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bOCAL NUiiCEs.

Go TO ]. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, well points, etc.
NEW STOCK CARPETs-Msttiugs, Baby
Buggies Just received
AMES BEATTIE d. CO., S63 Main st.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
sooD, aus now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THoS AAYDwELL, IS Union st.
Mrs. f. J. CROCKETT aud Miss K ate Nc.
Mahon will teach during the summer az The
Market-street school, Grammar Grades and
High School studies; siso French and Latin,
DR.. BENsoS's SKIN CURE consists of inter.
nal sod external treatment at same time, and
it makes the skin white, colt aud smooth. Ii
contains no poisonous drugs. One dollar, at
druggists.
NEXT Thursday, ct noon, the large store.
house, No. 1877 Main STREET, with Main street
front nj 244 feet ard depih of I4SJ feet.
piece OF property.
If you are annoyed By your rubber, steel
or shell eyeglasses breaking, you can put
yourself out of misery, and save expense, by
purchasing apsir of Celluloid EYe.Gl ssses
For sale By all leading jewellers aud opticians
LADIES will find relief from their head
ache. costiveness, swimming in the head
collie. sour stomach, restessness, indigo siloD
Constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness ia the back or kidneys, pain Ia the
| shoulders and different parts Of the body, 8
| feeling of lsssitude and dependency, By tax
| ing Siusnons's Liver Regulator. IL Should
be used by all persons, old aud young. Il i
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, sud i
| not injurious TO tine most delicate con -tiiu
ton. None genuine except that prepared b.
J.H. Z-ilin Il Co.
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attach nenl Nalice.

No. 1888, Adm the Bartlett Circuit Court OF
shelby county, 1enn.-AIsup d galloway Va
Green Redditt.
Ia this cause IL appearing that attachment was
Issued against the defendant. Green keddftt, re-
tuTnable "a the Bartlett Circuit Court, and also
from the affidavit of N. NJ Alsup in the original
attachment issued by W. X. Cross, ]. p, that
Green Redditt, the defendant herein, is nou-res-
ident OF the state OF Tennessee aud u iurther APP
peaTtug from tRid ahidavit that he is indebted 70
the plaintiff. By account in the sum Of Two hum
dred and thirtyhye dollars and thirtf-nine cen v
lt235 S9li and II further appearing that said at
tachment has been levied on n certain tract OF
land In shelby county, Tennessee, belonging 70
said defendant.
II is therefore ordered that said defendant
Green kedditt, make his appearance on the sec1
Ond Monday in July, 1853. at the Courthouse, In
the town OF Bartlett at the July term o. said Bart
lett Circuit Court, and plead, answer or demur VI
the PLAINTIFFS declaration hcd heIeia, or the cas<
will be proceeded with exparte; that q copy Of
this order be published once n week for four suc1
ceseiye weeks In the Memphis Appeal. This hsJ
q, 1883 A copy attest
Tnos. B. CRKNsHAw, Clerk.
Brooks Il Hammer Attyis for nltfTs
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A HYSTERICAL YOUTH.
HOstetter's Bitters, Morphine and Jeal.
Ousy Too Much for the Nerves of
statI0ner's Clerk.

About 5 o'clock yesterday evening" Thomas
Jackson, clerk in the employ of Young &
Bro, bookseller, was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Blanche Curry, woman of the
town, in which she averr.d that she was
afraid he would attempt her life. Shortly sitter
being taken to Justice Quigley's office
Jackson developed lively fit of
hysterics, and became so violent that DR..
Black was called TO his relief. Morphine
was mi 4cted into his arm, but with very
little effect. He was fnsily removed in
carriage by Blanche Curry, and after his ar
rival al her house began to sink rapidly, fall
ing into comatose stare about midnight,
from which nothing could arouse him. The
woman created a scene by throwing herself
upon the bed beslde him, uttering the most
pilllul wails, and calling him her daring
and her angel. The impression prevailed
for time that he was dead
and the Youngs were notified. With
out going 10 investigate, they ordered
coffin from Hoist, ana three men drove up
with il about II o'clock. Two justices of
tue pesce, Spelman and Quigley, were also
on hand in answer to summons, but up to !
O'Clock the young man wss still alive. The
cause OF the arrest WAS JEALOUSY on The part
OF the young maU, who mas been living with
Blanche Curry Tor some time, and who 90
jected 10 her receiving other company. He
hss been arrested twice on her account. He
drank half bottle of Hostetter's bItters
yesterday morning after quarrel with her.
WHEN your wife's health is bad, when
your children are sickly, when you feel worn
out use Browns Iron Bitters
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The Verdict OF the Jury i'm the white.
MaydwelI Case.

After nearly a week Of hair-splitting de-
liberation the jury 10 the case of White
against Msydwell brought in a verdict yes
te'day moruipg. Maydwell obtained iudg-
ment for $50 against While in magistrate'-
court, and White appealed the case TO the
Circuit Court, taking the padper's oath for
costs. MaydwelI published the judgment
for sale, stating that White had appealed by
taking the paupeT's oath; hence the suit By
White for $4,000 damages. The jury were
sgreed on the facts from the first, but were
worried about the law, which they did not
understand. They were called into court
and charged by Judge Pierce several times
on doubtful points, and this morning they
brought in the following queer
SPECIAL VERDICT:
We, the jury, agree, that the publication
states the facts so lar as j White & Son are
concerned
We further sgree that Maydwell did il
maliciously and Tor the purpose OF damaging
White & Son.
We agree that it did damage White in hi.
bus ness matters and that it did defsme hii
character.
We also sgree that the public construed
the publication as facts.
We agree that the public inferred that the
advertisement was for the purpose of Injuring
and degrading White & Son.
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.
Judge Pierce, after reading it all over
went back to the first clause, in which the
jury agreed that the facts had been stated
correctly in the advertisement, and then re
marked that in that case nothing but YER
dict for the defendant could be made out, il
spite of the anomaly presented by the re
naming clauses. The papers in the cast
were accordingly Endorsed, ave find for the
defendant" and so the verdict stands.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

You make several mistakes, / think, in
your srticle of Sunday on the potato crop,
and 1 think it is calculated, though not TO-
tended, TO depress the market, aud therefore
iDiure the grower.
First, you say, "There is not farmer in
the county, great or small, that does not
raise potatoes" That is, potatoes for sale.
In this you are mistaken; not one tenth Of
the farmers of the county raise them for sale.
PoIsto-plautng is confined to that portion Of
the csuHty around Memphis and rear the
railroad stations along the different liaes Of
road leading out of Memphis; back from the
railroads very few, ii any, are raised IS a
market crop.
Secondly, you place the estimate at 200,
900 barrels. This IS innate is extravsgant.
You give list OF the principal growers, aud
the number of barrels raised by them is
about 5000, and l think they will raise
about ore-third, perhaps oue-fourih, OF the
crop of the county.
Thirdly, you place the crop of the State
three times greater thau the crop OF last
yesr. This Is evidently great mistake.
The Commissioner of Agriculture, of this
State, In his April report, places tae acreage
OF this year only seventeen per cent greater
than that OF last year, and reports the condi-
ton OF the crop one PSF cent. less than last
year. He has several reliable correspondents
IN each county, and l think his estimate not
far out Of the way. Rp G..
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GLASS ll3I.


Takes Place Saturday, June %, 1883.
New scheme, 81 900 Tick cts. 1904 Prizes
l.. y. Currency, 92S ,770.
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LOTTERY.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY

OR SUPPLEMENT TO
Roy a. HAVANA LOTTERY.
GRAND SPECIAL KAWlNG!
Capital Prize, $4,000
NhOIes, S2.................. Halves, 81.
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A greedy, interruptions, grasping monopoly
OF lottery company, stead OF giving ticke l.
holders a chance 10 win prizs, IS spending
their money by paying newspapers through
out The United States for sdvertisiug mean,
unlruthfu articles aimed 10 ipjure the great
Commonwealth Dislrbation Company OF
Kentucky. The Commonwealth Company
is above such practices TO secure business,
and prefers TO obtain patronage by honor-
able means and by honestly conducting their
business. The American people love fair
play, and will pay no attention to such lies
emana,irg from such source, but will, as
usual, send their orders for tickets for the
next popular monthly drawing in Louisvi le,
Ky, June 80, 1888 $4,000 for only 50;
S112,4 400 in priz 8. Ticke's 81 each; nall
tickets 81. Address f NJ. Bosrdman, L1uis-
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WANTS.

NTECHANICs. BooG-KEEPERs. MERCHANTS,
MI CLERRS-Iu fact everybody to know that
l. sAMELSoN n CO., prOpIietors of the Full Moon
Cigar House, opposite Peabody Hotel, sell RAIL
ROAD TICKETS TO aim ost any any point at great
ly reduced prices. Information cheerfully given
10 all who apply.
HOMPkTENT MAN-Behind the counter in a
~ retail grocery store To one who understands
the business thoroughly, good position Is offered.
Address A. b. c., Appeal office.
IA En- AND TEAMS-To work on Kansas City
lNl and springfield Railroad. Apply to
J. IL. BEIHUNE, ga front street
~ UITAR AND BANJO TAUGHT Leave orders
VI at Hollenberg's Music House.
hLD GOLD WATCH-C ASES-Chains, Jewelry,
~ etc, for CASH. J. N. Milford & Co., S33 Main.
ORsE5 AND MULES TO PASrUKE-FIne
IL clover and good water; salted regular. For
reference see J. II. Manor, at his livery stable op
oosite courthouse. I. II. BRANCH.
SITUATION-By young man, with small lam
- lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business as done on Mississippi river, would ike
to secure position as ms ager or book keeperf or
a store, or would like to correspond with party
who has stOIehouse 70 rent at some good business
point; references given. address A. g., this office
JONO TONS RAGS, IRON, sR1 BONES AN
lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
~ bought and sold. SAMUEL GABAY, Agent
400 TO 4lS shelby street, Memphts.
SEOOND-HAN- CLOraING-GOod prices paid
kQ-CAl on or address
ELIAS gHAUI. 406 Main street
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PENTECOST.
Beautiful and Impressive Ceremonies at
the Jewish SJnagOgue-Three Boys
and Three Girls Confirmed.
Rabbi Samfield's Remarks Sunday Night
On the Jewish Sabbath and Its Dis
use-0ther Topics.

The festival OF shewouz, or Pentecost. the
solemn anniversary OF the revelation of God
on Mount Sinai. was - -,,-or,,ad al The IeV;sb
synagogue last Sunday evering, Tie csre.
monies concluding yesterday morning with
The confirm ration OF SIX young I.raeIites
The temple WAS beautifully decorated with
evergreens and flowers. Festoons Of ced ar
and ivy were swung from pillar to pillar,
and these were tHined with evergreens and
maguol'ss. Hanging baskets hlled with
trailing vines depended from the gallery,
and around its ledge were roses of rare
plants, the bright hues Of vssea riDgling
with deep green ard the pure white of the
lilies Of the valley. About the cardels bras
gracefully twined delicate wreaths of white
or pale red h5wers. Huge baskets of roses
were placed about the platform, sud over it
bent an arch of cedar with floral harp
suspended frem The center.
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SUMMER BOARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD
For RENT

D EsIDENCE-9s Madison street.
LIZ Apply on premises.
ONE TRO-STORY FRAME-Nine rooms. on
" Monroe. Very suitable and convenient for
prlYsse clearinghouse, at $50 per month.
L. b. EATON, 3S Madison street.
MICE SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE-On Pontotoc,
In between Shelby and Main streets Posses
sion given ON July LIST. Apply at l6 Pontotoc st.
90 MILL STREET--Hear street-car line,
L n ~ house six rooms and kitchen; Sl7 so per
month";, NJ. G REDER, "a Fifth ST., Chelsea.
u kON1 ROOM--Nieely furnished, at Nc. so
u Fifth street, Chelsea. MRS. w. J. FLACK.
POoMS-Two unfurnlshed rooms, single or en-
IL suite, first floor, all conveniences. Inquire
at 254 Second, opposite Court Square.
pOOMS-One neatly furnished room on first
IL hoor and three unfinished on second floor,
at No. "a Second street.
4 ILAN TATION-Of three hundr 20 acres imm
L dlately on the river in Coahoma county,
Miss, or Will take a partner on equitable terms:
also, storehouse at same landing, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1882, with
leveea broken. Apply TO
J. L. GoODLoE, IS Madison street.
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Nan.Resident Nafiee.

No. 1929. J-In the Chancery Court OF shelby
county, Tcnn.-State Of Tennessee, for use, etc.
vs.. W. 4. Butler ct al
IL appearing from amended bill which is sworr
to in this cause that the defendant, Charles q
MerrfmAn, IA a resident Of the State of Connect
cut; that Frank Trayer and Florence Trayer %
residents OF the City of Mexico, Republic 81 Mef
co. and Marcus b. Aerriman is a resident OF thS
State Of missouri, aud all non-residenu OF th(
tate Of Tennessee;
IL is therefore ordered, That they make their apI
dearance herein, AZ the courthouse OF shelby counl
~, In Memphis, Tenn, or before the first hon|
daY IN July, 1883 and plead, answer or demur n
comp!siiant's bin, filed June 4, 1883 or the SAND
will be tAken for confessed 70 them and set fol
hearing expaTte; and that COPY Of this order b
published once week, for four CONSECUTIVE
weeks, ia the Memphis Appeal. This I'd day q
June, 1873
A copy-attest: Z. J. BLACK, Clerk and MassI
n n nfr CoI "a, 80 ,ssisr,,. -,
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Notice. OF Removal.

For the purpose of having an office prop
erly adapted to nv profession l have re-
moved from 81 Madison street 10 the corner
OF Second AMI Uniou streets, over the Office
of John 2 ut & Co. 1t Is located in The
midst of the lumber and lnill iatsresis of the
city. My office now ia fitted up With all the
appliances for successful work. ] offer my
services to those desiring superinendence or
designs Tor anything incidental to my pro-
fession, guaranteeing the same 10 be faith
fnlly carried nnt
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

p,-,spuRa June 1.-Noou-River 6 feet
,nches and falling. Weather clear and pleasant
WHEELING, June 1I.-Night-River feet
q incbes and stationary. Weather clear and pleas
ant -,
I,ou1sy1I.LE, June 1l.-Night-River fall
ing slowly with feet inches IN, IN the ean1 W sno
zee fs+ and pieasant Arrived Alex swift and tow,
Memphis.
- LOFTS. June I-Night-Riverr risen 8
;,c1ss I'D now stands % feet inches by the
loSa.e1' XEssther clear and warm Arrived: John
kHsnS.aid and barges New Orleans; Arkansas City,
Vieksburg. oakland and bsrges, New Orleans
VIcKsBuRs, June 1l.-Arrived: City o.
Providence. last night, Departed: City OF New
69, Se,r Orleans last night: Guiding Star
~ 0rrlesnS 6 an: City of Baton Rouge, 81
fonis $50 q n; Port Eads and baEges, ST. Louis
isst night; tug TildA. Memphis p m
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No. szss o-In the Chaneery Court o.
county, Tenn--5tats OF ienne'seS w.
NJ appearing from sheriff 9 return ~ W ~
mai tne oelendants, W. l.. Brown and WIZ
L,-ss.'r are not 10 be fou'-d In bis county J
ID :. e sa.-e1ore ordered That they make tneu
rsesrznce herein, al the courthouse o. sns n
rpoonry. in MeIaphis, 1ehn. on Or S=iofs ~
MOndsy Ia July, 1888, sndd yisHai 1900
IN 80. !" fled hefein, OF the sane Will oe -
III sor,,tess-1 A 70 them, and set for neArae1
pNI.e 49, for four SUCCESSIVE weeks, n
Esmpnis Appeal THis "a dsJ 81 June 20 ~. T.
4 esDy-attssl K. J. BLACK, Ciefk Ano 1870
ByJ. Il. Bradley, Deputy Ss.,eisrs u
IN Hampton, sol. ior comp u
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sUPERrNTENDESI'S REPORT
OF the City Schools for ihe Session
which Has Just closed.

The following is the repor. OF Superin-
tendeni Collier TO the Board of Education:
The schools were closed on the last day oil
May, with 1856 pupils on the roll, which,
compared with the number remaining on the
roll at the close OF last session, shows gain
Of 494. The following table exhibits the
number in each building and other ststi=-
ticsl information
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~ ,,oo lin the Chancery Court Of she
canntT. Teun.-stAte Of Tennesse va ". l.
NJ a.. caring from the Eherift's retasn IN
c.n.e t..t the defendant, 4. Il. "Ato ~
H. 10 AZ d Ia Lis county: - ht,
Ii h. tasIeiore ordered, That he M M
,.s,,nce a. REIN al the courthouse OF - ~
~ IN Meuphls, Tenn, 90 or before w
CAV in July, 1888, and plead si.s ns, nj
~ ssoIa ola iIlAuts bill. II being Amenoe 80.
si,-1 hff,,u. OF the same will Oe tAken 10 a
:. 10 taem and set for hearing e1 pare
copy Of this order be puOiiAhea ONT II NJ
four successive weeks, IN inc mem
Tnis ID dAy Of June, 1853. "a, OIL ,,a NJ \
a eooy-sttest x. J. BLACK, Clerk w
A. 4. Bradley. Deputy CleTE "a"
Nv Hampton, Eol lor COR 2. p =
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HOUsEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.


Hs7ing TO take charge Of the factory oil
,b4 new Bluff City Stove Works, | am com.
p.iled to close out my present business al
once. and will sell my entire stock OF Stover,
Tinware, Lamp, Lamp Goods, Wire and
Woodeuwsre, Cutlery, and G neral House
Furnishing and Kitchen Goods 1t prices lea
man eost fer the next thirty days. Tools
and fixtures ior sale cheap.
L TIFF RISK, $50 Main street.
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"lhe Great Lottery War;

WHEN your wife's health is bad, when
your children are sickly, when you feel worn
out. nae Brown's lion Bittera.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. 5l99, Rim the chancery Court 0f A.
county. TenD.-state OF Tennes~ q .csess
AsJs9p pf a. n Vos,;;I Aobs1 m Ess
SoshIan, Jqha hyg. hfss.' rt e. Annie y
are rs not to- 70 f6ey make their np
II - 5ide orae, de courthouse OF sheip1
pe in Tena5 Oh SleS % T answer or ID
~ - -, .an n,ssinsots DILL, H. Icing amsnoej
OIL med herein. or the sane te sl bessihT 90
for confessed 70 them anu ~ - nabllshe]
ppnc- A week, for four successive Mee 49,
memphis Appeal ans % dsy o. June az nd a.xteI
A copy-ettest: x. J. bLACA' >-'
d hi Bradley, r. q. aud N. - an
~ a. -.,.fs.,. al torcOmplnL "
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New Clarendon Hotel.
ENLARGED.
PTnP unTEI on
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Peabody Hotel.

G. F. Burrows 10 John Houston, 50x1SC
feet, part of lots s, 8 and 10, block l, For
Pickering, $500.
QUIT CLAIMS.
]. F. Hoist, by executor, to r. R. Church
discharged trust or lien.
II. B Ramsey to Margaret Burke, par
lot 1S9, southeast corner Main aud Commerce.
streets, 20xl00 feet.
TRUST DEEDS.
John Houston 10 B II. Fox, to secure foui
notes of $50 each to G. f. Burrows, same
property as first in list
w. Y. G. Humes 10 L. W. Humes, to secure
notes of $1,000, six monh s, TO john B L-ecb
undivided half interest in 172 acres, Pigeon
Roost Road, corner Oiey avenue.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Cours-PIerce, Judge.

The cases on yesterdays calendar not dis
posed of will be called to-day. The jury
cases on the abse1t attorneys calendar will
be called for trial Monday, June 18th, and
the non-jury cases on same calendar Friday,
lane ODD
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PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
Add renders 1t dsrx and glossy. 1t holds, IN
liquid form, large proportion OF decdor.
lied Cocosnut Oil, prepared expressly lof
this purpose. No other compound pos7esse.
the peculiar properties when 60 ehsctly sun
the various conditions Of the human hair.
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Fine Cakes and Crackers

Just received. Larrsbee's best; MilE
Caket, Butter scotch, CFaekDeii Hise1tf,
Wine Drops, Heed Honey JumSies, 60
coanut Iaffy, windsor Mixed CAKES,
Lemon waters, liked Dots, Vanilla " a
fers, Oatnseai Crackers, Graham waters
Kindergarten, Lemon Teacskes, hies
Naeks, Boston BniIsr Crackers,
SsOWFL4kES-
RUCkHAM a CAPBEIL.
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FOR ALE.

DEsIDENCE-2sO Union street. Apply to
Nv DR.. J. d. WHITE, 24S Main street.
LAND SEWING MACHINE s--oI Travellers
IL Companion, very cheap, at A Nortn CourS
street. JOIN +. kE1 q W.
~ EMILE HoRsE-suilable for lady 10 drive.
" Inquire at 10 Monroe street.
-DUILDING LOl Son small monthly payments,
ID very cheap, four desirable bull ling lots only
lUO YARDS from The fernando street cars, near
terminus. Apply to LAURENCE L AMB, Attor-
ney, Office City Hall, Exchange Building.
1.-TWO sTOhEHOUSES-On Main street, at a
great DArgain. Call early.
n. Z. CONAwAY, 2S5 Main st.
TOiANOS-A number of second hand 7-octave
L aud 71I-Octave pianos, nearly new, exceed
T.. wITZMAEN & CO., Music House,
Sole Agent Tor steinway and Weber Pianos.
MICE LIN L OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
Ii. L. GUIoN, 10 Madison street. .
FTNAE HARBkRT PLAN .ATIoN-Near Malone
Landing Miss, one place contains $50 acres
about 100 cleared. The other COO acres-aoout
400 cleared. Improvements brstclSSs Well pro-
tecled by LeVee. Apply TO our attorney, Judge
h T. Reid at FriATs Point, Miss,
HAWKINS ~ ROBERTS New Orleans, la
NRUsHED EAK-UoRN-CRUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses mules and cat
lie at this time OF year. ,- On
Memphis Gin ana NIL,
Opposite Mis-. and Tena. Railroad
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SOME MYTHICAL MULES.

Rhodes went to Tbayer one day and told
him he had friend n the country who
owned some mules. and that he would sell
these mules in a few days and buy watcI
and ring Shertly afterward Rhodes took
the ring aud watch, but failed to turn over
the money for them. When pushed he said
he had taken The mules aud sold them. But
if they were ever sold the money was not
paid over 10 Thayer, who was induced TO
take one of Rhodes's notes of hand,
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AnYire 10 MotheFs.

Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used when children cutting teeth 1T
ueves the little sufferer At once; 1t pEod1ucT,,
natural Quiet sleep by relieving the child iIoH =
main and the little cherub awaEes as bright a. :
button" 1t is very pleasant 70 taste II s9s1ss
the child softens the gums, anays al pam rsle
wind regulates the bowels. and is the best Kno -h
remedy for diarrhes, whether arising from He
ing or ther causes. Twenty-Five cents DOYLE
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LEGAL.
Non-Resident Notice.

No. l66 r DIN the Bartlett Circuit Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-zena Armstead vs.
PreNiu Aunstead, divorce.
RI APP earlng from the petition fled In this
L cause which Is sworn 70. that the defendantf
Pfewitt A.msead, Is nOn-i resident Of the stale OF
sippi.
IL Is therefore ordered that he make his personal
OF Btrtlstt Shelby county, Tennessee, on the SEQ
ond Monday IN July, 1883 and plead, answer or
demurr TO complAinants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him. and set for hearing
exparte and that copy Of this order be pub
nshed once week for four successive weeks In
The Memphis Appeal This 2sd day Of May, lsss.
copy-attest.
THos. B. CRKNsHAw. Clerk.
a nil fms
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-12

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got along without Parkers Ginger Tome
II cured me OF nervous prosiratlon, and
have used it siAce for all kinds Of eonpl Aipts
in my family. -,