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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-08-09


ners Of this pen had been spiked on
eight slabs, and at the top Of these slabs
four poles spiked On, making the stills,
plates and corner boards of house.
Some had gone so far as to put up gable
end boards and ridge pole. These
were placed WITHOUT any reference to
lines or order or streets, or anything
that would be necessary in town.
We were informed that when the sill
yer mines were first found in the noun
tains surrounding this valley, the min
ers and Others rushed into this valley,
cut poles from the mountain sides, and
LAID up these beginnings Of a city, and
by reason Of these improvements ex-
pected to hold the town lots by pre-emp-
ton. This occurred some three or four
years ago, and though there have been
large number of mines discovered in
the mountains around here since then,
the town now contains only about fif-
teen inhabited houses. This is Capital
City. One house, located in the shade
of a magnificent spruce tree "a tree for
which would give five hqAdred:uollars.
IF located at my house here in Iqdepcn-
dence, as healthy as it is), attracted our
attention. We went to the house and
found the owner, Mr. A. A. Messler, to
be the man who was owner of the Sill
YER Cord mine, and, also, the owner of
one-half of the Silver Cord extension.
As these were the places we wished to
visit, we got the direction from him and
started on up the trail. He told us it
was mile and quarter up. But am
ready to bet that it is four miles up,
and leave it to any man who will go out
there and walk up that trail in an hour.
In going from Capital City up to the
Silver Cord extension, you 60 up over
two thousand feet; when there you are
nearly twelve thousand feet above the
sea level. We went to the cabin where
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-15
LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.
Sawerzse mas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and the Prosperity o. Memphis.

Sewerase aaa 6sULth-MnuufscturI
and the Prosperity o. Memphts.
EDIroRs APPEAL have o0CeETa1 Of late
two plans for sewering our city suggested
ona by John Conn. Esq. designing to make
a grand sewer OF Bayou Gayoso; the other log
the L<dger, proposing to turn the course Of
Wolf rlger into tie bayou, reversing Its tall
by excavation, and thGs cause the waters OF
Wolf to flow over the bed Of the Eaycr. with
an outlet to the Mississippi below the citT.
In my view, the first plan would not be avery
great improvement on the present state Of
THINGS and by the second, the current Of
Wolf over ito new bed would most of the
time be too sluggish 20 thoroughly answer for
draining purposes. Ia lieu OF either, would
make this suggestion: First crgan.zs a COM
pany, which might be entitled the Memphis
Canal and Water-Power Company" yith
sufficient capital TO carry out its purposes.
ThPt purpose should be to construct a canal,
starting j.om Wolf river, short distance
above Raleigh; tlea, following a direct line,
as nearly as practlcaslS, let it enter
Bayou Gayoso, between A6cEio.1 and
Syeau,e-e street,; thence ezcasaCe
GnI canal TX bayou over its course
southward, strengthening it as much as pos
SiOlei continue it further stiii so-th, IN the
rear Of fort Pickering, and giving II au cpt-
let into Cane creek, or diverge TO the Mis- SIS
sippi, if deemed best. BY means OF a dam,
make half of the waters Of Wolf riyer flow
through this canal, which will then have
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considerable fall, and thereby create along
Its full length a great water power, which
can and would be utilized for manufacturing
purposes, the great desiderdtIni, next to the
health, for the future prosperity OF our city.
The current Of this stream over the bed of the
bayou would be ample and swift enough TO
Carry off the drainage rom all the sewers
which Memphis and Fort Pickering (wI;h
their combined population of half Z million,
ere the year 1900, would connect with it. by
a proper and thorough system. The city
would, of course, pay an equitable sum an
nually for tnis privilege. With the excavl-
ted earth from the canal. lat first It might be
a small one, and subsequently deepened, } a
high and excellent roadway on one side and
IL naTow-Rauge railrdoad on the other could
BE- made, the utility of which readily suggest
themselv =, and would be a necessity in few
yrars. ! haven't tiuIs to fully elaborate the
subj ct at present. only give general
idea Of it, for the consideration OF the pubic
link OF 1t. J. r. PRESCOTT.
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BLISS.
The Reelsers After Happiness who "a
cated i.IcenEe.tO "a rfy from the
County Court Clerk puTinE
the Past week.

C0'ored Henry C)nneily aud Nellie Reed,
Amos Mebaue a1d BERTHE Seward, Anthony
Wu,ol and Lsona r ,usom Wesley 3 Irford
n Fannie Carroll, Samuel Trigg and Mrs.
florence Bland Gilbert Armstead aud Alice
Williams, Toby Hicks and Alice II II, Thos.
LlveEcll and l. Ezy Boyd. Reuben Pool and
Margaret Haynes Jack Barrett and Rhoda
Miller, Charles Sm,tn and Jane Bond Alex
Tlvefy aud Laura Brooke. Henry Williams
pni L ,ur, Nuu -, Hsnry Lowe and Maggie
Iu1mI=, b % Evans a .d Elz. Dent, Carries
WiiNam7 and Harri-t Soppy, Oliver Steele
and Sar N HeuO. $40, Moses Herring and
i,'iH Freeman, r Gu I'd Wilson and Marga-
T-t hiiley, Parker MARTIN aud Lucy johnson,
WIN DAVIS aid J .rr Hamilton. Houston
Wolfe and i4tG,t Ct-t r. John I. Holloway
and Anuie = .1ns1n. james Dow and Ange-
H~a ! .hpel1. Richard Crumpt0n and Lew
Wla'd-d d.
Whis-Jl--uo Dlckworth AID Mrs.
JI0e Steel, ! /. Wyle aud Miss Alice Nc
Lovery TX Com ard Miss Dlrs S1erman.
W 4. B ID r. and Il ss III G. Williams, Geo.
II ,,sl and Ms J. Z lb-th KuE Polk, }. .ph
W. B Ick ard Vi s Lucy Jane Moss. j A.
Fau.x a1d NJ Anna Hooks, James sIte
aud Me- Laura w. Bstemlu, Henry kron-
2ler and Mis- Ada Y. Bond, Chas. II.
Collier aud Misc Juhl A. Bingham, w. Il
la7dzes and Als4 Agnes Valley, VIM. Z.
Andrews and Miss Dora Hammer, +. II.
Brown and Mss Minnie Martin, James u.
Richards and Miss Fannie Br1wE.
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THE new vault in the United States serA,'
treasury, whica has been prepared for the
storage OF silver dollars, ID forty-eight feet
IN length, thirty feet IN width and twelve
feet il height. II every available inch
should be packed solidly with 4l2ls grains
.lallars, it would hold not far from forty mill
lion dollars. Every one knows that silver 10
bulky, boz lew persons are aware how bulky
Itis- 4 bag q oae thousand 1925 grains
dollars weighs a'ty-sine and three-sxteenths
pounds aroirdrpsis. Accordingly, one hun
dreI thousand GO these dollars Weigh not far
lrcm three tons. # merchant or bSaker
having payment OF thirty thousand dollars
@ make is compelled by circumstances to pcy
vita silver dollars, he would need 4 vehicle
as strong and as large as an ordinary coal
cart (nsSs b carry 4 ton of coal to trans
7oIt them, s,l il this shonld be heaped up,
no more than thirg-iwo thousand silver dol
iTs could be loaded on IT,
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Holiday Gifts,

A. Ike elegant store of Monsieur F. and
Madame Lavigae, No. 259 Main street. a
choice stock of goods is on exhibition and for
sale. Among the many attractive holiday
goods are, ivory toilet cases, ivory, celL1ioid
and tor 4ise-shell portemouDaie cases, etc.
The stock q saillinery, fine hair braIds, and
other things too numerous to mention, Is
complete IN every detail These and other
goods are Of the latest irsp9rtatioD, and are
exceedingly attractive. In the ice of inlaid
crosses and long plus the display is veg fine;
ind, ed. the goods are charming, and deserv-
edlv q, tract the attention OF the public, es-
pecially Ebe ladies. The ladies Of our city
and sur ,5-sding country, as well a. those
from a distaae and at present visiting Mem
phis, should. ny ~ means, visit Monsieur
LAYign-'s millinery establishment; There
are thousand things for ale there that
not only please the eye, but are Indispensable
for ladies' wear and use. The holiday Ro9as
are wonderful works OF art. comprising
.~verythiug new aud attractive. The proprietor
VII take pleasure in showing his goods TO oil
visitor. Remember the place, $50 Main
street n, der the Odd Fellows hall.
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j. Il. GndWin L 90.

This enterprising cotton and commission
firm have displayed good judgment and great
energy, by Keeping their receipts of cotton
we'll sole Up; ana now as the pressure of
the holidays comes. on, they are prepared to
make liberal advances on all cotton consigned
70 them by parties desiring to carry it into
January befote selling. This firm also have
10 frst-ciass cotton warehouse. Send them
youE COTTON, if you wish to be bridged over
Christmas week and have your cotton cold
for q coo9 nrica
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THE PRESENT.

The cane is of Iignun piate with mas
sve, yet graceful head IN gold exquisitely
chased and octagoral in form. having on its
alternate faces the following inscription
"Presented
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MARRIED.

BROWN-MARTIN-On Thur-day. December
18TH. BY Rev Eugene Daniel, Mr.. K II BROWN,
JR, and MISS MINNIE MARTIN. both or this clty.
REEDER-wILLIAMS- AT the residence of the
Rev. Eug~ne Daniel. on The 10th instant. Mr.. WM.
A. hEEDER a. Miss IDA CIAUsELL WILLIAMS, both
or this city.
Nashville nsners please copyl
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Sum PiefuI.aS

AT the celebrated photograph gallery of
bingham Brothers, 24l Main street, corner
Jeferson, up stairs. can be found artists not
e. gxcelled in any portion of the United States
hhelr photographs are life-like and natural:
them. Each photograph stands well ont
and presents a life-like appearance. These
artists thoroughly understand the theorv IF
light and shade, and use none but the yerv
lest instruments, chemicals and materials
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AdmsnistratOr's Notice.

CUNDRIES-Ralsins Figs. Candies In boxes,
y Spices 81 ves, Tubs, WashbOarls, Crackers,
and full line OF assorted Groceries generally, for
L j j RIlSaN a CO
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LODGE OF SORKOw.
The Masonic fraternity of Memphis
will hold a Lodge of sorrow in
Honor or their head on Next
Thursday Evening.

Ga next Thursday evening. at half past
seven o'clock, at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church, on Court street, the Masonic
fraternity OF the city will have a Lodge OF
Sorrow in honor of the lsmented Masonic
dead, the victims of the yellow-fever cpl
demic in this city. Mr.. James Kirkland will
act as musical director, and Prof. James b.
Perring will preside at the organ;
PROGRAMME.
yoluntarT-Te Deuns Baumbach.
OIartette and Chortl5-"Gentle Peace"
Opening Services F. n. Nelson, W. NJ. South III EN-
phlS Lodge No. us; -. Ga l0way, W. NJ AngeroHa
Lodge No I6S; A. ). Myers, y. Ii. Leila Scot Lodge
Prayer- Rav Dr. s. Landrum.
Solo and Chotus-"hOW Lovely are the Messen-
address George c Conner W Gaad Af pisss
Addrs ss-wnbur F. Foster, B. E. Grand Com
mander. ~
Solo and Chorus -"Come, Holy SnIrIt~
Ceremony-Bun f. Price, W. II. DeSeto Lodge
Aria for contralto-"BIessed are They who
Noun"
Scripture Lesson-Rev Dr. Geo. T. stainblck.
Pra:er-Rev- DR.. 81. Samfield.
CergmonyTJohn W. Waynesburg, W. NJ. Kilwin-
= Ceremony-Chas. W. Mosby, Acting E. C. St. Elmo
C0mmandery.
ceTemony-R. C. Williamson. z. Cyrene Com
scripture Lesson Rev. Dr. Geo. C. White,
ChOIlS ard Tenor Solo OblgatO-"GOd IS the Ref
uge OF His People'' Rsther--Rev. E. NJ Richardson
kuiogy Rev Dr.. Geo. While
Recitatlye Aria and Chorus In the Lap of Mother
Faith" Rev. j. ID. Stewart
Eul0gy-Rev. Or W. T. Harris.
Sacred Aria ''Oh, Fata. Day''
A. s. Myers - ''
Prayer-Rev Dr. Landrum.
Closing Dirge-Pleyel's Hymn" In which the en-
Ire audience is reCeuSted to sing
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sainnn and Resfanrant.

The latest and most attractive saloon and
restaurant in the city is that of Frank Sturla
(Old Falr, on the corner of Main and Gayoso
streets His bar is stocked with the best of
liquors and cigars, and is presided over by
John Celia and assistants who know how to
internix dr,nks. The restaurant is well
furnished and fixed up for gusts, and up
stairs elegant arlors for ladies and families
can be found. Frank 9turla's oysters, on the
half shell, or cooked in every manner, can
rnt he eYcnllad
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a Reliable Corporation.

In another column will be found the card
Of the Memphis City fire ana general in
surance company. It is one of the home
companies that has been managed properly
and earned a good reputation. We believe
liz affairs have been so directed as to give
satisfaction to It's policy-holders and a reason
ehie profit TO its stockholders. President APP
person Is one of the most sagacions business
men in the city, and Cashier Lynn is gen.
tIeman who Is hi0hlY esteemed by all.
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J. G. Maccabe
By members OF Memphis Bar
For courageous and disintarested services,
Epidemic 1878"
Ga its apex appears the legend,
Fortitudo ct Hun,anitGs.
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TIE treasury department opened proposals
ion iaruisling the paper for printing currency
an bsu5. Of the government. There we're
nearly twenty BIDS. Ooe party from the
vest, who submitted proposals ior furnishing
aa paper, sent description at the same
.ale % how he PropS7cd to Ir vent the
raunterceiiiug OF the currency. II plan Is
10 inpreguats the pulp of the paper with
-1idc Of non, and then, when the bills aiS
nxds up aud clculat. .. tine use of small
l1asue. srywlerl and at coy time in the
,o1utat world st cace demonstrate the gen.
.-,-a r-1,-t n 70 s-.-- ,fyz
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WASHINGTON, December I4.-The secre-
tary OF the treasury has issued circular of
instruction concerning the resumption Of
eDecie paympnf
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a MOST deserved compliment has been
paid to Maj,r J. G.. Maccabe by the membeTs
f the Memphis bar. This acton Of has pro-
s1aloaa' associates is most honorable To
herr and most Gattering to Msjor Maccabe.
Fine cssracser and intellectual reputation Of
the Memphis bar constitute an assurance
chat 20 tonor would be bestowed unwor,h lilly
U.s. it's members. We are compelled to utter
sle general voice Of the people IN approval
ut the recognition Of the noble work per-
formed IS the major during our late calam-
t5us perioi. in another column appears
fne account OF a presentation Of a testimo-
NAL {, Lis Co,titude and humanity by the
Eavyers of Mem 1hig.
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Tug rec ipts Of cotton for the official week
end n, last Friday, were 26,245 bales,
against 22,Sjl bales at toe same time last
y.ar. Shipments To- the week we're II O04
ralss. against 1855 bales last year. Sales
last week we're % $50 bales, against - 500
bales the corresponding week las. year.
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Head Gear.

Il you wish to purchase an elegant and
cheap hat GO 10 Martin Cohen's store
No. 2i5 Main street, under the
WoTsham house, near the corner of AID
ans SUI He asserts that he sells hats
cheaper by dollar or two Inan any other
dealer in the city, and that the quality Of
a great Involvement in these times vhen
money is scarce and employment is difficult
to find
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EaShIOnRhla kEota

Eugene II. Leidy, of Leidy & Co., at No
27315 Main street, opposite Court SQUARE
continues to receive additions to his large
stock of hats. These goods are the latest
SSty,es e manufacture. from the leading
to give satisfaction to the wearers. give MIN
a call and buy holiday hat for yourself or
for friend.
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EieNanfCIOfhino

At the sore Of Z. II. Drake d Co., 271 Main
street O.. c. Woods old stand), opposite
Court square, fresh and elee mt stock CT
gentlemen's clothing and furnishing goods
can be found by visitors. The clothing is of
the latest styles Of goods W Urn IN the east
AID IN the European capitals Drake & Co.
have al saa.- goods made to order, and all
goods are especihhy Ee!ecse1 for the Memphis
market.
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SENATOR IsHAM G. HARMS, chairman Of
tho committee 10 Investigate and report the
caus. and means OF prevention Of yellow
fever. has appointed Thomas J. viii ans, Of
* oxv.l.r, clerk Of the committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-15

TuE receipts Of c1tton yesterday wee 1913
.l..s, against $3.50 baes at she same time
'l.t year; since September ls', l60,SSI bales
assinst lsj 7yl bale,, a decrease Of n .907
hIs-. Sock on hand, running account,
sd t94 brl.z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-15

Ok tho Grs; o. JaCuary the managers of
The British railroads will begin selling
camp. 10 eight ant sixteen cents. These
ltl1ap- can be p ed on bundles averaging
uaier to'1 aad tour pounds respectively,
and the companies agree to deliver tie
suadle, A. any station on their roads; and,
l-ihermor,, issJrs each package for five
.scIlsrs each. 10 'ii-s country go much eI-
aress razfter Is haud ed ;bat the adoption of
inc Proposed s5stem-perUsos with some
r.rls'i- ~ .ios. f5s iOr.s vyosid Ue "a
rr,5.5', b. a. Saarce tR1brEG2PIs'~ aad !S9s'4
s3mplnf.e f., more lucrative I3T them than
the expves. companies Ire now.
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4 COTTON p'au'a.ion OF tour thousand two
rara. -cl and io-ty acres, situated about
e.zh.esn miles bel, W C)!umbus, Georgia, was
so'i 40 auction las. week for thirteen thou
and feven hundred dollars. The pur-
.h.-ori wers Me- ! * parti-s.
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2 BID has been introduced in the Spanish
rharb = 40. / orizing the government to issue
Cuban b0ud- and 10 cancel the contract for
one hun heI AID I'VE ty-ive million pesetas
c7aaIlsi b tyeen tle Hspano colonia' bank
ana ..n treas ~
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EST ABLISHED 1910.
CLn-lNG RATEs

Tesisrd1y IF co'f9, aud gold: Liverpool cot
%. ( sd Memphis cotton, $ f-se. Nei0
D leans c,tt3H, 8 &c. Cohesion cotton,
SC Nsio York cotton, s Sc. NsIo
York gofT. 10 IS
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OFFICE MECHANICS
RITZ nTEG aEn TnAN Allnrrr

OFFICE MECHANICS
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
MEMPHIS, TENN, December IL, 1873 J
At messing OF the stockholders OF this assocfa.
ton the Following preamble and resolutions were
submitted by the special committee and adopted:
WHEREAS, IL. j. Ward, secretary, and John G.
Lonsd le r.. treasurer of his association are mum.
bered among the good and true men who died mani
Testing disregard for their own safety when phlan-
throp1y ciied lhem 70 the ad Of suffering humanI-
ty and duty prompted them to remain I'M the midst
OF the d+rk wave Of death therefore be 1t
Res0tted, Ihat In their death this community has
lost two OF it, most estimable and exemplary citi
zens and this association two or lis most active ei
Client ana courteous onlcers and worthy members.
ResOLUed. That we hereby tender l., their grieved
families cur deepest sympathy in this hour of sad
ness and irreparable loss.
IPssolusd J1rther That copy OF these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes OF this association that
copy be furnished the city papers for publication
ard that the secretary deliver copy to their
i've families. W. A. COLLIER,
HUGH A. HAMILTON
c. B. CARTER,
Committee.
G. " RAMBAUT, President,
OHARIE6 T, PATERSON, Secretary
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DIED.

MURRAY-On Saturday morning. December Il,
at his residence 81 hess avenue, CHRISTOPHER c.
MURRAY, aged fcrty-hve years.
The funeral viii occur this SUNDAY afternoon,
at two o'clock Friends Of the family invited TO
attend.
Savannah tIa.l papers please copy.l
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sLL Ecg'and and her dependencies are in
morning because Of tie de ith Of the Princess
A CD. Duchess Of Hssse.DArmstadt, third
child Of the an. en-.
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FOLZ-In Louisville. Kentucky. on the 9th Of
October. THRoBoLD FoLz, In the sIy-fourth year of
his oge.
In the death Of 7. FoLz, the community lost
valuable member, man OF progressive and liberal
principles aud advanced ideas, and one whose heart
overlooked with the ." milk OF human kindness" to-
ward his Leighbors.
ICinelnnaii, New York and New Orleans papers
please cnnY.l
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THE shipments OF cotton yesterday sGere-
"a I'd 3lC6 bales, and Size, S September lst,
$500 LlIss. SlIes were 500 bales.
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WEATHER I~DICATIONs.
WAR DEPr.. OFFICE CH- $40. OFFIcK
" AsHING OS. December 10, | am.

W,sHISG .oS. December TO- am. I
Foy. Tennessee aud the Ohio raliey, cloudy
trcu'ber, occasional light snolO, JfoIio,eed BY
clearing iCeathsr, stationary or Ioicer tenn.
psr0tH,e, 10 east portion higher pressure.
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Make 70 Mistake!

No. 254 Second street is the place to get all
kinds OF sewing machines repaired at the
lowest figures, by J. b. Aldrich, No. 254
Second street.
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RAPP-Dec6nber 18th, at $40 pm, ARTHUR
RAPP, infant son OF c. ]. and Carrie Rapp.
Funeral from residence, No. 81 Fourth street,
Chelsea, this SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock.
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully invited
to attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-15

DIR. BULLS cough syrup has been before
the public for years, and is pronounced by
thousands superior to all other medicines for
TIE cure of coughs, colds, influenza and all
pulmonary complaints.
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That you can ee.' anything you want in the
SEWING machine line, at greatly reduced
ratss, Of J. b. Aldrich. No. 254 Second street.
MEMS underwear of all qualities at panic
prices, at M. Fuld's old stand, 3SS15 Main
> rect.
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FRENCH MEETING.

THE French citizens OF Memphis with their
l. friends, are respectfully invited to attend a
public meeting TO DAY, at 2 O'Clock, at No 35
Madison street, to hear my report during the late
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KAHN - FR EIRERla,
Corner Main and Poplar.


Corner Main and Poplar
NV goods from New York bankrupt sales,
poss;s5o-.. - from Boston slaughter pens
Clothing from recsEt ss. ,,,...~ iaiiuie'
Cheap goods from all quarters.
1900 elegantly embroidered corsets. Cheap
est corsets ever offered in Memphis, at 81.
Z very good corset-a bargain, at 75c.
Good sheeting, per yard Soc.
We offer genuine bargains in ladies cloaks
A real good article cotton flannel 10c.
Black cassmeres, cheap at Soc, 60c, Use.
A job lot Of corsets, to close, at Csc.
900 ladies' hemmad haudkarchiefs at Sc.
Human hair switches 81, 81 so, 81.
Shoes! Shoes!
5000 pairs ladies' shoes at 81, FL %,
81 so, 81 rs.
Clothing Department.
A splendid suIt of all wool cashmere
clothing from $40 to SIP 50.
Without doubt, we offer the cheapest line
OF clothing in this city.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main ard Poplar streets.
Just Received
AT
Low ENSTEIN'S
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
The finest stock of
Mems custom-made clothing,
Boys clothing,
Youths clothing and
Children's suits
Ever shown in Memphis.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In extraordinary variety,
At Popular Prices.
make a specially Of gentlernen's silk
rubber overcoats and leggines.
L. LOwENSTFIE