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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-22
PERSONALS.

MRS. E. LEVY is at Blue Ridge springs.
MRS. r. A LYTLE has gone to Hanover,
Indiana.
Mr.. ]. M. GooDBAR s summering at Bon
Aqua springs.
Mrs. THos. II. ALLEN, JR., has gone to
Blue Ridge springs.
MRS. M. E. Cochran will be at Marion,
Virginia, for a few months.
Mrs. r. M. MANsFoRD and daughter are
summering in East Tennessee.
Mrs. B. G. HENNINe is visiting relatives
at Henning station, Tennessee.
Mrs. J. T. FARGAsoN left the city a few
days ago for Blue Ridge springs.
MRS. J. S. MAHAFFEY left, few days
ago, for Old Point Comfort, Virginia.
MISS CLARA CONWAY goes to Brunswick,
Ohio, to remain there during the summer.
Mr.. r. D. RAMBAUT and wife will pass the
summer at Austin springs, East Tennessee.
Mr.. J. MD. IRWIN and family will leave
tomorrow for Crab Orchard Springs, Ken
lucky.
Mr.. NAPOLEON HILL leaves to-day for
Arcola, Illinois, to visit his old-tlme friend,
John M'Cann.
Mr.. J. D. MARKS will leave for New York
tomorrow. He goes 10 purchase goods for
3. Lowenstein & Bros.
Mr.. G.. w. M. REED, proprietor of the
Gilt Edge bitters, is In the city, looking after
his rapidly increasing business.
w. w. JAIFEs, JR., arrived FRIDAY after
noon, weighing eleven pounds. ". W. j.,
ST., is jubilant, and congratulations are IN
order.
Mr.. CARL GUTHERZ, professor of the art
of painting at the st. Louis university, is In
the city, en- route for Europe. He will, dur
ing his trip, examine the Kensington muse
UNI, at London, England.
AT Floyd's restaurant, No. 279 Main
street, regular meals are served at all hours
during the day and evening. Homemade
candies speciality. lce-cream, sherbets,
soda-water and lemonade can be procured by
ladies and gentlemen. Floyd's cards are cir
culating around town. They are comical
and attractive.
THE popular insurance firm of Messrs. Sturm
& Hirsch have.agaln been very fortunate IN
securing the agency of the London Assurance
corporation, the oldest British fire company
represented in the Union. This company was
established in 1720 by royal charter, and
during an existence of one hundred and fifty
nine years their record for honorable dealing
has become proverbial. Since the "London"
entered the United States, she never had
suit IN any court, nor was ever a process at
law instituted against the company. The
London" was formerly represented in this
city by II. L. Tomlinson & Son.
AT meeting of Tennessee Council, No.
IS, Royal Arcanum, held last evening, June
81, 1879, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Regent, W. A. Good
man; yice-regent, S. c. DePass; orator,
Henry Craft; secretary, John w. Cacey; col
lector, w. u. Mitchell; treasurer, ]. A. Om-
berg; chaplain, Rev. George C. Harris;
guide, II. E. Goodlett; warden, John c.
Switzerland; sentry, James K. Hunter The
order in this city now numbers one hundred
aud forty four members, composed OF BUSH
ness men and professional gentlemen, and is
in Aourishing condition.
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What 5000 Did i'm wall street.

August Is, 1873, Philadelphia customer
wrote Messrs. Lawrence & Co., bankers, New
York: Dear Sirs-Yours containing remit
lance for $1113 25, as profits on my two hum
bred shares is received. Accept my thanks,
for am very we'll satisfied. You may use
this letter l would recommend every. one
who feels disposed to speculate to send for
your circular" This is but one instance
out of thousands by which the new coinbina-
ton system of operating in stocks enables
people, with large or small capital, to
make similar profits. By this excellent
plan, the orders of thousands OF Gus
TONERS from city and country are pooled
into one immense sum, and co-operated as
mighty individual account. Each member OF
the combination secures all the advantages of
the largest capital united with experienced
skill. Profits divided monthly; $40 invested
returns $50, or five per cent. on the stock;
$75 will make $3.50, and SO on, according to
the market Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'s new
circular (mailed free) has 1.-TWO unerring rules
Tor success" and explains everything, SO that
any one can operate proftably. All kinds of
stocks and bonds wanted. New government
loan supplied. Apply to Lawrence d Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange, New York city.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SAVE money by purchasing Watkins's cor
sets.
STANDARD quality, Burnett's Aavoring ex-
tracts.
DR.. A. L. KDIBRo, office southeast corner
Main and Union streets.
NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint SO quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
lNvALIDs requiring a stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
pure material, AMI is extfa<strength. For
sale by HAD - AVERY.
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The Cheapest Clothing.

Citizens and visitors to the city will find a
large stock of clothing and underwear at the
house of Johnston & Vance. No. 305 Main
street. Their stock comprises everything
known to the line, and has been selected
with view to the southern market. In the
line of gents underwear their stock is large
and select. These goods will be sold at
wonderfully low prices. Messrs. Johnston
& Vance have Diet rmined to sell their goods,
and have marked them down to rate that
will attract the attention of the general pub
lie. Give them call and price the goods.
They will be found at prices that will induce
n1lrchases
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Chancery Court-M,DoweII. Judge.

Calendar for Monday, June %: 497, Black
well VS. Blackwell; 1872, Hallihan VS. Taylor;
1926, Higgins vs. Park; 1915, Bate vs. Bate
man; 1921, Snowden VS. Anderson; 1867,
Anderson vs. Tate; 1870, Mansfield va
Brewer; 1872, Weller VS. Claiborne; 1892,
Perkins VS. Ward; 1892, Halle VS. Lake; 1894,
Anderson VS. Norton; 1000, Brinkley VS.
Cross; 2002, German bank vs. Outlaw; 2007,
Selby VS. Ferguson; 2016. Chester VS. Smith;
2022, Mosby VS. Martin; 2024, Polk VS. Fos-
ter; 2035, Robertson VS. Anderson; 2O38,
Heiskel vs. Looney; 2040, Stewart VS. Jack
son; 2042, Eagan vs. Nelson; 2C48, Bryant
VS. Anderson; 2049, Greenlaw VS. Williams;
2052, Bolton vs. Cash; 206O, Brown VS.
Brown; Hukin VS. city; 206S, Walker VS.
Wicks; 2075, Mostly vs. Douglass; 2O82,
Galbreath VS. Moon; 2087, Twltchell VS. Lyon;
2090, Mason VS. Apperson; 2091, Laird VS.
Etchwarne; 1904, Crenshaw VS. Smith; 2103,
Cox VS. Fowlkes; PIG, Dupre vs Meath; 2ll9
Stillman VS. Titus; 2124, Pettigrew vs. Auder-
son; 2I35, Curry VS. Doyle; 2136, Sproule VS.
Norris; 2l40, Whitaker VS. Eakin; 2l4S,
Meacham vs Greenlaw; 2149, same VS.
Teague; 2152, Thi. national bank VS. Walt;
2l55. Cooke vs. Hatcher; 2158, Hines VS.
Brinkley; 2168, Anderson VS. Donovan; 2l77,
same VS. Cousins; 2178, same VS. Douglass;
2179, same VS. Severson; 2185, same VS. Yates
2210, same vs. Smith; 1928, same VS. Left
wich; 1924, Bail VS. Doyle; 2239, Anderson
VS. M'Kepua.
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Tea, Coffee, Spices-U. +. CaVa.
nagh l. Co., 800 Main st.

Their entire attention is devoted to the
purchase and sale of tea, coffee
and spices, which enables them
to give many advantages to both
the wholesale and retail trade that cannot be
offered by other dealers Their stock Is al
ways fresh, full and complete, and if you
want anything in the tea, coffee or spice line,
you will find it to your interest to purchase OF
U. f. Cayanagh & Co., No. 1853 Main street.
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AYreS Binding.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Ws'rIFn Miller & Co.

At No. 22I Main street (under the Wor-
sham bolse) can always be found a mosl
complete stock, in every style, of boots and
shoes, for men, women and children.
If yon rant the latest style boOs and shoe,
go to YIN. Miller d. Co.
If you rant cheap boot or shoe,
90 to YIN. Miller d Co.
If ycu icant any Kind of boot or shoe,
90 10 Vim. Miller d: Co.
And you are sure to be perfectly satisfied
In style, quality, finish and price. Don't for
get the place and number.
WM. MILLER d CO.,
No. 22I Main street. under Worsham House,
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Is, John Murphy and John Courey; As, her
man Arkansas; 81, Wesley Cobb, James Will
Hams, John Tracey; 128, Rock Sommers;
164, Nelson johnson; 176, William White;
l7o, n; F. Ingram; q, John Nitzen; 63, W.
A. Wheatley; 81, w. w. Goodwin; So,
Thomas Fisher.
Witnesses must be in attendance, or for
FIXTURES will be taken and attachments issue.
Attorneys must see to the issuance of their
subpenas 80 that their cases may be ready.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Hop. J. o. Pierce, ) I'D

Circuit COurt-HOB. j. o. Pierce > I'D &c.
Calendar for Monday: COOS. Sarah Sales vs.
John CASTOR; 6C07, Taxing District vs. John
CASTOR; 6009, Same vs. G. l.. Staffer; COLO,
Same VS. Billy Emmerson; COLL, Same VS.
Charles Quentel; 60l2, Same VS. Same; 60l3,
Same VS. Henry Quentel; COLA, Same VS. Same;
6015, Hicks VS. Tate; 60l6, Dooley VS. Pol
lard; 6O17, Cohen VS. Wellman; 6018, Tate VS.
Seaton; 6O19, Jones vs Cooper; 1922, Green
VS. Larkiu; 6023, Glover VS. Reinshagen; COPS,
Phillips VS. Wilson; 6026, Specht VS. Hender-
son; 6028, Locke VS. Devote; 6029, Dryer vs
Cunningham; 6032, st. Clair VS. Berton; 6033,
Smith, agent, VS. Reichmann; 6034, Yarnell
Brothers vs. Collins; $685., Douglass VS.
M'Williams; 6037, Robson VS. Arbuckle,
Tucker & Co; 602S, Ca1Eagan VS. Callahan;
6042, Lake VS. Robson; 6043, Noah VS. Dan
bridge; 6045, White VS. Roper & Daley; 6047,
Stale VS. Bloss; 6049, D. G. Barrow VS. II. G.
Manning; $3.50, Buckham & Co. VS. Reich
mann; 6052, Cara VS. Smith; 6053, M Far
land VS. Hogan; 6054, Same VS. Same; $3.50,
Cummings VS. Lea; 6056, Casey VS. O'Ioole;
$685. Moffatt VS. Kelley e M'Cadden; 6059,
Same VS. Same; 6062, Eckerly & Bro. VS. Stat
fer, garnishee; 6064, Hayes d Co. VS. Eme-
rick.
Criminal Court, L. Il. Ray, Judge.
Calendar for the week beginning Monday,
June 23d: 81, 80, 80, 81, 35, So. 81, 80, 80,
40 and Al, w. L. Berlin; 139, l4O and I4l,
Sandy Kirkland; 81, Albert Dodge; 81 and
IS, Charles Goebel; 100, George Luck; 116,
Matt Stocks; SO, Charles Garrett; IS, VIM.
Looney.
Tuesday, June 24th-No court.
Wednesday, June 25th-l47, Charles Dun
can; 147, VIM Parker; Sc, VIM. Parker and
Burt Overton; 80, John Redmond; so, Chas.
Sims, alias Wallace, Hugh Davis and A. j.
Foster; 81, Andrew Stewart; IS, Isaac
Woods.
Thursday, June 26th-3O, John Steckle; 80,
J. NJ. Beattie; 173, Matte HUMPHREYS; 81,
Leroy Moore; 1877, Henry Harris; 1l6, Geo.
Pugh; 12O, Bill Regency; AZ, Jim Walker.
Friday, June 27th--155 and 156, Henry
Fly; %, Dan Cornelius; 25, Robert Brown
ing; I49, John Foster; Al, P. j. Davis; los
and 166. Jim Wilson; IT'S, Thomas Day; III,
II. 81. Fleming; Is, Joe Keely; IS, 20 and
81, Madison Vonner.
Saturday, June 2sth-l2S, Rush B. Bowen;
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NOTICE
TO TAX-PAY Err S!

TAKING. DISTRICT TAXES FOR 1879 ON
L Property, Polls, Privileges and Merchants
Capital, are now past due. Taxpayers Will please
call at my office with all possible promptness and
pay their taxes, the law and the necessities OF the
Taxing district requiring II. On the
FIFTEENTH INSTANT,
all bills then unpaid will be placed In the hands OF
officers for collection who will proceed by dstTaint
TO enforce collections. Costs Will be added 10 all
bills not paid by the 18th.
No exception 10 this rule will be made, ard the
Collection OF every dollar due will be enforced, II by
any legal process Il ian be done.
GEORGE b. FLEECE,
County Trnstea and EN-OlIiaIn Tax COLLECTOR.
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BHJACH,S!
The Great Event Will Take Place To-
Morrow.
THE GREAT CHICAGO STOCK HAS
ARRIVED.

132 cases of merchandise.
IS barrels glassware.
81 crates crockery and stone-chinaware.
% cases tinwsre.
Have been received by US during the past
week per Louisville and Nashville railroad
and steamers City of Helena and City of
Greenville.
The goods have all been put in stock and
are ready for inspection.
The above stock was bought from the as
signee at thirty-6ve cents on the dollar, and
will be sold accordingly.
NOTE PRlCEsI
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS.
1860 pcs best standard prints at SC a yard;
this stock comprises mourning and sec
ond mourning prints, solid color prints,
shlrting and fancy prints In every de-
sirable style.
~ pcs grenad1ne at DC yard.
500 pcs linen lawn-largest assortment ever
shown In the city, all at 512c yard.
SO pcs linen lawn, very fine, warranted all
pure, at Zoe, worth 35c yard.
Is pcs summer dress goods at sc, worth
1870.
20 pcs wash poplin at TIC, worth 1916.
10 pcs grass cloth, yard-wlde, TIC, worth
121sc.
10 pcs lace bunting at 171sc, worth Doc.
10 pcs plain black bunting, all wool, at 15c,
worth Soc.
SEQ pcs linen lawn at SIC yard.
Yard-wlde Victoria lawn at Zoe a yard.
80 pcs white pique at SC.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS.
100 children's percale dresses at only 25c
each.
Ladies' linen busters at 81 so, worth $3.
Ladies worsted busters at 50 25 worth 81 so.
Ladies linen suits at 81 so, worth 81.
Ladies' linen suits at So, worth So.
Misses all linen suits 75c each.
White dressing sacques at 81, worth So So.
LACE GOODS.
We shall offer our lot of real lace shawls aud
sacques all at 81 so, worth SO each.
MUSQUITO BARS.
One lot slightly soiled at 35c each.
Musquito bars, ready made, In every style,
for less than elsewhere.
Extra Bargains in Lace MIts, Gloves
and ParasOIs.
Good large-sized parasols at 15c each.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Ladies' Newport ties at soc.
Ladies' kid slippers at SOC.
Ladies' serge slippers at 45c.
Ladies' serge shoes at 75c.
tdles leather shoes at 81.
CrOekery and French ChInaware.
Decorated tea sets, - pieces to the set, at
only Sc, worth $12 so.
French decorated and gilt chamber sets, ID
pieces to the set, for only 81, worth $40.
Large washbowl and pitcher at 9Oc, worth 81.
Vegetable dishes with cover, SOC, worth 81 %
Sugar bowls, 25c, worth SOC.
Large meat dishes, 35c, worth 75c.
Cream pitchers l5c each.
Large bowls Sc each.
Best stone-china dinner plates 30c set.
Best stone-china dessert plates SOC a set.
Best stone china cups and saucers Soc a set.
Best stone-chlna cups P1d saucers, with ham
dies, 40c a set.
Large glass cake basksts 25c.
Large glass walters 25c.
Covered butter dishes Zoe.
Preserve and ice-cream dishes sc.
Wire dish covers, all sizes, at 10c each.
Wire cloth for screens at 40c yard.
TINWARE. TINWARE.
PA different styles of tinware at sc, Zoe and
25c each.
An immense variety of assorted wood, glass
and hardware at our cheap tables.
ALL TO BE FOUND
AT THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE KIND IN THE SOUTH.
BEJACH & BRASH.
273. Main Etreet-.............2SS
DeIicI Gus Favored Ice Cream at
sTAEFER's.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

MISS MARY ]. BALDWIN, Principal The ses-
vi sion OF 1880 will open the first Wednes-
day in September, and close the corresponding time
In June following. TERMS- (For session OF forty
weeks, payable one-half entering and the bal
ance In February) Selection First-For board. Wash
ing, fuel lights physicians Fee seat In church. Ca
sthenics and full English course, including eloc-
ton and contingent Zee. S2bO For full partcli-
lars, apply TO the principal for catalogues.
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40 AIASPntaRa-

The DAILY APPEAL VIII be sent by
mail AZ ONE DOLLAR per month,
postage Included. Orders for the paper
should be deEnite as to time and
CONTAIN THE MONEY, as we pay no
attention 10 9TH Forbid orders.
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BEAUTIES! What! Watkius's corsets.
Buggies AID wagons for Sale.

In another column will be found the notice
OF Trustee r. II. Vsnce's sale of buggies,
carriages, wagons, manufacturers materials,
etc, now at 3S7 Second street, at the old
stand of r. D. Wallace d Co. Mr.. Vance,
holding a deed of trust, will. during the next
thirty days, sell this valuable stock at prices
far below cost. The stock has to be closed
out Immediately, and the sale will be rapid.
Those who want bargains had better visit
this place and examine the vehicles offered
for sale. The low prices asked will astonish
everybody. If you want to purchase fine
buggy, wagon or carriage, now is the time
to do il. The sale is imperative, and if
necessary a sacrifice will be made. Call and
ma Ike thekuecessarV Inspection and inquiries.
A LARGE assortment of showcases for sale,
L.. A
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4qe. / Ser. IOolor. Disease.

Distribution of Deaths By WGrdS-First,
4; second, O; third, O; fourth, 0; fifth, 8,
sixth, 3; seventh, 8; eighth, 6; ninth, 3,
tenth, 5. City hospital, d. Still-born, 0.
Whites, 10; colored, 81. Total for the week,
81, s. II. COLLINS, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
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Worms are a miserable affection, found in
most families, and not I'm frequently fatal in
their effects Therefore delay not, but imme-
diately ask your druggist for CDR. G.
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge," and hap
plness will bless your household. Only see
that "Fleming Bros, "a Wood street, Pitts
burg, is on the wrapper, or you will get a
worthless imitation
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Baltimore, Maryland, states: 81 have used
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic invigorator largely in debility, febrile
and nervous diseases, and have found it one
of the most reliable of nutrient tonics now
in use, or to be found in pharmacy" Sold by
druggists and grocers.
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FOR BENT.

CIRODE PLACE-To frstclass tenant, the beau
~ tiful and new Cirode Place (modern), No. 2S9
CYNTHIA street, between Vance and Linden.
W. A. WHEATLEY, 2SI Main.
DEDROOM-With furniture for SALE corner Main
ID and Madison. over Louisville ticket Office. One
OF the most pleasant rooms In the city with all con-
Yeniences. Apply to W. A WHEATLEY.
FURNISHED BOARDINGHOUSE-Cen
"a located Address A. B., Appeal Office
DOOMS-Furnished or unfinished; suitable also
~ for families TO housekeep. lO1 JEFFERSON.
IIURNISHED ROOMS--With or without board
= No. 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gem
IN tlemen. New brick house, 81 Mnlberry street
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". c. WOODWARD q Co.;
Please send at once 1C3O 81 toouldnf be-
here him; tcould yot?" SEQ Every 6ay
gIVine to DE Sunddy?" o. DITsoN & co.
BOSTON, June Is, 1879.
These popular songs are for sale al Hol
lenberg's.
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KREMER, HERZOG * CO.
To Our Visitors and the Public Generally
Our great sale of

Our great sale of
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery,
Preparatory to stock-taking July 4th), is
now In progress
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Ladies will find at our house the most com
plete line of linen suits, linen and mohalr
busters, listers and overalls, all sizes. We
have just opened splendid line of them.
LAWNS, BUNTINGS, GRENADINES,
at unprecedented bargains.
Orders taken for costumes, at short notice,
and at very reasonable prices.
Azorean Fayals, Leghorns and chips lower
than ever heard of.
Ladies' Trimmed Hat Department.
Extra Bargains.
The Finest Assortment in the City.
Satin and Brocaded Ribbons.
Fans. Fans.
Breton Laces.
Ruchings.
Lace Mitts and Lisle Gloves.
All seasonable, desirable goods, lower than
ever before offered.
KREMER, HERZOG & co.
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MURDER at the runk-factory, 3i8 Main
street. For want of space must dispose of
one thousand trunks at prices lower than any
monger paid for elsewhere. s. LEVY.
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WArk1Ns's corsets, Csc to Sc.

The purest soda Water, the finest
Mead, the most delIcateIy- fl avOred lee
Cream, and the finest C0nfectiOnerIes
in this city can only be found at
STAFEER'S
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FIOyd's Restaurant.

Prices are moderate. Every conpenience
of first class restaurant. For .ffty cents
you can get good dinner, including ice
crennl and desserts.
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Cash Advertising.

Advertising bills for less than FIVE
DOLLARS must be paid when the
wGriz is ordered, except for persons
with whom we have regular accounts.
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EOR SALE

TNNGINE AND BOILER-One 20-horse power en-
~ CINE and boiler, nearly new.
J. v. PATRICK, at Memphis Gins.
+ OTS-PrIVately, for 30 days, two desirable build
IL ing lots, go by 145 feet on Linden street. be-
tween Lauderdale and Orleans. For price and terms
Inquire of J. d. Quigley at E. NJ. Apperson Co.'S
a NICE cottage at Beersheba Sprlngs-Cheap.
"a For information, apply to Mrs. r. L. G. Bostick
Franklin, Tenn. or N. e. Perkins, Memphis, Tenn.
n ROCERY-A rare chance Tor a man with small
J capital to start in rstelass Grocery and lOca-
don Satisfactory cause given for selling. Apply at
"a Jefferson street. ]. STEWART & co.
DRICK-Sh1pped cheap BY river or railroad. Leave
d orders at John A. Denies 352 Front street.
Large concessions Will be made on orders for good
SalmonBrcl suitable for chimDsys or setting boil
eIs. etc. -. n. z. PIPER
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FOR SALE OH LEASE.

HIHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
i SHOP Including large aid valuable grounds,
buildings and machinery. The tools are good and
In good order, embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
paloes, one lotion Crane, and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing MIL etc.
In THE MACHINE SHOP-Two Iron planners, two
Engine Lathes two Drill Presses two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
In THE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay q Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Lathes, one Splitting Saw and Table.
THE MOTIVE POWER is one 20-hoIse Engine, with
four iued Boiler, Pumps, Tank Shafting, Hangers
and Pullles complete For price and terms, address
us at Memphis, Tenn J. r. FRANK d CO.
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HI MOIHIHS snOHIU OUe DC EIIUIU
careful than in the slection of cosmetics. j.
& E. Atkinson milk of white roses, while
harmless and delightfully."- perfumed, is one
of the most effective.
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Zinc Iron Disinfectant

THE dlsinfectant can be obtained, free of cost, at
L the following places:
W. n. NilkersOT q Co., :}34 Main street.
A. Renkert. 12U Main street.
W. NJ. Simms. 1Q5 Poplar street.
Battier IL Co., 100 Beale street.
W. 3. Stafford IL Co. 1879 fernando street.
j. c. Zehring, 81 Shelby street.
ri. II. knox, cor. Second and GreenlaW streets.
Ii. A. Ntzhugh,, 800 Madison street.
HeSsen d Co, 800 Poplar street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-22

DfENTRAB BAPTIST CHURCH (COLORED)-
~ C1ltsey street, bet1Deta Linden and PoHtotoc.-
Prayer meeting at am. Sunday-schOOl at an.
Morning service at II am; afternoon service at
pm evening service az 30 pm. Rev. James
Lott, pastor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-22

NEW TOYS,
NEW DOLLS,
NEW TRAVELLING BASKETS.
All goods very low, to save expense Of
moving.
Will occupy 80 Main street on and after
JIly LIST.
SHERWOOD &c CO.
34S Main street. 34S
DELIGHTFUL! Splendid! Wen call again.
Finest thing l ever drank-that soda at Wat
k;ns's.
HALLS vegetable sicillan hair renewer, the
only reliable preparation for restoring gray
hair to its original color.
PURE banana ice cream, made of the
fruit, at Botto's, to-day, corner Desoto and
Elliott streets.
DELICIOUS soda, free of charge to custom
ers, at Watkins's, 277 Main street.
THERE is nc better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-22

FRENCH and American corsets, at Wat
kins's.
The celebrated Head at StaTer's is not
equaIed In this city.