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?us! HURON { NORTHWESTERN a'Y.
TIME TABLE.

Depot foot OF Court Street, Port Huron, Mich
Trains run by Port Huron time. Trains daily cx-
cept Sunday.
EAST SAGINAW DIVISION.
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DEL r. SUTTON, JAS. y. MENzIEs,
Proprietor. Editor & Manager
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Read the notice Of Application
for the Incorporation of the Village
of Brockway Centre in this issue.
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Ask your Grocer for Port Huron
Brooms. Take 70 other. Every one
warranted. Manufactured by +. Per-
cival * Son. l0mG.
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BRooKwAY CENTRE, MICH, SEPTEMBER a. 1882

Notice OF Application for The Incorpo-
ration of rte viilpge of Broctway
Centre.
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PERSONALS

MAJOR NJ. BURKE left last night for New
| York.
Mrs. A. <. SLOAN left for New York this
morning.
MRs. J. NJ. GooDBAR has returned from
Bon Aqua.
Mr.. VIM. A. BEDFORD is out again after
five weeks illness
Nh LOUIS KEITH arrived last night from
Hot Springs, Ark
Mss ELLEN EDNoNDsoE returned yester-
day from Bon Aqua.
Miss GERTRUDE WHITE has returned from
a pleasant visit to Mississippi.
MR. A. B. HILL, secretary of the School
Board, has returned TO the city.
MIS-. LULA II. ARMSTRONG left yesterday
to visit friends in Maury county.
Mr.. S. c. TooF has gone East on business,
and will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. NAPOLEON HILL and family have
returned from Bon Aqua Springs.
Mr.. B. NJ. ESTES and family returned yes
terday to their home on Adams street.
MIS- O. E. GRAHAM and daughter, Mics
Mary, have returned from Bon Aqua.
Mrs. G. F. VANCE and family returned
yesterday evening from Bon Aqua Springs.
MR. JoHx MoYsroS is electrified by the
arrival of = little nine-pound photographer
at his house.
Ma. J. W. x. EiRoWSE and family, and
Miss Clara Browne have returned from 81.
Paul and vicinity.
THE HE7. n. NJ Lone has returned and
viii preach At Tbs Strangers church tonight
10 morning ssrvices
MIS- OLIVIA Hell, who spent the summer
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Will be Held To-Day at the Various
Churches at the Hours Named.

Third Bgptst-Rey. 8. NJ. stewart-Preaching
at IL an. and pm
StrdnQers' Chnreh-Rey. N. NJ. Lsnp-S u m
Sunday-school at $50 am.
Church Of the Good Shepherd-Suaday-school at 9
am. Services at IL am. and at $50 pm.
Georgia Street Ndh0dist-Rev ]. A. Moody-1I
an. and 1880 pm. sunday-school at 9. 80 a. m.
LdadeTdale Street Presbyteria at IL
Am. and 8 pm. Sunday-school at $50 am.
CentrdI Metlodia.-J. 81. Evans, pastor. Services
at IL AN. and s pm. Sunday-school at 9 am.
Second CongregdtiondI.-Rev. B.A. lines, pastor-u
am. and 10 pm Sunday-school at $3.50 m.
Bethel BHiIding.-Corne Adams and Charleston
avenue. Sabbath-school every Sunday at $50 pm.
alabama Street Observation-Disclosures by the Rev.
free.
services.
Calvary Charch-services at IL am and s pm,
the Rev, Davis sessums, of Grace church, Calves
ton officiating.
Band q. Hope Temperance Socfdy.-Meets at TEN
pera ace Han, s92 Main street, at $50 pm. Al
First Kethodist at IL In. and s pm.
by the Rev. r. r. Mahon, pastor. snnday-sehool
at $3.50 am.
First Pres6yleTfan.-Corner of Third and Poplar
streets. Services at IL am. and 8 pm. by the Rev.
Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Hernaado Street IT. E., South.-Sunday-school at
pastor, Warner Moore.
.Safdrans Street Methodist Chprch.
at $3.50 a. m. Preaching at II am. and pm. The
Rev. J. F. Walker, pastor.
Cumberland PresbyteriuR.-Court street. Sunday
school at 9 am. No service morning or night.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 5 pm.
First B-aptisf.-Corner of Adams and Second
streets. R. A. venable, pastor. Services at IL am.
and 7:45 pm. Sunday-schosl ats AIN.
81 Pettr's Chxrch.-Corner of Third and Adams
streets. High mass at 9:Soa-m- MozaStis Twelfth
Mass will be repeated. Vespers at s
Third Cumberland observation-disclosures Fourth
and Looney streets. Chelsea. No services morn
ing or evening. Sunday-school at $3.50 pm.
81. Johns N. E. Ckaych.-Comer of Vance and
JAuderdale streets. Sunday-school at 3 pm. Ser
vices at IL am. and s pm A. Wells, pastor.
Central B~dptSt.-Second street near Beale. sun
day-school at $50 am. Mission. Sunday-school
corner Broadway and Seventh streets at 4p.m.
Grace Episcopal ChRnch.-Hernando street. sun
$3.50 am. Early communion, z Am;
prayer and sermon. II am; evening
prayer, $3.50 pm The Rev. & orgain. rector.
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at Bon Aqua, in company with her mother,
returned home Yesterday. :

at Bon Aqua, in company with her mother,
returned home Yesterday. :
Mrs. NASH WHITE, after a pleasant visit
to relatives in Nashville, returned Yesterday,
leaving her BOD, Ebert, In that city a. school.
MIS- MY WATSON, accompanied by her
E.otner, Mrs. Samuel Watson, left Friday
night to attend school at Greenwood Sem
mary, near Lebanon, Tenn.
Mr.. JAMES M SINCLAIR, foreman of The
Nashville Christian advocate, is in the city, IN
route for his home. For twenty-seveu years
Mr.. Sinclair has been connected with the
printing business at the State capital, during
which time he has always maintained a po-
sition Of which he may we'll be proud.
THE Rev. Dr. DALzELL, formerly rector
of Grace church, is at the Peabody Hotel.
The doctor has been in the city several days,
and his old friends have been given great
pleasure 10 meeting him again. He will
preach at Grace church this evening, and
leaves for his home in Shreveport tomorrow.
GALVESTON Ners: "Dr. r. D. Murray, of
the United States Marine Hospital Service,
accompanied by DIR. F. Finnie, of Memphis,
arrived in this city yesterday, on their way
to Brownsville. DIR. Murray goes TO that
place to take charge on behalf Of the United
States government, and DIR. Finnie goes as a
volunteer physician to tender his services TO
the stricken. He is a young man, but he is
willing to venture himself, freely and gladly,
in the cause of humanity"
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DIR. Ess has removed to $50 Main street.
GALAXY to-day, 2 pm, 101 Poplar street.
READ Henry Guion's list of desirable
houses and stores for rent.
FoR pumps, pipes and we'll points 90 to
J.. A. Baileyis, 295 Second street.
DIR. OVERALL has removed his office 10
29S Main street, over Mansford's book store.
Miss BETTE c. YANcEY will reopen her
school Monday, September 18th, corner of
Main and Vance streets.
The fifth annual session of Mrs. Halstead's
school will Monday, September
4th, at 4S7 Pontotoc street.
The Greenwood Nursery, Alb Second street,
gives special attention to cut flowers, bridal
bouquets and cemetery work.
The day class OF the Chickasaw Matri-
monial Association is now ready for bust
ness. Applications received by telegraph.
Mas. J. w. NELSON, artist, will organize
her class this week at the same place, corner
Main and Union streets. Terms, S. per
month.
We are under contract with A. E. Sholes,
as in former years, TO print his Sholes's Mem.
phis Directory, volume 10, for 1883, and ne is
now at work on it. S. c. TooF & co.
=REcEIvED Of the Railroad Marriage
Union without any delay $50, ON certificate
maiufcu W tHc marriage Oh mfs auOid Il,
Davis, of Como, Mics, OF which I was bene-
fciary. W. L. ROACH.
PRQF. JONES, having leased the house he
now occupies, SOC Main street, for a term OF
years, has fitted it up in handsome style,
with a new roof, an outside coat of paint OF
the fashionable color, and new desks. He is
prepared for the opening of his school on
Monday, the 4th instant, and will doubt
less have a fourishing school.
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THE CITY SACHEMS
Hold a Meeting at the Poplar Street Wig.
wan and Transact General
Business.
An Ordinance to Suppress the Music Of
the Bar-R00ms-The River APP
preparation.

The Legislative Council met Yesterday
afternoon with President Hadden in the
chair, and Messrs. Burke, Graves, Lee, Gavin
and James present.
PETITIONS.
A petition was received from F.. ii. Venn
asking permission to erect workshops on the
corner OF Second and Jefferson streets, which
was granted, providing that all sheds be
covered with metal roof.
A petition was received from the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad asking permission
to build a freight depot on Gayoso and Gin
ton streets 80 begun, and was referred to
Messrs. Lee, Graves and James as . COM
mittee.
A petition was received from several citi-
gems engaged in The business of rafting saw
logs to this market for sale, asking that some
puiic official shall designated to measure all
l1mber or timber when desired by the owner
or shipper to do SO, aud was referred to
Messrs. James, Lee and Graves,
A petition from the Memphis Grain and
Package Elevator Company asking, to have
a connection made between the paving cem-
pleted by the railroads on Poplar street and
Front street, was referred to Messrs. Graves,
james and the president as a com mittee.
A petition from ~citizens of the Tenth
ward, to order walks to be laid on the west
side of Main street below the Tennessee
depot, was referred to the president.
SWEET MUSIC
The following ordinance was introduced
and passed its srat reading:
Be Il ordained by The Legislature Council, That all
kinds of music in any saloon brother place where
sp pitdditt 70 be e ar IN q the premfses' or are N hsbiitussiiiyy
drunk on the premises, are forbidden, and anyone
onenoipg egai1s. TINS ordinence Shall. upon con-
and Police Commissioner, be aned not les than
81 nor more than $50 for each and every ofense,
ana eacn ana every gay g1r nignt, OF epy 2aat
music in any Of the places Aforesaid. he or she
shall be guilty OF a distinct offense.
Rv Mr. Graves. Tho, . .omn,;t,.a IF H..
h. snno;ntsd 10 CONSIDER he nronr;st, -
hsst mods of S;snIsvino tha go - ~.
nrinc;n,I s,reets n The bns;ness ..d raj
dspce mari nj tha Distr;ct Idontsd
By Mr.. Graves: That the engineer be in.
structed to clean out the cutters on Market
street, between Third and Fourth, and on
South street, between Shelby and Tennessee,
and also to round up the streets. Referred
TO Messrs. Graves, Lee and the engineer.
THE NEW RIVER.
Px Mr. To. qh.tu. I..r 81,
oraf6c.i;an ,h.,t bs ..nss
.Iiot,sd GOO aoo - h. a~nsnJaJ ;..u5 ~ ~.
H. a;,nssrJ a.. ~ - ~ =:
een.en.s r,e~ u lspia =
upou oui euoIs iIon''
Sne ;se.an some y, Su; mos. sssuaoie mar
DON III Au4 III = ME GIIeI
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Female College,
S0merviIle, Tenn.
Memphis Institute

HAVING succeeded Prof. L. G.. Tyler as Princi-
Ii pal In this Institute, i viii open school
nsaDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1854.
Patronage respectfully solicited. Terms, IS to 81
per month, in advance.
respectfully, JAMES 8
Addrpss-St Bethlehem. Tenn.
/ refer to Mr. Darlington Mason, Mr.. Watson Ha-
son. kemphis Dr.. j. B.. 5hearsr, s. W.P. o., d J.
n Waddel1 S-w.. clsrksvflle. Tenn
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DoOMs-Nicely furnished, to gentleman. at $40
LII Second street. corner Monroe.
OF y Z M0NrH-srick Honse, 6 rooms, good
oDlO repair. No. 81 Marshall avenue. Inquiie
next cool, So Union street. J. Z. FINLEY
THEEE corTAGEs-on Walker avenue, on the
Il fernando street railroad, in complete repair,
near ny residence. Apply at SO Union street.
JOSEPH LESOW.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMs-In private fam
In lily, with or without board. at
IA SECOND STREET.
pO0M5-Furnished or unfurni1hed, at Al Fifth
IL street, Chelsea. on ~street-car line.
PO0M5-FurniShed OF uniurnifhed: also, a few
IL day-boardeEs wanted, at $50 Third street.
EURNIsHED ROoMs-For gentlemen
AtI7 Court street.
CToREHoUeEs-Nos. 2Ie and i0% Main Etfeet.
Apply 20 ]. w. JEFFERSON q CO.,
22 Front street.
6OTfAGEs-NoG. 500 ana $50 Lauderdale: In
Perfeet order. s. @. TOOF.
GTORECorner Union and D ain streets, oceu-
~. pied BY John W. Voegeh & Co. Apply at Sc
Union 9 treet. l9HPH LENOW.
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The Legislative Council met yesterday
afternoon with President Hadden in the
chair, and Messrs- Burke, Graves, Lee, Gavin
and James present.
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SEVERAL rHousANp PEOPLE.

The Turley-Hughes Guards, made up of
the children of Barney Hughes and Tom
Turley, were already at the depot, gsrlanded
with all sorts of fanciful designs. The
"Chicks" and the other companies arrived
and took their places inside on the
platform. The train arrived about 10
o'clock amidst thunders of applause.
Captain Waldrau formed his men quickly
and in a soldier.like way, but not before
there was plenty of handwriting. The boys
we're all in their fatigue uniforms, but
looked like fine young warriors. Sergeant
Wildberger bore a beautiful blue silk stream
er. with the significant words.
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OUR HEROES.
The Arrival OF the Porter Guards Last
Night Amid the Widest Kind Of
Enthusiasm.
Main Street Ablaze With Bonfires, Sky
Rockets, Roman Candles and
Female Beauty.

The corqrering heroes came last night.
The train was delayed nearly an hour, but
they arrived safe and famous. The whole
city was a burst of enthusiasm. As soon as
might drew on her sable mantle DER the sky
and pinned it with a star" the boys on the
bluff began to work the Little Democrat"
and they awoke the remotest echoes in the
city. All day long preparations had been
going on 70 give the Porter Guards
a splendid reception for their splendid
victory at Dubuque. All along Main street
boufres were prepared and an Immense
amount Of fireworks was stored. About 8
O'Clock the Chickasaw Guards, under Cap
tain Csrnes, headed by Arnold's band and
followed by a section of the Porter Guards,
Waldran Guards and Chiles Cadets. marched
down 10 the depot, followed by
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Card.

A Card. z
To the Editors OF the Appeal:
Some time ago we offered a reward for the
apprehension Of one Mrs. A. H. Burley, who
appeared here under the name of Mrs. DIR.
Bailey, charging her with having stolen a
horse and buggy from us. In = communica-
ton 10 your paper from this place of date
August %, 1882, over the signature Of
"Zorab," it is stated hat "she referring to
Mrs. Bailey has made a satisfactory arrange
ment with the Messrs. Roberts, and they
have Withdrawn in writing all the charges of
criminal intent which have appeared against
her upon their authority" This statement
is entirely incorrect. We have Withdrawn
no charge made by us or upon our authority
against Mrs. Burnley, alias Mrs. DIR. Bailey,
nor has she made any satisfactory arrange
ment with us for the long and unauthorized
detention of our horse and buggy.
ROBERTS & SON.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS. September I, 1882.
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a Card.

James S. Mshafy, the local manager for
Shelby county of the Mutual Self-Endow-
ment Benevolent Association Of America,
wishes it understood that this association is
not a marriage nor natal association, but
strictly a life insurance institution, differing
from all other societies in hat it pays en-
dowments during life, and at a less cost than
any other reliable organization in existence.
We do not propose TO make war upon any
organization, but ask an examination.
Members of the Knights of Honor and
Ancient Order of United Workmen are
especially invited to investigate our plan
Call on or address through the mail
JAMES s. MAHAFFY.
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Would You trust one dishonest enough to
steal the reputation of another, to make for
you anythipg-especialiy your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compounded?
How tc tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
nlator: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having a large red 2 in the center and the
signature of J. II. Z.ilin & Co. on the side.
All others are worthless and injurious imita-
tious. Don't tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
too precious to endanger.
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FuIIer EIecfric Lirhf.

This brilliant light, for which A. Hitzfeld,
233 Second street, is agent, can be seen
nightly at the lumber mills of r. L. Coch-
ran & Co, North Memphis. Cochran & Co.
use this light, and it gives complete satisfac-
ton in every particular.
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~ w

10000 cases 1889 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, Go0seberries, Etc.
500 Half-brIs. New MackereI, LA B.
1000 Kits New Mackerel, 1, 2 and 3.
% Half barrels New Mess Maekerel.
100 Kits New Mess Mackerel.
100 Boxes New C0d6-h.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Flat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 in q box, ab0ut 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
500 brls Silver Moon New Process
Flaur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent Flour, very fine.
800 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
so brls H0miny.
so brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-all grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snuff.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cid II Vinegar.
25 brls Pure Pickle Vinegar.
j. 1000 boxes New Crop Lem0ns-New
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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For Sale-Elegant Carriages at Reduced
Rates.

comprising Barouches or R~ockaways, Phae-
tons, Top and Open Buggies, Surveys, Road
Wagons, etc, etc, of my oun manufacture,
combining in construction the most select ma
teTiai and highest standard Of mechanism. Rather
than to carry any of this stock over into the
winter. 1 am offering for sale sor at from ten
to fifteen per cent. reduction of former rates.
OWEN ILL ~ Adams street
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The "old reliable" shoe dealers, at the cor
ner ef Main and Monroe streets, are as
usual ahead Of all competitors in introduc-
ing the first new styles for ladies. This fact
is suggestive-"straws show the direction of
the wind"-and should be examined into BY
parties desiring frst-class and stylish shoes.
Mr.. j. N. Hill is now East, giving personal
attention to the selection of his fall and
wintar sfncE
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FOR SALE.

EO@ 0AAE
TOTTAGESI am now building several neat
Cottages on Goslee street, corner of Vance,
that VII sell at $50 per month.
- 4INTER PARKER, 2s9 Main street.
EULLER ELECTRIC LIGHT-Can al cochran's
u MIL. A. HlTZFELp, Agent, 2Ss Second, 1T.
HITZFELD'5 HEADLIGHT ou-Deliyery Tree.
IL Ielephone 70 Second street.
GOTTAGE-A bargain can be had in a beautiful
~ cottage home, on corner Of Robson avenue
and Lucille street Improvements in fine order;
large yard: with choice fruit
TJITZFELD's LIGHTs-For pIcnlcs, balls and
partiesst 2sS second street only.
TEN-HoRsE POWER ENGINE AND BOILER
il 500 on time. F. l.. WARNER
NARROW-GAUGE LOCOMOTIVEITWO
" Fiat Cars and about two miles 30-pound q
Rail, Ffshbar and Spikes The m and
Cars are in good order. and the iron has been very
Little used For further PARTICULARS amply TO
REFUGE OIL MILL Vicksbnrgs Miss.
iaSlSk LOT-On Cynthia street.
"een LAnoen and Vance; very desirable.
A. WHEATLEY, 2s1 Main
49, r. XhHS1S9sSooo feet forsale BY
m4nnA SQUARE SRAaD T1sS5 .s
MIOLU PIAEO-Ftnest Style azEklSG
11s1 only b lew 11cnttt. vii ne soia ~ q sSea
Gee. t11rfH YAktL0M hle onass.
D0Cs1W Kfsn nsE. epa 2 SOD Is@ny
d1sssps11. 81 ~ 53'dsas ssfsst
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TRADE PALACE,
s4s Main street,
L. GOLDSMITH & BROS.
Adler & Bro. shoes.

The most facinating assortment of ladies
and misses shoes hav been received, which
were selected and manufactured expressly
for this enterp1ising firm. These goods are
somewhat in advance OF the season, and
parties desiring choice selections should call
early. Thu firm is receiving goods daily 10
meet their large and increasing demand, and
continue to sell just a little cheaper than
elsewhere. Their headquarters are No. 26I
Main street, Leubrie Brothers old stand.
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~COfOnef IHqutst.
Distribution of deaths by ~wards-First,
6; second, 1; third, o; fourth, o; fifth, /;
sixth, 8; seventh, /; eighth, 5; ninth, i;
tenth, 5. City hospital, 0. Still born. L.
White, Is; colored, 10. Total, %.
Mortality report for same week last year:
White, Is; colered, IS; total, "a.
J. h. MD.
Secretary Board of Health.
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FORTY-SEVENTH
POPULAR DRAWING
COMMONWEALTH
Distribution Company,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1889.

The following is q list of the Drawn Numbers. with
the Prizes opposite:
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 3l-This is to certify
that we, the undersigned, kept the record of the
drawn numbers of the FoRfY-sEvENTH drawing
of the Commonwealth Distribution Company,
which took place in the city of Louisville, KY,
August 81, 1852. and that the following list is cor
rect. D. G. McNAIRY.
w ID COWLJNG.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 4591-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-The State of Tennesste for its own use,
etc, Va. J. J. McComb ct al
1t appearing from q bill which is sworn to IN
this cause that the defendants - Brady, aDc
his wife. - Brady, are residents of the State OF
Pennsylvania and non-resideuts of the State OF
Tennessee: that J. J McComb is a nonresident OF
the State OF Tennessee. and that the residence of
II. Baker and Catherine Baker is unknown and
cannot be ascertained after diligent search and
inquiry;
Ii is I therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the Courthouse OF Shelby
county, in Memphis. Tenn, on or before the FIRST
Monday in Octoser, 1882, and plead. answer or de-
muir to complainants bill and petition OF the Tax
ing-District of Shelby county, or the same VIII be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hearing
ex parie; and that q copy of this order be pub
lished once a week, for -four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal. This ID day OF September,
1881. Acopy: Attest.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ Bradley, d. c.. and NJ.
VIM. NJ. Smith and F. Il. Heiskell, Sol for com.
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We kave spared neither pains nor ex-
peuse 10 make this restaurant the very best
Of its Kind in the country. Very lev cities
the size of Memphis can boast Of such q
place. We have lately made all the im-
provemeuts which could possibly add to the
comfort 81 our patrons and our own con-
venience. Our mo<fo has always beens
aOnly the Best FloYd's candies are = IA
yorite with ~eycrybody.
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S. MARY'S SCHOOL,
M 352 P0nIar Street,


AND DAY aouNG
~ LADl1 q = n NARY OF the Episcopal Cnurch.
the slSt ,asm viii commence September l4lh:
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Chrisfian Brofhers' CoIIexe,

This institution for boarding and day stu
dents will reopen its classes on Monday, Eep-
tember 4th. The college has c~ollegizfs,
scientific, commercial, preparatory and pri-
mary Department.. as we'll a. Glasses for
music, drawing, German, etc.
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ALSO LARGE AMOUNTS OF REPAIR-WO2K ON
L LEYEES.
Plans. profles and specifications o. the above
work can be seen, and other Informs ton that bid
ders may desire, obtained at the Office Of q. N.
Helm, Chief Engineer.
Good and sufficient security win be required
for the proper execution OF the work, and names
of securities attached to the bids. A forfeit of
three lS) per cent. will be required. Bids must be
addressed to the undersigned, and Endorsed . Pro-
posals to Construct Levees.5 The right 10 reject
any and all bids will be reserved.
By order OF the Board. W. A. EVERMAls,
Secretary ard Treasr rer.