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terrain church on Court street, this afternoon
at 3 o'clock sharp.
President MADDEN made Henry Byrd
brells.
-Mansford has good line of Sunday
reading. Cal and get your Sunday enter
tainment.
The Rev. n. NJ. Long will preach, proba-
bly,, on his arraignment atSomerville, and will
define the course he expects to pursue in the
future.
Ed Murrsy's landlady refused to give
him hard-boiled eggs for his breakfast and
be cursed. He has been relegated to the
obscurity of the Island for few days.
The Memphis and the German Rifle
Clubs will shoot against each other at Dat
moor, this afternoon, for the Vienna medal
The member making the highest score will
wear the medal for month.
President Hidden asked one Of the
chosen disciples OF Bacchus yesterday why
he did not stand off and look at bottle OF
whisky instead OF tasting it. The fellow
thought the taste was preferable to the
sight of the liquor. He got off.
Additional subscriptions to the Nash
Library fund are as follows: F. n. Cossitt,
$1,000; John D. Adams, $500; w. B. Miller,
$500; John n. Thompson, 500; S. G. Toof,
800; J. w. Clapp, siOO; W. D. Beard, $50
Miss Clara Conway, S25; Mrs. w. A. Wheat
ley, S25.
General G. P. NJ. Turner, the friend OF
the orphans thinks the young man of the
APPEAL deals in blackguardism. If it had
not been for the generals" blackguardism
he would not now be attorney He
ought not to run down the very thing that
elected him to Office.
The storm last week caused big wash
out of the sidewalk at the bridge on Vance
street, near Speers's gin. The hole, which
is some is some five feet in diameter and
eight or ten feet deep, has proven good
mau-trap. One of three young men who
were returning home from work Friday
evening, fell in head foremost, and was ex-
tricated by his companions, who returned to
the gin and secured light. A woman also
took n lofty tumble" and was taken out
without injury. The head Of our city gov
ernme Mt may save an expensive lawsuit by
having the hole filled or covered over.
The prettiest specimen of TYPOGRAPHY
that has come under the notice of the
APPEAL man for a month of Sundays is the
invitation to be issued by st. Elmo Com
mandery No. 10, knights Templar, for the
observance of Ascension Day, May 18th, go.
out by Toof & Co. The design, as unique as
it is tasteful, embraces the cross of St. John
in crimson, gold, orange, green and black.
What might be termed the letter-press is
equal to the finest copperplate, the whole
presenting an appearance highly pleasing TO
the eye. The Sir knights may congratulate
themselves upon having the nobbiest invita-
tions of the season.
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LOCAL RACE NEWS.
More Money Wanted for the Jockey
Ciu b. Vie and GilIOOIy's Match.

A little more money is wanted by the
Jockey Club before it can organize on firm
financial basis. This amount ought to be
raised within the next two weeks. No large
sum is now to be asked; but there are many
weil-to-do citizens who ought to contribute
from $25 to $50 at once. 1t is deeirable that
everything be put in shape within the next
twenty days, SO that the club can get its date
of meeting. arrange for membership in the
National Racing Association and make such
improvements as are needed in the stabling.
We hope to be able to announce within the
next two weeks that Mr. Katzen berger, who
is looking after the finances, has received
subscriptions sufficient to enable the club to
organize.
THE VIC AND GILLooLY MATCH.
Vic Gallina and Frank Gillooly have
each "put up" at this office $50 Cor a match
race between Vic's horse aud one of Gil.
looly's three. These gentlemen will please
arrange their match tomorrow, so that we
can tell the public all about it.
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MILBURN IRON WORKS.
One of the Most ImpOrta0t Manufsctur
ing Enterprises of MemPhis-A
Benefit 10 The Town.

The APPEAL takes great pleasure in pre-
sentiDg TO its readers in this issue the card
of Milburn Iron Works, a corporation estab-
lished in our city for general foundry and
machine business and the manufacturing OF
many speeialties, among which we particu-
larly notice oil-mill machinery, a class Of
w@rk that cannot be done at any other es-
tablishment in our Southern country. We
need say nothing OF the merits of the gen.
tlemen who compose the directory. Their
names indicate success. 1t is gratifying to
all, such enterprises being started among US,
and it only remains for our people TO encour-
age such, by having their work done at home,
which can be done at figures as low or lower
than elsewhere, and in equally as satisfac-
tory manner, We predict for Milburn Iron
Works wonderful success, and doubt not that
their quarters, now very large and commo-
dious. will, in a few years, have to be en-
larged to accommodate their growing bust
ness.
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TRADE PALACE.
1. GOLDSMITH & BROS,
34S Main Street.

Special sale, commencing Monday, the
18th, of large new line of Hamburg EN-
broideries; Spanish Laces, white and cream
Hemstitched Handkerchief, ladies' and
gents; new fve-cent Lawns and Piques;
Unlaundried Shirts, reinforced front, finest
linen and Wamsutta cotton; new shades oil
Buntings and Nuns Veilings; Black Bunt.
ings at 15c, sold elsewhere for 25c; Summer
Silks at Soc and all other goods at lowest
prices at our
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Led Astray.

.FEsxAsDIxA. NASSAU Co., FLA, March ., ESQ.
81 have used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator
and always found it to do what is claimed
for il. The last bottle and two packages did
rue no good and were worse than nothing:
zee Il is not put up by ]. H. Zeilin & Co.,
nd n,>t genuine, and a waste OF money TO
INV Il would be glad to get the pure and
genuine. Send me come from honest hands
80 - y and Zeilin & Co.'s signature on
sr.anrer1 'rhe fictitious stuff sold will injure
so,ns one badly. Your obedient servant,
some one O''' BENJ T. RICH"
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For sale by John Degnan, 33 Adams street.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.

No fires having occurred lately, we
have, excepting a few fine white linens
at 15c yard, no damaged goods this
week. We have the finest Spanish all
silk laces, grand goods, from forced
sale, at less than half the prices else
where. KAHN & FREIBERG have
reduced their finest crepe null to 25c
yard, cost 60c elsewhere; the striped
black and white striped and checked
silk 40c; SOC for elegant black sash
ribbon; 25 and SOC for elegant lace col
lars. New lace goods, curtaine, lace
pillow-shams, lace bedsets, ETC., at nom
insl unheard of low prices; also beau
tiful new prints, lawns, Fruit of Loom,
HILLS Semper Idem, Androscoggin and
sale prices. K. & F.
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Eve.

After being made for Adams express com,
pany, lived very happily until she conceived
the idea of having bonnet Of the latest
fashion, adorned with the aesthetic lily and
sunfower. Adam, hearing of this, got wild,
few in a passion into the next auctionhouse
on Main avenue, where he bought box OF
fine Havana cigars for dollar, which pro-
duced a bilious attack on him, and he threw
it in the waste-basket. To restore his temper
he bought a box of the celebrated Cuban
Cigars, wrapped it into a couple Of stray
fig leaves, and made chalk mark at 2l7
Main street, corner Adams, III. Escb, proprie,
tor, and grumbled no more.
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TRADE PALACE, s4s Main Street
The Memorial Windows

At Calvary church are being Photographed
by Prof. Gebhardt, of the Cottage Gallery.
He expects to complete the windows early
this week, when he will begin the photo
graphing of orders given for Elmwood Gene
terry lots. Parties desiring such work should
Photos, 81; panel, Sc, and cabinet photos, s.
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Young man, don't you dare to go to the
do. none of the girls will dance with you;
they will smile and say, I'm engaged" So
you had better go to Martin Cohen, the hat
Ter, 200 Main street, and purchase nobby,
stylish straw picnic hat for trifie, and you
uviII then he in vOur glory.
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Printing, LithOgraphy and BOOk-Maklng
s. c. Toef & Co., Is, 10 and II Court street.
are turning out an immense quantity of
book and job printing, artistic TYPOGRAPHY
and superior blank books. The high repu-
tation of the firm sends to the house all those
who desire frst-class work in either or all of
the lines mentioned above. Their facilities
for the prompt and tasteful execution of
book printing, catalogues, reports and heavier
works, are especially good. In TYPOGRAPHY
they are not equalled in the Southwest.
Original designs, executed in the highest
style of the art, have made them famous the
length and breadth of the Valley. In blank
book work they certainly excel all COMPETE
tors, as the books in use by the banks and
leading businfss houses in this and other
cities attest. Estimates cheerfully furnished
on work Of any description in their line.
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Why. Certainly.

To be sure, always in looking around see
where / can do best. l have been in every
house in town pricing goods. i must confess
1 have satisfied my inquisit.ve nature, and l
feel perfectly exhausted, and now l am fully
convinced the only genuine bargains to be
had in boys and children's clothing are at the
GREAT WESTERN, 227 Main.
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Mays Furnishing Goods

Are made at the best manufacturing houses
in the country. The best materials are used,
and the goods are sold at the lowest prices
for which such articles can be placed on this
market. AS manufactures of shirts. May
is at the head OF the list. He has established
himself in the business, understands it, en-
ploys the very best cutters, and has the work
done by the most competent shirt makers.
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Circuit Court-Pierce, Judge.

The May term commences tomorrow
Monday, May 18th, at o'clock am, with
the following cases on the calendar for that
day: 2456, Harris ct ais VS. Joyce; 37631,
Poston, administrator, VS. Williams; 1871,
Mitchell, administrator, VS. Stewart Bros. !;
1882. Mitchell VS. Stewart; 1918, Apperson,
executor, vs Patterson; 1881, WEIGH, admin
istrator, vs. Porter; 1914, Moffatt ct al. vs..
Edmonds; $500, Loewenstein ct al. vs..
Thorne; 5445, Fennell vs. Fox; 54S5, Smith
Va Dancy.
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Boots and shoes.

We announce to the public our receipt of
another large shipment of new spring styles
in shoes, slippers and sandals for ladies and
misses. Our stock of gentleDen's spring
wear is perfect, complete and in great guam
tity. JIM. HILL Co,
Corner Main and Monroe streets.
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MENKEN'S.
A Card.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January, 1881.
A violent attack of rheumatism seized me
on February %, 1880, and / was a sufferer
for eight months. 1 obtained bottle of
Morfison's rheumatism Cure and took it as.
directed, and in four days l was able to wal K
bottle worked at my trade, which exposed
me to bad weather, yet 1 was cured, and at
a small expense, and have had no return of
rheumatism for more than year. say TO
all: DON'T suffer of rheum. atism when the
chance is before you ~ be relieved. NV
wife joins me in this, s.s she also has been
cured, and is now IN perfect health. Re-
specially,
G.. W. LOWDER.
MRS. EMMA LOWDER.
seventh, second door north of Chelsea
For sale by John Degnan, So Adams street.
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LAW REPORTS
The Supreme Court.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, May 13.-The court an
nounced decisions to-day as follows: Nor
thern Bank of Alabama vs. Todd, appeal dis
missed; Hadden & Co., VS. Moore, petition to
rehear allowed, and judgment for Moore;
Shane, Harris & Co. VS. Fletcher, reversed
Wathon VS. State, affirmed; Donaldson VS.
Prescott, rehearing refused; McCallum VS.
Hanson, Lucarini vs. Lilly, Fitzgibbon vs.
Fitzgibbon, Louisville and Nashville rail-
road vs. McKenna, Louisville and Nashville
railroad VS. Hays, affirmed; Harris VS. Boro,
affirmed; Boro VS. Harris, reversed. After
neys interested in Chancery cases must draw
their DEGREES. Henry county is being heard.
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On Monday morning at
10 O'Clock. we viii put
on sale for that day only
% pcs of elegant Fancy
Silks and Satins, wor h
from 81 % to IS per yard,
at the uni olm price of
81. These goods are
worth a great deal more,
and will not be on sale
after Monday.
All ut 81.
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THE TRADE PALACE. 34s Main Street
Change of Quarfers.

William Miller, for many years In the
boot and shoe business under the WORKMAN
House. has connected himself with Il =. po,,I
lar house of J. w. Voegsli & Co., No. 81
Main street, where he will be pleased TO
have his friends and customers call on him.
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The New Clarendon Hotel.
"a EnnoursN

Transient rates, 81 per day; Lodging. 75 cents;
Single Meals, SO cents; per day, 81 %. City
Table-Board, SIS per month. Dinners per month,
$40; Dinners by the week, 81 so; three meals
for 81. Electric Bells. Passenger Elevator runs
all night. L. d. HUNT, Manager
T Mailing, Union City ] 7 Burns, city
NJ Coleman, Tenn Dimes. Ohio
c Meyers, Little Rock Hrs V Smith & s, Ill
u p O'Conner Wis w T Howard, Tenn
J Phillips, Ky CE Hedge, n
W Pearson, Ark Ii II Matlock, Louisville
C E Butt, city II C Bosworth, Miss
Mrs J Minter, Tenn A Winter & S, Tenn
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR RENT.
HITzFELD's LIGHTs-For Picnics and Public
IL Parties 2S3 Second street.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
u At 20 Linden street.
TFHE DESIRABLE TwosToRY residence occu-
Il pied by II. A. Psrtee adjoining Captain Jos.
Lenow's, on Walker avenue, fronting on Herman
do street railway. Seven rooms. kitchen, two
servants rooms cellar coal and hen houses. stable,
lot and garden. Apply a. 36 Union street
DLEAsANT COOL ROOMS
I at 80 Madison street.
DooMS-single or en- suite; furnished kitchen
LIZ for light housekeeping; large yard, pleasant
location and free Ventilation at lol Jefferson St.
CTORE-on the southeast corner Main and
y Union streets; rooms second floor and
photograph gallery third floor, each will be
pants Apply TO H. A. HAMILTON,
No. IS North Court street.
TOTTAGE-Four rooms, at % Mosby street.
" Apply at AZ Mosby.
IL 27S Poplar, near High.
317 Madison; nice yard.
46 Winchester, corner Second.
1877 Carroll avenue.
147 Third, corner Exchange.
AZ Poplar, corner Second.
So Adams near Orleans.
IS Mosby. IS Second.
ALSO
Many Stores and Rooms
GreenlAW OpeTahouSe.
W. a. wBEATLEY.
SToRAGERooM-Ample room for all kinds of
storage goods, and money advanced on same,
desired, at K. BRANDT 4 co. IS,
la>s l95 Main street, corner Washington.
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B. LOWENSTEIN 4 BROS.
Will Offer This Week
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
In all Their Various Departments.
IN THEIR sUIT-ROeM.

EORllSu DcIBc Dreestr, llRut new SAaNGrr
reduced from s. SO to 81 so.
Beige Dresses reduced from $40 TO Sc.
S1S to s. 80.
Pin Check Dresses reduced from $l4 to s..
Gray Beige Dresses, trimmed in black silk,
reduced from SIS to 50.
Plain and Lace Bunting Dresses, trimmed
with Satin, in Creme, Ecorn, Tilleul, Light
Tan and Cadet Blue, reduced from SIS to 50.
Ladies' Summer Silk Dresses, reduced
from $50 to $12.
Ladies' Satteen Dresses, reduced from $50
to $40.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses, reduced from
$40 TO So.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses, reduced from
S. to "a.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses, reduced from
| Sc to So.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses, reduced from
| S. to 81 so.
Misses and Children's Bingham Dresses,
| two to twelve years, at 81 so each.
Ladies' Cambria Dresses, reduced from
S. to 81 so.
Ladies' Cambria Dresses, red from
| 81 to s..
Ladies' Calico Dresses, reduced from S. sc
to 81 rs.
Ladies' Calico Dresses, reduced from s.
| to 81 so.
Percale Wrappers, 81 each.
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TsentT Gre feet chose and nozzle, 3 %.
Fifty feet z-bose and nozzle, - 50.
Fifty ieet S-hese, nozzle and reel, IS.
Quality guaranteed.
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The Factors Mutual Insurance Company.

The annual meeting of the trustees of the
Factors Mutual Insurance Company will be
held on Monday, May Is, 1882, at o'clock
pm, at the cempany's Office, No. Is Madi-
JAMES E BEAsLEY, Secretary.
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Hnse. Hose-Carfs.

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all kid
new and urinary complaints, cured BY "Bu'
oI1nxiha 81
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Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rais,, mice,
yonbers. chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats 15c.
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Catarrh of the Bladder

srRAwBERK1E received daily by Kirk
ILL.,, 4 q
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FoR pumps, pipes and we'll EoiEis go u
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
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uo1 Gnrfhe Maifest

BUasEs will leave every ten minutes from
Court Square and Manassas and Poplar
streets for the Olympic Park tournament.
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aOSFEAsLE sPsasGs HoTEL,

TUE CUNBYRLIND MOUETAIA-WiIl De
| J opened June Il. iss2 The Annual ConclsTe
81 The Grand CGmmaudeTy Tennessee knlgltA
rs,-iar viii De held gt Mo- ssgle. June lith. he
hons nas been pot in excellent diroc-muen
,1nroTed since Last year NOSTEAGLE HOTEL
Co. Monteagie Springs, Tenn
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FlOYd,s Candies.

Made with great care and finely favored
and will compare with any in the United
States. We send them by express to all
points
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Trunks nj Cost,
Flies and Eugs-

To close the manufacturing Of L. Ber'
| IorzlIi. No. 1868 Main street, near Gayoso.
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Notice of Dissolution.

rTYHE firm of Bowdre, Malone & Co. was dissolved
l. by mutual consent on May /, 1852. by The
withdrawal of B. G. Malone. w. T. Bowdre and
s. P. Bowdre. under the flrm name of Bowdre Bros.
d Co, will continue business at S6 Front street,
aud are authorized to collect the outstanding
assets w. +. BOWDRE,
b. G. MALONE.
Memphis Tenn, May l, 1882. s. p BOWDRE.
RS-In referring 10 the above, heartily thank
my friends and customers for the liberal patronage
bestowed ON the old firm, and hope they Will all
continue business with the new firm of Bowdre
Bros K Co. B. G. MALONE.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT!

HOSIERY DEPARTMENT!
Immense Job Lots This Week.
Misses Fancy Cotton Hose, good quail
ity, at 25c per pair.
Misses Extra Fine Hose, 3 pairs for 81.
Ladies' Full Regular Balbriggan Hose, 25c.
Ladies' Fancy Striped Hose, very much
finer, 8 pairs for 81.
Ladies' Embroidered Balbriggan Hose, SOC.
Lisle Hosiery, every style.
Silk Hose in large variety.
Gents Plain and Fancy Half Those, 25c
35c and SOC.
Best Balbriggan Half-Hose in the city, 8
pairs for 81.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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Printing, Lithography and Book-Making

TEN entries have been made for the FIVE
mile race at Olympic Park.
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Ii. LOwENsTEIN q BROS.
FIoyd,s Restaurant.

Persons tired OF home living or boarding,
can always fine something to please them, as
We have all the market affords, and cook II
in the very best style.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION.
Buckingham Hotel

FIFTH AVENUE q FIFIIEIH ST.
Opposite CathedraD,
NJ . w Z TX.
WETHERBEE < FULLER---... -.--.PhOfHlEIOhS.
ClTRANGERS will here find excellent accommo-
= dstions at reduced prizes during the summer
months. This new and elegant house Is very cen
trally located for the reception of guests. either
per1nsnent or transient, II is charmingly stu
ated, being central point amid the most fashion,
able residences, churches, ETC.; near the Grand
Central Depot, within three minutes walk OF the
elevated roads and Madison avenue cars. The
ventilation, heating and plumbing are arranged
conducted on the European plan, patronized by
resta1 fant of unsurpassed excellence and at rea-
gonable charges
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PrOprief0rs.
Rates-S2 50. 50 and 81 per day, according to size
and location of room Table board from LIST Of
May, $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 SO per
day.
l. A Rcsenbaum. KY Keiser. Mis-
A + Cosswick, Chicago Slayton, Miss
Miss w Bradbury, Miss Miss Morlin, Miss
S A Martin, Nashville L Martin, Huntsville
T McAllister, Ala Mrs MeAllister Ala
W howard, y J W VOORHEES,, Pa
J J Slack, Grenada Dunlap; Ky
+ NJ Howry, Miss Brnsh, Helena
w Russell. st Louis r Exall, ST Louis
b Rose, Y Moore, Baltimore
b Cole, Baltimore W McLain, Pa
] W White, fernando W A Roy, NO
+ Latham, Nashville W II McCracken. Ind
G Taylor * son, Ark Stone, st LOUIS
A G Reid, Ga EFT Waldran, Ark
W Shipley, o d NJ Little, Cincinnati
" Howry, Miss TR Brent Baltimore
Johnson n Y The Rev G White city
F NJ Smith, city l. o Bowie. Washington
n Smith, Cairo, Salter, Ill
GastOn's Hotel.
W James, Tenn ] F Earle and wife, Ark
" Little, Wy b Neville, Tenn
e Northman, Ark r W Brooks, Ark
ID Steadman, Boston A Kelley, Va
Mrs NJ Whist. Ga Reuhrinein, Ohio
Mrs ] A Patton, Ark ] + Haines. Montgomery
G W Doyle, Mo T ID Semple, Montgomery
b Rozier, st Louis EJ Angel st Louis
G IL Slaughter, Tenn G. Watts, Tenn
Mrs Martha Davidson, Va
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BANANAS
s
|PEAN UTS
Carload BANANAS,
Carloads LEMONS,
8 Carloads PEANUTS,
4 Carloads Y. C. and White Sugars
2 Carloads Magnolia Hams,
2 Carloads DOuble-Refined Cook
ing Oil,
2 Carloads Silver Moon Flour.
|OiVGr,FillilG&C0
WHOLESALE 6R0CERS,
MEMPHIS....... ....TENNESSEE.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Strawberries are becoming more plenti-
full.
The Maifsst is postponed until further
notice.
There will soon be an epidemic of can
didates.
1t looks like an overflow on the Mis-
issippi.
1t was within three degrees of frost yes
terday.
The Maifest has been postponed until
better times.
Tomatoes and corn are still difident in
the market.
Let's talk about something else than
storm centers.
The wheat crop has been injured consid-
erably by the rust and army worm.
1t was reported yesterday that there
would be snow in Memphis in the ate rnoor
ALI the ladies and gentlemen who have
been invited to assist in the musical portie n
of the services on Ascension Day, are re
quested to meet at the Cumberland Presby.
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DoN'r fail to- attend the Tournament to-day
at Olympic Park.
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B.LOWENSTE|NlRR BROS
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DLEASANT ROOMS-First-class board at Miss
L Bayliss's. IS Union ST., Gen. Wiliiamss place.
DOOMS AND BOARD-Two rooms, with south
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-14
GREAT NASAL
CATARRH SALVE!

TINE above remedy has been used by physician
i of extensive practice and is an infallible cure
for this disgusting and dangerous m2lady. The
ingredients simple and perfectly harmless, the
odor delightful, and its use patiently followed
affords Immediate and permanent relief. Try It,
Sold nv all druggists in the city.