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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-18
RIVER A.RIOTING.
The Mississippi Likely to Rise and
Flood its Banks, If the Rain
Does not Cease.
Interview with Captain McIntJre-The
Increasing Anxiety Felt by the Peo-
pie Below Memphis.

:. Tue sudden change night before last from
springtime weather p a cold rain developed
yesterday into snow and hail sffair which
was intense dissgreesble. 40 aggressive
wind was also at lafg., adding to he general
unpleasanintss. The snow fell regularly
searly all day and last night, covering
the streets, the housetops and the trees. The
change was go sudden that a severe drsft
was made upon the constitution of every
one. The continuously falling weather looks
very omineus, and causes the very worst APP
prehensions regarding the river. Capt. Ad
Storm showed a reporter of the APPEAL
yesterday a letter from Supt. james ONeal,
at ST. Louis, in which he said that an ice
gorge in the Missouri had let 20 at St.
Charles, forty miles above, and it looked as
though q big rise was coming.
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KAHN q FREIBERG,
Nos. 100, III and Us Main st.

This week is your chance to get bargains
We must make room, as our Mr.. Kahn (now
in Gucianati), owing to the distressed state
of affairs, has bought goods at his own prices
We will sell New Shirtings, sc.
New Dress and Apron Bingham, ssc, worth
12fc and 15c.
Turkey Red Table Cloth, 49c; worth 60c.
Turkey Red Table Cloth, Soc; worth 75c.
Half Bleach Table Cloth, 25c; worth 40c.
Half Bleach Table Cloth, 35c; worth SOC.
Yard-wide Bed Ticking, 15c; worth 35c.
Elegant Black Atwood Cashmere, Acc;
worth Csc.
Elegant Black Atwood Cashmere, SOC
worth 81 IS.
white Irish Linen Shert Ends.
White Irish Linen, 35c; worth SOC.
White Irish Linen, 40c; worth Toe
Linen Sheeting, lo4, 60c; worth 75c.
Dress Goods, all cofors, l23c; worth 25c.
Irish Silk Poplins, ali nolors, 25c; worth 75c.
Silver Gray Dress Goods, l5c; worth 35c.
Union Suits for children, Csc; worth 75c.
Steel and Brass Buttons, 10c; worth 20c.
The best Unlaundried Shirts, Csc; worth
double.
CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH !
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The students OF the Christian Brothers
College will give an entertainment at Leu
brie's Thea;er on next Thursday evening to
secure funds for increasing The college IL
brary and gymnasic apparatus. The exer-
cises will consist of dialogues, serious and
comic recitaiions, orstions, singing aud
and music classes. The students deserve en-.
and the entertainment will I'M
doubtedly be we'll patronized.
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The kfyer Below.

Though the dagger of further flooding has
subsidized TO q considerable extent at Cincin-
natl, Louisville and other Northern cities,
the D ople along the Mississippi are by no
means relieved lof apprehension. The wa
ters from the Ohio, Tennessee, Cumberland
aud upper Mississippi are yet 10 be herd
from, and it is very evident that unless there
10 a continuous dry spell, that the flood Of
last year will be equaled if not eclipsed.
The people all along below are very anxious,
and every boat passing is eagerly beet with
questions concerning the probability of a rise.
The falling weather, which is Commensurate
with the Mississippi valley, has greatly aug
mented the fesrs of the people whose lands
are usually affected by an overflow.
Yesterday afternoon an APPEAL reporter
betook himself 10 the river through the vex-
stious rain, sleet and snow. The Father OF
Waters looked very mnch as he did last
year. The houses across the river seemed
10 be almost in the water. 1t would seem
that only miracle can prevent Hood this
year. 1t is understood that the water is
already breaking in behind Mound City. 1t
is reasonable 10 suppose that the work done
on the levees will TO a considerable extent
protec. the low lands, but If the food should
reach the proportions OF last year great
deal of suffering will be entailed.
5 The reporter reached the elevator just as
the Guiding Star was coming up alongside
to take on some barrels of OIL Hastily
going aboard, the scribe caught the clever
clerk, Capt. Mcintyre, and asked him what
was The outlook from below.
"At Goodrich Landing, about thirty miles
above Vicksburg," said the captain, "they
are working like tigers TO get things in readi-
ness for the food. About 1000 men are at
work upon the levee there under Nicely
& Co."
"Did you notice any damage, as you came
up, to any OF the towns along the river"
"No, We did not see any damage, but the
people are all along expecting another over.
flow. At Arkansas City they are almost sure
to get it, but the people are not as yet max
ing preparations for it. At Greenville we
saw no Preparations, either"
SHOW much does the river lack of over
fowiug?"
Between two aud three feet. / don't see
how it is possible TO escape another food.
The river now stands about rs it did in March,
last year, aud the rainy season has just we'll
set 10. i think the people along the river
wIii BE subjected 70 fully as much OF a fl BOD
as last year. Indeed, 1 believe 1t viii o. the
biggest food we ever had. Navigation is
very difficult. We have been de-
layed three days by foe and should have
been at Cairo at this time"
The bell to pull out began to sound al this
juncture, and the reporter hurriedly shook
hands with the captain and departed.
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
Appearance Of Gus Williams, the Come.
dian, and Semon, the Magician, at
the Theater This Week.
The Date Of the Thomas Concerts Fixed
The Concert for the Jefferson
vile Sufferers.

COL FursteDheim yesterday conceived the
happy idea of selling tickets to the coming
relief matinee al auction q: the Merchants
Exchange Secretary Keeling acted as auc-
tioneer, and just before Change houra, when
there was good crowd presen', mounted q
table and offered handful for sale. The
first ticket ELECTED lively bidding, ia which
all participated, and was finally knocked
down to President John Z. Speed for S25
Capt. J. D. Randall got the second for $40;
the third went 10 a pro .ninent Front street
merchant at Sc, whose name is suppressed by
special request Mr.. L Katzenberger took
the fourth, Mr.. II. F1rstenheim the fifth, and
Messrs. Erb & Co. the sixth at IS. Thirty or
forty more were sold at 81 each About 500
was realized on the sales. In addition 10
the above Mr.. Furstenheim WAS yesterday in
receipt of letter from Manager John
Rickaby inclosipg $50 for one ticket for Mr..
Gus Williams, who appears at Leubrie's
Theater tomorrow, with the request
from Mr.. Williams that the ticket be re-
sold at auction to the highest bidder, which
will be dozen tomorrow perhaps at one of the
Exchanges. A lively interest is being
awakened, looking to a splendid success of
the scheme for relief fund of handsome
proportions. Mr.. Furstenheim has enlisted
the services of Mr.. Peter Tracy to attend TO
the management of the stage and perform
ance. M. Tracy is determined to conduct
his part of the entertertainment AZ he did
the two concerts given by him in Cincinnati
for the benefit of the yellow-fever sufferers.
Quite a number of ladies and gentlemen
have expressed their Willingness to assist, and
Mr.. Fursenheim is determined to make il q
success The concert will take place next
Thursday afternoon
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Shirts, Furnishing Goods, Costumes.

Sam Mays is the only house in town
where all these articles can be found. His
shirt factory il doing a very large business,
and Sans reputation as n shirt msker is
fixed; his stock OF gentlemen's furnishing
goods il complete, and the best selected in
town; he is the only cos,umer who has a
large lot Of goods. Opposite Court Squsre,
Man street, is where Sam has his extensive
house
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Mules. MuIess

Mules! Mules!
have Just received a lot of fine mules tha at
/ will sell as cheap as they can be bought In
this or any other m market. Call at 164 Main
street, opposite courthouse.
J. H MANOR
Proprietor Overton Stable
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Avail Yourself

Avail Yourself
OF the great bargains in diamonds, watches,
jewelry and silverware now being closed out
by Maj. Bell, SO2 Main street. Call and
see the goods.
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GINS Williams.

morrow night Mr.. Gus Williams will
begin his engagement at Leubrie's Theater
in his new PLAY OF Ore Of the Finest. Concern
ing him the New York Star speaks thus:
"Gus Williams returned to New York after
a very successful tour through the Western
States, and again presented himself to the
public as John Mishler," Joseph Bradford's
play, One Of the Finest. This drama, it will
be remembered, ran for many weeks during
the summer at Haverly's Fourteenth street
Tbeater; and, during that time aud its
representations in the West, many radical
alterations have been made in it, SO that it
now admirably serves its purpose as a vehi-
Gle for the display of Mr. Williams's accom-
plishments in the line of dialect comedy.
The company supporting him is substantially
the same as that which appeared with him
when the play was originally produced in
this city. He was cordially greeted by
very large audience, and will undoubtedly
play very successful engagement in this
citvO
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Boy pound package Of Floyd's csndies.
1t will have in it all kinds Of caramels,
English wslnuis, cream almonds, French
nougst, real sugar plums, mArshpslIows and
hne chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no solicitations 10 anything. Every
thing soId strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious at FLOYD MONEYS
20 Main Street
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Thomas Concerts.

The Mozart Society have arranged to have
Theodore Thomas give three concerts here
on the 14ih and 18th of May. There will
be two night performances, and q matinee
will be given on the 18th. This will be
good news to the lovers of music. The AP.
PEAL hopes that the people will heartily
second the efforts of the Mozort Society, and
help to make the engagement OF Mr.. Thomas
and his superb orchestra a success.
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A utserIaHf.

u a=r Soa yIsiI or leave New York city
have aggEge .expressase and eArris &c hire, and
stOp ~ Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grznd Gen
tai depot -Four hundred and Ely eiegs Al 70 nus,
htied Up at ar expeass Of si0e Coo reduced 70 81
and upwards per osy. Elevator Reslzr rant sup.
Piled Hifh the best. Hofse-czrs, stages ana eie-
rated railroad 10 ali depots. Families eau live
bette for less money at the rRnd Union Than n
any other drstrciaxs no tel in the city
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{. : c CO 81 Beale street,
hornphfa Taun
mo z. z. CONTRACTORS-WHEE
i 800 good solid homemade vheelbarrows.
LANES a GRAHAM WAGON CO., 90 Jefferson 81.

DIANo5-A large lot Of seyen-octaye seco1d-
= hand Pianos, including KnSbe ana other
standard makes, very low tor cash-froln 400 nm
ward. z. WTTZhANN q CO.
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Oarpefs and OiIcIoths

1900 carpet remnants Of every description
in two and three-ply, all wool, ranging from
1t 10 81 yds in length. They will be offered
in three lots at 25c, 35c and Soc pcs.
100 pcs of the very best quality OF floor
oilcloth at only 20c, worth 50c per yard.
200 oilcloth rugs at 25c, worth 75c each.
DON'T BE TOO LATE.
TAe very best hemp carpet, wet, only 163c
per yard.
20 pcs double ingram carpet at SIZE, worth
60c per yard.
s pcs very heavy carpet at 45c, worth 70c
per yard.
pcs three-ply at Sc, worth 81 IS per
yard.
20 pcs Brussels, very best, at Csc, worth
81 Is. per yard.
Crumb cloth yards wide at 81, worth
81 rs per yard.
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ssIhR Rest,

IL the motto at the house of V. d. Fuchs
Jefferson street, where fresh meats, fresh
game and oysters are kept in large quantities
and sold at lowest prices. No one in bust.
ness is more anxious than he to give salts
faction to his customers; and his success in
keeping the best of everything in bis line ia
making the big house Of Mr.. Fuchs very
pnnnlar
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K;d f.Ioves Md Gloves

100 doz Mosquetaire kid gloves in all the
latest shades at only S5c, worth 81 pair.
One lot OF gents best quality dress kids at
Soc, worth 50 pair.
One lot of ladies' driving gauntlets at zoe,
worth 75c pair.
rs doz silk handkerchiefs, all wet, very
finest quality, all at Soc each.
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Lace Curtain Net.

40 pcs in white and crea IN lace curtain
net, all at 25c, worth from so TO 75c yard
so pcs check muslin at 73c yard.
10 pcs white linen lawn at 122c, worth 25c
yard.
10 pcs India lawn, very finest, at 174c,
worth Soc yard.
Is pcs Victoria lawn at l0c, worth 25c a
yard.
20 pcs dotted Swiss, all at Sc yard.
All the burned white lawn at Sc yard.
20 pcs Richardson's linen, much finer
quality than ever offered before, at same
low prices-25, 80 and 35c-worth double.
All white corded marseilles at Sc yard
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The Success

That has attended Prof. GebhardPs efforts to
bring down the price of good pictures is re-
msrkable. The beauties of photographs are
not much discussed without mention OF Prof &.
Gebhardt aud his Cottsge Gallery, B.ale
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Ribbons.
Ribbons.

The entire wholesale stock of ribbons, con.
sisting of satin and silk, brocaded and plai u !,
black and colored, fancy and solid, all
widths from No. z to Is, all at &c yard.
The above is the largest stock of ibbons,
ever offered at retail by any house in the
TIniiad St.foc Gnnaa and 600
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You Are Right!

The Chickasaw Guard is as good as any
fifteen cent cigar in the city. Chickasaws are
sold at ten &c nts straight by 1. Samelson &
Co., opposite Peabody Hotel-10, 900 just re-
ceived direct from Key West, Fla.
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RarlOr Roller Skates
A full assortment
ORGILL BROTHERS d CO.,
$40 and 3l2 Front street.

The TatIooed Man and Bearded NO.
man.
The Philadelphia Times says that K E.
Mofitt, q tattooed man, and Miss Leo Her
nandez, the Spanish bearded lady" were
married in Frsnkford last week, and large
number of noted ''freaks" witnessed the
ceremony. The bride has glossy black
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Cohen. the Halter.

Has all the styles, and lots of them. He is
one of the merchants who, regardless of ex-
tensive sale, do not let their stocks run down.
There are appropriate hats for warm or
cold, dry or wet weather. The latter class
have been the successful line lately. What
ever style you want, go TO Cohen's, Workman
House, for it, and you will get good one.
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For Fine Flowers, Bouquets,
And floral decorations and funeral designs,
call on 81. Meore, two blocks from, fernando
cHrye or telephone him.
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SDeciaI bargains.

100 doz elk embroidered null ties at Sc
each.
200 doz gents colored bordered handker-
chiefs at SC each.
$50 doz gents white handkerchiefs at Sc
each.
so doz finest quality lace barbs at 10c,
worth Zoe each.
Gents fiat scarfs at 15 and zoe, worth
double.
10 doz puff boxes, with puff, 10c each.
10 doz school baskets mot bsgs) loo, worth
Soc each
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-18

TTARm-For suburban property: a nne farm IN
n Crockett county, Tenn, containing 2i2 acres,
about so acres now cleared and having thereon
two tenant houses and other improvements; bal
aIjor noniar: place easy of access within ~ miles
II Fyiendshtp IL miles Of Dyersburg and 5L miles
from PoTked Deer river, which stream Is navigaole
To Dyersburg from the place. For further inior-
- M annI4 tn HARTMUS & CO.,
No~0- -Ff-' ZIG Front street, Memphis
1ND-Or will exchange for Groceries, $40 acres
| 4 good land on ST. Francis river, Ark. Address
REfAII, GROCER care Letter CARR er. No 10
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BEJAcH's sew STORE,

23s,.....MAIN sTREET...23s
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Memphis Weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur-
daY, February 17lh al 6 o'clock Pm:
Age. Sex. Color. Cause Death

Distribution OF deaths by wards-First,
4; second, 1; third, 1; fourth, /; fifth, O.;
sixth, 2; seventh, 8; eighth, o; ninth, s.;
tenth, 8. City hospital, z. Still born, l.
White, 10; colored, u. Total, 81.
Mortality report for same week last year:
White, z; colored, 49, Total, 81.
]. Il. PURNELL, ND,
Secretary Board OF Healib.
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Buttons. Buttons.
British Hose. British Hose.

All and every style imaginable, all at 2lc
a doz.
Pearl shirt buttons, 25c per gross of II doz.
British II lose. British Hose.
$50 doz of the very beat quality British
socks at just one-half regular selling prics-
173c pair.
so doz ladies' best quality Newports, with
cape, at only 81 40, worth 81 so each.
so buggy robes at 75c, worth 81 25 each.
25 buggy robes, embroidered, 81 so, worth
So so each.
One more lot of Lubin's finest toilet soap.
put up cakes in box, for 10 sell at 25c
We will sell them 8 for sc.
500 doz Clark's spool cotton, all number
black and white, at 45c doz.
Embroideries, Flouncing & Linen Lace:
800 pcs of the above for less than hall
price.
One special lot OF linen laces 3 inches
wide, with raised work, al 121c, worth 25c q
yard.
Silk yelling, 10c yard.
Finest bsrage yelling, not burned, double
width l0c
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KAHN d FRIEBERG,
Corner Main and panlar.

CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH /
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BrysOu d 90.

The benefit of having q well-furnished,
cosy room or home is appreciated during the
winter, and Messrs. Bryson & Co. claim that
they can do more to insure happiness in this
direction than any body else in Memphis. A
great many Of our young people are getting
married, and they will never be really salts
fed until they are keeping house. Messrs.
Bryson & Co. are doiRg all in their power to
encourage this move in the right direction.
BY offering to the public truly magnificent
line Of goods, designed TO suit every taste
and every mans purse. II you want TO get
what you pay for, call on them and inspect
their line of goods,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-18

All and every style imaginable, all at 2lc
a doz
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All supplies for the benefit of sufferers by
the food consigned TO J. F. Weller, agent OF
the Bosrd of Trade Relief Fund, Louisville,
will be carried free by our road.
T. L. LEE,
Division Freight Agent, Louisville and Nashville
Railr0ad C0mnanv
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Reabody Hofel.

New CIareudon Hotel.
Corner Madison and Second streets.
RATES-s2 and 81 50 per day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
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JERSEY JACKETS !
Just received.
m e N h Il IS.
SIN They Come!

Daily keep up to the times.
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ROBINSON, Apothecary.
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Clothing. Clothing.

800 gents suits, all complete, warranted
all wool, made mp for beat ST. Louis retail
trade. sold in 81. Louis BY Grubbs Co. for
from $40 to $50 suit. We will cell them
ali at the cuiform price of s12 so suit
To arrive: An immense stock OF boys
and cbildren's clothing for less than one
half BE on hand early, and make no mist AXE.
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Wash Stand Sets
The. Grand Tafa

No. livery best wash sets. plain white,
10 pcs to set, at 81 20, worth s. q set.
No. Every best English wash sets, with
colored bands, 10 pcs to set, at 81 Is, worth
81 eel.
No. 3-English decorated wash sets, all 10
pcs 10 eel, at g rs, worth 81 so q set.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-18

Your CHILDREN.-Neglected colds very
often cause catarrhal troubles OF the ears,
perforaten of the drum, an acrid discharge
and permanent desfness Proper and timely
freshmen. will prevent all. ]. w. Gurley,
MD, "a Madison street.
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Merit VIII Tell.

And therefore the Full Moon cigars are
famous for being the best fve-oent cigsrs in
the city. L. Samelson & Co., $40 Main street,
are headquarters for this celebrated brand.
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AUCTION SALES.
Fine Furniture at Auction.

Very Fine Furniture at Auction,
Tu, sds OrnIBg, Feb. 20ih, 10 o'clock.
We mention. in part. Parlor Suits, l French
Dr. sser 6uit Ward robes Mirrors, Pictures Side
boards, Center Tables Dining Tables, Chairs, etc.
A. NJ. STODDARD. Auctioneer
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Mules and HOrses.

In addition to a large supply OF mules, 1
have also a good lot Of horses and brood
ina W. A.:FAIREs,ss Union street.
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The River In High.

But goeds are selling fast and at great bar
gains at 302 Main street. Watches, dismonds,
iewelry and silverware at your own price.
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FOR sALEOR RENT.

UlARM-Of l43 acres; 100 in Guilt walton and un
T. der fence, with good dwelling and out-houses
orchard, etc; miles southeast OF city; land good
and free OF washes; in good neighbornood. APP
nlY 70 4. KEELY. No. | South Second street.
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Combinations of words spelled on cur
spelling puzzle are fast pouring in. Prizes
10 be awarded March Sd, therefore, ye slug
CARDS, TO work. I. sAMEIsos a co,
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NASAL CATARRH causes deafness, loss Of
voice, hacking cough and offensive breath.
If you suffer with any of those troubles con-
suit DR.. Gurley, "a Madison street, and
there read the many testimonials of cases
cured by him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-18
PrtdHv House.

| Formerly Commercial Hotel, corner Front and
Je ferson streets, Memphis, Tenn. j. H. Priddy, Of
| Richmond, Va, proprietor. Rates, 81 per day.
II Smith, Baltimore VIII Bate, Mss
w 7 Stshl, Ark Mrs stahl Miss
+ stevens &w, Tex T Cooke, Tenn
Ed Buford, Tex Willie Davidson, Tenn.
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling At the once IA the
Hours Mentioned.

List OF undelivered kilograms remaining at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
o'clock a. o. and from to 9p.m.: