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A DELUSION
Shared by a Great Many Smokers-The
Darkest Cigars Are EOt Al ways
the Rest.

"Now, do you know" said cigar dealer
10 an APPEAL reporter yesterday, that the
people who are always looking for strong and
dark cigars are the worst fooled men in the
country? Do you know that there isn't
such q thing as a strong domestic cigar
that is, one that is fit to smoke? / Tell you
that a real strong cigar, such as is sold all
over the town here, would be so rank you
couldn't smoke it. Now here is a Colorado
"a pale, rather light brown cigar. Now
l'll bet drinks for the party can prove
that this cigar is exactly the same as that
dark one you are smoking, sir" TO a man
who wanted one very dark. This bet
was taken and the man stripped the wrap
per off each cigar. The one in the dark
wrapper was the lightest OF the two. "Now,
you see" said the dealer, "the ordinary
dark cigar ia humbug, made simply to
crafty the eye."
After the bet had been settled and the
party dispersed, the reporter asked the cigar
dealer about the little trick of the trade he
had Just exposed. at is q little thing" be
said, shat is perfectly known TO cigor men,
but not, think, TO the general public. The
popular idea is that everybody must smoke
strong, that il, dark cigar. Fully nine
tenths OF my customers want dark cigars, in
the belief that they are strong. 1t is all
nonsense. The body OF all cigars is the
same in colcr and strength"
"But why do manufacturers practice the
decsiiW asked the reporter.
Because they have to crafty the public
taste, which is governed entirely by the eye.
1t only shows how the sense of sight fools
smokers. Do you remember that old test of
blindfolding man and putting a lighted
and unlighted cigar in his mouth in quick
succession? He can't for the life of him
tell which is which. It's perfect hlustra-
ton. Nobody-that is, no old smoker, if he
cannot see the FIRE and the smoke-can tell
whether q cigar is lighted or not. 1t il Just
so with these dark wrappers. Blindfoid
man and he could not tell the difference be-
tween a so-called dark cigar from lighter
one"
"How do manufacturers darken the wrap
pers?' asked the reporter.
"There are two ways. One by sweating
the leaf in a brick oven filled with Jets OF
steam. The steam moistens and the heat
brings out, or rather condenses the nicotine
in the tobacco, and when again subjected 10
the air the leaf is darkened. Another way
is in The process of manufacture to shove the
cigar through a sponge saturated with some
coloring decoction. The latter is the way
they darken the cheaper grades such as
this" and the dealer opened box of fair
looking cigars, which he said, were of a
class sold for the use of the negroes
on the plantations. "Fhey cost $l2 per
1000," he said, ITO make, and of that the
government gets So, SO you see they can't
be very extra fne." The reporter lighted
one, and one puff of the smoke would have
disinfected smallpox hospital.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Arrests light.
Stores crowded.
Everybody is abroad.
Turkeys will be slain on Christmas.
Blind Tom begins Monday afternoon.
-Esayraldy whined at Nashville last night
-Lsngtry will draw well here despite
Gebhsrdt.
Diamond solitaires should be sent TO the
"hoss reporter"
The pupils of the High School are 10 be
examined day.
The pockets of the fathers will feel al
rest Tuesday next.
1t showed North yesterday and looked
something like it here.
Even turkeys will be gratefully received
by the cold viciusls critic.
The epergnes, toilet sets and daaos should
be directed to the renaissance reporter.
Tonight Katie Putnam impersonates
"Little Nell" and the "Marchioness."
The cotton receipts are abou! 3O,435
bales in excess of last year at this time.
The exercises at Miss Conway's school
will take place this evening at 10 o'clock.
Remember the concert at the Cumber-
laed Presbyterian church takes place to-
night.
Anthony Blunt, a saloon waiter, was
fined SIS yesterday for kicking up rumpus
with customer.
&C. K. Liebke yesterday brought $685.
900 damage suit against the 81. Louis and
Vicksburg Anchor Line.
Sam Gordon, for larceny, was tried in
the Criminal Court yesterday and sentenced
to three yeaFs in the penitentiary.
the new electric light horseshoe burner last
night. 1t ia fully as seft as gas and sheds
much more light.
"A Mississippian from Desoto county
came into the Theater last night with a big
white patch over his eye and big lot of
"booze" aboard. He had 10 be referred 10
the police several times. He looked like
the man who went 10 chaw up an editor.
in the Chaucery Court yesterday de-
cree was entered for the public sale of the
Avalanche on the 10th of January. This is
the result of the suit brought by w. L.
Trask US F. S. Nichols. Yesterday a motion
for a receiver was set for hearing. but Chan
cellor Mcdowell conceived that the interest:
of all parties would be better subseryed by
sale.
The cases OF II K. Sherrod ps the South.
ern Oil Works, and w. A. Bickford Us. the
Southern Oil Works, were decided in the
Circuit Court yesterday before special Judge
Peters. A verdict was rendered for the plain
tiff in each case OF $40SO. Bickford rented
a part of the old Exchange building to the
oil company, and they overloaded il, and
crushed in the stores of both Sherrod and
Bickford.
Stephen Smith and Hannah Alexander,
VIM. Carroll and Hattie Carter, Daniel Web
sier and Mrs. CLANCY Boyd, John Potion and
" tt
Sloan, J. Coles and Cindy johnson, Frank
Jones and Lizzie Barford. John Anderson
and Nancy Wellons, BARLEY Snowden and
Susan Rowe, Henry Martin and Caroline
Frank Williams and Annie
Sam Lewis and Mollie Davis, Joe
Evans and Mrs. Laura Thomas, were granted
licenses yesterday.
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-rEKSUNAES.

EDWARD TAYLOR, the business manager
of Janauschek, is in the city.
J. B. HUHLEFELD, of the Memphis Jour
nal, is about taking business trip.
Mr.. JOHN K. SPEED and family left for
Peoria, Ill, last night, to spend the holidays.
Miss KATIE HANCOCK, of Alabama, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank F. Woods,
No. SO Madison street.
The Rev. DIR. NJ. Sam6eld lectures to-
night at the synagogue. Subject: "The Re-
ligion of Business and the Business of Re-
ligion." Services at 2 80 O'Clock.
Col. FRANCIS FENTRE ss, of Bolivar, a
prominent member of the bar OF Hardeman
county, and chsirman of the Democratic
Committee of this Congressional District, il
in the city, guest of the Peabody Hotel.
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What Shall You Buy for q Christmas
PRESENT.

This question can be readily answered TO
your entire satisfaction if you will favor
Mr.. s. Rothschild, the jeweler, opposite
the Peabody Hotel, with a call. He will
take pleasure 10 showing you the finest as
sortment of jewelry, diamonds, watches,
clocks, spectacies, etc, ever brought TO this
city, WHICH he is Offering at such low prices
that you cannot help buying. So, for an
elegant Christmas present, 60 to Rothschild,
the ieweler, at No. SO Main steeet.
n. B.-A full assortment of silver pl aied
ware will be sod regardless of cost, as we
are going out of that branch of the business.
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Tbe Rransfsrd and City OF Baton Roux<

TWAS learned last night from the officer
of the City Of Greenville, which arrived
about 10 o'clock. thst the Milt Harry Lins
packet J. S. Brausford, which left here
"wednesday evening for White river, col.
ided with the Anchor liner City of Baton
Rouee at the foot of Beardeau Island Chute
"wednesday night about 10 o'clock, by back.
ing into the City of Baton Rouge, demolish.
ing her own wheel and breaking her cylinder
timbers. She alsc broke the gailows frame
Of the CITY of Baton Rouge, lettiog the out.
hoard end of The shaft down. The Baton
Rouge was detained fourteen hours repairing
her damage, when she proceeded on her way
The Rransford is tied up at the foot of The
chute. totally disabled, and will probably be
loved up to-day by the Josie Harry, of the
same line. which is due here this evening.
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STOLEN.

On * REWARD-Stolen from my residence on
ID AO the fernando road. on night of 18th
instant. one new one-hoIse Spring Wagon; one
seat; smooth side boards; dark brown color;
reward will be paid TO any oae returning il, or
giving information which may lead TO its recovery
LOUIS ERB. 32e Front street
HORSE-sEolep from $50 Jefferson street ex-
u tended, on the light Of December 18th one
Bay Horse, 159 or 10 hands high; seven years old;
weeks: some white on all four feet and nose:
slightly rubbed on left hind quarter in good order
Also, one set buggy harness. Fifty dollars reward
for return of the properly and conviction OF the
thief win be paid BY A. NJ Boyd & Sons, 264 Front
atreaf-
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city
have D aggsge .expressase and esrTiA &c hire, and
stop At Grand Union Hotel, opposite G rand Gem
trai depot Four huRdred and fifty elegant 70 oms
fitted up at an expense OF ST. 90 COO reduced to 81
and upwards per DAY. Elevator. Restaurant sup
plied with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money At the Grand Union than at
any other fntclass hotel in the city,
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The only house exclusively in the business
is prepared to furnish all orders on short
notice. Fresh oysters, canned and in bulk;
fsh, game; and celery, turkeys, chickens and
eggs at J. A. sIGNAIGo's,
27S Second and 92 Beale streets.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New Clarendon Hotel.
A J. KERR. .......-.... 49, L. d. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second streets
RArES-S2 and 81 so per day. Electric oells:
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day ana
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery Court-McDoweII, Juds

Chancery CONFECTIONERY, Judge.
Chancellor Mcdowell rendered the follow
ing decisions yesterday: Estes, Doan & Co.
VS. Jordan, injunction retained; State Bank
VS. Douglass. former ruling sustained and re-
ceiver refused; Weaver vs. Bland, guardian
should be appointed; Cunningham ex purts,
decree for amount 10 hands of complainant /;
Greenlax vs. Erinkley, plea overruled
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iTINGINE-A second hand upright engine and
IL boiler, Lane d Bodley make, hvehorse
power Apply TO & C. Toof q Co., Is West Court
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CHOICE Christmas Groceries,
AT BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL'S.

Rasins, currants, ciiron, canned lemon
and orange peel, dates, figs, prunes, pitted
cherries, dried blackberries, peeled peaches,
malaga grapes, oranges, lemons, cocoanuts,
bananas, apples. cran6erries, nuts, Gran.
berry sauce, fruit jellies, preserves, maple
syrup, strained and comb honey, mince meat,
plum pudding, peach and plum butter. All
kinds of canned fruits and vegetables, farm
ceous goods, pickles, sauces, candies.
CREAMERY RITTER
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GENERAL NEWS.


ST. LOUIS, December 2l.-The rise from
above has almost checked, the increase TO-
day being only l incn, and now stands feet
inches by the gauge. Weather cloudy and
mild. No arrivals or departures. Several
steamers came to the wharf to-day and be-
gan loading for Southern ports. The short
line boats will resume their trips tomorrow.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

10 the Editors of the Appeal:
In your issue of this morning the City
railway is censured for the slow manner in
which they are laying their track on the
lower end OF Main street. The facts are, we
have SO far not only kept up with the con-
tractor who is grading the street for the city,,
but have had 10 stop work on different occa-
sions owing to the fact that the grading was
not ready. Our "elegant workmen" are lay
ing the track Just as fast as the street is
turned over TO us- r sEMMEs,
superintendent Memphis City Railway.
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OF furniture and carpets can be found at the
large establishment OF Bryson & Co, in the
Clay building. The proprietors OF this
house are among the Oldest and most care
full buyers, and the goods they offer to their
many customers will bear the closest inspec-
ton. Every article that can be classed as
furniture can be found there. Complete sets,
common or elegant, and single articles are
alike cheap and durable. All the late and
pretty articles, suitable for holiday presents,
can also be had. The supply Of carpets is
complete, and embraces many elegant pat
terms. When you want furniture or carpets
60 to 6rst-class house like Rryson q Co.'S.
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Wholesale and retail. An elegant assert
ment of parlor and BEDROOM suites. Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, Just received. of the
latest style and design. Baby buggies, child
chairs. beautiful desks, brackets, etc, etc,
suitable for Christmss presents.
AMRS BEATTIE 4 CO., 36S Main Street.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
BLOWENSTE|NI BROS
CLOAK and SUIT ROOM
This week.
READOUR PRICES
No Such Bargains Have Ever Been Offered in Memphis
Before During
CHRISTMAS WEEK T!
READOUR PRICES
No Such Bargains Have Ever Been Offered in Memphis
Before During


Satin Dolmans Quilted Lining Fur Trimming 3d.
Rhadames Dolmans Quilted Lining, Heavy
Fur Collar. Fur Trimming. $l5.
Satin Rhadames Do1maus, Heavy Fur Collar,
Pointed Fur Trimming Lusterine Lining, $40
Best Satin Rhadames DOlmans, Silk Satin
Quilted Lining, Pointed Fur Eacalia-P1ush
Trimming, $685. $50 $35, $40.
Satin Rhadames, Brocaded Satin and Ottoman
Silk Pe1isses Pointed Fur Trimming, $685. $780, $35.
Satin hada Pa1tots Pointed En- Trimming, $50.
Rhadames and eros Grain Silk Jackets Pointed
Trimming, S25.
Elegant MoIe-PIush Dolmans Pointed Fur Seal Skin
Beaver Escalia-P1ush Trimming $40, $45, $50.
Plush Circulars, Brown or Black, So.
Worsted Circulars Quilted Lining Heavy Fur Collar
tipped with Fur down front and around bottom sl2
Fine Satin Rhadames eros Grain Silk Circulars,
Quilted Lining, fine Eur Collar. $l6 so.
Fine Rhadames Circulars, Fur Lining, Pointed
Fur Collar, $1S so.
Lining, Pointed Beaver Collar, $40, $45. $50.
Ladies, CoIorsd WaIki9g Jackets, Plush Collar and
Ladies' Imported Prince Albert English Walking
Goats, Chinchil1a Silver-Eox Squirrel or Military
Braid Trimming, so, sI3 SO, s15.
Ladies' listers, Plush Collar Cuffs 81 SO to 81
Fine Heavy All Wool listers, Plush Collar Cuffs
and Pockets, 50.
Ladies' aas ate sSs 3 81 C a Pointed Fur Trim
Ladies' Diagonal Do1lnans Point Fur, Plain
Escalia-P1ush Trimming, $15 to $685.
Cash Shaw1s in all the Evening Shades
81 so, 50, SO so each.
Zephyr Shawls reduced fifty the dol
lar of former prices
ChIdren's Cloaks, Jackets Havelocks
Greatly Reduced.
Our Entire Stock Misses Childrens Silk,
and Cloth Dresses at Eastern Cost
Elegant Line of Gents Dressing Gowns $1s 500
$22 so, SIS each.
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For Sale CheaD.

The entire fixtures Of the Mammoth Cloth.
INCH House, containing fifteen fine tables,
side shelving, large fine chandelier, show
case, desk, mirror, clothing forms, figures,
awning, ETC., at 23S Main street.
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Carpets! furniture!

CLEMENT will deliver all goods purchased
of him free of charge. Telephone your or
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BuoKHAM & cAMpBELHs. SO BEALE

CLEMENT is noted for keeping the finest
dressed turkeys; also the greatest variety of
oysters, fish, game, celery, etc.
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Merchants of the city will do we'll to or
der everything in this line from Clement for
the coming holidays, as he keeps nothing
but the best, and fills all orders promptly.
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For Sale Cheap.


genuine English eighteen karat gold
chronometer, warranted. Call at Jet Palace,
233 Mum street.
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CHARMING KATE ADAMS.
Crowds OF People Call on the Pretty
Visitor.

The Kate Adams is the most popular belle
that ever came here. She was visited by
constant streams of people yesterday. Among
the ladies and gentlemen who left on her
last night were the following;
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Chrisfmas Giffs GIVEN AWAY.

Martin Cohen, the halter, 2l9 Main street,
will give each purchaser Of hat or cap a
nice story book or pocket memorandum
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Myriads of beauties and bar.
gains i'm our Christmas Depart
ment, Second floor.
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FOR 81 20, MONDAY.

FOR 81 20, MONDAY.
The choice of all our handsome
PATTERN HATS, worth irons $40
to $50.
81 rs, 81 rs, 81 rs, S775
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Not forget the sale of the G. NJ. Wes
ton place from the real estate Office of z. w
Register 4 Co. this day at high noon.
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AChance for the BOYS.

Every boy buying hat or cap will re-
ceive as Christmas gift book or pocket
slate as a present from Cohen, toe halter,
PIG Main street.
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The Great ST Offer

All our fine Plush and Beaver
Fur-Trimmed HATS, worth from
So to So, Monday, will be sold
uniformly at 81.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

A,riuols-City of Greenville, New Orleans;
Charles P. Chouteau, New Orleans.
Deparf,nes.-City of Greenville, Cairo.
Boats an Poft.-Charles P. Chouteau.
RECEIPTS.
City of Greenyille-24 brls molasses, 225
SKIS salt, JOG bxs soda, II bales cotton, 25 sks
seed and 80 pkgs sundries.
Charles P. Chouieau-47 bales cotton, 2439
axis seed, 50 hhds sugar, 427 brls sugar, LOG
brls molasses and 10 pkgs sundries,
GENERAL NEWS.
THE City of Greenville, from New Or
leans for st. Louis, little over 5 days out,
left this morning about o'clock with $50
tons of freight.
TIE Charles P. Choutesu, which arrived
late last night from New Orleans, put off a
great deal Of fright here, and will leave on
her return trip at 10 o'clock this morning.
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For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go to Voegeli & Co.'S, 27I and 40 Main
street, as they are always reliable.
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Best Style of Fine Boots and Shoes
Made TO order at Voegeli & Co.'s, 271 Main
street. Mr. Dick Bross can't be beat.
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Netice the Special Bargains in
DRESS GOODS! = DRESS GOODSl
Brocade and Plain Dress Goods.
Worth 25c, for I5c.
Chudah Cloth (all shades),
Worth zoe, for 123c.
Black Atwood Cachmere,
Worth Csc for Soc.
Black Gros Grain Silk,
Worth 81 70, for 81 25.
Black Satin, worth 81 %, for soc.
Our Pushes, u 81 30.
Our Velvets, worth ST. 25, for 75c.
Turkey-Red and Bleached Linen Napkins
in large variety at lowest prices.
Don't Fail to Call and See for Yourself!
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M0NDA Y

From 10 O'clock am. T. 4 pm.
We shall offer all our fin, Cloaks
at aalf price. OF few he fol-
lowing is a descriptive prize list:
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For Fine BOOTS and SHOES,
Oysters. Oysters.

Latest styles, go TO Voegeli & Co.'s, 27l Main
street, opposite Court Square.
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BIRDS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

DLANTATION-
e On Bayou Phalia. in Bolivar county, Miss,
containing two hundred and sixty four acres, one
hundred and fifty cleared. with two good dwell
ings, plenty of cabina for laborers with steam gin
and gristmill. For terms apply to Dr. W. A. Hell
del on place, or j. W. Caldwell & Co., Memphis.
NANADY sTORE-Hernandor road south OF Nom
~ connah. Apply to JNO. GREHAN 81 Tate St
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L,0ST.

NTATCH CHAIR-witn name OF R. W Nicel-
wv son engraved. liberal reward will be
paid for returning it to go Front street.
DOCKETBOOK-On Saturday December "a, a
i black Morocco Pocketbook, containing notes
and papers, but no money. Five dollars for It's re-
turn to A. GODSEY, IFS Robeson street.
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Have Hook & LaGrill Membership
Your doors and windows IL keep OUT the rain,
dust and cold draft. 289 SECOND STREET.
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WANTS,
MOOD WHITE ENGINEERED do his own
VI firing; l4inch engine. Write, stating where
last employed, p D. Box. No. %.
[OIANo-To buy good piano; must be cheap.
L j. o. B., this Office.
A GENTS-(Either sex) for Memphis and sur
n rounding country to represent Rand Nc
Nally & Co., Chicago. and introduce their new
ness" illustrated by over 100 fine engravings.
Sold by subscription. Liberal, terms 10 the right
parties Address. N. NJ. LeVick, General Agent,
Nashville. Tenn.
NOOK-References required.
" e Apply at 500 Front street
wv ORK-As travelling salesman. dry goods or
w grocery clerk; references. Adde'S
J. M E., Al Fifth street, Chelsea.
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frst-class. Good
ID salary and permanent place TO right party.
Address. B. G., this Office
SIrUATIoN-By SHORTHAND WRITER in
y en- Office or as amanuensis at a moderate sal
arg; writes good business hand; best of refer
ences. Address q. s., Appeal Office.
6OO 900 Po0Nps Ep-CoTroN.of
COOsOOO all grades for which the high
est market price will be paid. Sacks will be fur
nished on application to DRPASS g. CO.,
S5s Front street, Room No. 1.
SITgATION-By German practical gardener;
y his vile as housekeeper; one child, gill OF
eleven years, to nurse.
nLO GOLD WATCA-CASES-Chains,J ewelry,
INXFERlENCED SHIRT MAKERS,
IL At Loeb & Mook's, 2S5 Main Street
MEN AND WOMEN-TO start new business
1H1 their own homes; no peddl1ng; 5Oc an hour
made; send lOc for 10 samples and instructions
address MASON & CO., Montpelier, Vermont.
j. either the Linden CT Market street schools
Address F., care Q. II. BEsckett 4 &c.
EIURNIsHED FRONT ROOM-For one gentle
Is man. Call at 1S6 Union street.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS
r. At III Court street.
DESIDENCE-Mrs. Z. W. Bowles's residence,
LII No. pa Union street, corner Lauderdale-
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
w. w. JAMES, go Front ssreet.
LINE PLANTATION-On Presidents Island for
II rent from January 1, 1888; $50 acres of cleared
land on head of Presidents Island, cultivated for
i've years past by Colonel Ed. Richardson with
party for one more term of years. This place Is
under good fence; has all necessary cabins and
outhouses. g1nhouse, stables, etc, and within two
miles of the city of Memphis For terms apply to
OgERJON a GROSESNOR
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

u ESIDENCE-On corner Of Park and Walker
u avenues; residence with seven rooms and
four acres, under good fence: cistern and well.
Apply to MRS I. A. HAMILTON,
462 Poplar street.
INIEE PLANTATION-OI $500 acres at Bradley's
IL Landing. IN Crttenden county Ark, Is miles
above Mem phis; 200 acres cleared and in culti-
vation 1000 acres of cleared ridge land above over
how; dwelling and all necessary out houses sta
bles, ginhouse, ETC.; store with established trade
poStofice and steamboat landing.
JOHN w. CURRIN. IS Madison street.