleans, and tickets
cannot be purchased at Jackson, Tennessee,
10 New Orleans, ria Mobile.
The body OF an unknown baby was ex-
humed IN the Cott0n-COmpress premises at the
navy-ysrd Thursday. Justice Sptlman was
called upon to hold an inquest.
The 9Th ward returns did not reach the
sheriff s Office until three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, although they were published in
yesterdays issue of the APPEAL.
All was quiet "along the line" last
night, and the policemen on duty felt greatly
relieved from the argus eyed instructions
placed on them the two days past.
II worked hard for the boys until saw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
GInhOuse Outfits.

Taylor, M'Guire & Co., cotton factors and
commission merchants, are agents for gins,
presses. feeders, condensers and horse-pow-
ers. The firm would not have the agency for
any but frst-class machines, and those they
recommend may be relied on As cotton
factors and commission merchants Taylor,
N'Gulre & Co. stand high in the community
They have the facilities for transacting large
business, and will pay proper attention to all
orders intrusted to them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
SIXTH DISTRICT.
JUDICIAL
No report made of supreme judges.


JUDICIAL
No report made of supreme judges.
COUNTY.
SHERIFF.. L. Anderson (Dem.), 272; J.W.
Anderson Rad. }, 258.
Probate Court judge. z. r. Ray dem. J,
240; Thomas d. Eldridge (Rad.) $50.
County Trustee. J. Rawlings Dem.) J,
225; Geo. B. Fleece (Rad.), 220.
Chancery Court Judge-George w. Win
chester (Dem.), 205; Chas. Kortrecht rad,
258.
Circuit Court Judge-Robert Hutchinson
Dem.), 213: J. o. Pierce (Rad.), 294.
Criminal Court Judge-L. B. Horrigan
DEM, 100; p T. Scruggs (Rad.), 235.
Attorney General Criminal Court-G. w.
Gordon (Dem.), 265; G. 2. M. Turner (Rad.),
$50.
Attorney-General Bartlett Court-George
6. Dent (Dem.) 202; w. J. Duval Rad.),
240.
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court-Ed
Worsham (Dem.), go; Joseph Uhl rad,
253.
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court-Felix NJ. Jones
Dem 245; L. B. Crenshaw Rad J, 247.
County Register. A. Strehl Dem. J, 155;
Fred f. Hunt (Rad.), 200; S. NJ. Gates Ind.l,
6.
Criminal Court Clerk-N. G. Perkins
Oem.], 200; A. J. Vaughan (Rad.), 272.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
Relief at Last!

From cholera infantum and summer COM
plants Dr. Moffett's TEETHINA (teething-
pJIcders) regulates the bowels and makes
teething easy, heals eruptions and sores, re-
moves and prevents the formation of worms
in children. No mother should be without it,
w. n. Wilkerson & Co. and all druggists
keep It
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
County Court Clerk - Robert J Black
fDem. 157; Owen Dwyer Trad. !, 302.
Total vote cast, 465.
TENTH DISTRIBUTORS HILL

[Dem. !, 157; Owen Dryer Trad. |, SOP.
Total vote cast, 465
TENTH DIsTRICT-sOREA HILL
JUDICIAL.
Jas w. Deaderlck, 81; Peter Turney, 81;
Robert M'Farland, 81; VIM. F. Cooper. 81;
Thomas J. Freeman, 81.
COUNTY.
SHERIFF.. l.. Anderson Dem, So; J. w.
Anderson Rad. 6o.
Probate Court JUDGE. Z. r. Ray (Dem)
so; L. ID. Eldridge RAD, go.
County Trustee. j. Rawlings Dem },
So; Geo. B. Fleece (Rad.) }, Is.
Chancery Court Judge-Geo. w. Winches-
ter (Dem.), SO; Chas. Kortrecht (Rad.). 81.
Circuit Court Judge-Robert Hutchinson
Oem.) so; J. o. Pierce RAD, 60.
Criminal Court Judge-LL. B. Horrigan
Dem.), q; 2. L. Scruggs (Rad.), 81.
Attorney General Criminal Court-G. w.
Gordon (Dem.), So; g. P. NJ. Turner (Rad.),
SO.
Attorney General Bartlett Circuit Court
George G. Dent (Dem.J, So; w. J. Duval
(Rad.), 81; scattering, l.
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court-Ed
Worsham (Dem.), So; Joseph Uhl (Rad.),
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court Felix NJ.
Jones (Dem.), So; T. B. Crenshaw (Rad. },
"a.
County Register. A. Strehl Dem }, Al;
Fred r. Hunt (Rad.), So; S. NJ. Gates (Ind.),
%.
Criminal Court Cle1k-N. c. Perkins
Dem.) 25; A. J. Vaughan (Rad.J, 81.
County Court Clerk-Rooert J. Black
Dem }, SO; Owen Dwyer (Rad.), so.
Total vote cast, 123.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT GERMAN
TOWN.
JUDICIAL.
James w. Deaderick, 1913; Peter Turney,
1873; Robert NJ Farland, 129; VIM. F. Cooper,
1873; Thomas ]. Freeman. 120.
COUNTY.
SHERIFF.. L. Anderson dem }, 1873; J.W.
Anderson rad. }, 273.
Probate Court Judge. E. r. Ray (Dem.),
1856; I. D. Eldridge (Rad.), 273.
County Trustee. j. Rawlins (Dem.),
1872; Geo. B. Fleece (Rad.), 239.
Chancery Court Judge-Geo. w. Winches-
ter (Dem.), 1872; Chas. Kortrecht (Rad.), 278.
Circuit Court Judge-Robert Hutchinson,
DEM 129; J. o. Pierce (Rad.), go.
Criminal Court Judge-L. B. Horrigan
Dem.), 70; P. T. Scruggs (Rad.), 337; scat
tering, !.
Attorney-G General Criminal Court-G. W.
Gordon (Dem.), 1876; G. P. M. Turner (Rad.),
Attorney General Bartlett Circuit Court
George 6, Dent (Dem.), l27; w. J. Duval
Trad. }, 281.
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court-Ed
Worsham (Dem.), 1873; Joseph Uhl (Rad.),
276.
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court-Felix NJ.
Jones Oem.), 102; T. B. Crenshaw (Rad.),
80.
County Register. A. Strehl Dem.), 112;
Fred R. Hunt GRad.), 283; S. M. Gates Qnd.)
4 scattering, 2.
Criminal Court Clerk-N. c. Perkins
DEM }, 50; A. J. Vaughan (Rad.), 35l.
County Court Clerk-Robert J. Black
Dem, 134; Owen Dwyer (Rad.), 274; scat
tering, l.
Tote oil yoTo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
DOOIey's Yeast Powder.

Standard goods; full weight; full strength
The cheapest in the market, since what you
buy tof an equal amount will raise more -four
in more satisfactory manne- than any other
baking powder. Try it and see.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
"Neuril" Instantly Cures Neu-
raISia.

IL is fourteen months since / cured myself
of neuralgia with "neuril, " and | hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George W. Jones q Co.,
Memphis, agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03

If THE sufferers from premature badness
but knew it, the tonic qualities of quinine are
a specific. In no shape can it be used more
agreeably than in j. Il E. Atkinson's quinine
hair lotion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03

ONLY one in the world-the genuine DIR.
NJ 'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of Dr. M'Cabe on each
label c. w JONES & CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03

The most popular resort at present is
Floyd's ladies' restaurant and ice cream par
lors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves iciHd collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dySentery and diaJrheG, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
wel-tried remedy. Ttrehty- fire cents a bottle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
FOURTH DISTRICT.

JUDICIAL.
James w. Deaderick, 142; Peter Turnev.
142; Robert w. M'Farland, 142; VIM. F.
Cooper, al; Thomas ]. Freeman, 142.
COUNTY.
Sheriff-C. l.. Anderson (Dem.), al; J.
w. Anderson (Rad.), go.
Probate Court Judge j. E. R. Ray
Oem.) J, 146; T. D. Eldridge (Rad.), 81.
County Trustee. J. Rawlings Dem.) J,
IA; George B. Fleece (Rad.), SO.
chester Oem.), IA; Charles Kortrecht
(Rad.), 81.
Circuit Court Judge-Robert Hutchinson
DEM, IA; J. O. Pierce tRad.) 81;
Criminal Court JUDGE. B. Horrigan
DEM, 1873; P. T. Seruggs (Rad:l. 80.
Attorney-General Criminal Court - G.
w. Gordon Dem.), AS; G. P. M. Turner
Attorney General Bartlett Circuit Court
George G. Dent DEM, IA; W. J. Duval
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court-Ed
Worsham DEM, IA; Joseph Uhl (Rad.),
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court-Felix M.
Jones (Dem.), 143; T. B. Crenshaw rad,
81.
County Register-J. A. strehl Dem.).
140; Fred R. Hunt (Rad.), IS; S. NJ. Gates
Crisinal Court Clerk-N. C. Perkins, DEM,
al; A. ]. Vaughan (Rad.), 80.
County Court Clerk-Robert J. Black
DEM, IA; Owen Dryer Rad, 81.
Total vote 234
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
REHABILITATION

The entire vote in the city, as returned to
Coroner Caldwell, reached the grand total o,
S643. In the country districts, With the ex-
ception of the thirteenth, the vote stands
62S5. The following summary Will show the
reader the vote and majority for each candi-
date:
Sheriff-C l. Anderson Deml, 5532: J.W
Anderson Rad. |, 940l. Majority for Ander.
son Rad !, 1863.
Probate Court judge. E. r. Ray i Dem. l.
600; Thomas ID. Eidridge, Rad. l. 1924.
Majority for Eidridge, 1854.
County Trustee. J. Rawlings. Dem.
5722; George b. Fleece, Rad !, 9242 Ma
jority for Fie, c.. $500.
Chancery Court Judge-George w. Win
Rad |, $500 Majority for Kortrecht, 1921
Circuit Court Judge-Robert Hutchinson,
Dem, $3.50; J. o. Pierce, Rad, 1923. Ma
jority for Pierce, 3l4S.
Criminal Court Judge-L. B. Horrigan,
DEM, 1886, p. L. Scruggs, Rad, 1853. Ma
jority for Scruggs, 1908.
Attorney General Criminal Court-G. W
Gordon, Dem, 1851; u. P. Nj. Turner, Rad,
S119. Majority for Turner, 1858.
Attorney General Bartlett Court-George
q. Dent, Dem, Sill; w. J. Duval, Rad,
1892 Majority foe Duval, 1891.
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court-Ed
Worsbam, Dem, 5S4l; Joseph Uhl, Rad,
9053. Majority for Uhi, 1912.
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court-Felix NJ.
Jones, Dem, 5445; T. B. Crenshaw, Rad,
1894 Majority for Crenshaw, 4149.
County Register. A. Strehl, Dem, 5725
Fred r. Hunt, colored, Rad, 1855; S. Nj
Gates, Ind, 389 Majority for Hunt over
Strehl, 1850; over Strehl and Gates, 247l:
Criminal Court Clerk-N. q. Perkins,
DEM, 1888; A. J. Vaughan, Rad, 1889
Majority for Vaughn, SOL.
County Court Clerk-R. j. Black, Dem,
$3.50; Owen Dwyer, Rad, 90l1. Majority fol
Dryer. 3021.
THE COUNTY TICKET ELECTED.
The following is the ticket elected:
Sheriff.. w. Anderson.
Chancellor-C. Kortrecht.
Judge of Circuit Court. o. Pierce.
Judge of Criminal Court-P. I. Scruggs.
Judge of Probate Court-T. D. Eldridge.
Clerk of Circuit Court. Uhl.
Clerk of Criminal Court-A J. Vaughan.
Clerk of County Court-O. Dryer.
Clerk of Bartlett Court. B. Crenshaw.
Attorney General Criminal CouIt-G. P. NJ.
Turner.
Attorney General Bartlett Court-W. J.
Duval.
County Trustee-G. B. Fleece.
Register. Hunt
The following is list of the school COM
missioners and constables elected In the diff
ferent districts:
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
First, P. F. Young; second, D. A. Merrill
third, E. NJ. Bateman; fourth, c. w. Jeter
fifth, A. G. Harris; sixth, George FInlay
seventh, Stephen Wiliiford; eighth, A. w
Anderson; ninth, N. J. Justus; tenth, w. A
Albright eleventh. r. f. Anderson; twelfth
Ben Payne, eolored; sixteenth, A. Moore
seventeenth, T. NJ. Bland; eighteenth, G. T
Smith.
CONsTABLEs ELECTED.
First, E. A. Cole; second, J. L. Tally
third, J. d. Steel: fourth, J.. P. Templeton
fifth. William Quinn and w. NJ. Bland
sixth, L. E. Pope; seventh, Robert c. Bart
lett; eighth, John James; ninth, w. H
Allen; tenth, T. T. M'Donald; eleventh, G
M. Calls; twelfth, George Goodman; thir-
teenth, -; fourteenth, Mike Dea; ff
tenth, John Constable; sixteenth, Sam Men
denhan Seventeenth, 7. H. NJ. Baker
orr l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
i NOOO OtNoVI III
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
JUDICIAL.

JUDICIAL.
NJ 'Farland, 81; Deaderick, 81; Cooper, 81;
Turney, 81 Freeman, 81.
COUNTY.
Sheriff.. L. Anderson Oem.), 101; j.
W. Anderson (Rad.), 329.
Probate Court Judge E. R. Ray Dem J,
100; T. D. Eldridge (Rad), 329.
County Trustee. J. Rawlings Dem.)
1875; George B. Fleece (Rad.) 302.
Chancery Court Judge-George w. Win
chester Dem. J, 100; Charles Kortrecht (Rad. j
1913.
Circuit Court Judge-Robert Hutchinson
Dem SO; J. o. Pierce (Rad.), 329.
Criminal Court Judge. B. Horrigar
Oem.) 106; P. L. Scruggs (Rad. }, 3I2.
Attorney General Criminal Court-G. w
Gordon Oem.), SO; G. P. M. Turner rad },
329.
Attorney-G General Bartlett Court-George
G. Dent (Dem.), SO; w. J. Duval (Rad.)
329.
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court-Ed
Worsham (Dem.), 81; J. Uhl Rad. }, 329.
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court-Felix NJ. Jones
Oem.) SO; J. b. Crenshaw Rad }. 329.
County Register. A. Strehl (Dem.l, 70;
F. R. Hunt RAD, 347; 5. M: Gates lind }, 3.
Criminal Court Clerk-N. c. Perkins
Oem.), 1O1; A. J. Vaughan (Rad.), 325.
County Court Clerk-R. ]. Black (Dem },
I01; Owen Dryer (Rad.), 325.
Total vote cast, 427.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICP- Al,RERT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
FOB BENT.
FOB SALE.

AHEAT STORE-With fixtures In good order,
WI and good Iun of custom; will sell cheap for
cash or good paper. Call at 35 Poplar street.
L. SCHUSTER.
A BARGAIN-S7O0 will purchase good house
~ and five acres OF ground three miles from Court
Square, IRRELEVANT & CONAWAY,
No. = Madison street.
MO TRADING-BoAT-Appy at No 5 Water
IN street CHAS A. KARI.
HOUSE AND Lor-17O15 Poplar street. Apply
IL SHAW, DAVIS CO., IL Madison st.
4 O-HORSE. POWER ENGLNE-A secondhand
l. = lS-horse-poweT engine and 60-SAW WIN
SHIP GIN, both In perfect running order; will sell
on time, with city acceptance If desired. Apply
to j. E. GOODWIN q CO., 1896 Front st.
TIOUSE AND Lotion Rayturn avenue; house
II has rooms, fine yard stable. large eXtra-buiit
cistern, plenty shade. Apply to LEWIS K. GIL
BERT. corner South Jackson and Rayburn avenue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
SEVENTH DISTRICT

County Court Clerk-R. / Black Dem,
80; Owen Dwyer Rad. J. 248.
Total vote cast, 53l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
ZELLNER & CO,
Mann IS
3S9
3Ssh

FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY!
Selling out their large stock of custom
made boots and shoes regardless Of cost! On
the first of September they will open their
new store, corner Main and Madison, with
an entirely new stock. Call and get good
goods at low prices
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
Mann Street.
3S9

FLoYD's candies are often initiated, but
never equaled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03
FOR FRIARs POINT.

THE LEE LINE-For Helena ana Friars Point
Making all Way and Plantation Landings
Str. GSeAE&sHEA. RsAa
stacker Lee naStSr u d; In0i1ss; -c;1a
FRIDAY, at pm. For freight or passage apply
on board or to j. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
at z. E Lee WharfbOat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-03

COUNTY.
SHERIFF.. L. Anderson, Dem, 139; J. w.
Anderson, Rad, 2l6.
Probate Court Judge R. Ray, DEM,
131; I. D. Eldridge, Rad, 223.
County Trustee. ]. Rawlings, DEM,
100; Geo. B. Fleece, Rad, 226.
Chancery Court Judge-Geo. w. Winches-
ter, DEM, 49, Chas. Kortrecht, Rad 224.
Circuit Court Judge-Robert Hutchinson,
Dem 131; }. Q. Pierce, Rad, 225.
Criminal Court Sldge-L. B. Horrigan,
Dem ITO; P. L. Scruggs, Rad, 245.
A torney General Criminal Court-G. w.
Gordon, DEM, 128; G. P. NJ. Turner, Rad,
223.
Attorney General Bartlett Circuit Court
George G. Dent, Dem, 1873; w. ]. Duval,
Clerk Shelby County Circuit Court-Ed
Worsham, Dem, 131; Joseph Uhl, Rad,
223.
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court-Felix NJ.
Jones, Dem, 127; 7. B. Crenshaw, Rad,
229.
County Register. A. Strehl, Dem, 1O1;
Fred r. Hunt, Rad, 247; S. M. Gates, Z.
Criminal Court Clerk-N. C. Perkins,
Dem, 1856; A. J. Vaughan, Rad, 223.
County Court Clerk-R. J. Black, DEM,
1873; Owen Dryer, Rad, 223.
Total vote cast, 1856.
SEVRETEENTH DISTRICT-M;CnN-
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Jas.W. Deaderlck, 1914; Peter Turney, 124;
Robert NJ Farand, 124; Thomas Freeman,
124; w. F. Cooper, 1874
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

First, P. F. Young; second, D. A. Merrill
third, E. NJ. Bateman; fourth, G. w. Jeter;
fifth, A. G. Harris; sixth, George Flnlay;
seventh, Stephen Williford; eighth, A. w.
Anderson; NINTH n. j. Justus; tenth, w. A.
Albright; eleventh, r. F. Anderson; twelfth,
Ben Payne, colored; sixteenth, A. Moore;
seventeenth, T. NJ. Bland; eighteenth, G. T.
Smith
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sTRAYED.

NTARE-Froni 1893 Poplar street. August list,
lNl heavy soTrel mare, star In face Liberal re-
ward for her delivery al A3 Poplar street