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THE FIRE.KING.
He Makes an Attack upon q Block of
One-StOry Brick Buildings, and
ScOrches il, as well as Lot
Of Dry Goods and
Millinery.

About four o'clock yesterday morning the
police whistles blew olt the alarm OF fire
from near the corner OF Main and M Call
streets. The police whistled loud and long,
and at last the engine-house bell tolled out
the song of FIRE. The fire was discovered in
the one story brick millinery and dressmak-
ing establishment of Miss Lizzie Roper, No.
4O2 Main street. The ire-steamers were soon
on the ground, and streams of water were
pitched into the burning buildings.
No 402, owned by J. w. Vegeli and Eli
Rayner; occupied by Miss Lizzie Roper,
millinery and dressmaking; loss to stock
about $500, insurance, $1,000; $1,000 each
In the Queen, of Liverpool and London, and
the London assurance corporation OF London.
Miss Roper also had an insurance of 5000 on
her furniture in the Memphis fire insurance
company. Mr. Voegeli had his halt of the
building insured for $500 IN the Westchester,
of New York.
No. 4O4, owned by J. W. Vegeli, occu-
pied by Mrs. 81. Grey, millinery and dress
making, loss, $500; insured for $500 in the
Royal, of Liverpool Mr.. V9geli- had the
building insured for 5000 in the Westchester,
of New York.
No. 4O6. owned by E. F. Risk, occupied
by John Cameo, confectionery; loss about
$lCO; insured for $3.50 in the Springfield, Of
Springfield Massachusetts.
No. 1888 is owned by Mr.. ii. b. Howell,
and is occupied by S. Isaacs, who has stock
oc second hand goods. The building was
but slightly damaged. The stock of goods
was injured by smoke and water. Mr.. Isaacs
has an insurance on his stock of $1,000 in the
Peoples, Of New Jersey.
No. $685. is also owned by Mr.. Howell,
and occupied by D. Garibaldi as saloon.
Loss to saloon about 500. Insured for
$1,000 in the Home, of Memphis.
No. 400, owned by Mr.. Howell, occupied
by D. Kaufman, dry goods and clothing; loss
about $1,000; insurance, $500, in the Queen,
of Liverpool and London.
The origin of the fire is somewhat of a
mystery, but was evidently the work of an
incendiarY.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. II. BUTTENBERG, cabinet and avn
ing maker, No. 23l Second street, is confined
to his bed with a severe attack of congestion.
EXAMINE our stock of ladies front and side
lace shoes for 81 So mems congress, 81 Is;
good Newport ties, 81; ladies' slippers, SOC;
at Voegeli & Co.'S corner Union and Main.
The following visitors were at the cotton
exchange yesterday: J. B. TAYLOR, Clinton
O. G. Nc ores, Center Point, Arkansas; S. J.
Obenchain, Arkansas; T. CAFES, Des Arc;
VIM. Pickett, Scott Pickett, VIM. Lenne,
Carsons; DR.. l.. Hill, Covington, Tennessee;
Thomas Fl. Collier, VIM. II. DAVIS, Rob Roy,
Arkansas.
PROF. WINKLER deserves great credit for
the manner in which he trained the vocalist
for the Fra DiaUOlo operate performance
which so charmed the audience at the Theater
matinee on Saturday last. The opera was
most musically and artistically rendered,
thanks to the talent of the amateurs and the
experience of Prof. Winkler as a musical
leader and director.
WE had the pleasure yesterday of call
from Colonel ]. G. Ryan, who bears honor
able scars won on the field and who is famous
as the once mysterious prisoner" of the
Irving block, in this city, where he was placed
under the belief that he was Suratt and con-
cerned in the Lincoln tragedy. The coonel's
recollections of war incidents and pers on ages
make him an agreeable companion, set Oft as
they are with intelligence of mind and cour-
tesy of manner He is engaged in circula-
ting The Life and adventures of General
Ryon the Cuban Martyr, who was his
brother, and whose daring attempts for Gu
ban freedom and connection with the fate OF
the ship Virginius had worldwide celebrl-
ty. We have pleasure III commencing Col
onel RYAN to the citizens of Memphis.
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For County Register

q HARRIS Ia a candidate for Criminal Court
"A CLERK at the ensuing August election.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Hdrper'S for June at Mansford's.
-Water-mains have been extended out
the fernando road.
Miss Kate Harman's benefit at the Mem
phis Theater tonight.
The rain last night had quite fine san
itary effect on the streets and alleys.
Mr.. r. G. Brnkley generously donates
one hundred dollars to the Fourth of July
celebration.
Subscribe TO the fireworks, and enjoy a
gTander sight than you will ever again wit
ness in Memphis.
The six-oared gig Maggie Winters won
the two and half mile boat-race at Mound
City bend on Sunday last.
In the vicinity of Horn Lake, Missis-
sippi, the wheat crop has suffered severely
from rust. The crop is badly damaged.
Last nights weather was not winter lin
gering in the lap of spring, but it is winter
making his home in the bosom of summer.
The Southern express company continues
to place the APPEAL under obligations for
the latest New York papers days In advance
of the mails.
A Celebrated Case, GeOrgie's WOOer,
and Fire Hundred Pounds REGARD, are the
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Kate Harman,s Benefit.

At the Memphis Theater tonight, will take
place the complimentary benefit rendered by
the German Casino Club to Miss Kate Har-
man. The dramatic attractions will be a
comedy, entitled the Honeymoon, or, Ho'o
to Train a Wife, and farce, Our Jemima.
Miss Hartman will be assisted by Miss Grace
Lewellyp, Miss Maria Hitzfeld, Miss Emma
Young, and a number of gentlemen anna
teurs. The beneficiary is young lady of I'M
questionable dramatic talent. She has al
ways assisted in charitable and benevolent
benefits, and is entitled to the consideration
and recognition of the public. There should
be a large and farhionable audience at the
Theater tonight, so that the benefit will be
not only complimentary but of practical
yalue
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FLOYD ice cream, for richness and flavor,
is unsurpassed.
JOHN M. CARMACK has removed his law
Office from No. Is to No. 10 West Court street.
Hook & LAGRILL, 2S9 Second street, have
the choicest selection of wall paper and win
dow shades in the city; will not be undersold.
Doors and shoes lower than ever! Ladies'
pebble goat, front and side lace, 81 so; New
port ties, ST. at ]. w. Voegeli & Co.'S, cor
ner Union and Main.
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tain Wiley will leave the city tomorrow with
force of men, and will make a thorough
search of the drift-pile. with the hope of dis
covering the bodies of the lost officers, and
especially that of the pilot, Captain Dick
Kennett The clothing found on the body of
the drowned man above referred to is in the
hands of the coroner of Tunica county await
ing Identification.
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THE REGATTA ON SUNDAY LAST.
The Maggie Winters, or the Excelsior
Club, the Winner or the Race
Time, 2I:I5 3-5.

Quite large concourse of people, represent
ing nearly all classes, went up to Mound
City bend, some FIVE miles up the river, last
Sunday afternoon, In order to witness the
regatta. The steamers City of Augusta and
John Overton, and the steamtugs DeSoto and
Ouole carried the spectators. The clubs,
boats and crews were as follows:
Excelsior club, boat Maggie Winters-C,
w. Hunter, coxwain; John Gillespie, stroke
oar; NJ. C. Nicely, second; J.W. Order, third;
w. B. Mills, fourth; James Brown, fifth; f.
P. Mccarthy, sixth.
DeSoto club, boat 81. g. Dent, jr.-Cox-
swain w. W. Maingault, with the following
crew: Sam Raines, stroke oar; Shade Lew
ellyn, second; Vincent Boro, third; James
Brown, fourth; Blase Tate, fifth; Robert
Browning, sixth.
Bluff City club, boat Katie Podesta, James
Creed, coxswain; Bob Lee, stroke oar; S. 2.
Williams, second; John Ennis, third Mike
Fell, fourth; J. I. Bridgewater, fifth; F.
Durlvage, sixth.
Aldlne club, boat Geraldine-George
Washington, coxswain; Tom Johnson, stroke
third; John Flanagan, fourth; James Griffith,
fifth; John Burke, sixth.
The race course was In the bend, and the
distance about two and half miles, up to
the stake boat, around it and back.
THE START AND FINISH.
At FIVE o'clock the signal was given and
the boats were off. The DeSoto boat, II. e.
Dent, jr., took the lead, followed by the Ex-
celsior boat, Maggie Winters; then came the
Bluff City boat, Katie Podesta, and last the
Aldine club boat, Geraldine This position
was taken and kept until after rounding the
stake-boat and down the home course, when
the Maggie Winters spurted ahead of the h.
G. Dent, jr., and drew away rapidly, win
ming the race by three lengths. The time
made was as follows:
THE TINE AND THE PRIZE.
Maggie Winters, 81 minutes 1524 seconds.
III. G. Dent, jr., 81 minutes 351 seconds.
Katie Podesta, % minutes seconds.
Geraldine, % minutes 461s seconds.
The crew of the Maggie Winters were pre-
sented with the prize, gold-lined silver cup,
by Mr.. P. J. Kelly. Colonel John Donovan
made the presentation speech, which was re-
sponded to by Coxswaln C. w. Hunter. The
judges were Messrs. John Donovan, Stack
Lee and P. J. Kelly. Referees: J. R. Miller,
Sidney Cook, Joe Wetter. Time.keeper:
Arthur D. Gibson. Captain Dick Lightburne
was admiral OF the fleet.
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/NHAs A. BEEHN is a candidate for County Beg
I } ister at the ensuing August election. 1873.
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Chaplain Henry Ward Beecher's First
Effort.

NEW YORK, May 12-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, who was made chaplain of the
Thirteenth regiment lately, preached his first
annual sermon to his regiment at Plymouth
church tonight. The pew-holders resigned
their pews for the occasion, and the regiment
marched in in full uniform. Mr.. Beecher ap-
peared in dark blue chaplain s uniform, but
omitted the shoulder straps and gilt buttons.
He preached from the text: Wherefore take
unto you the whole army of God, that we
may be able to stand in an evil day, and
having done all to stand" He said that
by nature we were born to the flesh,
but we came after little to the high realm
of affection. The qualities of good soldier
were the same as those needed for good
soldier IN spiritual warfare, namely, intel
hgence, virtue, piety and bravery. Obedi-
ence was also necessity, and there could be
no good soldier who did not have esprit du
corps. He then reviewed the duties of SOL
diers, who were part of the government
They should defend the commonwealth, and
should be always ready to present an I'M
broken front to the enemies of their country.
He hoped God would prosper the old Brook
Ign Thirteenth.
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FROM Edward Jennings, MD, surgeon
city hospital, Halifax: "Colden's Liebig's
LIQUID extract of beef and tonic invigorator
is a very agreeable article of diet. In dipthe-
ria, fever, and every depressing disease, its
use will be found invaluable
W. N WILKINSON Il CO., Agents.
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DEN R. HENDERSON is candidate for County
) Register at the election In August, 1878; SUD
Iect to the action of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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LOST.

DAPERS-An envelOp containing papers of no
IL importance except to the Cwner. Return TO ISL
second street. and be rewarded.
DRACELET-Broad gold chain bracelet, the clasp
ID containing small garnet stone; the name Ella
engraved on inside. The finder will be literally re-
warded If returned to j. q. MALES Flower Store,
377 Main street.
DOCKETBOOK-On Sunday morning, at the cor
i ner of Linden and Mulberry streets, lady'S
red morocco pocketbook, with nickel clasp. If the
two young men who were seen to pick It up and al
terward to have 1t in possession. will return it
promptly to Y47 Main street. they will be literally
rewarded W. L. MARSH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14

IL NJ HEARN announces himself a candidate
IL. for Acknowledgement of the Criminal Court OF
Shelby county, at Memphis.
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Otcing to the reduction on composition,
printing paper, and general expenses, only
Fifteen Cents ,oeek rciI be charged for the
APPEAL from this date.
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c.. OUENTEL & SON.
C.. OuenteI & Son.
30e MAIN STREET, opp. the PEABODY

THE general demand for Home stomach
bitters, and its adaptabihty to so many sick
nesses, compels US to speak in the highest
terms of its value as a blood purifier and
cure for dyspepsia and female disorders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's sooth-
ing syrup for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures
wind cohc, regulates the bowels, and, by Civ
ing relief and health to the child, gives rest
to the mother
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14

TNDWARD L. BELCHER is candidate for the office
IL OF Acknowledgement OF the Criminal Court OF
Shelby county, at Memphis; subject TO the Demo
cratic Conservative Convention TO be held to select
candidaies for the election in August, 1873
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series! New Series! New Series!
WORKINGMEN'S
Building and Loan Association.

TISSUES a new series of stock every quarter COM
i menced business In 1878, and has beer and is
a SUCCESS. Stated meetings held on FIRST TUES
DAY EVENING OF each month. at their Office, POI
ries commences April 1, 1873. Subscribe now.
Money to Loanl Stock for Sale! No Back DuesI
L. LAGRILL, President,
CHAs T, PATERSON. Secretary.
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REMOVAL.

Sturm & Hirsch, Insurance Ag'ts,
REMOVED TO
29I Main, y. w. corner Madisa :,
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Just received twenty-four cases assorted
styles, from 81 Is to 80 so pair, worth a
dollar a pair more, at the big Boot and
Shoe" store, No. 344 Main street.
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proposed party being almost completed,
further applications should be made by May
10Th. Address secretary Memphis cotton ex-
change
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Ladies, Notice!

TTNHE most beautiful ICE CREAM PARLoR of
i ePECHT IL WALTER, No. 81 Mad
ts0n street. has been most magnifcentlY reftted
to please the ladies and gentlemen where they will
be served with Pure Ice Cream, SheTbet and hne
Confectionery at low prices which they also deliver
In any quantity, to all parts OF the city and safely
shipped to the country. wholesale and Retail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14

THE most stylish ladies' shoes manufac-
tured in America are by Woodmansee & Gar
side, of New York city. For sale by ]. w.
Vegeli & Co., corner of Union and Main.
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Of our entlrel stock of boys and children's
clothing. You will fully save twenty five per
cent. by purchasing these goods at the Great
Western Clothing House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14

q R. CANNON announces himself candidate
D for Acknowledgement Of the Criminal Court;
subject to the Democratic and Conservative Con-
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STRAYED.

TNX-MARKETMASTER W. n. PHILLIPS has
~ opened a BLACKSMITH-SHOP OF Second
street between Beale and GayOso, near KecSs lyery
stable where he proposes to do hrst-class work ar
low prices Horseshoeing a specially, having bad
an experience in the business OF over twenty-five
years Satisfaction guaranteed. Give MIN q eau.
w L. DUFF, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
wv No. 81 Adams street
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- I BLACK is a candidate for Clerk OF County
h. Court at the ensuing August election
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'Neuril" Instantly Cures Neu-
zen IrS a

1t 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 & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14

Pairs of cashmere pants, at 81 so, warranted
all wool, and worth double the money, at the
Great Western Clothing House.
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Ladies, Notice!

Floyd is now serving the best ice-cream
ever offered in the city; made from pure
Illinois cream.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery COurt-M0rgan, Judge
Call of special calendar daily. Cases of
James VS.. James, and Rodgers VS.. City Or
dered to be produced in court this morning
under the penalty of a forfeiture.
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Any kind of livery turnout at Faires's
stables, No. So Union street.
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Gentlemen's Low-Cut Summer Shoes.

Billiards, 3Oc per Hour,
I'm day time. at COnverse's billiard par
lors BIZ Main street.
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GREEN BRIER improves every day--re
Gel, es more volume with age than any whisky
In the market.
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Any kind OF livery turnout at Faires's
stables. No. So Union street.

QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros.
Seal of North Carolina at the same prlce?"
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In wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had
for five cents per copy. 1t contains more
than double the quantity of reading matter
published in any other Memphis weekly. Its
news and commercial reports are the fullest.
latest and most accurate. The weekly is 50
per year. postage included.
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DIR. I'D. 9. ; OhnsOn's
PRIVATE
Medical DispensaPy,
No. IL JEFFERSON STREE

WV ~ IN = 1-@00-' . @E7-@H7N1NN
Between Main and Front. Memphis.
IK5fABIIsHRD II 1901
DR JOHNSON Is acknowledged by all parties in
L. tereSted as By far the most successful physician
In the treatment Of private secret diseases Quick
thorough and permanent cures guaranteed IN every
case, male or female. Recent cases Of GOnofrhea
and Syphilis cured In few days. without the Of
mercury, change OF diet or hndrance from business.
Secondary Syphilis, the last vestge eradlcated with
out the use of mercury. Involuntary loss Of semen
stopped In q short time. Sufferers from impotency
or loss of sexual powers restored to free VIgor in
few weeks. Victims Of self-abuse and excessive
velery, suffering from SperTnatorrhe3 and loss of
physical and mental power, speedily and perms-
neltly cured.
Particular attention Paid &c the Diseases Of
Wlmen, and cures guaranteed
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new remedies,
All consultations strictly confidential
Medicines sent by express 10 all TaFte OF the cOun-
try Once hours from am TO 8 p.mi Sundays
FRI m 3 tn n 8 IOHN SON, NJ, D.
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B; B. BARNEs's Scuppernong champagneat
w. N. Wilkerson Il Co., druggists, $40 Main.
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= l. MCDOWELL announces himself as a candis
-. date for Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Shelby
county al the August election; subject TO the action
OF The DemOcrAtic-COnserya CONVENTION.
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Great Clearing Sale

LADIES restaurant and ice-cream parlor
Caramels still In season. At Floyd's.
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For CIerk OF Circuit Court.

u l. ANDERSON Is a candidate for reelection TO
-. the once OF she M: subject 10 the action OF
the Convention OF the Democratic aud Conservative
Marty Of Shelby cOunty
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ANY kind OF livery turnout at Faires's
stables, No. 55 Union street.
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Judge OF the Criminal Court.

nABNEY NJ. SCALES announces himself as
IL candidate for Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Shelby county at the August election subject to the
action OF the Democratic Conservative Convention.
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Five Hundrod

Fine cashmere suits, at IS per suit, at the
Great Western Clothing House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14
Five Hundred
The Mammoth Weekly Appeal

Worsted dress suits, at $12, fully worth 800
at the Great Western Clothing House.
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RLAND LEATHERMANi Is a candidate for Judge
i ! OF the Criminal Court OF shelby county. at the
August election; subject TO the action Of the Demo
cratic and Conservative Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-14

T s. GALLOWAY Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
- Circuit Court at the ensuing August election,
subject the action OF the Democratic and Conser
RlfiVe Contention.
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One ThOusand

Trunks and Pelessieurs,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, $50 Main ST
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

n IULES-AIARE- near Walker avenue, one
INl bay mare, about 5 hands high, with mule colt
about two months old, Also. from same place, one
black mare mule, IA hands high, branded W on left
shoulder; one small horse mule, fore leg sprung
white mOu h. liberal reward will be paid for the
return Of the above four animals by
AMES, BEATTIE & co.
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of Phil Best's
Brewing Company.

A great many advertisements nave or late
appeared about the greatest article of con-
sumption of the present day, BEER; and
every one must concede that the quality of
the different beers of this day is incompara-
bly, better than in former years. And yet,
there is great difference; some are good at
a certain season, but give out at another
generally in summer-and many host who
praised his beer to-day as the best, had to ac-
knowledge the next day that he had said too
much, and found to his cost that his custom
ers went somewhere else. But there is one
beer that remains the same the whole year
round-the beer of
Phil Best's Brewing Company, OF Mil
Waukee,
for Dhich
C. QUENTEL & SON,
are the sole agents not only for this market,
around Memphis. Shipped during the sum-
mer season, in extra refrigerator cars, from
Milwaukee (where they had plenty of ice last
winter, and delivered in Memphis within
four days, it is on ARRIVAL put Immediately
into their icehouse, under the saloon, and
served to their customers ice cold at all times.
They receive every three days carload of
two hundred and twenty kegs, and the beer
so delivered and sold is of such quality that
one of the best judges of beer in Memphis,
Mr.. Henry Luehrmann, has made special ar
engagements with them to deliver him Phil
Best's Milwaukee beer during the whole
year. They offer this beer to the trade at a
reasonable price; and to all who are thirsty
they say call on
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Trustee.
For SherIM.

WE are authorized 10 announce J. J. RAWLINGS
w as candidate tor reelection 10 the Office OF
County Trustee, at the August election; subject to
he Democratic and lrrEaINafiYe Convention.
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d T. ScRUGGS IS a candidate for Judge of the
i Chi ANAL COurt OF Shelby county. at the ensu-
Ing August election.