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Use HOME cooking oil.


PROF. SAxBY's select hop tonight, 1874
Main street. Admission twenty. five cents.
A CUP of good coffee is the most delicious
beverage known. Such is Deans best Bic
and Java mixed coffee.
WE will manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, etc, to order. J. N
Milford & Co, 1888 Main.
pF HOOPS, scsrfs, ribbons and any fancy
articles can be made any color wanted with
the Diamond Dyes. Allthe popular colors
"DR. BENsoN's Skin Cure eradicated my
pimples. They used to break out confirm.
ally."-Stepe Z. Harrison, Rochester, N Y
81 at druggists.
A CARLOAD of fine Kentucky saddle and
harness horses and mares, and load of fine
mules, just received and for sale at I64 Main
street, opposite courthouse.
J. Il. MANOR, Proprietor.
Dr.. C. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo.
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
and will cure, headache of all kinds, neu.
ralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved
and Endorsed by physicians.
DuRKEE's Salad Dressing, ready-msde
rich and delicious dressing for all salads Of
meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and in
fnitely better than homemade. No sauce
equal 10 it.
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The Legislature Ought To Meet In,
Wishes of the People.


In your paper of this morning "Prompi
Taxpayer" makes some very forcible sug-
gestions. Our Legislature will certainly 40
frame the funding act that no advantages
can Be taken by those who refuse TO settle
until they have exhausted all legal remedies
Such persons should be excluded from the
benefits OF the act, or at an early day accept
the compromise. To do otherwise would be
ACTING in bad faith toward the large majority
OF creditors who have agreed to the settle
ment, and would be distasteful If not dis.
gushing to the people of Memphis. Let u.
have fair settlement of ali legal indebted
ness of the old city, and it is expected that
our Shelby delegation will see to this m after
and protect both debtors and creditors in th.
funding act. The people are not in q hamol
for any more tricks or surreptitious sdvan.
tsges 10 be taken of them.
ANOTHER PROMPT TAXPAYER.
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A Important.

" ben ,od visit or leave New York city
have o agzase expressage and carria &c hire, and
top 81 Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot. FouT hundred and nfty elegant 70 orns
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
ulied with the best. Horse-carE, stages and ele-
rated railroad 70 al depots. Families can live
hefter for less money at the Grand Union than. at
snv other frst-class hotfi in the city,
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Wall Paper.

We call the attention of the good people
of Memphis 10 our new stock of wall paper
and window-sha des, which is nov complete
in ell it's parts. A better selection has never
been brought to this city. Come and inspect
IL HOOK q LAGRnL-
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KIDNEY WORT.
NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
Non.Resident Notice.

No. 4746-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee-John Arlington ct al VS.. ". w.
Dancy.
1t appearing from bill which is sworn to ID This
cause that the defendant w. W. DaHcy Is a resi-.
dent OF the State of North Carolina and non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, and II appearing
from the bill that he is indebted to complsinants
in about the sum Of s403 70, evidenced by judg-
ment, and attachment having been Issued and re-
turned levied upon certain land in which perhaps
ne may have an interest.
1t is therefore ordered. That he make his ap-
county, in Memphis, Team, on or before the first
Monday in April 1888, and plead, answer OF
demur to compliments bill, or the same win
be taken for confessed as to him, and set for
hearing exparte; and that copy OF this order be
published once week, forfour successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal. This 18th day of Febru.
airy, 1888. copy-attest.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By ]. NJ. Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Clamp & Beard. Soils for Complainant. fri
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THERE is nothing in the world 80 refresh
ing and healthiul as glass Of effervescing
Bethesda before breakfast. For sale by
ROBINSON, Apothecary.
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skiuuE Men,

"Wells's Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
ual debility. 81.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Average for Tennessee.-.060 inches 2l7 inches
D. 7. FLANNERY, Observer in Charge.
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Dinner parties are our great specially, and are
just the thing for young folks. We haze every
limo no,u The market pfords
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Monday, April I6, Isss,
Trustees Sale.

r. W. hOIbTkK, AuStlOuetr.
Trustees Sale.
FINDER and by virtue of O certain deed OF trust
u executed TO the undersigned trustees by
Stoddert Caruthers and others, on the 18th day Of
January, 1850, duly recorded in the Registers
Office OF Madison county, Tenn, in Eook Of Trust
default in the payment OF the Indebtedness there
by secured having been made. at the request OF
Scheduled, Hanauer & Co.. the holders thereof.
we will as such trustees, on
Saturday, March "a, Iss3,
within legal hours sell to the highest bidder for
cash, in front Of the courthouse door of Madison
county. in Jackson, Tenn, the following tact Of
land lying and being in said county of Madison,
and thus described:
First-Lying in the Eighth Civil District OF said
county, in range one. section eight west OF the
meridian line: Beginning at stake with white
OAK pointers in ". F. sulPs line in the center of
the jackson and Purdy road; thence north with
sai1 road go poles to W. n. Chesters line; thence
east with his line 1874 poles to a stake in John
viii tpostosE POINTERS. ". O. Bntiers corner;
thence west "A poles 20 stake in the Stills lfne:
thence west IS poles to a stake with whiteoak
pointers; thence north 20 poles TO stake with
Two 10 more 70 pc 70
beng same property conveyed TO stoddert Ca
ruthers March 10. 1875 by deed registered in Deed
Book 80, page 49, In Registers once oil Madison
second-Also a part of the ISSs-acre tract that
s msi eefpe Preston on july $50 By detd regis
tered in Madison county, in Deed Book Is. pages
49, 80 81. the part conveyed being ali that part
| thereof which lies east Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, az in range one, section eight east Of
the meridian. It being the same property sold in
the case of Schooloesd. Hanauer Co. vs. NJ Hayl
| ct FL. No. SOS, Rule Docket Chancery Court OF
Madifon county, Tenn #, TO Stoddert Caruthers-
If rss ssS II asa q
whiteosk with three dogwood pointers, the south
west corner of i339acre tract; thence east cross
ing railroad at go poles in ali east 40 poles to
stake in the center OF Forked Deer river; thence
up said river with its neanderings to stake with
whiteoAk and beech pointers; thence west crossing
railroad at ia poles in all west 3s3 poles TO q
| stake with two redoak and two blackjack point
4 ems: thence north 60 poles 70 the be ianing. a.
| surveyed June 3. IS71, By r T. MckniEht. sur.
yeyor, being same properly decided 70 Il BAYS py
\ A. J. and r Hays and Mrs. Fannie h Preston,
| by deed on April II, ASIA registered In Madison
/ county il Deed Book 81, page 81
I As provided IN said uust deed the szid tfacr'
wild be sold Eeparately in the order above named
| If It should be Necessary 10 sell al IN oroer y
satisfy said Indebtedness. Dover and equity 81
| redenptt- and homestead waived The tile be
lfeyed to be good. but We ssll snd convey Is rus
/ tees only This February %. 1888.
/ d. II. POSITION,
JOHN l. Il. TONLIN, Trustees.
/ Poston Poston, Attorneyl
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

TN pursuance of the provisions of certain deeds
i of trust, executed by DR.. B. r. Thomas ana by
Martha a. Thomas, during their lifetime, an
others, recorded in the Registers office of Shelby
county, Tenn, in books No 1l3, p. 324; 114 p 2.i
and $50, p. 527, to which reference is made for
more particular description at the request of the
benefciaries default being made and of the heirs
of said B. r. Thomas deceased, for the purpose Of
partition between the legatees, we will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at public auction on
the southwest corner of Main and Madison streets,
III the Taxing District, formerly city of Mem
phis, on
Monday, April I6, Iss3,
the following real estate in the county and State
Aforesaid, about one-haf q mile north of Mem
phis. known and described on the plat or plan OF
B. K. Thomas's subdivision tract recorded in
plat book No. l. p g. as bocks10 H. II, Is, 1s, H.
is, 10, 20, 81, D. 3, "a Is also that part of said
tract bounded thus: Beginningson the east line OF
Thomas avenue at the intersection of the north
vision; thence northwsrd and Bortheastward with
the boundary line of said Thomas tract until IL
intersects with Wolf river; thence eastwardly with
the meanderings of the south bank of WON river
to the east line OF said Thomas tract: thence
southwardly along the said east line with More
head avenue to the north side of Cherry street
thence westwardly with the north line of Cherry
street to the beginning, including what is known
as the Park.
Redemption is waived, the title Is perfect. The
abstract OF title TO said properly and the plat
plan of sub division OF same can be seen and ex-
amined at the Office of Johnston Ford, attorneys
Masonic Temple building, and any information
touching this property can be had of them, or oi
F. w. Register q o., at their office, No. 27s Main
street. H. s. BEDFORD, Trnstes
in. FORD, Trustee.
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The two or more miles Of this decayed and rottng
pavement on second, Poplar Union, and BeaIe
streets should be removed as speedily as possiole
and replaced by some character OF stone pavement
which, while il may be more expensive and more
noisy when vehicles go over it, is less absorbent
and less liable 10 givesOf masrns which are dele
ferrous to the public health. In support Of this
opinion give the following table from the tabu-
lated causes Of deaths for the last three years:
1879. 1880. 1881. 1882
Typho inalarial feyer...-...-.-.l1 = y .
Malsrial fever ~ ~
From q sanitary point OF view, respectfully
urge upon the Council the necessity for taking up
the roting blocks and debris these streets before
warm weather sets in, and replacing them with
some character OF stone pavement. This ana the
improvement of the bayous according 70 the plans
OF the Commission of the National Beard Of Health
and the substitution OF Mississippi for Wolf river
water, regard as essential TO the thorough san1-
tation the city must enjoy 70 reach the theoreuc
standard of desth-rate for both races.
IN CONCLUSION
it Is gratifying TO state that this department. is
more thoroughly Organized and better eQuipPe d
than ever before that there is less necessity for
enforcing the health ordinance through the Police
Court than heretofore, and when necessity requires
the interference OF the sanitary police there is
more ready compliance with the Instructions on
the part Of the citizens generally.
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REPORTS ON PETITIONS.

The engineer reported an estimate in re-
gard to petition asking that the old culvert
or sewer extending from the southwest cor
ner of Auction and Third streets, east of
Bayou Gayoso. Property owners ordered to
lay four-foot plankwalk in thirty days
In reporting upon'a petition te construct a
wooden sidewalk on Jackson street, north
side, from Fourth alley to the bayou, the
engineer submitted as an estimate of the
cost, S6S. Petition rejected, and Mr.. NJ. II.
Reilly ordered to abate the nuisance on his
property.
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RAINFALL FOR THE COTTON BELT,

MEMPHIS, TENN, March s, 1888.
Week end. Well md
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Loads of garbage removed, 2Ol9; earth
boxes removed, 1906; loads of dirt, 1850;
water. closets inspected, 232; houses and
yards Inspected, 44S; yards cleaned, 10;
cis;erns cleaned, 3; cisterns inspected, g.;
cisterns filed, /; water-closets cleaned, s.;
houses fumigated, l persons treated at the
city dispensRry, 140; sent to hospital, ia;
seng to pesthouse, / deaths, 10Y; births re
ported, AZ. Expenses, 1884 SO.
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The Legislative Council met yesterday
with President Hidden in the chair and the
following members present: Messrs. Burke,
Lee, Kney, Gavin, Cochran, Wallace AID
Livermore. The following reports we're re-
caivad and 6lsd.
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Department called out TO fires of material
lose, 5 times; total less of owners, $50 so;
total insurance of owners, $4,000; total loyt
Of occupants, S53 so; total insurance OF
occupants, s12,l0O; total loss, S137; total
insurance, S24,l00; insurance over losses,
S23. 1853.
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We manufacture all our own cansies, and
knoW they are pure They hare a reputalion
shich zoe feel proud Of.
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FIovd,s Ladies, Restaurant.
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STOLEN,

OEO REwARD-Stolen Monday night 9th of
OOO March, from the stable of II, A. Thoms,
undertaken, Memphis Tenn, one heavy built ex
ira large dapple gray horse, out enIeen hands
high, ten years old broad chested; lately clipped
ali over; iaddle and harness marks on his back;
little lame in left fore foot and the hoof cracked
Saddle and bride were taken with him. / will
give SIS for the horse and SIS for the thief
W. DAVIS, Chief of Police.
Memphis. Tenn.
TWO MARE MULES-On the night of the 18th
l. of February, two mare mules, IA u hands
high; one bay, s years old, white spot on left
jaw; the other bright sorrel years cid. Fifty
dollars viii be paid for their delivery to
c. H. BRACKET & CO.. Memphis
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DOOMs-Neatly furnished rooms, with board,
~ at ITO Court street. References.
bOARD-And Lodging for four dollars per week,
ID Az No 20 st. Martin Street.
ONE OR TWO FRONT ROOMS-With good
" board, furnished or unfinished in private
family: Vance street, neighborhood first-elass;
5qereS new and ele2ant-Aa othes h9freeSSai "a
ct. JAMES HOUSE-Second and Adams streets.
- Board and room IS per week. Transientsw will
ina good accom- R0dations at low rates.
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Total number of arrests, 398-white, PAS;
colored, 153; married, 1873; single, $50.
Number fined, 258; discharged, 146; State
cases, 10; fugitives turned over, 4. Amount
fines assessed, S2163 So; amornt fines paid,
$40; amount paid on mittimus, 1880.
Total receipts, $40; payroll, s2693 05;
office incidentals, S12 IS; other expenses,
<1S9 81; total, $685. 81. Stolen property
recovered, 1924; lost children, 2; taken
from and returned to prisoners, $3.50;
dodgers, 159.
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CITY HOSPITAL REPORT

Patients remaining January 81, 1888, 100;
received in February, 1874; discharged, lbs;
deceased, 10; remaining, 80. Residence
Taxing District, 6; Tennessee, Is; Missis-
sippi, SO; Arkansas, "a; other States, A.
Expenditures, SI205 II; receipts, $3.50 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-03
HoSoIrLu, Oct. ITih. lss2.


Nh. AND Mas. SFooFESDTKE DIs1rsS THE
TnEoLoGTcaL SITUATION
jFrom the B-0okiyz Easlel
+" l see that M. Beecher has abandoned the
ministry and quit religion altogether observ-
ed Mrs. >poopendyke, holding Up the pattern
Of ! polonaise ard wondering II II would cone
up high enoGgh in the neck q suppose the
peer man will have to speculate in stocks or
write jokes for the Christy miustrels to make
living now; won't he9
Who's been Lending you circus poster
this trip" demanded Mr.. Spoopeadyke.
springins I'D Ike trunk-lid. What patent
medicine label have you been studying lately2
Who says he's quit the ministry Hes only
left the Society Of Congregational Ministers,
because he don't believe exactly as they do -
That's what said, argued Mrs. spoop-
endEke, laying the pattern On the cloth and
beginning to cot it out He disagreed With
the Congregational religion and said be guess
ed he'd 90 away somewhere and let EN- have
It 70 themselves I don't know what Plymouth
Church vii do without hin though"
@Dol" ripped Mr. Spoopeudyke, " DO il
vii set = rat trap and catch him again. What
dye sipcse 1t viii do7 Got some idea il viii
hire cut as cock, washer and ir0ser; 70 Cd
lection to going a short distance n the cogn-
try, haven't Eeg rzps you think Il viii open
as hotel Well, it won't, and It wo-'t pat
On long skirt AID short apron and 20 howl
ing around as = two-lezSed lznaEie asylum
either Dcn't tell We be has Only suit the
society CT Minister'S
q didn't suppose they'd hurt hiu," said
Mrs. sPcopendyke, scratching her 1ose with
the si=sors and figuring oct tie allowance for
the seams
Hurt him" reared Mr. SpocPendyke, "of
cozrse they hurt KIM They used to lay hia
down and walk on hin, and hey sit astride
his stomach and play eachre On his chm, III
he swallowed the joker, and then they 6shed
for Il with umbrellas Until they checked him
Deaf ye know the difference between society
Of minister's and = religion? Can't ye dissin-
guish between a Practicing preacher and the
Church Of Sod! Hes quit the ministers and
not the Church Cox tcoth yos can stow
that idea IN"
We'll, Of course, he uan had . right to
pack bis associates, but understood ycz TO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-03

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-03
VIENNA FURNTTURE.
Extension, Ann. Dining Room and ParIer
Chairs. Settecs, Ac-
Saddles, Calfskins, Girths, Stirrup Leathers.
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKERY,

Containing Plates, Cups. Tcapots. Bowls.
Chambers. Rice Dishes and Bakers.
Demiiohns, ) and gals; Sample Bottles.
Vases and Glassware. Manila and Tarred Rou-.
Hemp and |. r. Packing, Coal Baskets,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-03


The immense amount of beet sugar raised IN
Germany and France has caused consider
able interest 10 be taken in the United States
nd Canada in the question, why il could not
also Be rAised there. A large amount Of money
has bean invested in America, hut at the pres
cot time the result has been disastrous failure.
The frst company started was IN Portland,
Ne. This was fos.erei by bounty given by
The State, but the cost Of running, with the
small supply Of heets furnished, has resulted
IN failure. Another factory was started IN
Eranklin, Mass. This concern was well
equipped rs it was possible to be, but after one
seasons trial the whole thing was sold cut at
acctior Ard is now run as a WOODEN mill
Three beet sugar concerns started IN Canada.
The Union Sucriere TRANSFORMATIONS y
bad the advantage Of = considerable amount Of
Preach capital, but il collapsed, owing to had
management Their factory was at BerthieT,
onebec, and the whole plant was sold out by
the sheriff. The Pioneer Beet Sugar Compa-
~ OF Ccaticooke, Quebec, was not success
the last season, bat they have put up a dis;il-
lcry plant, and this may help them 70 make
some money. The Beet Sugar Manufacturing
Company AZ Farnh2m, Quebec, lost u 10; Of
money their FIRST season in ISL; but they ox-
pect % do better this year. as they arc increas
ing their plant so as to refine imported West
India sugar. Now, in time, many Of the causes
Of all these failures may be overcome, bat the
facts are that to-day all Of these experiments
have resulted in large loss. Bad manage
neni, bad construction, poor supply OF bee,
roots, and costly labor, compared with
France and Germany, have been the causes Of
those failures. Ii cannot be said that these
failures were from lack OF skill or knowledge,
a. both German and Freneh superintendants,
who came from Europe for the purpose were
employed Much bad management was shown
i, the purchase Of the machinery, and the mills
were 50 arranged that their system Of genera
tins the steam was Of the most expensive kind;
instead Of using lOw-eOs; fuels, the steam gen
orators were 50 arranged that that only the
most costly coal could be made available for
steam purposes. This fact alone seems strange
when, at the present time, planters in the West
ladies' are applying the Jarvis system Of burn
ing their green basasse, or Wet sugar cane
tr.sh, to reduce the cost Of making cane sugar.
Bot the principal cause OF this failure is the
difference Of cost Of labor between Europe and
America. This must be al least fifty per cent.
md, until there is change IN this respect,
here is no doubt but that the West Indies will
supply America with her sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-03

sAruny has the sold right. by purchase, to
prist Mrs. Lzngtry's photographs. The de-
rand for them is far ahead OF the supply,
and he say. that be has orders now which
will take three months TO FILL In his own
words, There never WAS anything like II.
There is a brewery near Berlin that uianu-
lectures every year about 92,o00 barrels Of
bear. All the buildings are connected with
electric wires, aud the head brewer can sit in
bis room and there control the whole OF the
operations OF mailing, kiln-dryius, MASKING,
eoelirs fsrmenting, ETC.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-01-03

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PERFUMERY, FLORIDA WATER.

Genuine Eau lie Cologne. Lubin's EXTRACTS,
Toilet soaps, Philocome. Hair Oil. Combs.
Mirrors cooking Glasses. Pipes.
l. r. Bi4s. Harmonicas. Blank Books.
Albums, Gold Leaf, Jevelry, Watches.