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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

saw 90 much said about the merits Of Hop Btters
anu my wife, who always doctorinF and never
well, leased urgently 10 get ner some that de
cided 20 be humbugged again and am glad ! did
TOT after less than two months Of the Btters
vile was cured and she has remained for eighteen
months since, like such humbugging,-H. T., St.
Paul. Pioneer Press
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. Chicago merchants Experience

Mrs c. b. Hamilton, S. Brown ST., Portland, Ne,
writes; 81 have used your Wheat Bitteu and highly
recommend them 10 all
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

Cultivation necessary to the mind as food is to
the budy.-[CicCro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

Hunts Remedy is a purely vegetable prepara-
tion, scientifically prepared by skilful Phar-
nlaeist. Goa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06
That Hu.I,and or Min.

IL three times the be was before he began using
wells Health Remover 81. Druggist.
Conscience does make towards of us sll.-lshates-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

n s. Hereu OF Beverly Mass writes. "Your
Wheat Bitters art excellent Tor Indigestion"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

Danger levels man and brute and all are fellows in
their ueed-lByrOn,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

triple source Of nappiness-A good business,
con'eutea mind aud bottle Of Dr. BULLS Cough sy-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

Ceremony ID necessary as the outwork aud defense
OF mauners.--L CheBterheld.
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Dr.. NJ. I. Gamble, farmu gton, H., says; 81 pre-
scribe Browne Iron Btters IN my practice and they
give Hatisfactluu.'
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Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful color aud silky
texture by the use Of Farkers Hair Basam
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

Fools rush in where angels fear to tre4d.-Irope.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-04-06

To Enquirer; yes We know our fellow tuwnsman
Mr.. Frank L. Ingalls, and have known him from boy
hood. Il owns the medicine called Dr. Grsyes'
Heart Regulator just you have been told 1t cures
heart disease. nervousness and seeplessuess So far
AZ we know OF have heard. is the only remedy
that will do Your subscription remittance recey-
ed, Glad you like The Lewis" stand upon the Labor
question. We are always glad to answer correspond
entE "-tConcord Paper.
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SAVED FROM THE GRAVE.

Trough on Rats. Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
ed-bugs, flies, ants. moles, ohpmunks, gophers I5o
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4 - wao bLaahaa b aoL auLLa arata.-Lloang.
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"IAnmburred Arnin.,

Silence is one great art of oonversation.-rHazlitt
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists,
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BIS 8 yyzSYSTH

w4ll Recommend % e,eryvHere, writes JaInes Il
.er. carrhga manufacturer. Myerstown, Ia, '.ne-
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chas y. crittcnton, Agent, New York ci
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J, H, MERRIFIELD, BOsARD CLIFFORD,
President Attorneys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-28
a SAD CASE.
A Wan About to be Hanged on Account
Of the Inability Of u Witness
10 Appear.

The evidence against the young negro.
NewtC Campbell, who was arrested here
last November on Il charge of murder. is
said to be OF such 4 character as to make
it almost certain that he will be hung,
though it is stated that there are proofs of
his innocence. Capt. Haclett was sum
none to Eudora, Miss, near fernando.
on Monday last, to give his testimony re-
garding the willingness OF Campbell to re-
turn there ior trial when arrested. and
also as To his consistency in the statements
made by him AZ various times. The cir
cumstanceS are about as follows: On No
vember 9th last a man named White, who
had made Il little money by picking cot
ton, was found lying in a thicket near
Eudora, with his throat cut. There were
two or three persons who gave a descrip-
ton OF Il man they had last seen near the
place where the body was found, in COM
pany with the murdered man, and this
description tailed with Newt Campbell.
who was arrested here by Patrolman Plum
mer and sent back to Eudora. The
prisoner says that the books of Henry
Powers, mate of the Ida Darragh, will
show his name us n roustabout on that
steamer at the very time when the crime
was committed. This statement is said to
be true, IL Powers was served with a
subpoena by Capt. IIackett, but cannot 60
on account of his duties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-28
ANOTHER RAILROAD
From Memphis 30 Birmfngham Pro
jected, and Still Another to NASH
willie via COrinfh.

Corinth Miss Herald: The city of
Memphis is now in a fair way for a healthy
and permanent boom. Its new railroad
facilities south, and to Kansas City, will
give it a wider trade and make it more of
a great commercial center than heretofore.
The next railroad enterprise in the inter
est of the city is the opening of a direct
line to Birmingham. which will be equiva-
lent to a line to Atlanta, Brunswick and
Savannah. This line by ali means should
be made from Corinth to Birmingham, be-
cause much shorter and cheaper than by
any other route. In addition to this
Memphis would receive n large addition to
her trade by a road from Corinth to
Nashville ria Hamburg on the Ten
nessee river. This would throw
the produce OF several counties in
the Tennessee Valley into the
Memphis markets as well as the iron in
terests that vonld develop along the line
of the road. With these additions to the
facilities of Memphis, .he city would soon
o~utrival all competitors Is J commercial
way and become largely a manufacturing
city. Next to through lines there is necde
important feeders, and those suggested
promise to be of jncalculable advantage to
the business and sScwth of the city. The
Kansas City road wis have gained only
half its utility until it gaisss control of Il
line direct to h Atlantic seabosEd, which
is so easily obtained by building to Birm-
ingham that surely this company and the
capital of Memphis combined will not be
slow in pushing il to success.
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all, both rich and poor, LAYING aside the
economy, for the dust eats of paint,
destroys both household goods and cloth
ing, and lends the appearance to Memphis
more of a country village than a city. 1t is
even economical for all concerned, from
the fact that, no matter how large the
tax may be. it will not be near
as much rs the water rent for the
same purpose, and not as large as the
present cost of private sprinkling, be-
sides all streets will then be sprinkled alike.
So much for individual economy and COM
fort; now for economy for the Taxing
District, and my remarks will only be
upon such facts as can be daily seen. Take
ADAMS street, which has the Iuka gravel
from Main to the alley bach of Calvary
church. 1t is sprinkled from Second to
midway from Fourth street to the bayou
is at times overlooked with water. See
how this has been worn. From the bayou
to the school no sprinkling, consequently
the gravel never cemented, and hence it is
ground to dust, and the next heavy rain
YOU will have it Just the same-washing
it in the gutters-as though there was nc
gravel put down. The above will also APP
ply to that part of that street from above
the school to the Christian Brothers Col
lege. Where is the economy in such ac.
tons? / mention Adams street because il
is under the observation of so many peo-
pie who will, no doubt, see the force OF
my remarks. | also noticed in either the
st. Louis Giobe-D Democrat or Republican an
article which l would refer you to as per
tinent to the subject. ENTERPRISE.
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PERSONALS.


u. NonlE anu "he returned 10 the
'it! Hes'eruay.
tAiRs. L. N. HILL and daughters Will ar
rive nome tonight.
Miss EMMA HOLLAND, with her cousin,
NJ. koerper, are visiting friends and rel
atives at Louisville, Ky.
r. f. STASFIELp. Gates. Tenn: w. G.
Reed. Boston. and /. lehman. Perm. Ind.
registered at the Cotton Fxohanpe yester.
day.
M,ss pr..,r co~ aoo nl;,
- - %ahd,t W. ~ VI Gtpp /:
80 o. Lona " ~ =
On " io.f ~ nuf ~ norie VI Sue ~ VI
ncd D.o'iiei' W. marry ''ohe' oh irSE
Avenue
FRANK l.. ILLIFoKD, recently with
DlilaTu' AfIlisleaa * Lahuee, mas aSS0-
ciIleu Hilhsell Win INC popular "holeoait
49,! nv mn eo'oon IO9Ioh nouSc U
~ mi y ~ Al" wan repre-
SUI ( oi 'h1 ioa"'
HE lion; Jacob Thompson, while
sIanulng on tie pavement on me corner o.
Slalh ana Madison streets, suddenly sanR
DOWN III lalntllg III, Dut was picked up Ds
friends ana taken nome in a carriage
where he was resting quietly at midnight
NATcHEz Democrat, OF the 18th "The sad
intelligence reached this city yesterday ol
the death on Sunday afternoon, at Point
iieasant, Nd otthe Hon: yres L. Merrill
OF thlS county, IN tle nity-slNlh year o.
ms age. Inc immediate cause OF MT
Merrlls death was PARALYSIS OF the brain
lie has been a great sufferer with paral
ysls Tor the past SIN years: Last spring
tne olSease PECAN aiiProachlHg MS pialn
ai1 on Huilua! IL culhlihate1 III Suu1er
anu severe ATTACK from Whlch ne uieo
without pam. Mr.. Merrill was, We De
,leve, a hatlVe OF ADAMS county, Wilere ne
a''tu iatss laiineu in.oigstS' ala uiiIln witnin
a lew weeks Pasi resided mere: IN SPEAK,
ing Oh ms uea5n YESTERDAY, d ifie zen saio
courteous and polished gentleman that
ever represented this country at a foreign
court (Belgium), and was a type OF the Old
! school of aeBtiGmen that is fast passing
away. lie was an ACCOMPLISHED scholar,
| both in the classics and sciences, and was
always well posted on almost all topics.
He was a devoted father, and although he
had long been i'll with paralysis, ut times
suffering greatly, he has ever shown the
tende-est love and solicitude for his chill
dren, to whom his loss will be very great. -
Mr.. Merrill was the Oldest son Of the late
DR.. A, z. Merrill. a former well-known cit.
| izen of Mcmnbis, who is remembered bv
the older residents 81 ATamnhis rs n Mill.
| anthropist and educator.
7. nouu.oa m;u
- - t"yoouI - In
- intar W. 80 a. Iii Laan.n
ST. nhiian.bronist Dr IL EroaI;ch
SNIH PisifitthloP'. ~
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RESlpENCE-A nice > story brick residence.
near Bcalc. by DR.. :. 4. Pool.
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II Atl59 Second street
100O TONS RAGS, Cast and Wrought Iron,
IOOO Dry BOHss; also Secondhand Machin-
" , , ught and sold by SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
Ia to 4l3 Shelby street. Memphis.
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LOTTERY.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY,
OR SUPPLEMENT TO
ROYAL HiVkSA LOTTERY.
-- U
LOTTERY.
Glass li39.

LIST OF PRIZES
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GAS EXPLOSION
In n China StOre-A Lot OF rookie
Broken and a Gas-Fftter BADLY
Injured:

A painful accident OCCURRED shortly al
ter noon yesterday in w. & 5. Jack x Co.'S
china store, on Main street near Union.
The book-keeper, who was a witness, states
that at the hour mentioned John Whalcn,
a gis-iitter in the employ of George Tweedy
ripped up s plank in the rear of the store,
on the first floor, and ~kneeling Down with
a light in his hand, was in the act OF ex-
aiming a defective joint in the gas-pipe
when a loud explosion took place. The
plumber was lifted in the air and dashed
head over heels distance of ten OF twelve
feet. He arose to his feet almost immedi-
ately end staggered to a chair, with his
head cia5peIm nis hgnds, and moaning
that he was badly .,;:l,sft. Within a few
~ornetts he lost consciousness and feli
atose state, from which he could
= eol Medical all was sum
lot pe aIot.Seu. nan taken home.
nioheu, anu liie "ou.ueu lat be-
His injuries are serious, but are
lieyed to be necessarily fatal.
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Law REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Hon.J J. O. Pierce.

Calendar for to-day: 1870, Ballard VS.
Berton; 1874, Davis VS. Roy; 1873, Dodge
VS. Hopkins et al; 1876, Harris VS. Schunke
1888, Southern Baptist Theological Semi
nary vs. Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road Company; 1884, Smith VS. Memphis
and Arkansas City Packet Company
1885, Nivett & &c. VS. Mitchell; 1889,
Brown VS. Goodwin; 1890, Baldridge VS.
C~hurcher; 1891, a. Ehilich VS. Monsarratt
1898, Graves, superintendent, VS. Mulluy (;
1894, Hatchett & Stratton VS. White; 1885
Lee VS. Leonhardt; 1896, Meriwether rs
iIollenberg; 1897, Robinson vs. Hopkins
1901, Bill VS. Bill 1902, Albrecht VS. Bill.
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CToRE-No. 40 Madison street, from September
= lsts Apply AZ MENKEN'S.
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4 ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

Peabody Hotel.
C. b. GALLOWAY x ..PRoPRIEroks
Rates-S2 50, 50 and 81 per day, according
to size and location of room.
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Chrnecry Court-McDoweiI. Judge.

Calendar for October LIST: Nos. ~, Nc
Dougal vs. Insurance Company; 155, Mea-
ham VS. Mosby 227, Dickens VS. Dickens
3l9, Rice VS. Pollock; 321, Pollock VS. Pol
lock S29, Jefferson VS. CoSswell; 367, Guy
VS. Bigelow 43S, Cogswell VS. Saint: 7S6,
Cherry VS. Taylor, 7SS, Barbour VS. Rosser:
SOS, Chester VS. Williams; 927, McGintrv
VS. Armour; 93l, Lally VS. Carringap; 1918.
Taylor vs. Taylor; ll76, Cross VS. Brinkley ;
1877, Tyler VS. Early; 1915, Frierson VI
Johnson; 1852, Anderson VS. Beecher;
1870, Anderson US Brinkley; 1874, Ander-
son VS. Paris; 1876. Anderson VS. Currin ;
1880, Anderson VS. Hardin l4lS, Lucarini
VS. Eddins; 1922, Anderson VS. Anderson;
1864, Shelby County VS. NJ. & T Bank
li79, Anderson VS. Laurenzi; 1906, Meath
VS. Ford; 1909, Meath VS. Weaver; 1920,
Meath VS. Danehower; 1922, Meath VS.
Ryan; 1882, Meath VS. Folwell; 1916,
Meath VS. Yates; l54S, Meath VS. Bowen /;
1852, Meath VS. Cameron; 1854, Meath VS.
Brannon; 1862, Meath VS. Kellar; ISL,
Meath VS. Duval; 1873, Meath VS. Hays
1879, Meath VS. Brown 15S2, SandheSar VS.
Cuneo.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS,

NIcKsBURG, September 27.-Night-Ar'
rived; City of Helena, st. Louis, 4p.m.; Desmei
ST. Louis, I pm. The City of Helena will return
during the night.
LoUIsvILLE,Septemb 27.-Night-Rivei
stationary, with 5 feet 10 inches water in the canal.
Weather clear and cool. Business dull. No ar
rivals or departures.
New ORLEANS, September T.-AFrived
Oakland and barges, st. Louis. During the dense
fog on the river this morning the VI hisper rnr
into the Key West, carrying away part Of hel
boiler deck. The damage done will amount L
500. The Whisper was not injured.
CAIRO, September 27.-Night-River
feet 10 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy snd
warm; thermometer re. Arrived: Common
wealth, Nieksburg,s PM; City of Providence,
st. Louis, 5 I'm. Departed: John Gilmore and
barges, New Orleans. 4p.m.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

p. V. NEssoN, dentist, 3lS Main street.
Moved to Irving block, Second street
Browne, the Plumber.
a CHOICE selection of the latest designs
of gas-fixtures ut j. \. Bailey & Co.'S.
Call and see them.
DO not so to the country without a bot
tie of Angostura Bitters TO flavor your
soda and lemonade, and keep your digcS-
tive organs i'll order. Be sure it is the
genuine -Nngostura of worldwide fame
and manufactured only by
DIR, j.. Il. b. SlEGERT X SONS.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The streets Ought to be- sprinkIc.s.

10 the EdttOr> OF the ApTtHI.
Some DAYS ago a well-known citizen re-
marked in the LEDGER that it would be ofvast
benefit and considerably cheaper to those
willing to have it if a tax could be levied
for street-sprinkling purposes, or, if this
could not be done, to have an ordinance
passed making it obligatory on house
owners or tenants to have it done at GER
tain seasons of the year.. Why can't il be
enforced Just the same as in large cities TO
clean sidewalks after heavy snow-storms {?
The comforts from sprinkling are equal TO
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FOR SALE.

hOOD BUSINESS
VI Apply at go Second street. upstairs.
ITZFELD'S Ilcadlight Oil and Vapor Stoves.
Cheapest and best At 23 Second street.
GTEAM ENGINE-Fiuccn-h horse power hoist.
ing, aud suitable for mill or gin. Terms low.
Apply "a BlSBN ,TOOF X MCGOWAN, or Chick
asaw Foundry.
NHEAP-One cotton press, pair cotton scales,
y ! pair platform scales, I pair cotton trucks,
Apply To MM. NJ ROOfES, SgI Main n.
ORSE-At Brackets livery stnblc-one of
- the finest young horses ever offered for sale
so Ibis market,
IIALL SAFE-Medium size. Price SIS.
- W. A. GAGE 4 BRO.
ullCkERING PlANO-Comparatively new.
- Cheap for cash. Also n Weber Upright, and a
hunuer OF other pianos. L. WHITMAN X co.
lOTTAGES-On time or cash; lowest prices.
u. l.. GulON, 10 Madison st.
.)-SlOkl Frame, and lot Sg Jefferson extend.
Residence ri Poplar, near High.
Brick House, with lot, Dunlap, east end Court.
W. A. WHEATLEN, Isl Mains
~ U Il KQBESQN Sr.-lIandsomo Cottage at a
~ bargain and on easy terms.
INTER ANkER 80 Main street
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{. ID. Raine. secretary Planters InSur-
ance Company and general insurance
agent has perfected complete
gins and contents Mt the IoMcsl rafcH.
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HELLO!
Telephone Subscribers.

Having completed an entire reconstruc-
tidD OF the telephone property OF Memphis,
we are now ready to make the transfer TO
these improvements. To do SO will neces-
state a suspension of telephone commune
cation, to begin at | o'clock pm. to-day
friday. New lists will be furnished
and the system OF calling by numbers en-
forced. j. J.. FOWLER.
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The Trunk ZACHARY

OF 5: Levy, being interrupted by the fire
Sunday night, has necessarily closed for a
few days. 1t will soon be opened in good
shape, with a full stock of trunks, the lat
ter part of this week.
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WANTS.
-
- GOOD OANVASSERS-

= GOOD O~ANVASSERS-
y At go Second street, mp stairs.
y OR 8 ROOMS. partly furnished preferred, for
: light housekeeping, Address J. g.. Appeal.
COUPLE OF .MEN-TO 6eIassify orders; refer
AZ Madison, ROom 3.
GOOD sERVANT-To do general homework.
VI Apply at Mrs, COINS, 81 Poplar street.
SALEsMAN-FOr each county in the United
,o,s S tn :smp eriary 81 It Il Eli fnS G SfRSni Co. goods
Chicago, Illinois.
CITUATION-By n young man; English, Ger
> man. French and book -kesping. b, Appeal.
DESIDENCE-To rent II nice residence, 10 or Il
~ rooms. with all modern improvements; for a
desirable place am willing to pay y good rent.
Address J. n. care OF Frisdman Bros., city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for a family boat. Ad-
II dress FLATBOAT, Elmot, Ark.
SALESMANIAn, experienced saIOsman. APP
KAHN F~REfB5EiRG, 1eo Main, cor. Poplar.
CALEsMEN-Three experienced dry goods
> salesmsn. City men. Apply at ll3z2 Bealc.
HoTEL-To lease or rent, a good Hotel fur
IL nished. Rates Of house not LEGS than s. to
business. Address HOTEL, this Office.
DOARD-In private family, and two rooms fur
ID nishcd, by a family whose three children at
tend Ies., ;s sSh sSd ,. WSnt the best Ad&@T tbs o ah% :
DOMESTIC Moirphis fertilizing Co, No. 10
ID Main street, win pay highest market price
tor good, dry bOncs-in small or large quantities.
CooR-G0Od eoOk S5 rl iSs h %EiI LIZ! # ST.
uOuSE-TDr rent, houSe of five rooms, with
J. bath, sass etc. aisS kitshsp, Mitn ds,S easy
reaen o, court S9ls,s, nua,ssS a, ne M
GUITAR hA5SLRlRRSSSS faRR MISE TH39RRlPsiEEii'
! SERVANT GIRL white to do general house
, work good wages, at o. Bcale street.
| nINING-RDOM BOY
II Apply at Sa Linden street.
| nLD GOLD manifestations, Jewelry.
Ostc., for cash. J. N. Muiford n Co. SSs Main
ARIiEs can M, ha :, tRSigy HI dressed into the
LADIES can hays, heir HGl: pressed into the
,LADlEs can R4ys their Hats pressed into the
Elite haP at EGs66 Oh siif sh'lr Hats pressed INTO 'n'
Yd fA6fE i S So B$i?A iRfl. H't'Dr''''d int the
LADIES een h@ys ,hSsir Hats pressed into the
LADIES VIII nna All 'nS 'n'S.t Gi65SSi6SiYfEEAR's..
ID 4 teacher desires board in a family where les
sons in French, Music or o,ssf branches would be
received in part payment rs D RI. tGaas u Office.
DIAN0 TUNING AND REPAIHING-p0ns by
York city, at II. a. H0LLENBERG'S.
TRAVELERS-Clling on C~lothiers y, w, can
hear O~fcommissions earning so 10 $50 weekly.
IMPLIES small. Commissions cash.
IMPORTERS. Box 1871, New York.
I AIDES AND YOUNG NEN-To know W. fur
II nish them with n new aai pleasant work at
rom g to 81 a day; tue work can Be dSaS in spare
me; no canyassing or Peddling, and no Stamp
or reply. Address F.. MILLARD X CO.. Manu-
= act urers, Boston. Mass, Box 524.
d Alta Second street
t00O TONS RAGS, Cast and Wrought Iron,
;, ught and sold by SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
+M To 4l3 Shelby street. Memnhis.
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LeMoyne Normal Scbool.

Session opens Monday, October LIST.
People wishing to secure student help to
work mornings and evenings for board.
apply at the school, 2s4 Orleans street, or
by mail to the principal.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Samuel Hurt to j. NJ. Arbuckle and J.
W. Richardson, undivided one-Gfth inter
est in one-third OF lot as, on Front street.
24xlIS feet, 5000.
c. Weatherford to Samuel Keel, same As
ohoya G9DD
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Reelfoot lake perch and trout, and red
snapper and Gulf of Mexico sirimfs;
also fresh oysters, choice celery, and meats
of all kinds, Cor sale to-day at Victor ID.
Fuchs's market, So and Il Jefferson street.
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Fresh Oysters! Fresh Oysters,

j. A. Signaigo & Co., 294 Second street,
sole agents for the "F'' brand. They are
prepared to fill all orders, shipping and
city, at lowest prices and better stock.
John Walsh, Undertakes,
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l. p~ointment and qualification as administrator
OF the estate Of r, B. Turner, deceased; all per-
sons having claims Sgsinst said estate present
the same to me Immediately,
j. II. McDAVITT, go Front st.
Memphis, Tenn, September 5, lssS.
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ExcursiOn-t 10 st. Louis.

The Chesapeake, Ohio spd Southwest
ern railroad will sell tickets from Memphis
to st. Louis, Mo, and return at the rate OF
IS 20 for trains leaving Memphis Sunday,
September 0th at 3 :l0and s % O'Clock am
Tickets good returning by regular trains
until October Is, lsss.
MOVED TO Irving block, Second street
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H. Buttenberg, the CabInet-Maker.

Furniture repaired, upholstered and
Vanished. Mattresses made TO order.
Prompt and reasonable. No. o3l Second
street.