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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-04
ITEMS All LARGE.

Bees love raspberry blossoms.
The cotton crop in Florida is very
fine.
Chickens are worth 81 dozen in Bren-
ham, Texas.
Borax water will make the hands
smooth, soft and white.
Apples and peaches are dead failure
in many Ohio counties.
First bales of cotton are coming into
market all over the South.
The prospect for large corn crop is
very promising in Louisiana.
Cranberries on the Berlin (Wis. J
marshes are in good condition.
The crops will emphasize the Thanks
giving proclamation this year.
Over five hundred acres of watermel.
ons are ripening near Mauricetown,
N. J.
1t is conceded that we must look to
our Western brethren for apples this
year, Boston Paper.
The drouth is such in Shreveport that
many citizens are compelled to buy water
for drinking purposes.
French farmers, as a rule, know little
about scientific agriculture, but a good
deal about thriftiness and self-denial.
A fruit man Of Rockford, ILL.,, has put
up 10000 cans of cherries this season
A Boston man has put down half score
Of cans
The lands of Taladega County, Ala,
have yielded good crops, after forty
years cultivation, without the use Of
fertilizers.
A farmer in Marion County, Iowa, last
spring offered his farm for sale at $40 pei
acre. Failing to sell, he put in crop of
wheat, the value of which on twenty.
eight acres, now averages $3l As per
acre.
The little English Isle is so crowded
with people that she has to import from
other countries immense quantities Of
bread and meat, and even potatoes
Figures show that France alone sends tt
England about twenty-five thousand ton'
of potatoes every year.
Col. Johnson, of Tuscumbia, says thai
a hen on his place has built her nest three
years in succession seventy-fve or a hun
dred feet from the ground, in large
white oak tree. A few days ago she was
seen to bring seven chicks from thei
lofty nest in her bill one at time.
Mr.. ]. H. Alexander, of Augusta, Ga.
has cut since Tuesday last over 400 waite
melons just for the seed. He buys Tho
finest he can find by Wholesale, and has
free water melon feast every time hC
cuts, the only stipulation made with hi
friends being that they will save thu
seed.
Mr.. Eben d. French of Garland, Me.
was poisoned by potato bugs recently
He had been gathering them from hi
vines and turned some hot water upol
them, and was quite sick and badly
swollen from inhaling the poison tina
evaporated from the bugs. He is recov
ering.
West Point Miss Echo: We learn
from Mrs James W. McCrary, of Louis
lana, that there is most peculiar flock
of turkeys raised in her neighborhood
She says that the bones Of their legs arc
soft, and will bend up or double up like
as if they had none atall when they at
tempt to walk, and says they are in per,
feet health. Instead of walking on theil
legs they crawl with them, something
similar to tarapin.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


Base-balt.
The games of yesterday resulted as fol-
lows
Innings......1 Q Sc IS 91Ol1
Stars...n.......... 2 3 l 6 0 0 2 / 0 0-i5
BTowns.,..".,.... 8 2 0 0 l 8 0 0 0 l-l6
Runs Earned-Stars, a. Browns, 4.
Two-base Hits-Wheeler, l; Wagner, l; Som
mers, L. Morgan, /.
Three-base His-Reiley, l. Shenk, l.
Total Bases on Clean Hits-Stars, 26; Browns, 10.
Left ON Bases-Stars, s; Browns,S.
Struck Out-Wilson, 2; Reilly q Jones, /; Cuth'
bert, ..
Bases on Called Balls-Morgan, !; Croft, 2.
first BASE on ErroIs-Stars 6; Browns,9.
Wild Throws-S ars, 4; Browns, 5.
Passed Grounder-StaIs, 2; Browns, 2.
Fumbled Grounders-Stars, 8; Browns, g.
Missed Flies-Stars 3; Browns, 4.
Mufied Thrown Balls-Stars 3; Browns 4.
Passed Balls-Stars none; Browns. l.
rails Calfd-On Wilson, iG0; Magins, 1853.
Strikes Called-Of Wilson, 80; Maginis, 81.
Time Of game-Three hours and ten minutes
Umpire-MaSOn
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For Huntingdon.

THIS DAY, 4th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ = the C. & o. R. R. packet CLIFTON, J.
IJsssSa5T NJ. VandeTgrift Master Freight re-
ass1zzsH1H ceived at all hours on Wharfbost, fsot
of Broadway. W. Honshell, Superintendent
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For New Orleans,

WEDNESDAY 9TH at P. NJ. POSITIVE Y,
W% n CHEROKEE Geo. Wolfe, Master
LatkaeesssSg Apply ON board or to Royse & Mosset,
aassz1Ss7s3s8 No 10 Public Landing
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THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

COVINGTON.
Poor old Joe Uenner will be showed under
rr-,. ,,.,,,aaor, 60 patio, of,orIp
Inc people ooh tseeh " i"''on "4e' y -
The Greenback ticket polled seven VoIcs III thls
Eiiy
e,iol, ~ porcival Shine and Richards the honest
mon
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MIS hoWlahu' oI reaseApurs' le"'es "hhe''
0a -,...-,.,,. e..
:, me reports from the country arc cheerlhs lor
feic!Na'
The marriage of Mr. Samuel SImons and Miss
MARY Waterman is announced for the 2sth inst.
,,.,,,, p,,,,,,;a,,, ,,,oior,-
Lut2n sun ElNyh he uauui WI; Al. l1y,, g
ineton,
~ ,-o,c..,,
MI. Nathan Lee, VINO res!deS at no 1904 otIt.
bleet nGu ms hahds Dahly purheu list hlsn'
"hlle tt!lhS to put out hre at ms feSluchce'
Two young brothers named Schiltz, who reside
Oh Russell street had chawng match yesterday,
The result was that one of the brothers is minus
piece of his car.
The funeral of Mr., Edward Welsh took place
Yesterday from the Cathedral and was attended by
n large number of relatives and friends. His re-
mains were inferred at st. Marv's Cemetery.
,,,,,+;ois ~ Ne william n Miller and Mice
Va ' vere caIabra tod st tho rasi
SSi"hSe - D. ID D Wiios cnrnnr of Fiftb oHd
Ielue 9 VI ,ef, o,yo,,,s q, oi,tt oi,n
'oNiiSoi s'eoG' !es'''u"S ~ ~ 'looA
Police CoURT.-sarah C0oney drunk, sl3; John
Morris. ]. Johnson, same 81; Andrew Craig, petty
larceny and vagrancy Sl3; Ellen Black, drunk, 81;
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live STOCK Tor the past 10 houfS:
Receipts Shipments
Cattle e............................. T59 l09
ETogs...... ........................ S5f 2e2
Sheep. Observation-Disclosures. 2ieS 1897
HOGS-There is a good demand for heavy and
firm. Light dull. Common sold at 50 1903 30
fair to good light ut 81 Coos 7j, good packing at
So i043 65, aud select butchers at So 65@s3 70. A
few extra Mt 50 S0s3 S5 per GENITAL.
CATTLE-Good grades firm and fair demand
Inferior dull. We quote common at 81 50@2, fair
to medium at s. 2ja3 no, good to choice al So 25
G4, and fair to good shipping s. 9094 % per
Genital gross.
SHEEP--Are in moderate demand at S2a3 for
common 10 fair, and S3 2j94 % for good to choice
per GENITAL gross
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Colorado is cooler than ever this sum-
mer. They have had two snow storms
and half-dozen frosts out there since the
heated term began.
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DROSPECT HOUSE, UPPER RSARANACLAKE,
/ E. r. Derby, Proprietor. 7. o., Blooming
dale, Essex County, N Y.-This House, occupying
one OF the finest positions in the Adirondack
Wilderness, has been thoroughly repaired, ell
larged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture,
1t is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region,
which may be truly called The "SpOrtsnan'S Par
adise." Summer boarders, with or without fami.
lies solicited. Terms, s. % per day from July LIST
until season closes. Teleg aph Office in the house,
insures speedy communication from any point in
this vicinity. Also, daily mail Supply and pro.
vision store at the house. Camp supplies OF all
kinds always on hand. Carriages connect with
regular stage line at Bloomingdale. Trout and
venison daily in their season. Guides and boat
al regular rates. First-GaSs livery connected with
the house. Distance from AuSable Station direct,
40 miles. The steamer r. r. DERBH'S MATTE"
will make two trips day to Bartletts stopping at
Cory's, Pierce's Carry, Island House, and otheF
points on the Lake. Also will be used for ExCur.
sion Parties. Fare over to Clear Pond: Passc
gers one way, Soc Boats, one way, s. 30.
nplv-5m
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THIS DAY, 4th, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
g. IA GRANITE STATE, ]. Levisay, Master,
u Freight received at all hours on
s1'sissazszaSH Wharfboat, foot OF Broadway. W,
Honshell, superintendent.
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FINANCIAL


CINCINNATI, Aug 4-2P. M.
Moderate inquiry for New York exchange and
steady at l,lO discount buying and par selling.
Sterling is quiet and steady ut preyious rates
Sight is drawn at 81 So and 60day bills at 81 S3
per sterling
The following are the local rates for Govern
mPnt bonds. "
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Aquatic.
THE BOAT RACE,


The double scull race between the Aquatic
and Acme Bout Clubs last Saturday evening
was won by the former club in 81 minutes
and 80 seconds. Distance, 2M miles. The
contest was a most beautiful one, the
Aquatics beating their competitors only
fifteen seconds. Mr.. A. C. Banks and VIM.
Higgenbotham represented the Aquatic
Club, and Fred. Felsberg and John Schwarz
the Acme Club.
BoYTON's LATEST SWIM.
New York Aug 4-Captajn Boyton ar
rived at Manhattan Beach at $50 last even
ing, after swimming in his rubber suit from
Long Branch. He swarm 35 miles in 2S
hours. He was followed by sharks, and
says the trip was twice as terrible and
severe as going across the English Channel.
PedestriamiSmi.
o'LEARY WILL NOT COMPETE.
New York, Aug. 4.-O'Leary states en-
phatically that despite requests to the con-
trary he will not compete for the Ashley
belt in Madison Square Garden in Septem-
Der.
is PRoTEINE BROKEN DOWN?
A sporting paper here says John T. Biggs,
driver of Proteine, states that Proteine 5
right 1Ore leg Is DaulS lEJuTeu ana tneTc
are fears she will be broken down. She is
matched to trot Bonesetter for $10,0 goo Sep
tember 10th.
BuDD DOBLE WILL RETIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 4.-Budd Doble
has decided to sell his stable of trotters, in
Guiding Chicago Maid, Clementine, Donald
and Nettie c., and retire permanently from
the turf.
BoNEsETTER TO BE SOLD.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug Al. V. Bemis has
concluded to sell Bonesetter and his en-
gagements to ]. F. Studebaker and Joseph
McEvoy for $4,000. Bonesetter is en- tered
in the circuit
Notes.
Dabler won the Chicago walking match.
At Brighton Beach Saturday Janet,
Baton Rouge, Claudia and Ben Mace were
winners.
On SATURDAY. the Cincinnati Cleveland,
Syracuse and Troy Baseball Clubs were de-
feated by Buffalo, Chicago, Providence and
Boston, respectively.
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UNDERWRITERS.
STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
For Huntington .

TUESDAY. 9TH. al P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ n The c, 4 0, Il, L. packet Fl PlITSBU RG,
t,s4Hkssas-TSa J. ThOrHburg, Master, Freight re-
x ceived at all houlS wharfboat, foot
OF Broadway. W HOnsheIl. Superintendent.
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Fer New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY 9th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
H KATIE NOWLAND, Ell. Nowbmd.
LIsztssssss5 Master, For freight or passage apply
4 dazsszSsask on board, or to Royse & Mosset, Matt
N6E
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The following are the opening and the | 80 o, m,
quotations OF the New York Stock Exchange, as
received by Lea, Sterrett q Co., 2S West Third
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"McVey and Fulmer
fFulmer and DickeIson.
Umpire--HOul
Time of galne-Two hours and forty-hve min
utess
The Clevelands will play here tomorrow,
Wednesday and Thursday. 1t will be their
first visit.
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HOTELS.
MOUNTAIN HO u - Il ,
CreSson Springs, pa.

E j. UNGEIs tof seventh Avenue Hotel.
Il. Plttsburgl, Superintendent Opens june
Goth. Top OF Allegheny Mountains 900 ieel
above level OF the sea: pure mountain water and
medicinal springs; three mile drive within the
grounds, with ample livery iHclitics; table first.
class, ana supplied from Philadelphia and Pitts
burg markets; accommodation for 400 guests:
amusements of al kinds. Music by Fehliug's eel.
ebrated orchestra from Philadelphia All trains
stop, East and West For particulars address
ELIAS J. UNGER, Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pitts
burg, Pa. ie7-3m
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI. Aug. AZ P. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past IS hours:
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LAWRENCERURG, IND.

The Liedertafel concert given at Fahl-
bushes Garden Saturday evening was well
attended. The music was very select.
Allen w. Galley, of Cincinnati, who died
of consumption Friday last, in the twenty
third year Of his age, was brought to this
city in a special train at p. m. Sunday.
The remains were followed by cortese
half mile long to Green Dale Cemetery.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Haverly's miustrels appeared at a matinee
performance yesterday evening and fare
well performance last night, end before large
audiences. Their engagement was quite
succe ssful, and their performances excellent.
1t is the very best and strongest minstrel
troupe in exls enee.
The DanItes.
At the Theater, to night, the N Kee Ran
kin dramatic company will present Joaquin
Miller's American play, The Ddaites. OF the
play and the company the Indianapolis Jour
nal remarks as follows: "a large audience
greeted the presentation of The DGniteS at
the Academy of Music last evening and re-
sponded enthusiastically to the efforts Of the
performers and the points Of the play. Joa-
ouin Miller has formed brilliant dramatic
mosaic out of the incidents and occurrences
in a miners camp in the Sierra Nevada. It
bristles with heroisni, shows sad and plaintive
touches here and there, then bursts into wild
uproarious humor, anon holds the audience
in wrapt attention with It's display of deep
emotion, and thrills the nearer with its pas
sionate outbursts, that e yoke spontaneous ap-
plause. The spirit Of murder broods over
some of the scenes, and Judge Lynch holds a
brief court, but a strong undercurrent of love
proves the silver lining of the cloud and car
ries the drama to a happy denOHeHent.
M'Kee Rankin as Sandy, Kitty Blanchard
as Billie Piper, Louis Aldrich as The Par
son. C. T. Parsloe as 'Washee- Washee,
Louis Mestaver as The Judge, Bessie Hunter
as The Widow were SO many stars in the
play, and the balance of the cast was excep-
londiiy good
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. J. NJ. WILLIAMS, cotton buyer, is 60
ing to Atcheson, Kansas.
REV. J. NJ. GILL will preach at The Cum
berland Presbyterian church, at half past
seven o'clock, tonight.
VISITORS registered at the cotton exchange
yesterday, were: J. J. Gossett, Chestnut
Bluff; J. Felsenthal, Stanton, Tennessee; J..
A. Crofford, Covington, Tennessee; E. Toll
lerton, Cat Island; B. Randall, Providence;
C. M. Shore, Fall River; H. o. Faber, Ar
kansas.
Miss LULU CLAY BEGBIE, of Franklin,
Tennessee, will ere long give a series of read
ings in Memphis. The lady is a fire elocu-
ZIONIST, and her entertainments are meri-
torious. She is a charming Tennessee girl
who goes forth to elevate the standard OF her
sex, but not from the WORKOUT woman 8
rights outlook.
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ChRncery COurE-ChauceIIOr AiVIngs-
ton Presiding.

Chancellor M'Dowell yesterday announced
his opinion and rulings in the case of Sow
den vs. Memphis park association: Holding
that the purchaser, Zent, acquired no greater
interest under the sale of the leasahold in
terest than the lessee did; had notice of
what he was buying and bought at his peril;
he acquires no such interest as entities him
to remove his purchase except upon the terms
and conditions of the lease. The property
claimed as sold aud purchased in this pro-
cesding was the buildings, fences, grand
stand and othe1 improvements erected at the
Olympic park, a short distance from the city
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad.
Chancellor Llvlugston yesterday denied
the relief sought by E. NJ. Price and husband
in the case OF M'FarIaad, administrator, VS.
Heistand, and dismissed the cross-bilI, d.
recting the cause TO proceed to the final wind
ing up of the trust, directing sale, etc.
In the case of Shane VS. Biggs, Chancellor
Livingston confirmed the sale to the Her
nando insurance COMPANY of lot 16 Cherry,
Caldwell & Co.'S subdivision. On Jefferson
street extended, at the sum CT twenty-five
hundred dollars.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SLAGER IL GoLDBAUSf the tailors, invite
the public to call and examine their spring
patterns and their extreme low prices.
CALL at 262 Second street for Wilson sew
ing-machines aud repairs.
r ]. DONOVAN q CO., Agents.
OUR best physicians sanction aud recon-
mend the use of Halls vegetable Siciiian hair
remover. Let all VINO are gray apply 1t!
IT Is economy to use Crescent baking pow
der. 1t Is OF superior strength. Try it. For
sale by b. NJ. sTRATToN & CO.
WHEN you feel a cough or bronchial affec-
ton creeping on the lungs, take Ayers cherry
pectoral, and cure 1t before It becomes 10
durable.
< GENTLENIEE who desire fine whisky for
home use would do well to call for Green
Brier. 1t can be obtained from any of the
principal iobbers and dealers.
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Very Likely.

Said to my wife my dear, 'pon my life,
You look gloomy AMI sad this fine morning"
- So would you" said my wife, ''if you'd gone
through my strife
With a cook who'd just had months warning"
" There's way, my sweet Maud 10 be nd of such
elves;
Let US live upon chops, and we will cook em
ourselves"
Yes for you that's very fine," she replied, "my
dear Hen;
When sick of chops you'd dine at the club and
smoke Coleman'S No. 10"
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The Lloyd Il Fritz Auction.

Special sale to- day Of solid SilDsrWare.
Many useful and beautiful articles in solid
silver, suitable Tor wedding and other pres
ents, will be disposed of at this sale to-day,
without regard to cost or value. The ladies
are specially invited t. continue their patron
age, and the greatest courtesy will be shown
them, whether they desire to purchase or
not. Mr., French, the genial auctioneer, has
the happy faculty of pleasing and interesting
his audiences, and an hour can be agreeably
spent at this place. The sale will only last a
few days longer, so all should take advan-
tage OF the short time left to secure bargains
from this stock. On Wednesday of next
week the fixtures will be sold.
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United States COurEs-esO On. e. =. Ham
nannG. Presiding.

Payne VS. Oliver, Finnie Z Co; hearing
resumed, not concluded. Judges calendar
for to-day: 1916, Payne vs. Oliver, Finnia &
Co.; 895, Woodbridge VS. Moore ct ais; PIG,
Cochran VS. KDickerbocker life insurance
company; 2278, Behr VS. Connecticut mutual
life insurance company; 2490, Green VS. by
ersburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-20

The undersigned certlfes that he held for
Collection for account of r. II. G. Mitchell,
of Mltchellsburgh, KY, Through l. w. Proc
tor, cashier Central national bank, DahTille,
KY, whole ticket No. 40,018, single number,
Glass B, in the louisiana State lottery,
which drew the first capital prize of thirty
thousand dollars, on Tuesday, February H.,
1879; said ticket having cost the sum of two
dollars at the Office, at New Orleans. beng
sent through cores Dondence addressed to NJ.
A. Dauphin, ?. 0. Dox 6S2, New Orleans,
La, and that the amount was promptly paid
by check on the Louisiana national bank,
on presentation of the ticket at the office OF
the company. f b. SHOsTE,
Exchange and Discount Clerk, Louisiana National
Bank, of New Orleans, La.
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Criminal Courts. e. II. Ray, judo

NfIMImuE y.
Calendar for to-day: the cases of the
State VS. Harris. on trial; SAL, Charles Ma
ganni; 70, Alex Elias; 365, Russell Williams;
200 and 346, John Kruger; 1923. William
Ewing; 332, Branch Edestein; 345, John
Taylor; 355. James Morris; 223, john Alex
ander; 210, John Robinson; 262, Jack NJ Far
land; 258, John Alexander.
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Rev saloon ssDenine.

Steve A. FransIol is home again 1T his old
stand, 233 Court street, where he has opened
a new saloon with a large stock of fine
wines, liquors and cigars The opening will
come off this morning. Every body IS invited
10 attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-20
What Eminent So. LOuis PhysIeians Say

C0iden's Lleblg's extract of beef and tonic
invigorator Is a very agreeable article of diet,
and particularly useful when tonics are re.
quired, being tolerated when other forms of
animal food are rejected. In diphtheTia,
agHe, malariaI typhoid feUerS, and depres-
sing diseases, its use will be attended with
great advantage. We have prescribed it with
excellent success. J. H. Leslie, MD; G. e..
Copp, MD; S. B. Prasons. MD; R. A.
Waugh. MD; Drs. S. L. and j. c. Nidelet;
VIM. Porter, NJ D.; and many others. Sold
by grecerS and druggists.
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SAILORS fer FIFTY cents at Lagigne's.
Getting Ready

to clean up the store, Boots and shoes must
b. sold to make ready for the great spring
sale soon opening. Remember the place, the
Big Boot Shoe store, 344 Main.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-20

Fritz Pfemfert & Co. No. I3 Court
street, receive beer ench day Fesh
from Lemp's renowned brewery, pack
ed In tee in their refrigerator cars
Order your beer from them.
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been
used for children. 1t corrects acidity of the
stomach, relieves icind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySenteTy and diGrrhed,
whether arising from teethIng or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
Twenty IRE cents per bottle.
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AMUsEMEnT rs.
NEEMPHIs THEATNls-Thurs1ay, Frlda


HH EHPHla EHEAT2 8E-Thursday Friday
~ ana Saturday, March 2O-2l-22. Matinee
Saturday al pm. The great sensational event
VIII be produced al an enormous expense. The only
appearance THIS season o. tue gifted American AT
is, = r &c Zee fsauikla and Miss AtEtS
Bia-chard. ia their beautiful and charmInsly
pure American q anna Of
THE DANITEE!
By joaquin Miller the poet Of the SieTras supported
by LOUIS ALDRICH. c. T PAH-LCE, and a won
derfully strong phenomenal cast This attraction
IS under the management Of Mr.. j. II. HAVERLY,
manager OF HayeTly = Theater Chicago, WHO pays Mr.
Mckee Rankin and Miss Kitty Blanchard a certainty
OF $4,000 Tor forty week. The DANITES, wherever
produced, has been applauded 70 the echo by cul-
tured and enthusiastic audiences, and at many fash
iOnabie theaieTs numbers were nightly turned away
unable 10 gain even standing room. And the man
agement confidently expect that the critical and In
telligent public Will indoTse the verdict that The
Danltes Is the American play so long sought after
al last found Reserved seats for sale at HOllenbeTgs
Mond y and Tuesday, March 24-25, Warde d Bar
ignores Diplomacy co. Wednesday, Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday, Colville Opera BurlesQue Co.
NEEMPHIs OPERA CLUB,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-20
LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-J. o. Pierce. Judge.

CIFcutt CoUrt-T. .. KItEct' . uUE-S.
Calendar for to-day: 5461, WEIGH VS.
Snyder; 1888, Hayes VS. Louisville and Nash
vile railroad company; $685., Johnson VS.
Washington fire and marine insurance COM
pany; 1857, Farrell VS. Jackson.