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n emphis weekly hOriniiIy Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur
Law, June %, at o'clock pm:


FOOIOHeI ) III4 list.
Distribution OF Deaths by Wards--First,
l.; second, A; third, 2; fourth, 2; filth, 1;
sixth, /; seventh, 2; eighth, 0; ninth, 2 /;
ienth, 3. City hospital, 0. Still born, i.
White, 8: colored, 9 Total, Is.
Mortality report Tor same week last yesr {:
White, 6; colored, IL Total, Is
J. H. PURNELL, ND,
Secretary Board Of Healls.
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NOn,Resident Notice,

No. s2ee. jim the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-State of Tennessee, for use, etc,
vs W. X. Butler ct al.
1t appearing from amended bill which is sworn
to in this cause that the defendant, Charles G.
Merriman, Is q resident of the State OF Conneeti-
cut; that Frank Prayer and Florence Prayer are
residents OF the City of Mexico Republic OF Mexi-
co; and Marcus b. Aerriman is d resident oil the
State of Missouri, AID all non-resldents Of the
state Of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered That they make theifsp-
pearaDce herein, at the courthouse OF shelby coun
ty, i'll Memphis, Tenn, en- or before the first Mon
day in July, 1883 aud plead, answer CT demur I,
complaiDanl's bin, filed June 4, 1888, the saIne
will be taken for confessed as 10 them and set fol
hearing exparte; and that copv of this order bt
published once q week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This I'd day Of
June, 1883.
A copy-attest: r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
ByJ. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master,
III. +, Dig, Sol. for compliuts Eu
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No. 1898, Lin the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tenn.-state of Tennessee vs. W. Z. But
Ter ct al.
cause tAst the defendant, x. I. Wilson, Is not 10
be four in his county:
1t Is taeIefore ordered, That he make his ap-
pesrance nsrein, at the courthouse OF Shelby coun
", in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day in July, 1888, and plead, answer or der ~
to complainants bill, IL being amended bill Il
fled herein, or the same will be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for hearing exparte; aud that
copy of this order be published once a week, FOL
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This I'd day OF June, 1883.
A copy-sttest: Z. j. BLACK, Clerk ana AsSter
By J. N Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
w HamnInn sol for cnmnllnf
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Entries for tine Grand Prix de Paris

Entries for tine Grand PFix de Paris.
PARIS, June 2-The following are the
probable starters for The grand Prix de Paris
Tomorrow: SIR F. Johnstone's chestnut ST.
Blaize Due de Csslres's Frontin, NJ. L. Andres
Satory, c. J. Laievre's Regain, Count F. de
Lagrauge's Farfsdei, Dnc de Cas,ries's Gre
ning's ATTENDED Moi Sous POrme, Count F.
de Lsgrange's Derviche. The following il
the latest betting: Five to on 81. Blaize, 8
20 l against Sstory, l2 to l sgsinst Regain, )
to 1 sgainst Fsrfade', 80 10 l az ainst G,ni-
mede, 80 To l against Atteu itz Moi Slus
POrme, 80 10 against Dsrviche.
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a DraR In Iron.

READING, PA, June 2.-The price of iron
ore at a number of mines has fallen in SYM
pathy with the decline in pig iron. Along
The East Pennsylvanis road ore warranted 10
yield thirty per cent. was offered to-day for
3 % and g. Ore which sold some time
ago at S4, is now selling at So, with very
little demsnd.
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Non.ResideEt Nolice.

No. s2e9 DIN the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tenn.-State OF Tennessee VS.. w. L
Butler ct al.
1t appearing from sheriff Is return in this cause
that tine defendants, w. L. Brown, and wife, Mary
Brown. are pot TO be found in his county;
u therefore bs-- m =,
county, In Memphis, Tenn, on or before the mat
Monday la July, lSS3, and plead, answer or
demur 10 eomplainantis bin, 10 being amended
bill 20 " fled herein, or the same will be taken
for confessed as TO them. and set for hearing ex-
pArte; and that copy OF this order be published
once week, ioi IO1t huCSS=.isS weeks,
Memphis Appeal. This I'd DAY Of June, 1SS3.
A copy-attest: K. }. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
uzruutnn sol for
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RzaahnaI-

NEw HAVEN, June 2 2-Ysles, 8; B-owns,0
ALBANY, June 2.-Unions, 8; Albanys, 2.
PrrrsBURG, Juue 2.-Aieghapys, 10; Gin
cinnslis, Il.
PROVIDENCE, R. I, June 2.-Cevelard., s.;
Providences, l.
BALTIMORE, June st. Louis, 5; Balti-
pores, 4; ten innings.
HARRISBURG, June 2.-Exhibition game
Merits, 8; Harrisburgs, IA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2-Atblstics, g.;
Columbus, s. Detroits, 8; PhiladeIphi,s, 2.
BosToN, June . 2-6ostons, 2; Baffalos, /.
At Cambridge Pfines one, l; Hsrvsrds, 8.
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w hat Next.

The Cincinnati Times Star says that "Henry
WaltsIson, OF the Louisville C6urier-Journal,
has long been close friend and admirer OF
Mcdonald, and think they are working for
Presidential ticket 10 contain both their
names, and have for the battle cry, union
OF the North and South upon closer and
more cordial terms" Great Scot, what next
The idea OF Henri, who is both
tireseme and tedious as a batherIkile,
and without sciutills of common
sense, being a candidate fori Ithe Vice
Presidency on the D. mocrstic ticket Was
it with this view thst be made that sbj'ct
apology for the South in Ohio last fall, and
that while lsuding Congressman Thompsou
for numbering his wite's alleged ssdDcsr be
condemns the duelle, and denouDces the
men Of the South az being too handy with
their pis.os. Tue very thought cf Wa,ler-
son for Vice. President and Sunset Cox ID,
Speaker is enough 10 insure the defeat OF tn
party in 1884.
Memphis weekly horiaiiIy Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur
H. Trpa at & n1nln,H N -,
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CHANCERY SALE
R L Al e . z a II e.

No. 4s47, R-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Emily A. Matthews vs.. Ira kelton Green et al
RY virtue of an interocutory decree lOr sale
- entered in the above cause on the 3tn Gay OF
May, 1sSs. II. B. IS; page 523. VIII sell at pubic
auction the highest bidder IN 'front.' OF the Clerk
and Masters Office, courthouse OF shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, june ., 1SsS,
within legal hours, the following described prop.
the sixth Civil District of said county oelng part
OF the AcLemore and Henderson eio-aere usct,
bounded as follows: Beginning ~ ". hlcn AIns % 5 :
southeast conner redoak pointer marked
loehee north 60 chains 10 stake Win W Rol.se. POI y,
marked t. thence east 20 chains ~ mus 70 =
stake thence south 80 chains to y. Taylor's north
line; thence west 70 chains 50 links TO the begin
ming, containing l25 acres
Terms Of saie-one-third % cash; balance in
one and TWO Il and y years; purchaser giving
notes with security, bearing interest IRON oste,
and lien retained for deferred payments ana
equity of redemption barred This May y, ls3s
<. J. BLACK Clerk and Master.
By J. n. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
1aylOr q Carroll and A n Douglass SOs.
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JOyeuse's Fast lime.

CLEVELAND, June 2-The fve-year old
trotter, Joyeuse, trotted mile here to day,
going in the middle ef tbe track, in 2:l6S,
the greatest performance OF sny horss at the
time of the yesr. The frst and last quar-
ters in 0:S3. SplsD, Hickok and Bi;hsr say
The track is the fastest they ever saw, and
have written Blair to brig Msud S. here
and she can beat her record without doubt.
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Efilssu Years.

NASHVILLE, J June 2.-William Powell vas
sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment for
the murder of John Sullivan month sgo
He Is the first white man sentenced for mur-
der here for shout ten years. The general
opinion ia that he ought to have been
hanged, as the murder was unproyoked.
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GaY. RRfa ExnIains.

Special 10 the Appeall
NASHVILLE June 2.-Gov. Bate will have
an explanation in to- olorrow's dailies why he
pardousd about 6ily persons under violation
Of the fourmile Law. He says 1t was recon
mended by State cficial', and he was there
fore bound to recognize their recommends.
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THE MARK ETHOUSE
rs in tho wav of new doors

needs repairs in the way OF new doors, pave
meets aud whitewash verv much. Il yields
4 revenue to the city sufficient TO pay the
msrkstmaster and any incidental repairs.
The income was about s. 80 last mouth. The
new marketmsster, George Hayden, hss
made good many changes Tor the better,
and does one thing for which he deserves to
be noticed particularly. He hiss exliusuished
the small boy, a nuisance of the worst type.
The market people speak of him in the high
ferm
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To Arkansas Land Owners
NGn,Resident OF the State.

7 ANDs FORFEITED FOR TAXES in the fol-
II lowing eouaties-Green, Creighead, Poinsett,
Mississippi Crittenden, Cross, ~. Francis, Lee,
Arkansas and DeshG-can ne redeemed at q coSi
not exceeding nfteen cents per acre Redemption
proIp pity attended to Address
THOMAS P. CHAMBERS,
AttOrney-at-Lsvv, Little Rock, ARK.
Reference- Smith 4 Cclher. Memphis, Tenn.
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The Edinburgh correspondent Of the Lon
don Times, in letter to that paper upon the
approaching annual meetings Of the supreme
courts of the Presby terian churches, says
there Is the prospect Of great battle in the
Free Church on the subject OF instrumental
music ALREADY, says the 1im,ss scorrespoud-
ent, "the signatures of $4,000 members and
adberents Of the Free Church have been sp.
pended to petition craving the General AS
sembly TO withhold its sanction from the pro-
posal 10 allow Instrumental music in public
worship. The petition quotes the Westminster
Confession to the effect that God may not be
worshiped according 10 the i'm s.inations and
devices of InSn, or the suggestions of Satan
under any visible representation, or any other
way not prescribed in the Holy ssriptures;' it
says that, in the New Testament, the service Of
praise is said to consist in the fruit Of our
lips; that the crsVisg for instrumental music
now implies a low and declining state Of re-
Iigious life;' that the giving way to his
Popish corruption must be dishon0ripg 10
God; that it is substiiuting human inysn-
tiona' for Divine Institutions and more to
, the same effect" With the soul-eleystiDg
notes of the Redemption anu the Elijah
still ringing in our ears, how puerile all this
vonnda 10 us. 1t is hard to believe that
,hese gcotsmen are sane. Their complaint
reads like a paragraph from the history oi
John Knox or the Covenanters.
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By Louis kettmann. Deputy Clerk.
Brooks d Hammer, Sneed Houston, and John
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ROME, June 2.-The anniversary OF the
death OF Gan. GMibaldi was COMMUNICATED
to-day throughout Italy. The Syndic of
Rome unveiled the bronze bust OF Garibaldi
in the Capitol. A numbsr Of persons forms d
ia procession and marched 10 the Capitol TO
witness the unwilling ceremony. In passing
the Austrian Embassies the processionists
shouted, " ViUa O6eydaak" The Chsmber of
Deputies Today passed bill providing for
the erection of national monument to
Garibaldi on Janiculum Hill,
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DURsUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court
at Nashville, rendered &. its Aprll Term, 1883,
in the case OF
The State of Tennessee and another vs. the Bank
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THE illusrious English orator, John
Bright, is an ardent advocate for the enact
ment Of Law that will leg,liz, in England
the marrisge Of a mao 10 his dtceseed wife's
sister. Rum5r says he is personally inter
ested in il, sipce he wants to marry enc OF
his dead wife's three old 10 alden sisterS. Be
this as it may, the great statesman is very
earnest in bis denuncialion of the Fright
Reverend Fathers in God" who, in the House
of Lords, have for years obsLructed
the passage Of such law against the
wishes OF the Q leen and the royal
family and most Of the ablest states
men Of both parties. He says there is
majority for it in the House OF L)rds, aud a
vlry dec dsd one in the Commons of 200
votes, aud yet with this vast pronouucement
on the part OF the people OF Great Britain,
handful Of ecclesiasts, twenty or twenty i've
in number, lifting in one House Of PsIlIa-
ment, Jet this measure, condemn thou
sand families TO uuhappiness during their
lifetime, and c3udemn thousands OF children,
who were wtolly guiltless-as believe the
parents we're guililess-coudemn thousands
Of iunoc, ut children 10 the brand OF illegiIi-
macy" The bishops will have to bend.
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A BOTTLE CT Smsritan Nervine enables
debility.
"My vile had fits for thirty-6ve years"
says Henry Clark, Of Fairfield, Mich. Sam
aritan Nervine cured her." Your druggist
keepsit.
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THE London Spectator, urging the uses of
secondary occupations as reliefs for men
from the strain Of professional or buti-
mesa routine, suggests the study of music as
afordng great gaia, and mofs especially
a gain TO the overworked sections OF the
people. The power of acquiring musical
skill seems independent Of situation in life,
and even Of mental capacity, for though great
composers have been usually as intellectually
gifted as poets, that has not always
been the case with great singers or iDstru-
mentalists; while the iscIlty of musical ap-
prehen.ion is, apparently, the most cultur-
able Of all, more cutlrable than the power
OF criticism, and he man who succeeds even
little in tie stuiy gains much of happiness.
He has not only obtained something Of the
creative faculty, like p1et or a painter, but
he has found one Of the bsst of earthly
weapons against trouble, St tcondary occu-
patton which Interests and absorbs like work,
yet ia not work.
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John Kuhn, of Lafayette, Ind, had very
narrow escape from death. This is his own story;
lone year ago was in the last stages OF eonsump
tion. Our best physicians gave my case up.
finally got so low that our doctor said could not
live twenty-four hours. Ny friends then pur-
chase a bottle of Dr.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lung which benefited me. continued until
took nine bottles am now in perfect health
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EurCpDsS 3

Cooks Grand EEcursiens leave New York
April 26tn, June LIST, June 18th and June 80, 1883
Passage tickets by all Atlantic stes I'M rs.
Special facilities for securing good berths
IOurfsf tick cts for individual travellers In Il n.
rope. by all routes, at reduced rates.
Cooks Exeursiontst, with Maps snc tul
particulars, by mail. 10 cents. Address
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PRocToR, the astronomer, has been Pre-
dieting the world would 60 to smash this
year, hut this should not deter people from
keeping on hand DR.. Bul's Cough Syrup,
iae great household remedy for coughs ami
LID.
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Untrimmed Hats.
Al 2sc ts s3s on ,h. DslIar.
FkIuMED BAT DEPARThENT.

Paris Trimmed Hats at SO.
Choice OF 80 Fine Trimmed Hats at 81 Is.
Special Display Of Late Summer Styles.
New St-le Shirred Hats aud Pokes
Flower BonDets.
Childrens Fine Trimmed Hats at on 4-han.
School Hsts, 10 cents Poke Bonnes, 20 cents.
The Great NAnkin-worth sc Is sl-for 25 cts.
NAnkin Hat at 25c-worth 75c to 81
81 and 75e Na1kin Hat At Sc
Fre Clean White Fayal Flats at 30c-worth 75c.
All Shades Rough-and- Ready Bonnets and Hats
sc eseh-only 25j each! Just consider It'll They
were 75c! This does rot include white and black.
20 styles Sailors st 25c-just nalf.
Boys Ha reduced from T5c to Csc,
Boys Hats at soc, 75c and s1-jaKt hall what
they were.
65 Casts will buy choice of Leghorn and fine
Straw Hats-for uerly priced at 81 To s.
So Cests will huy choice of Extra Qualities of
Hats, ranging in value from 81 so 81 so.
81 90 will buy choice of Real Chip and Fine
In ported bats, worth s. 10 IS each.
Satin Braid sensation AID Equestrian and other
Shapes, 81.
Real Chip F.ats. 95 cents.
Extra Leghorn Flats, 95 cents.
English Straw Hats s. cents.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

Ter Tennessee and he Ohts VALLEY local rains,
GARNER sOutherly, shifting to cooler psst north
Test rind', faing, foLio0ed in the vsst portion by
isino barometer.
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate

No. 49, DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-N. II, Bland and wife, Lou
Bland, VS.. Rilly Seward ct al.
DY virtue of decree for sale entered In this
ID cause, ON May 2l, 1883 in Minute Book 40,
page 464, etc. will sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front Of the courthouse door,
on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, Jane I6, 1SS3.
within legal hours, the following d scribed real
estate, to-wit:
One tract Of land lying and being in the Ninth
Civil District OF Shelby county, Tenn containing
IS % acres on Grey's creek, and bounded as fol.
lows: On the south by the lands of B. W. VII.
liams: on the west by the lands of Brooks; on the
east by the lands of Williams and on the north
by the lands OF Mrs Ann Seward.
Also, one tract of land lying and being 10 Fay
ette county, Tenn, near Withe Depot, cen ntaining
43 acres
Also, the remainder interest Of the estate OF p.
A. Seward, deceased, in the following deicribed
real estate which has been set apart 10 the widow
of said r. A. Seward deceased, as her dover in
terest, more fully appears from said decree for
sale 10 Wit One tract lying and being in the
Ninth Civil District of Shelby county, Tenn, and
bounded as follows On the south by Mayburn
heirs; en- the east by Polk; on the north by vii,
lisms. and on the west by Old Williams, Contain
ing 14s acres.
Terms Of Sale-one,half cash, and balance on
the first Of December, 1883; purchaser to execute
note and a lien will be retained for deferred pay
ment. This M'y "a, 1883.
By Louis Kettmann, Deputy Clerk.
Brooks q Hammer, Sneed q Houston, and John
c-1s at
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE,

HAVING qualified as Executors of the will OF
II Bette Ford Byrun. deceased sll persons
owing said estate viii please pay and IA 1se hay-
Ing claims sgaiast same viii present them 70 the
undersigned. y n, FORD
Memphis, May g, 1ss2 W. J. BYNUN.
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emnhis BuiIding a. Savings AssOciat

rTIHE regular monthly meeting OF Directors will
i be held MONDAY EVENING, June 4th. at
S O'Clock. Dues payable during business hours
By order. JAMES S. ROBINSON, President.
ELM,r. HIRsCH. SecretarY.
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Insurance oempani.. Barred 4. vir.

RICHMOND, Va, June 2.-On the 10th of
Nav the State Auditor sent circular letter
to about fifty insurance companies outside
the STATE, notifying them that they had not
complied with the law in failing 10 send In
their annual reports, and that unless they
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81 an truly th1nktid that ersr used DR.. Ben
sons Celery and C,1mOniie Pills, for they cured
my periodical headaches" Mrs. J. R Paddi-
son, Point Caswell, n. c. Fifty cents, at
druggiste.
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling at the Once al the
Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
The Western Union Telegraph office, So Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
n,clnck a N and from tn nm.
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REMARE OF IMIrATlGHs,

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid.
with the impression: McLane's Liver Pill.
The genuine McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
bear the signature of c. McLane and Flem.
ing Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. G.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, prepared By
Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, the marke'
being full of limitations Of the name McLane
spelled differently, but OF same pronuncia
ton.
II your storekeeper does not have the gen
uins DIR. c. McLANE'S CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS, send US 70 cents, and we will
send you box by mail, and set Of our adj
Vertising cards.
EIEIIEC DlAS D;itrhu..l, pa
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KIDNEY 49, -. and aDd.tII all .nd ua
safely cured with DOCCFA SASDsL 00D,
Cures in seven days. Avoid Injurious limitations;
name brt the DOCUrz genuine. Full diree-
tons. Price, 81 50; half boxes, 10 cents Al
DruppisfS
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A NEW YORK advertising az Mt ssys that
Tourgee has expended ap to this time sl4O,-
600 10 trying 10 make Our Continent sue
ces,, and still it is doubtful il he will not be
compelled to conirts fiilure.
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SFaSantc NnfiCQ.

a NGERoNA LODGE. No los. F. and a
"A A.M-win meet IN stated COM ~
ruTication MONDAY NIGHT, June 4th,~ "
at S O'Clock IMPORTANT BUSINESS. M
Visiting Brothers are fraternslly invlted.I "
By order L. J. GRAHAM, W.A-
Attest: D. C. TEADgg Secretary.
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Dress Goods and Silks.

yERY GEEATLY RgDgCEp.
Double-width all-wool Nuns Yelling reduced to
25 cents.
Best Cashmere and Henrietta Cloth greatly re-
duced
Bl' Gro Grain and Ottoman Silks greatly reduced.
Now IL tbs time TO buy HANDSOME DRESS
AT RARG AIN. If you think you'll need it this
year II viii pay 10 buv At our present prices 10
pat the Goods by for future use.
Elegant Novelties, full patterns of ten ward
Double-width Dress Goods, reduced.
Elegant Double Faced Colered Ottoman Nes
and Handfome Shades, reduced % Csc per yard
Eiegaut Al-Silk Serge Of Handsome Quality, re-
dGced to IS cents.
Flowers at One-third Value.
1000 Bunehes snd Single Sprays at I0c each.
500 Burches and Aontures at 80 each.
Selection of Wresths and Bouquets at s5c
Handsome Imported Sprays at Sc.
I1poTtSd Wreaths, quite elegant, 81 Is.
20 Magnificent Paris Aontures original price
from "a 70 x7-at the amazingly low figure Of 81 S5
FEAT n EkS AT ONE ALE VALUE.
Handsome Ostrich Plumes at 81 so each.
White Ostrich Plumes at half price-Sl 75, 81 90,
s. so, 81 50.
Long Colored Piumes At sS-worth &C.
Extra Egyptian Ostrich, 81 IS Pompons SC each
Gold and silver PompOns, iOc.
GeOrgeouS Tilkel Wreaths 81 l5
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La RIaiue a Reearter.

DORSEY charges Blaine with deserting
Inger.oll on the eowsrdly plea that the lat
ter. free thought would damage his can
didscy, sni be says th,t Garfield WAS morally
brave when backed up by strong rseu; other
wise he was q coward
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-03

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-03
H. RICH ND.
40 madison ST.,
Real Estate and Rental Agent.

CPECIAL attention given, as for years past, TO
p the paying of Al STATE; County and TAXING
ectuess guaranteed. Will also attend TO Funding
d B0sds and furnish fractional amounts required.