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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-10

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FARM FoR SALE.

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The fast trains. with the excel
tAa Of those mentions~i. make sto4,
parn only AZ the First Class Sta
slumA Tickets should always le pro
sand beaoFe taking the ears. pa
su9rs saving thereby from .eh
WM. n. CLEMENrs.
Master u Transport
81 NJ. COLE,
fienofal Ticket Agent
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HlR. s. OWNSnEND.
~ RErADkNF DENTIST.

YAK LAND. ND
aluce sna fesideues 81 cmk sffaei ts.i Nas1i
fifNt sod tfetHd
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La SOFA waaranted 10 efee aa8lsMetian
xan8s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-10
LOCAL NOTICES.

TRY Deans beat Rio and ] lava mixed cofiee
If you want the best.
Flowers and Christmas trees at Goebels q
Co.'s, AS Second street.
TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing 10
J. A Bailey. 295 Second street.
SEE the "rent" notice of Orgill Bros q
Co, offering a desirable brick residence,
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Co. for flowers
bouquets, etc. City Office at McCarthys.
THE w. C. T. u. Will hold their regular
monthly meeting this afternoon, at the in'ei-
igenea office, Jefferson street.
Muse portfolios and musical albums and
colIecsIons-a fine selection for holiday pres
enis, at HoIlenberg's, 219 Main street.
If anything is wrong with your watch or
iewelry, have it promptly and correctly re-
pc ired by J. n. Muliord & Co., S33 MAN,
CHAMBERLIS & SMITH receive fresh shell
oysters every day by express at their Cryslai
Palace Oyster Parlors. Give them call.
BB-DIAMoND DYES are so perfect aud 30
beautiful that it is pleasure TO use them
Equally good for dark or light colors; lO CTS
To THE LADIEs-A new lot of patterns and
alphabeis for stamping holiday presents;
also felts, satines, crewels and hlofeiiis JUST
received at A West Court street.
EUREKA LODGE, No 10, F. and a. NJ,
elected the following officers on Friday night;
E. BOYD, w. NJ; George Bracken, s. W.; ID.
H Moseley, J. W.; w. ii. Lewis, secreiafy'
B. F. Gwin, Treasurer. ~
ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisements
of Business" in for sale column. he oilers
for sale one of the best business points on
the Mississippi river, together with landing
privileges, which of itself is good business
THE Collins excursion to New Orleans and
Florida will occur at time when people
generally want TO take trip TO warmer
climate. The facilities for this trip are COM
plete, and those who take it are likely to
have nice time.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Association tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, at the association
rooms, 81 Jefferson street, some special and
interesting matters will be brought up. A
full attendance of managers and members is
very desirable.
LADIES aud gents wearing apparel,
plumes, kid gloves and laces dyed any shade
or color. Grapes and velyets renovated,
cloaks ana dresses chemically cleaned, with.
out ripping and with all trimmings. Goods
received and returned by express, at Mem
phis Steam Dyeiug establishment.
B. A. HoLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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A Clearing sale which is CIearIsg
Sale! Extensive reductions throughout
tue entire stock. thousands OF articles
eminenfIy suitable and advisable for
Christmas presents. Our whole place
will be brlsfIfDg with aftraetfons.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Will be Held To-Day at the Various
Churches ut the Hours Named.

calvary church.--services at IL am. and $50
PIE. the rector officiating.
Third B2ptif.-Chelsea- The Rev. DR.. Lipsey
Will preach in this church at 30 pm.
Church Of the Good hepherd.-SuRday school at 9
am. Services at IL am. and at 7:sO pm
Second Congregational Z. A lines, pastor-u
am and $50 pm. Sunday-school at $50 am.
an s and 7s SOP PM snndayschooi at $50 m.
Bethel BHildiHg.-CorAer Adams and Charleston
avenue. Sabbath-school every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Cumberland PresbyeTian.-Court street. Services
pastor.
First MetGodis-services at IL am. and 7p.m.
by the Rev. 5. A. Steel, pastor. sundayschool at
$3.50 am.
StraAgers' chxeh.-sunday school at $50 am
Services at II am. and 7:3o pm. The Rev. N.
NJ. Long, pastor.
Alabama Street Presby,erian.-seryices at IL am
RADIO. Seats free.
81. Peters Romdn Catholic CAarch.-Corner OF Ad-
ans and Third streets High mass at 1880 am.
Vespers at 7:s0 pm
Third Cumberland Presbyterian. Fourth
and Looney streets. Chelsea Sunday-school at
8 pm. No preaching to-day.
fernando Street N. E., Ssrth.-Sundsys school at
$3.50 a m. Services at II am. and ESQ pm, BY
the pastor, Rev. Warner Moore.
CeatrGl ADMINISTRATION street. Services at
II q m and $3.50 pm. by the Rev. T, L. Bowel,
ID. Sunday school at $50 a m.
Central Bdptist-Second street, near Beale. Sun.
day-school at $3.50 m. Preaching at IL am. and
1880 p.m., by the pastor, A. w. Lamar.
ST. Johns N. e. CAurch.-Cofner of Vance and
Lauderdale. Service at IL am. and l73o pm.
Sunday-school at pm. A. Wells pastor.
LGuderdaIe Street Presbyteriaa. Preaching at II
am. and 7:30 m. by the newly-elected pastor,
the Rev. g. C. Caldwell. Sunday-school at $50 m.
Sagdrons Street Methodist school
at 80 m, H s. Jacoby superintendent. Preach
ing at 1880 an and pm. by the pastor, the
Rev. J. P. Walker.
Rouran chGpel-Corner Seventh and Broadway
street, Fort Pickering; Presenting at II am, by
the pastor, the Rev J. w. Ipsey. Sunday-school
every sunday at SPIN.
Second Presbyterian Chtzch.-Corner of Main and
Beale streets. Sabbath sc hool at $50 am. Ser
vices at IL O'Clock am, by the Rev. w. E. Boggs,
D. d. No services at night.
Grace Episcopal Cbreh.--Hernando street. sun
day-sohool $50 am. Early communion. 30 am.
morning pra yer and sermon at IL; evening prayer
at 4:30. The Rev, Z. Orgain, rector. ffi
First Bapti&.-Corner of Adams and Second
Services at IL am. and m. Sermon at IL am
in behalf of the Leath Orphan Asylum. All
friends of the asylum invited 10 be present. I he
Rev. R. A. Venable. pastor.
First PTestgterian.-Corner OF Third and Poplar
streets. Services at ii a.m., by the Rev. J.. b.
Mack, of Columbia, s. O. AT 80 pm, preaching
by the Rev. DR.. W. e. Boggs. Statements concern
ing the Columbia Theological Seminary after the
sermon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-10

Among the appropriate and useful arti-
cles for holiday presents can be mentioned
msny articles OF furniture. Such goods
have recently been arriving in large lots at
Bryson & Co.'s, where furniture and carpets
can always be had in great variety. All
who want anything in this line are invited
to call on this firm, in the Clay building.
What cannot be found here need not be de.
manded in the furniture stores OF Memphis
All the goods are new and cheap, and Bryson
& Co. are clever and reliable.
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Sol CoIeman's Conundrum.


Mammoth Re0pened.
Tie stock of clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods lately attached and sold to
the undersigned under an order OF the Cham
Gerry Court, must be be sold by the LIST Of
January next Those DESTROYS of obtaining
bargains in cloihil g for men, boys and
children will find it to their interest to ell
at once at the old
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
no. ass Main street.
CHARLES GOODMAN.
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RUGS. Il RUGS,
just received /:


200 elegant Velvet add Brussels Rugs, all
new designs, very cheap.
so covered Round Cloth Hampers, 81 so,
worth 81 so each.
25 Square Cloth Hampers, 81 80, So and
IS so, worth double.
S5 Entirely New Decorated Washstand
Sets 90 pcs to set), So Is, worth Sc SET
Elegant Msjolica Pitchers at 80, 40, so
and Coo each.
Msjolica Tea sats at 81. worth IS so set.
500 B 8, Hearth Brooms, Zoe each.
200 Beet Japaned Coal Holds double bot
tom) 40c each.
We shall and must positively remove
from our present location by January 1, 1883.
We must reduce our stock of Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes and Carpets.
We shall continue, until further notice, to
give away elegant presents with bills in any
of the departments from S. upward. The
following goods win be found 35 per cent.
cheaper than elsewhere. They are all goods
suit able for Holiday Presents:
Piano Covers, Embroidered Table Covers
Fine Knatted Fringe Towels, Lace Bed Sets
Lsce Curtains, Marseilles Bed Spreads
Fringed Napkins, Lace and other Tides
| Silk Hsndkerchiefs, Lace Collars, Toilet
Sets, Elegant Vases, French China Cuspa.
dores, Mantel Sets, Castors, Silyer-Plated
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Silver-Pla.ea
| Children Sets, Brush Sets, Gard Receivers
Jspaned Ware, Elegant Lamps, Etc, Etc
200 Best Horse Blankets at only 81 %
worth 81 so pair.
SO pair Atwood White Blankets at $4
worth IS 80 pair.
rs pair Very Heavy Gray Blankets al
81 SO, worth 81 so pair.
so Very Heavy Chinchilla Oyercoats, full
length, at emily 81 so, worth SIS each.
100 Children's and Misses Cloaks al
half price.
Immense Bargains in Children's KniI
Jackets aud Hoods.
! Ladies' Merino Vests very cheap.
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The superb Market.

The stock of deer, ducks, squirrels and
other game is always complete at Victor
Fuchs's, SO and Al Jefferson street. Besides
these, his market Is 81 all times supplied
with the very finest OF fresh meats. This
place is rapidly growing in popularity, and
Mr. Fuchs Is determined that il shall stand
at the head 10 the list of markethouses. He
fills orders promptly and satisfactorily, and
invites the attention Of the public generally
10 The advantages of his large and we'll
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Buy the Best.

In these days of cold, and rain, and mud,
your feet should be prolec ed by the best Of
boots or shoes. As long as ones feet are
kept dry be is not likely TO take bad cold.
Endeayor, in winter time, to get the best of
boets and shoes; and don't forget that they
are kept BY J. NJ. Hill & Co., the veteran
dealers at the corner OF Main and Monroe
streets. The varieties are all there, made
in the best style known TO the business.
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Sol Coleman's Conundrun.
Our spelIIng PuzzIes.

>oA'OA1AAA6 = 1-1-@<--<%*
Our puzzle correspondence, like our cigar
and tobacco business, is now very larsr, and
the numerous questions asked in 7esafd
to our puzzles goes to show how earnestly
every one is working for the prizes essred-
The combination of four words, for vhieh
we offer 500 in gold as prize, i. pretly bard
to get, while the three aud two-sord conti-
nations are comparatively easy. For The
latter prizes We offer 500 Full Moon Ggsrs
and 100 Of our celebrated CbiEkzssr Gssrds
Cigars. We have received = great nsny
lists already, which will remain Jude: ioek
and key until the distributions Of friz's-
Names of the winners viii be advertise
day after The prizes are awarded. Anysx
PLANTATION desired will be cheerfully 81
nlshed by calling on US, al $40 Main sind
l. sAMELs0N d COS
Proprietors Of the Celebrated Brands Of Elll
Moon and Chickasaw Guards Cigars
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A. WoodraG q Go.

Beg TO inform the public that they have
made ample arrangements by which they are
enabled to furnish promptly, a. heretofore,
all orders for iumber and building tusts rails,
and r. specially solioIi the continued patron
age OF their many friends and the public
generally. They viii rebuild their mills at
once, on the best known plans, with the
latest improved machinery. DoA'l forget 10
send, or telephone, your orders to them.
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Oh, nv Ears,

They are so cold. Wei, then, go 10 Cohen's
bat store, 2l9 Main street. He will fix yoa
up in a cap with ear tabs for a trife, and
you will be comfortable. asd you can defy
Jack Frost. Caps of all kinds in chinchilis
plush, cloth and fur for men and boys. a
large assortment OF children's hats and tor.
bans at prices to suit the times and pocket.
of every one.
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Prnf. Rehhardf.

Whose photographs, taken in the best style
at such low prices. excited 80 much favorable
comment, is making specially of porcelain
pictures at preeen', snd they are attracting a
great deal of attention. The professor, de.
string TO please those whose fancy runs TO
pictures, has laid in an excellent lot OF
frames for holiday presents. These are for
sale at prices as lew as can be made in Men,
phis Tbose wanting elegant pictures, in
beautiful frames, would do well 10 call At the
Cottage Gallery, where they will be apt TO
fud works and styles to suit them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-10

A full and complete assortment Of horse
covers, lap robes, etc, which we are Offering
to the trade at rock bottom prices. Call and
examine our stocf. WOODRUFF a OLIVER,
Nos us. III and I7s Main Street
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Candies.

Boy pound package of FIoyd's candies
1t will have in il all kinds Of csrameIs
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougst, real sugar plnms, marshmailows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pnre eolor.
and no adnlterations in saything. Every.
thing sold strictly Pure, wholesome and M,
tritIons- At FLOYD a MONEYS
Z9 Main Street,
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STRAYED,

D ITCH-s5 REWARD
Ii Sunday morning. young tan bitch
Return to No. 50 Gayoso street.
TOW-From 373 Linden street November 2sth,
" one small. dark cream-colored COW A lib
erai reward will be paid Tor her re urn as above to
j. B. WlLDBER0ER.
rIlwO MICH COws-One i've. the other seven
Il years old; ; both fawn color; one came from
Islandl0, the other from near Byhalia, Miss. Re-
turn $50 Front street and get reward
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For Holiday Presents

The attention OF the ladies fs called 10
our large assortment OF sents' embroid.
cred slippers of the most elaborate de-
signs aud n ne work masship. Call early
for ch efce patterns. ADLER q BRO,
Mo- 26I n aim street.
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We Have the Pleasure

OF calling the attention of our friends 10 the
reopening of the Mammoth Clothing Hotse,
23S Main stree, where the goods are being
sold by the receiyer at one-half their value.
The stock must be closed out at once; there
fore, if you desire anything in that line, go
there
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ROOMS ANDBOARD.

or. JAMES HoUsE-Nos. IS and 60 Adams street
= Rooms and board s.. per day; s. per week.
n ESIRABLE ROOMs-Frpnt or pack, furnished
u or unfinished, at IS Adams street.
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FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Bogue Phalia about
four and-a-half miles east OF Carson's Laud-
ing. Bolivar county. Miss. contains about five
hundred and fifty acres of cleared land good as
can ba lound in the Mississippi Valley, and is in
rood repair. The projected NJ. and V. R.R. Is ex-
oected TO pass within half mile OF the house. APP
oily to j. s. or G. H. Willisms Yazoo City, Miss, or
TO CHARLHS SCOTT, Rosedale,
4-s Boiivarcouuty, Miss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-10
The Regular monthly Meet,

of the Women's Christian ASSOCIATION 81
be held In their rooms, No. 30 Jeferz,'
street, Monday, December 11th, at 10 o'cIocE
The officers and members are earnestly IL
yittd 10 be present.
MRS. J. C-JoHNsoN. President.
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Martin Cohen. Halter,

Under the Worsham House, has fine stock
Of hats and caps, including all appropriate
wear for this season. Cohen's selections are
always good and appropriate, and he sell at
the lowest possible prices. III you want a
hat or a cap, go and see him. and find the
hsaf Gof ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-10
Ladies Are Particularly

Requested TO call al the Mammoth Clothing
House, 233 Main street, as The stock d
children's cults is complete, and are beng
sold at Strengthening prices
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Now is Your Only Chanee

The famous BurdetIe, s,erIing ami Bay
State organs 90 hand, in all styles, At very
low price, at Hollenherg's, 229 Main sires t.
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The Crowd tor CIethfng.

At the receivers sale at the Mammoth
Clothing House yesterday, was immense
the people could hardly be waited on. 238
Main street
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For LEASE.

I oLANTATION-One OF the finest plantations IN
j shelby county. within 81 miles from MEM
rhis; 1880 acres Of cutivatable land ironing more
tlan one mile ON Sern ando road; well fenced
Ream gin and grist mill, two gin-standss wen TO-
Gated for custom; twenty-five acres OF clover pas
tarns conveniently located; two dwethngnonses
o. settlements on the place, with outnouses. AtA-
oleS and cribs attache besides quarters Tor RDor-
ers conveniently distributed. Each OF the DWELL
biRhouses has four good rooms There rs also
eUOd storehouse with eight rooms ON the Hernando
rUad at an advantageous point for general Iner-
chandise. The place is admirably adapted for
stock and condition-farm, besides 1ncluolpg ABOUT
$40 acres Of excellent cotton land. Will lease the
entire properly for q terms ofyears. For terms
and particulars apply to D. n. ScALtS,
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

TlINE PLANrATION-0; $500 acres. a Bradley't
10 Landing, IL fTittenden comfy, Ark, Is miles
above Mem phis; 100 acres cleared and in cult
vatiou 1000 of cleared Ridge land above over
flow; dwelling and all necessary out-houses, sta
0les, ginhouse, etc: store with establlkhed trade
postoftice and steamboat landing.
JOHN w. CURRIN, So Madison street.
DLANTATION-A valuable plantation, y miles
I from Memphis on the Mississippi river, in
Crittendep county, Ark. 500 acres under cultiye
ton, hndS40 SO acres cleared for cultivation.
There are valuable Improvements on the place,
namely: Dwellinghouse of four rooms and out
houses stables, barn newly built, ginhouse and
press 1t is considered to be the highest place
between Memphis and Helena. and as heathful
and exceedingly productive For terms and iur-
Their particulars apply to
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FCoroners inquest. From hospital.
Distribution of deaths by wards-Firsi,
O.; second, 8; third, A; fourth, 0; fifth, / /;
sixth, O.; seventh, 1; eighth, 6; ninth, 2;
iehth, l. City hospital, 8. Still born, J..
White, IL; colored, 10. Total, 81.
Mortality report for came week last year !:
White, 9; colered, 10; total, 10.
J. H. PURNELL, Nd,
Secretary Board of Health
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Carpets! Furntfure,
lust ReceiYed

Alarge lot of Tapestry Brussels and Ingrains,
Bedroom Suites, Shades, etc, just received
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Pretty Furniture.
CHARLES GOODMAN

VIeLINs, guitars, banjos, accordeons, of
all qualities and prices, al Hollenberg's, 229
Main afreat
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memphls weekly MortaHiy sKepori.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur-
dsY, December 18th, at o'clock pm:
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CARPETS AND oILcLoTHs /

1
CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS
Revised price-lis. for the coming holidays:
The very best Hemp Carpet, at zoe per
yard.
An entire new line of Bright Colored In
grain Carpet, strictly double warp, at 35c,
worth SOC per yard.
rs pcs Best Two-Ply Ingram, st 45c per
pard.
40 pcs strictly Atwood Carpet at SOC,
worth 75c per yard.
25 pcs job lot, of Ingram Carpet at only
223c per yard.
| Several remnants of fhree-ply all.wool
Carpets, containing from to Is yards each,
will be sod very cheap.
Floor Oilcloths all widths.
Oilcloth Rugs from 40c up.
Stair Carpets at zoe per yard.
STAR Oilcloths at l24c per yard.
Plain White Mating at 15c per yard.
Red-Checked Mating at 17sc per yard.
Best Felt Cloth for crumb cloth, yards
wide, ST 81 25, worth 81 per yard.
We will show the incest line OF Velvet
and Brussels Rug ever shown in Memphis.
Best Window Shades (compleie) 81 25 PER
pair.
Remember in making bill at our house
You get goods cheaper than elsewhere, al d
besides receive handsome present.
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FOR RENT.


OEsIDESCE-B riek, with rooms, at 81 Poplar
III Apply 70 BERGMAN & WAGNER, - Main
DRIcK REsiDkNgE-The comfortable brick
ID resiiene. New Madison street, imInesi-
alely east OF the railroad bridge to desirable ten
ant; IL will be put in firss-class oreer.
OkGILL BROTHERS < CO.
ARGE FIRST CLASS COTTON WAREHOUSE,
IL new roof, in perfect repair; VIII cover 40
lAIes OF cotlof,; large yari, Office and sleepi g.
loom with las and water connections location
On Shelby street, between Besle and Lindens CT
will rent same ana my services 10 AXE charge OF
Iarre until end OF the cotton seasO,.
J. v. PATRICK, at Nj - ohis Gin,
6o6 Main street.
MISERABLE OFFICE-On second floor OF No.
L. AZ Madison street. Apply to .....,......
IOTTON-PIcKERs-A pply at x. L. cochran &
~ Co. Howard Row.
TIURNIsHED Rooms
ESIDENCE-Mrs. Z. W. BOwles's residence,
IN No. IA Union street, corner LauderdAle.
Possession given immediately Apply to
W. W. JAMES $50 Front street.
TaINE PLANTATION-On Presidents Island foI
n rent from January l. 1883 $50 acres OF cleared
land on head Of Presidents Is land cultivated Tor
eve wears past by Colonel I'd Richardson with
enelhv con Wet labor VIII De rented 10 responsl ole
raltV 10 one or more term OF years. his place iE
hinder good fence. has all necessary cabins ana
outhouses unhouse, stables, etc, and WITHIN Two
nfiles OF the city OF Memphis. Fer terms Apply 70
ovKRToN q RoYEsNok.
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Christmas is Near q Hand
Sol C0leman's C0nundrum
Z? {? Z? ?
A Marriage Assurance Company that is

MEMPHIS. TENN, Decembue. 1882.
The Memphis Mutual Aid Socisy Today
paid the following claims. The marriage 8
occurred October 9Th, aud the. sochiy paid
these claims, as they do all o,hea.s, promptly
sixty days from dale of marriage. This is
the one marriage association company Of all
the number that existed that is doing az it
promises, and that possesses pin that
makes il as perpetual as any mutual issocia-
ton can be. The confidence expressed in
this society is very complimentary q the
management, and assures it a long sod cue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-10

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