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NONRESIDENT NOTICES
Nnn.Resident Not ice.

No. 2425-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county
Tennessee-Jereniah Mshoney ct al vs.. PatrieE
Walsh ct al.
1t appearing from an order OF Court entered IN
this caJlse that the defendant Willie alsh, is
resident of Notre Dame, Indiana, and nol-resi
dent of the State OF Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That he make his ap
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF Shelb,
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or oelore the hrsi
Monday in February 1888, and plead, answer o.
demur 10 complainant's BILL or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to him. and set To-
hearing expzrte: and that copy OF this order b
pa blished once week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This 5th day OF Janu
AIRY, 1883. A copy-attest
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
Morgan & Mcfarland, and Myers & Sneed, Soils
for ConpIainaut sat
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DOG-Smaii, white with lemon ears.
- Return and get reward. 364 Linden.
DAT KOAD sTOCK-By Q. T. Fillmore, Austin,
NJ Texas, certificate of stock in the mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad Company, issued TO James
n STATION 18th February, 1857. Is shares OF 500
per share. Duplicated 10Th March, 1875.
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morse for having deserted another wife IN
Australia What the truth is canfolly be
known when the lass-sa il made9
"And what became OF Winerra MUntague!'
sShe returned to this country shortly al
terHard, married james NJ. Ward, the actor.
and travelled with him. She has dropped
out Of sight of late years, but the story-of
escapades in Denver attributed TO her do
not credit. Poor Walteri 1t was sad end
to such bright life. Pshsu, this talking
bring. lump into my throat and makes me
drvo
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII be Held To-Day at the Various
Churches at the Hours Named.

CdlvaTy C7turct.-services at II am. and $50
pm :, the rector officiating.
Third B7ptisL-Chelsea. Services at IL am. and
al 1880 PM by the Rev. Mr.. Lpsey.
Church Of The Good Shepherd at
am. Services at IL am. and at 1880 pm.
Secoitd Conqregdti0naL-Rev B. A. lines, pastor-u
am. and $50 pm. Sunday-school at $3.50 am.
Bethel Btilding.-Corner Adams and Charleston
avenue. Sabbath-school every Sunday at 2:3O p.
Georgia Street Msttodist-sunday. school at $50
Moody.
First Methodist Services at IL am. and 7:15 pm.
by the Rev. s. A. Steel, pastor Sunday-school at
$3.50 am.
by the Rev. W. H. Darnell. No night service.
Seats free.
First Baptist-second street, north OF Adams.
Services at IL and service OF song at 7O pm.
Rev. r. A. Venable, pastor.
Ro1Oan Mission.-Corner Seventh and Broadway
street, South Memphis. Sunday-school at 8 pm.
every sunday
sqSarans Street Methodist Chwch--sunday,schoo
At pm, H. S. Jacoby, superintendent Preach
ing at II am. and pm.
LauderdGle Street PreSbyteridn- Preaching at II
am. and 7:30 pm. by the Rev. j. c. Caldwell.
Sunday-school at $3.50 am.
First Presbyteridn.-Corner of Third and Poplar
streets Services at II am. and 7:S0 pm. by the
Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Herna1tdo Street H. E., Soutk.-Sunday-schoo q;
$3.50 m. Services at II am, and $50 pm,
T1sfrd Cumberland Presogeridn-Corne Fourth
and Looney streets. Chelsea. Suuday-school at
3 pm. Services at Ii am. and 1880 pm.
Central Bdptist-Second street, near Beale. Sun
day-school at $50 am. Preaching at IL am. by
the pastor, A. w. Lamar.
Linden Street Christian Church-Sunday-scho TOOL al
9 am. Communion services at 1890 Am. Preach
ing by the Rev. Geo. w. Sweeney at II am and
1880 pm.
Second Presbyterian Chtrch.-Corner OF Main and
Beale streets Sabbath sc hool at $50 am. Ser
vices at IL O'Clock AIN, by the Rev. II. NJ.
Whaling No night services.
Grace Episcopal Cttrch.-Hernando street. Sun.
day-sehoOl 1880 a. m. Karly communion, 100 am.
morning prayer and sermon at IL; evening prayer
at 1856. The Rev. E. 0rgain, rector.
SiraHgers Church.-Sunday school at $50 am.
Services at IL a,u. and 1850 pm. by the Rev, n
NJ. Long. Morning subject: 1.-The Words OF Jesus "
az night, The Beginning, and Cod"
S. Johns NJ r. Church.-Corner of Vance and
Lauderdals. The Rev. A. Wells, pastor. Preachins
at IL an. followed by the ordinance of baptism
Sundsy-schoOl at 3 pm. No services at night.
CtRtrdI AetlOdia.-Union street. Services a
IL am. and 1880 pm. by the pastor, the Rev. r.
Mahon. Morning subject; What To Do, and
| How To Do IT, at night, Comfort in Trouble
1 sunday -school at $50 am.
Cumberland PreSbyieriaH.-Cou street. Service;
Il at IL am, 8 pm and 1850 pm. After the morn
ing service the sacrament of the Lords supper
duct the services DR.. c. B. sanders will preael
every day at 10 am. and 7:30 pm. during tn,
week.
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Tenn

Will be the last day for the sale of tickets
in next Tuesdays drawing Of the Louisians
Lottery Company. The sale this month has
been very large, snd the tickets may give
out before tomorrow night. So those who
want to invest had better 60 early. Tbs
fame of this company lie spreading, and peo
pie understand it to be a perfectly fair en-
terprise. You pay little money for big
chance. When all The tickets are sold al
prizes will be drawn, aud everybody car
Coprf street
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Corner of Main and Monroe streets, have
been selling boots and shoes in Memphis for
many years, and are known as most reliable
dealers. They have large stock, aud sell
cheap, and customers can rely on getting
Just what they order. All intending pur-
chasers are requested to call ard examine
the excellent stock.
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s.,ursay. JannArya1.Isss.


within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wtt:
tract OF land of ten uol acres situate in said
Memphis. being part Of LOT "a OF the subdivision Of
Kenneth Garrett lands, and bounded as follows
Beginning at the northwest corner of Cox's u
acre lot thence east with his line II chains and &.
links TO stake and elm, marked i :" thence north
5 Chains and n links 70 4 stake; thence west Il
chains and Il links to the beginning containing
BY estimation ten 0) acres, but 20 feet the wes
On this piece OF ground there Is a house with five
or six rooms and other Improvements.
stake in the south line Of Mosby street, issz lee
from the intersection of the south line OF Mosby
stresi with the west line Of Winchester street
thence westwsrdly With Mosby street S5x feet =
stake; thence south at right angles with kosby
street 1854 feet TO the north H1eof the alley south
Of and parallel with Mostly street, the southeast
corner Of lot % Of II. W. Hills subdivision O
county lot No. 5ll thence with said alley 81
feet; theBce north 1854 feet TO the beginning on
this lot there is t.o-slory frame dEellinghouse.
Also, another lot in the ciiy OF Memphis, begin
ming on the north side 81 Alabama street, 8. n,
corner OF lot 10 of II. ". HIS subdivision
thence east 30 feet 70 stake thence north at righ
angles with Alabama street 1881 feet TO an aile-
thence south 1857 feet to The beginning, being par
oil fot OF II. Hilfs subdivision Of country lot 81
on file in the Registers Office. shelby county boz
p page 40 On this lot Is double tenement
frame dwellinghOuse.
Also, another lot in Memphis being part OF or
igTnsi eountry-Iot 80 5OS and part OF fots Nos i
and III = designated an J. Johnson's and
Nurphys sDbd4 vision of partof country lot 5g3 a
per pan made by II. a. Kerr. January 2. 1855
beginning On Ezehsnge street at the norIheast cor
neT of LOT No. 10, toenes west sardiy g. I et 70
stake on the east line OF an eIleg lsx fee. wide
and running back between parallel lines east
Wsrdly TO alley l6z feet vide, thence east witt
said alley 60 feet thence norm 1851 feet 10 IN
beginning. On this lot there is also some improve
meals
nine fel and eighteen (lsl months: notes with sc
curity bearing interest from date lien retained 20
deferre4 payments
This January s. 1889.
RoBEkT J. BLACK, C.exE aud Nsstsr
ByJ n BRADLEY, Deputy Clerk ana Asst.r-
sLniih Z Collier, and J. n GItsT. sois. a..
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FOR SALE.


bUsiEEss-As must leave Memphis, l win sell
ID out for S700,my Manufacturing business which
is paying over 100 per cent menthhiy; LOT par
ticulars inquire az 10 MAlA s1hEEI.
UTALNUT LUMBER-From 5000 to is 900 feet
w of dry Walnut Lumber. Address,
G. II. JONES, Brownsville, Tenn.
IND-61O acres OF choice Land, in Desoto
IL county, Miss, Is miles rom MkeSnpnis, n s,s
Selma Railroad; $50 in good state OF cultivation,
balance in hne timber; well improved, with GIN
J. ]. FAME & CO.,
S55 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
MERCHANDISE AND sTOREHoUsE-Good To-
lNl cation; want to change business. For turther
information, address G., fernando, Miss
HoRsE-A good saddle and harness Horse,
IL warranted sound and gentle; driven By
ladies the past season; cheap, at 40 Wellington
HIHREE-SToRY BRICK RESIDENCE-9 rooms,
l. gas, waterworks, etc. Price SSoso. 49,.
TTOG-Fine hog, 80 years old, 5 feet long. APP
III ply at Lotion Place, McLemore avenue.
~ REAT BARGAIN-55O acres at Millington, on
VI G. and o. R.R., 16 miles from Memphis; s0o
corn and clover lan1, fine timber, 10 or II good
tenant houses, good fence, wells, stables, etc I;
choice fruit school and church on place Sao6 In ms
annum. Price only s27 80 per acre-one-t third
cash, balance in one and two yesrs. All stock,
desired. H. L. GUIoN, 10 Madison St.
a VALUABLE and well improved Plantation
IA for sale, 10 miles west OF Memphis, on Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad, situated on the
west bank of Ten Mile Bayou, miles north OF
Ricevflle Station and "a miles from Lakes or p
person's Landing on the river. The place con-
fsins $50 acres400 under fence aud IA good state
of cultivation good residence, stable and crib and
cabins enough. The place Is one OF the best on
the river and can be bought al sacrinee, as II
must be sold soon. There are also 800 Dushels Oh
corn aud 10 head of mules, with plows, wagons
etc enough to cultivate the place, which VIII be
sold 70 the purchaser -. $500.
GTUIFs-MULES-MUL RECEIVED.
IM Also extra-fne lot Of 3-ano4 year-olds
Come quick or YOU will lose the best bargains eyel
odered +. A. JONES CO., Of Monroe ST.
nT1N06-A large lot of seven-octave seconc-
hand Pianos, including Knabe and Other
standard makes, very low tor cash-hoIn Slo0 up
-srd e WITZMsANN * co.
NRFFNAN 4 CO.-Room 9, Times Building
n CHICAGO liz, Real Estate Agents. Cores
TTORSR-Fine saddle and harness horse, year'
n old, cheap. J. NJ. MCDOWELL. MOSCOW. Tenn
TIEGF II5f OF CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
l. Also farms and plantations in Arkansas. Mis-
gEippi and Tennessee, at low prices.
b. L. GUION, 19 Madison street.
nEIRABLE BUILDING LOrs-on southeast
IL corner Poplar and Manassas streets: also lo
on corner 8adarans and Sixth Streets Terms, par
cash; balance p 2ne and tive year. e.. -,
H1EeINR--A secondhand upright engine ana
~ boiler, Lane 4 Bodley make. nye-ho.h'
RsNss. Apply q 8 O. Tool 4 Co., IS West ceur
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MAYS shirts

Are the most popular make of the day.
Thev are carefully cut, securely made, and
of the best material. Mr.. May can make
"A GOOD shirls here as can be made any
where: and he can fill orders on as low
tsrms a. e,gs be had anywhere Those who
want shirts OF furnishing goods should call
a his hsuse. opposite CouFl Square.
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mporianl.

" ben you visi, or leave New York city
have o aggage ,expressage and carris &c hire, and
atop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
trai depot -Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms,
tted M at an expense of 81 90 600 reduced to u
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages ana eie-
yated railroad 10 all depots. Families can live
bette r for less money at the Grand Union than Al
any other frst-class hotel in the city
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1t is un'ucky to hoist an umbrella under
roof
No actor will willingly repeat tbs stag" or
last lines OF piece at rehearsal.
The playing or singing of the witches
music from Macbeth is sure TO bring bad luck.
Opera singere, especially Italians, will not
sing where there is a cross-eyed conductor.
Nothing short of avoiding instant death
would induce Harry Courtaine to walk under
ladder.
Clara Morris considers herself fortunate If
she finds an odd number of nails lying about
found Is even, knows abe is going to be sick
before the end of her engagement.
Cats that come around theater of their
own accord are always regarded as bringing
the best kind OF luck, especially il they are
black cats, and are petted and made much of
until they get to be too fat for any good.
Augustin DAILY will shudder at sight of a
humpback in his theater at any time, but
will go almost wild with dread aud rage if
one gets in on the opening night of new
piece. the appearance OF one of Them, to
his mind, is cure forerunner OF failure.
Some say that it brings bad luck to look
out at the house from the left side of the
curtain when il is down, and others say the
malevolent spell is wrought by peeping from
| he right side. So, TO avoid both, a peep
| hole is always cut exactly in the middle.
Mollie Stewart, who is the plumpest orna.
ment of Gus Williams's troupe, believes
that it is very unlucky TO see hnmpback
without touching his hump, and will ma
neuver after one for mile 10 get a chance
TO do SO, apparently by accident or without
being observed.
James Stark, an old California manager,
| in the days when most of the theatrical
travel out there was done BY wagons, used
to believe that if the wagon in which the
company rode was used for any other pur-
pose than carrying them, bad lack would
strike the boxofice like tornado.
/ George G. Boniface has a horror of bar.
| rels, especially empty ones; and, if he sees
q wagon load OF them in the street, is con.
! fident of misfortune. But he has a counter.
balancing comfort in the possession of q
caul, which he always carries with him
believing that it shields him from violent
| death.
! Charlotte Champion had an abiding faith
| that disaster was certain if ever the curtain
| having started on its ascent, was allowed tc
return TO the floor instead Of going up, and
would insist, whether all was ready TO ring
| up or moi, that, once moved, it should rise
even If the empty stage had to wait.
John Mccullough always goes to the thea
ter by the same road he has taken the frs
time. Let him get as far as the theater door
and suddenly remember that something ha,
| tempted him out of the accustomed way, anG
| he will go clear back TO his hotel, take
fresh start and follow the accustomed route
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Unreliable substitutes.

The unparalleled success Of Simmons Liver
Regulator has stimulated INSCRIPTIONS in
dividuals 10 issue limitations snd substitutes,
which, being Totally unlike the genuine in
their effect and competition, are calculated
to injure the weli-earned remedial reputa-
ton Of Simons Liver Regulator purely
vegetable medicine, containing no mineral
poison. manufactured by chemical process
and BY improved apparatus originated and
only used BY J. 81. Z.lln d Co., Philadelphia.
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Memphis weekly MOriaIity Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur-
day, January 9Th, at o'clock p.m.:
Name. Age. SEX. Color. Cause Death.
'coroner's inc aesi

rSoEOneI 1uquSSt iHHOA HOsPAta'.
Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
3; second, 2; third, o.; fourth, l; fifth, 5;
sixth, 8; seventh, 8; eighth, 2; ninth, L;
ienth, 4. City hospital, 2. Still born, 2
While, IL; colored, IA. Total, 25.
Mortality report for same week last year
White, s; colered, 6; totsl, IA.
j. II. PURNELL, ND,
Secretary Board OF Health
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Buy pound package OF Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds OF caramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds. French
nougst, real sugar plums, marshmaliows and
fue chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious. n FLOYD MooNEYs
70 Main Street,
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ROOMsANDBOARD

DOOM-One large furnished front room, with
III board, at.179 Second street.
ClT. JAMES HOUsE-Second and Adams streetsl
Board and room S. per week. Transients vii
find good accommodations at low rates.
DOOM-One furnished or unfurnished loom,
III with board at I7g Sec md street,
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To the Ladies.

Ii yen want 6ue lsdy's shoe made 10
order, leave your measure at Linkhsuer &
Lehman's, 2s2 Main street, Marble Block.
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For RENT OR LEASE.

EsIDENCE-On corner OF Park and Walker
n avenues; residSnee with seven rooms and
tour acres, under good fence: cistern and well.
Amply to MRS 4. A. HAMILTON,
462 Poplar street.
LIME PLANrATICN-OI $500 acres at Bradleys
II Landing, in Crittenden county, Ark, Is miles
aboye Mem Dhis 1900 acres cleared and in Guilt
yaton 1000 acres of cleared ridge land above over
dow; dwelling and all necessary outjhouses, sta
1les ginhouse, ETC., store with established trade,
postofhce and steamboat landing.
John W. CURRIN, 3s Madison street.
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ON TUESDAY, Jan. 8, 1873;

at O'Clock a. m a Special Train, with ample and
first class aeso%m1 3D. s,d in every respecs m
well-furnished Rsireshment Car, will leave Full
TON, via the ChicsSo, 81 LOuis aud NeS
Orleans, connecting there for Cedar Keys with the
well-known and masnlficent MORGAN LINE OF
STEAMERS. ever famous for their Speed Comfort,
TICKETS will be on sale at all the principal Sta
tons on the Chicago, ST. Louis and New Orleans
also at Paducah, Memphis Vicksburg, Naichez,
ana probably few Other stations on the Connect
SALE LEU 81 TICKETS will commence on Decsm.
her 25ih, and continue up 10 the departure OF
ALL TICKETS will be good GOING on Tuesday,
January 9Th Tickets to NEW ORLEANS viii be
January 18th. inclusive Ticses to FLORIDA
good RETURNING until February 10th, inclusive,
thus allowing every one al the time they coul d
desire. and compelling no one to remain longer
EXCUksioNisTs from Paducsh. Princeton.
Mayfeld, Dyersburg, Covington and other stations
on the c., o. and s. W. R.R., will join the Excpr-
sion at Fulton.
ton and other stations on the n G. and st L. R. B
will join the Excursion at Msrtin Excursion
Train will leave Martin at O'Clock am.
From Paris, Mckenzie, Humboldt, BROWNSVILLE
and other stations the L. and n. x. K. viii join
the Excursion at Milan. Excursion Train will
Trenton, Henderson, McNriry and other stations
on the NJ. and o. &. &. will join the Excursion al
Jackson. Excursion Train will leave JACKSON al
Collierville Somerville, Tuscumbia, Iuka and
other stations the NJ and G. & r. will join the
Excursion at Grand Junction. Excursion Tram
| will leave Grand Junction at 80 O'Clock pm.
Memphis, Hernando. Senstobia, Safdis and othel
stations on the NJ. and I. RR will join the Excur
| sion at Grenada. Excursion Train will leave Gre
NADIA at O'Clock pm.
ES-Tickets will be on sale at Memphis by Mr.. s
| L. FINLEY, Ticket Agent, 2S7 Main street
| DON'T FORGET, that Exeursionists for Floridi
will be allowed to stop over in New Orleans, bott
/ GOING and RETURNING, and that Meals ant
| Sts tarO0ms. free OF charge. Included on tnS
| Steamers between New Orleans and Florida, botf
Going and Returning. For further information
| address u. T.. COLLINS,
General NJ ansger OF Exeursi0n.
| MILAN. TENN
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PLAYS ANDPLAYERS
The Week at Leubrie's-NOtes From
Every Part Of the World-What
is on the Stage and
What is About to be Pat On-The Super
stitions Of Actors-Popular Music
Wanted by the People.

Yesterday afternoon the Hes' Opera Com
pany appesred at Leubrie's Theater in La
Mascotte Without any waste of words, Miss
St. Quinten must be pronounced the best
"Bettina" we have ever seen, not only as re-
CARDS singing, but acting as well. In the
slightest details she ranks first, and the AP.
PEAL has no hesitancy in pronouncing her
the only "Bettina" we have had. Mr.. Henry
Peakes. Miss Rose Leighton, Mr.. Mark
Smith, Mr.. George AppIeby, Mr.. james G.
Peakes, Mr.. James H. Jones, and othersi
we're all acceptable in their various parts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STRAYFD OR STOLEN.
Personal.

TIORsE-Near Germantown, on Sunday last, 3lst
Il ult. a bay horse stud pony about IN years
old inside oil his left hind foot white, both ears
trimmed viii pay liberal reward on his recov-
cry. H. PAINE, front gate Of Elmwood Cemetery.
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i, N. Hill Co.

For Best Bargains i'm Boots and Shoes,
Go to voegeli & Co.'S, 27l and 40 Main
street, as they are always relisble.
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Prizes payable in full, without deduction, on the
day following the day of arrival of the lists from
Havana, Cuba.
For further information or Tickets apply to
CHASE & CO., New Haven, Conn.,, or No. West
l,nurt street MemnhiE Tenn
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vi wa "a o~SA16
Phrau0IQKY.


Prof. Fowler, as will be seen by his adyer-
tisement in our columns, opens short course
of lectures at the Greenlaw Operahouse
Wednesday evening next, with free lecture
on "Life; It's Factors and Improvement"
This venerable author and lecturer is well
known to Memphis audience, and we
doubt not now, as heretofore, our people will
show their appreciation Of him and the sub
jects he expounds by generous patronage
Barlow d Wilson's MinstreIs.
The Barlow & Wilson Minstrels appear
here again January 18th, at matinee and
an evening performance.
Lawrence Barrett.
January 18th Lawrence Barrett will besir
q weeks engagement in this city. He viii
produce his new play, Francesca di Rimini
his great success everywhere. as well al
Yoricks Love, Julius Cesar, Darid Garrick
and other plays
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R z A l. Il q IT A II Il.

Chsncery Court OF shelby County-R. No. 4417-
James A. Cox ct al vs.. Vim. N. Cox ct al.
DY virtue of an interiocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the ID day OF
Jsnusry. 1888, u. B. 81. page 49, viii sell pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse of Shelby
cof1Ofv Maurhiz Tenn on
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OBoCKwAY TEACHERS AGENCY-Times
. Building, Chicago, Ills, supplies colleges or
private families with able instructors.
TIsTkRNs BUILT, Repaired and Warranted, or
40 W. BROOKS, DENTIST,
w $50 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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Best style Of Fine Boots and shoes
Made 10 order al Yoegeh d Co.'S, "a Main
street. Mr.. Dick Bros can't bs beat
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Prizes OF sl25 each Approximate TO the
$4,000 Prize.....-.........-... ..--....---.. L
Prizes of s75 each approximate to the