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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-26

Il
u'RANKLIN HOUsE-Tuscumb ia, Ala; sixty
II rooms; will rent cheap to a good tenant
S. PARSHALL, TUscumbia Ala
CoTToN-PIcKERs-Ap at &. L. Cochran &
" Co.'S, Howard Row.
100 MILL sTREET-Near street railroad;
20 house six rooms and kitchen; Sl7 so per
month. Apply to MRS. NJ. @. REDER,
q Fifth street, Chelsea.
FURNISHED ROOMS am con-, street
POOM-A very de irabIe siugle room for gen
LIZ tleman, at 90 Madison street.
STORE-No 273 Main street, opposite Court
~ Square, now occupied by Bejach Il Co. Apply
to c. 4. FARNSWoRTH, IL Union street.
EOTrAGE-No. 1856 Poplar street. and residence
~ No. 16 Orleans; in good repair. Apply at 102
Adams street.
r EsIDENCE-Mrs. Z. ". Bowless residence,
IO No. pa Union street, corner Lauderdale.
Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
w. W.JAME5, $50 Front street.
ENINE PLANTAIION-On Presidents Island for
Il rent from January l, 1888; $50 acres of cleared
and on head of Presidents Island, cultivated for
i've years past by Colonel Ed. Richardson with
shelby convict labor. Will be rented responsible
party for one or more term years his place is
under good fence; has all necessary cabins and
outhouses, gInhouse, stables, etc. and within two
miles OF the city of Memphis. For terms apply to
ONERTON d q ROVESNOR.
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LIE TIERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Dancing.

Dancing.
To the Editors OF the Appeal:
dropped in at Nine. Louis's matinee yes
terday evening, and was much amused and
delighted at seeing so many little brigh
stars of all ages. The madame is certainly
to be congratulated on her success as a greal
and perfect teacher. All parents should
avail themselves of her short stay here, as
she is the only one who can give perfect
grace and step 10 the youRg terpsichoresn's
of Memphis. A LooKER-oN.
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THE .OId Reliable,

Boot and shoe house OF J. Mill & Co. is
fitted with a superb stock of easonzble bsoss
and shoes. This popular sizblishmeDt Is
very careful in the selsciio Of lie goods,
and nothing of sn inferiorgrade is handled.
OF course they have comr0n IS well as fine
goods; but each article en- be taken for
what il is represented. Hi & Co. have been
in the business long tine, and they know
all abont boots aid ssoes. Their present
stock il superb one. 10 to the corner OF
Main and Morros and &c il.
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Unscrupnlour afventurers.

What ind0cement can a counterfeiter
have to produce anyking good or reliable
Are they the class Omen who are 10 furnish
physic for the sickr to snpply medicine for
the druggist 10 de- IN? Beware of boguf
and worthless coronnds gotten up TO sell
on the reputation Of The pnr. st aud kesf
family medieiBen the world. Be cure aud
get the commissioners LIVER Regulator
IN Wife wraps. with large rid ~ there
on, and zee thaiJ. 81. ZeIlin & Co. are the
proprietors OF hat you bay.
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BEJACH'S.
Second Week of Our Great
REMOVAL SALEi

We will continue 10 give away the follow
ing valuable presents:
With every $ worth Of goods, one bottle
Of Hoyt's best cologne.
With every SO worth of goods, one PAIR
of elegant vases, or one of our folding rock
err.
With S25 worth of goods, an elegant en-
broidered table cover, Brussels rugs, or one
of our s. lamps complete.
With $50 worth of goods, one elegant
eight-day clock, or one OF our washstand
sets, containing ten pieces, or one china tea
set, consisting Of ffty-four pieces.
1000 bottles Of Bixby's best boot and shoe
dressing will be given away in our shoe de-
partment this week.
bills only
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Boots and Shoes!

We carry full line OF ladies', missed,
children's and boys shoes, and we are sell
ing them cheaper than any other house in
the city. - -
We will give away, free of charge, a bottle
of Bixby's best boot aud shoe polish 10 every
purchaser in this Department.
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ROOMS ANDBOARD.
FOR RENT. LEASE on SAJF

ESIRABLE ROOMs-Front or pack, ftlrui
= or unfinished, at IS Adams street.
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Blankets and Comforts,

Comforts, 75c, sold for 81 rs each.
Comforts, ST %, sold for 81 70 each.
Comforts, 81 so, sold for 81 each.
Gray blankets, 75c, sold for 81 25 each.
Gray blankets, 81 25, sold for 50 each.
Gray blankets, 81 rs, sold for 81 so each.
White blankets, 81 50, sold for 81 so each.
White blankets, strictly Atwood, IS 80,
sold for IS pr pr.
While blankets, u 4, strictly all-wool, Sc,
sold for S. so pr pr.
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Buy pound psckage of Floyd's candies.
1t viii have ia it all kinds of carznsels,
English walnnts, cream almonds. Frepch
nougst, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure eulors,
and no deliberations in anything. Everp-
thing sold etrictiy pure, wholesome md nu-
frifinnS at FLOYD & MOoSxrss
go MaS. zs-.ot
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Toys. Toys!

$l00o0worth of toys at wholesale and re-
talk Our grand toy opening will take place
shortly. Dsn't buy anything in the toy line
until you see what we will offer.
200 beet horse blankets at 81 25, worth
3 SO per blanket.
Rodgers's best table knives and forks, very
best steel, only 75c, worth 81 so set.
so gro-s gents co4ored long silk string lies
at only 10c, or 81 per doz.
Our celebrated folding rockers down 10 60c
each.
Ladies' cloaks, dolmams and circulars at
prices to defy competition.
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Sweeping Reduction.
Al EuchS.S.

No. 80 and Al Jefferson street, you can
always find the best of fresh meats, yegeta-
bles, game, fish and other articles wanted by
housekeepers. His place is the incest mar
ket-house in the city. He keeps only the
best of everything, and endeavors to gel into
mis- stock the finest meats that can be had.
He delivers goods promptly. HIS supply OF
fish is the best ever had in Memphis.
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Cotton FIannels, Cotton Flannels /.

Cotton flannel, 74c, sold for 10c pr yd.
Cotton flannel, SIC, sold for 123c pr yd.
Cotton flannel, Toe, sold for 15c pr yd.
Cotton flannel, lac, sold for lSc pr yd.
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Il Important.

" men you visit or leave New York ciiv
have aggage .expressage and cSrria ge hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel opposite G rand Cen
trail depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant TO 0rns,
fitted mp at expense of 81 90 coo reduced TO 81
and upwards per DAY. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the rand Union than at
any other hrst-class motel in the city.
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The Leading House

II the fprniture and carpet cuisines, Bryson
& Co, invite the attention OF the public TO
its large and carefully selected stock of
goods, which are offered at very low prices.
All the late styles of furniture and carpets
are on hand, and every one en- End some
thing 10 sniff
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FOR LEASE.

IOLANIA1ION-Onc of the finest plants lions in
4 Shelby county, within so nailes from Mem
bhls; l25Oacres OF cultivatable land fronting more
than one mile on fernando rosd; well fenced,
steam gin and gIist mill, two gin-siands, well To-
Gated for custom; twenty-five acres of clover pas
ture, running water in abundance, wells and els
terms conveniently located; two dwellinghouses
or settlements on the place, with ouIhouses, sta
bleS and cribs attachel besides quarters for labor
ers conveniently distributed. Each OF the dwell
tnghouses has four good rooms. There is also a
good storehouse with eight rooms on the fernando
road at an advan lsgeous point for general mer-
ehandlse. The place is admirably adapted for
stock and condition-farm, besides Including about
500 acres of excellent cotton land. viii lease the
entire property for a terms of years. For terms
and particulars apply to D. II. SCALES,
SO Madison street Memphis
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Rriddx Houke.

Teysfat,-sy Commercial Hotel. corner Front ana
81 p5nsA streets, Memphis, Tenn J. H. Prlddy,
y, aond Va, Proprietor. Rates, 81 per day.
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Note Prices /!

Best triple-plated dinner knives, 81 25,
worth g so set.
Best triple-plated table spoous, 81 25,
worth 8 90 set.
Best triple-plated table forks, $l %,
worth g 30 a set.
Best triple-plated teaspoons, 75S WORTH
81 so set.
80 very handsome embroidered piano
covers at half price. Come and see them.
Ladies' knit jackets, very finest, Al. eaIy
g so, worth SIS each.
% lace sets, bed spreads and pillow shams
at IS so, worth Sc set.
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To the Trade!

300 doz jeans pants, all lined and well
made, at only 81 per doz.
20 pcs best ingram carpet, full ysrd wide,
at only 20c per yard.
% pcs new hemp carpet, the very best,
only I74c per yard.
100 large foot or door mate, Coo, worth 81
each, at
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LAW REPORTS.
Cnaneer, Uonr,-Henove,,. Iuar...

Chaneery Conrf-HcDoweII, Judge.
Calendar for Monday, November 9th:
From last weeks published calendar-Nos.
1176, 1000, 1870, 1866, 1920, 1926, 1925, 1923,
42z5, 1906, 1896, 433S. 1889, 1910, 1912, 1914,
aud 1916 Nos. 1888. Jones VS. Jones; 1854,
MotfaLt w ~ eIis, 4355. Mcmillan vs. McMil-
Ian; 1886, Stark VS. Foster
Gfreutt Court-Pierce, Judge.
Calendar for Monday: Nos I'LL, on trial;
Ills, Margaret Dolan, admir-, VS. Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company.
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Mon

The cold, rain and dust fom your doors and
windows with Roebuck's Weather Stripe.
Sold only by Hook & LaGrill, sole agents,
289 Madison street, Memphis.
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Hazel Kirke's BrOtherl EsmeraIda's Cousin
Nine Girls cOurted, Eight Girls Tilted, Ono Girl Married
and Two Thousand People Highly Satisfied.

THE PROFESSOR" RAN IN YORK $50 NIGHTS
AT THE MADISON SQUARE THEATER
THE HAZEL KIRKE THEATER.
THE THEATER WHERE HAZEL WAS BORN
THE THEATER WHERE HAZEL LOVED.
THE THEATER WHERE HAZEL WAS MARRIED.
WHY WAS THE PROFESSOR so SUCCESSFUL?
BECAUSE IT Is FULL AND BEAUTY
BECAUSE IT CAPTIVATE5 THE VENERABLE FATHER
BECAUSE IT CHARMS THE PRUDENT MOTHER.
AND THE PLAIN MAN OF THE COUNTRY.
THE FASTIDIOUS MAN THE CITY
THE POOR MAN OF THE COTTAGE
AND THE RICH THE PALACE
1.-THE PROFESSOR" RAN $50 NIGHTS
BECAUSE 1T THE FXACTING HEART
ITS WIT CHARMS THE INTELLECT
ITS PATHOS MELTS THE UNDERSTANDING
IT'S FUN DELIGHTS THE YOUNG PEOPLE.
AND MAKES THE GIRLS GLAD THAT THEY WERE BORN
IT TOUCHES ALL SIDES OF ONES NATURE.
THE LAWYER THE SCHOLAR, THE MERCHANT,
THE ARTIST THE POOR TAXPAYER
THE GOOD MAN. THE INDUSTRIOUS MAN
THE MINER THE BELLE THE SALON,
THE STONECUTTER THE CARPENTER,
THE B0oK-KEEPER, THE CONSCIENTIOUS CASHIER
THE VIsTUoUs POLITICIAN HONEST
DELEGATE CONGRESS,
ALL GOOD PEOPLE GO 1.-THE PROFESSOR
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STOLEN.

nARK Bay SADDLE MARE-i51S hands high
L. long name and tail, white spot in forehead.
and little while on both hind feet. A reward of
$25 will be paid for her return to
JAS. s. ROBINSON. 800 Second street.
November p, 1882 Memphis, Tenn.
THE NUMBERS OF MY DRAY, No. SO, HAVE
L been stoien. The public warned.
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FOR RENT or LEASE.

DLANTATION-A valuable plantation u miles
l. from Memphis, ON the Mississippi river. in
Crittenden county, Ark; 800 acres under cultiva-
ton, and 40 or 30 acres cleared for cultivation.
There are valuable improvements on the place,
namely: DwelliDghouse of four rooms and out
houses. stables, barn newly built, Clubhouse and
press. 1t is considered to be the highest place
t.sts~een Memphis and Helena, and as heathful
a .p exS.rSA;,.- rroducttye For terms and iur-
DABnlY N. sea Lr:s.s 80 AsAsi.xs,, 81.
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CARLOAD LOTS
NEW FRUIHS,Etc

L Carload New Raisfns, London Layers
Layers, and Sulfanas.
i Carload Sew Figs, Curranfs, CifrOu
and n aisga Grapes.
4 Carload New Nuts.
I Carload New Oranges, Bananas and
Lemons.
4 carload New t,Ocoanufs and Peanuts.
L Car-loan New Factory Cheese
L Carload New Full Cream Cheese, 30
lbs. each.
4 Carload New Holland Herring aud
Fire Crackers.
I Carload New JeIIfes and Preserves.
Carload New Crackers in barrels and
4 Carload New Beans, ~ OmIny AID Grfts
L Carload New Hams aud Breakfast
4 Carload New HackereI.
i Carload New Pickles, hr0Hf and Cider.
4 CARLOAD New Lard and Pl&sfeet.
i Carload New Oatmeal, Cracked wheat
and kye Flour
2 Carloads New BuckWheaf (New York
3 Car-iosds New Sugars. MoIasses and
Coffee.
4 Carloads ewPaucy and stick Candies.
Carloads New saIdines. Pickles in
salmon, Corn. Ete.
&c We man ufaeture our own Stick
Candy. orr own Yeast Powders. prepare
our own y. IEkfsfng Buck wheat, Roast
eur own Coffee and Peanuts. We are
We'll prepared TO supply for Cashl the
Retailer. SEND FOX PRICES.
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Kid Gloves!
Hid Gloves!

Mousquetaire kid, black and colored, 81,
sold for 81 70 per pair.
Fosters lscing gloves, 81 25, sold for s.
per pair.
Elegant S-bu,ton kid gloves 75c. sold for
81 Is per pair.
Children's and misses KID gloves, Soc,
cold for 75c per pair.
Gents kid gloves, black and colored, every
pair warranted, 75c, sold for 81 80 per pair
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Low Prices on Dress Goods ,

Double-fold French dress plaid, Zoe, cold
for 25c pr yd.
Atwood dress flannel, zoe, sold for SOC
pr yd.
Cretoune at 15c, sold for 25c pr yd
Colored cashmeres, 30c sold for SOC pr yd.
Finest brocaded satins, soc, sold for 81 so
pr I'd.
Silk velvet, colored and black, 81, sold for
| ST 70 pr yd.
Black dress silk, 75c, sold for 81 So Or yd.
Atwood colored cashmere, SOC, sold for
/ S5c pr I'd.
Black cashmere, Soc, sold for SOC pr yd.
Brocaded dress goods 72c, sold for I24c
pr yd.
Wool dress plaids Sc, sold for s9c. pr yd
Finest black satin Soc, sold for ) so pr yd.
Finest brocaded dress goods 15c, sold for
25c pr yd.
Twilled shudahs l5c, sold for 25c pr yd
Satin de Lyon black silk 81 SO, sold for
g 80 pr I'd.
velveteenp, IS, so and Coo, sold for SOC,
75c and 81 % pr I'd.
Red table damask, 45c, sold for CSC pr I'd.
Red table damask, Coo, sold for 90c pr yd.
Bleache3 table damask, 45c, cold for Csc
pr I'd.
Bieached table damask, Coo, sold for 9Oc
pr I'd.
Blsached table damask, 81, sold for 81 so
MarseilIes sPFsauE5 sf-ae.--~,I-iar 81 Is
each.
Msrseilles spreads, 81, sold for So 25 each.
Marseilles spreads, So, sold for IS each.
Cotton FIannels! Cotton Flannels!
Cotton flannel, 74c, sold for 10c pr yd.
Cotton flannel, SIC, sold for 124c pr yd.
Cotton fannel, Toe, sold for 15c pr I'd.
Cotton flannel, lac, sold for lSc pr I'd.
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NOT PRICELESS
Kremer's Whisper
A SAD TALE SWEETLY TOLD.

Hs-Last week our prices were the lowest what
this week they be, yourself shall judge. We
make for MONDAY MORNING one Special Special.
Very Special, ans most extraordinary, and
WE THINK, entirely too extraordinary offer.
namely:
Fifty pieces OF Atwood Dress Goods, consisting
of all colors, and Black, Plain, Fancy and Plaid.
worth right now from 75c to 81 50 per yard, at the
uniform price of
65c.
We res eIve the right of Withdrawing after Nom
day night any or ali Of these. as we know fhis is
the Greatest Bsfgain We have ever offered.
Now that lot is cheap: but soft, season your
impotence. Here is a sockdolsger:
Evening silks, Rica Brocaded silks, Brocaded
Velvets and Pushes, in short lengths all meas
ured. marked, and marked low. All right that's
eheaP-yes, pretty reasonable. But wait minute;
Tinted, B5ocaded, Embossed, Printed and Fig
urea PlusheS, In trimming lengths, little pieces.
sorts and sizes, at surprisingly pleasant little
prices
ms Veivets, Pushes. Dress Goods, Grapes and
But hesrken to our HAT HISTORY.
l00.e00 Hats (more or less) Beautiful New and
nile, Plush. silk and Satin all coloTs at the uni
81.
Now attention to this. This is real and earnest.
There Is no nonsense about it. OF these hats
many are worth double, some triple the price
asked. INSPECT.
In Feathers forcible offer of real Ostrich
Tips in many eolors and black. We offer choice
of 1000 punches tmore or lessl, worth from 81
to 81 per bunch, at
81.
Nothing contemplate about this.
Ribbons before = below the market.
New CIoaEs, New CIOaks,
New Plush Cloak,
New Ottoman ClOaks,
new Satin Clocks,
New BrOcade CIOaks,
selected by our man of taste in New York
Here's q copy of his dispatch:
NJ. & E. G. Kremer & Co.:
have expressed Seal Plush Ottoman Dolmans
Pelisses Jackets, which you can sell at so to SIS
COLONEL.
To the remainder OF our lot of Children's Cloaks
we have added some very fine specimens, all at
the attractive price OF
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b e IA G HIS.

Don't miss 10 get ore of our strictly all
wool two-ply carpets, this week, at only SOC,
worth 75c per yard.
One consignment of silver plated knives,
forks and spoons will be sold at less than
half price this week.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Bogue Phalia about
l. fourand-a-hah miles east OF CaTson's Land
ing, Bolivar county, Miss. Contains about five
hundred and fifty acres of cleared land as good IS
Can be found in the Mississippi Valley and is in
good repair. The projected NJ. and V. RR is ex.
peeted to pass within half mile OF the house. APP
ply TO j. s. or G. II. williams. Yazoo City Miss or
to CHARLES SCOTT Rosedale,
Roliyareouptv Miss.
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale OF Unclaimed FIR

Auction Sale OF Unclaimed Freight,
To pay charges, for whom IL may concern, con-
sistiHg in part Of Is cases OF Boots aud Shoes,
cases Of Dry Goods. new 1o0-Saw Girs and large
lot OF Furniture and Household Goods For
marks, inquire et 2s5 Main street. Sale
Monday, Dec 4th, at 10 O'Clock Am.
A, NJ 6TODDARD, Auctloneer.
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FOR SALE.
HOUSE 365 POntotoc street. For terms apply to
IL John K. Pepper, Esq, of Memphis, or Texie
NJ Noodson, III First ST., Louisville, Ky.
MEAT and Vegetable Market, centrally located
INI and doing good business NJ, this office.
. . . BALES OF HAY-Will give ninety days
40 q time, with approved security. Inquire of
Il. i. WARNER, Front street.
DIANOS-Three secondhand Knabe Pianos:
also several Others. Cheap for cash.
4. WITZMANN & CO.
INNG1NE-A secondhand upright engine and
IL boiler Lane & Bodley make, fve-horse
power. Apply to s. C. Toof & Co., Is West Court
street.
ECESlDENCE-On fernando, near Vance; two
L v story frame w. A. WHEATLEY, 2S1 Main.
STOVE-A new heating stove, Base burner very
- cheap, at "a North Court street.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-24
More Opinion From the Press.

Meridian Mercury.
In regard to the above, we know that
there is a very general feeling of dissatisfac-
tion among those who have bought and
paid for the State license for pint privileges;
not at the repeal Of the law. but at its repeal
as done according to the Attorney General
Interpretation. They have paid their mon
ey, their privilege they paid for nulliied and
the money not refunded, and think it is not
only hard case, but disgraeeful one. We
have heard of man down on the new road
with an eligible location who is selling about
three barrels day by the pint. There is
profit in it. People who know
of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT opinion about the
law come into his house and tell him of the
danger he is running, and he points over his
door to his license, saying, "the State of
can't go back on that, and
shall continue until the last moment of
time that contract gives me, be the conse-
quences what they may. 1t takes two to
make contract and two to annul one."
With scarcely doubt in our own mind, the
man who has the bonanza in his pint priv
ilege down the new road will be sustained
by the courts in selling to the last moment
of his secured privilege.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-24
OVER THE STATE.

| Married, at the residence of the brides
/ brother, John D., Thursday May 18th, 1882,
by Rev. w. H. Lyons, Mr.. B. F. Porter
/ and Miss Bette Wallace, all Of Holmes
county.
| Frost appeared on the 18th throughout
North Mississippi. 1t was noticed at Sena-
tobia and at other points.
Mrs. D. G. Pepper, Lexington, died on
the 18th after lingering illness.
A piney woods correspondent of the
Times-Democrat says that work on the n.
/ o. & \. E. R. R. is progressing finely, and
but little doubt exists that this section will
be tapped by it in time to transport the
coming cotton crop, and that Capt. Hardy,
vico-president of the line, arrived at Ellis
vile Thursday, and viii proceed at once to
lay out the town site in regular order, the
depot being located on his land, about one
mile below the courthouse.
Miss Mary s. Wright, has received the
appointment of postmistress at Lexington
Mississippi.
The Tupelo Journal is informed that
pack of dogs killed COW, eight sheep and
six goats on Rev. B. L. Clayton's place, and
were engaged in q ferocious attack upon a
horse when discovered and driven off; and
that it is very evident that both dog raising
and stock raising cannot flourish in the
same section.
The Fulton Courier says that once on a
time certain parties matrimonially inclined
in Pontotoc county called upon a merely
licensed minister to marry them. He per-
formed the ceremony. A week after they
found out that they were not married
''worth cent" and called upon the editor
of the Courier, Bro. ST. Clair Lawrence,
who legally performed the service.
Mr.. w. B. Shelley, an old resident of
West Point, and highly respected, well
known formerly as merchant, and more
recently as travelling salesman, died at
West Point on the morning of the 18th.
Married on the 10th inst, at Raleigh,
Miss, by I. D. Mckay, ESQ., Mr.. W. A.
Rauch, to Miss Carrie Myer.
At the residence of the brides mother in
Crystal Springs, on the evening of May
18th, 1882, By Rev. W. B. Lewis, Rev. B.
F. Jones, of the Mississippi Conference,
and Miss Katie Linfeld, daughter of the
late Rev Dr. Linfeld.