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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

For Summer Cooking It h unnecessary To
heat up the whole house with q cumbersome
biE stove, when ~ such q small expense you
can get gasoline stove of Geppert 4 Stone. Il
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28
t&NNa Strayed Oxen.

Strayed from the Sand Greek and blackberry
Pool, work steers Two white with red specks
one branded COT on left side, one branded
~1on left side: one with with black neck,
90 blotch brand on right shoulder, ear
mark crop and undcrshalf crop right, slit left;
one rcd branded ES0 on left side. A liberal
reward will be paid for information left at
this Office OF their whereabouts. -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

Certain merchants Of Medicine Lodge are
running down Turkey Greek nour, because We
make ID. vaaslyke exclusive agent, and put IL
on the market az wholesale prices
IA JOHNSON & STILES.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

A car load OF plows, harrowr aud cultivators
just received by Geppert 4 Stone. x2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

Bottom prices and best goods. Try
a G. sheldon.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

+ Queensware, glassware, etc, you are always
In need Of. Our fall stock IL now open and the
prices are very low. Come In and look around.
I charge nothing for showing goods. A. c.
sheldon. Is
All the money IN the world H. Of no valucto
you unless you have health and strength. DIR.
JackEon's famous Root and Herb cordial will
make you healthy, strung aud vigorous. vital
lie. purity and enrich your blood. Sold 10y all
druggists.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

A tine line OF genuine merschaum pipes has
Just been opened at Eli Smiths drug store, and
they arc being sold AT "way down prices 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19
THE MERCANTILE BANK.
Names OF the Officers ard Directors
8esr---E-e business Wilh n Capt.
tai OF 100000.
Another Proof That HempaIs fs Grow.
Ing and That Her Failure is
Assured.

The new bank has completed is organiza
ton under the name of the Mercantile Banl
of Memphis. The following Board of Di
rectors and officers have been elected
namely:
Directors.-D. T. Porter, NJ. Gavin, J. R
edwin, F. NJ Nelson, J. NJ. Goodbar, r
Black, james Lee, jr., Charles Kney, E. E
Meacham, J. NJ. Smith, C. r. Ryan, A. w
Newsom, w. n. Wilkerson, w. l. Cole, q
A Montgomery, NJ. Friedman, w. S. Bruce
Ohces.-J. r. Goodwin, president; J. NJ.
Goodbar, vice-presideut; G. H. Raine, cash
Ter. This Board Of Directors will at once
be recognized as among the safest and mos
eoterprisirg of our business men in theil
respective lines of business.
OF the officers, Mr.. J. r. Goodwin, the
president, is the senior member Of the sue.
cessfuI cotton house of J. r Goodwin & Co,
as well as the president OF the Gayoso Oil
Works The latter company's uniform sue.
cess is largely due to his careful business
management. Mr.. J. NJ. Goodbar, the vice.
president, il the senior member of the whole
sale boot and shoe firm OF Goodbar & Co.
grown to be one of the largest con-
cerns in the Southwest. Mr.. Hunter Raine,
the carhier, is a Memphis boy, who leaves
the position OF teller il one of our larges,
banks, in which institution he has been for
eight years, filling excessively every posi-
ton from ruuner up to teller.
The stock of the new bank has been dis
tributed among our successful business men,
who will give it their business, as but very
few own stock in any other bank. Ire pres
ent number OF stockholders is between ssv-
enty and eighty.
The cash capital ia 100000. The com
modious Offices at No. 80 N sdison street, in
the Planters Insurance Compauy's building,
have been occurred for the location of the
bank, where they expect to coma busi-
mes by the 1st of May.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Pau
Compapy's annual tourists' guide for tb,
spring and GUNNER of 1888 has been issued
1t is entitled A Reconnaissance of the GoLde1
NorthiOest ard is elegantly illustrated
oook of 104 pager, contsiniDg engravings Of
all points of interest on the lice of the com.
pany's road.
MRS. LILLE DEvEREUX BLAKE has pre-
pared for publication her recent lectures in
r ply to the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix. They
will be immed ately Issued under the title OF
Wornan's Face To-day, in one volume, 12me
cloth; and also as q twenty-cent number oil
LOvsLs Library, by the John w. Lowell Com
pany, New York.
JUDGE SHIELDS, of Natchsz, is engaged in
the work OF writing the life of s. S. Prenliss
1t will probably soon be ready for the press
The Natchtz democrat says "this with Judge
Shields has been labor of love, and he hsf
prepared one of the most i.e-iike word
pictures Of this most favorite son of Missif.
sjppi that has ever appeared"
The Atlantic Monthly, for May, has for its
fret article the second act of Henry James'i
"Daisy Miller" which will be great attrac.
ton 10 most readers. "Nisgara Revisited, "
by w. d. Howtlls, is pretty sketch; "The
Pauper Question" discusses a question oil
growing iuteTes', lie explanation Vi iue man
nsr in which various foreign countries deal
with this difficult subject is valuable; "rhe
Floods of the Mississippi Valley" by n. S.
Sholer, is too superficial, showing Little &C.
quaintance with the phenomena Of the main
river; college Athletics" is a good, manly
article. COLONIZATION in the United States, "
"a Landless Farmer" "The Fianeur,
Rains" president Monroe" "The Renais-
saDce Of Italy," and poetry and reviews Of
books, make up an agreeable variety. "The
Harnt" that walks Chillowee will interest sll
sho have visited the mountains of East
Tenntssee.
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THE NASH LIBRARY.
Meeting OF the Ladies at the Peabody
Hotel Yesterday-A Permanent
Association Formed.
Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year
A Committee Appointed to Draft
Constitution.

Ia pursuance with the call made for q
meeting of all the ladies interested in the
proposed Nash Library building, there was
quite respectable rally in the psrlors Of
| the Peabody yesterday morning, on which
occasion q most enthusiastic spirit was evil
| denced.
The following ladies were present: Mes
| dsmss J. NJ. Greer, l. B. McF arland, W. D.
Beard, Douglas Wslwortb, S. Watson, J. o.
Pierce, William Stewart, NJ. Burke, Patiie
NJ. Allen, W. A. Hill, E. L. Saxon, C. L.
Hall, P. A. Edmonds, Angus Campbell, o.
| 81. P. Piper, S. Moore; Misses Clara Con-
way, McAnally, Augusta Towel, Ellen
| Shanks, and Annie Jones.
Mr.. McFarlAnd, in few introductory re-
marks, gave those assembled q pretty clear
idea how this project had languished in the
pat, and as TO what its present prospects
| were.
He was followed by Gen Gordon, who
gave the ladies sensible and valuable hints
ss 10 how 10 proceed with the matter, and
promised them his hearty CO -oper alton 10 ali
| their future efforts.
The spirit manifested by all present was
Ii at the erection OF the Nah Library was
absolutely essential TO the future peac. of
| mind of every woman in Memphis, which
means, gentlemen, that prompt cooperation
will prove your wisest policy.
Concluding that procrdstinatior might
prove the thief Of that spirit of enthusiasm
/ so essential to start every new project with
sufficient momentum TO make il CO. mo-
ton /" as made TO at once form permanept
association to be known as the Ladies' Nash
| Library Association, with the following
nominations for permanent officers: Mrs
Thomas II. Allen, president; Miss Clara
Conway, vice-presideni; Mrs. Judge Greer,
treasurer; Miss lowell, secretary.
Mrs. Saxon made few pertinent and
forcibie remarks touching the desirability of
| this project; and Mrs. Phoebe Eimonds
| offered some wise and practical suggestions
as to the best methods of procuring subscrip-
tons. Of course, Id a fret meeting OF this
sort, suggestions were the principal order of
the meeting, but a good deal was accom-
| plsaed in the way OF putting things into
| most promising shape for future action.
A committee of Eve ladies-Mrs. Phoebe
Edmond, Mira. Angus C irnpbeif, MRS. Judge
! Pierce, Mira Piper and Mrs. Douglas Wal
worrh-were appointed TO draft constitu-
| tion for the consideration of the ASSOCIATION
atils next meeting, which was appointed tor
| the coming Monday at o'clock pm. The
place, not positively decided upon, will be
made known in due season, on which coca
| sion it is 10 be hoped there will be a still
stronger rally of ali interested in securing
Mr.. Nash's munihcent offer for the benefit of
Memphis and her rising generation.
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PERSONALS.

MR. AND Mrs. l. B. KIRKLAND are Wis
ting Mrs.J. c. Grifing, 204 Alabama Street
Mr. J. B. WILKINSON, of Nashville, wa,
a visitor at the Merchants Exchange yesler-
day.
Miss MAGGIE WILLIAMS leaves this even.
ing for Pulaski, Tenn, to visit relatives fol
the summer.
MAJ. G. w. GARRETT and wife, of Poca-
hoDtas, Tenn, are stopping at the Clarendon
for few days.
Mr.. CHARLES w. PIERsoN, formerly OF
this city, but now Of New York, is in the
city on brief visit.
CorToN EXCHANGE visitors yesterday {:
E. Noel, Bells; w. A. MeIcie, r B. Brad
ford, F. NJ. Glathery, Toms Station; F. B.
Heron, Coff=eville; w. A. johnson, Tut
cumbis; NJ. Pointer, Como.
Mr.. JAMES @. SAUNDERS has purchased
Col. D. II. Wisdom's interest in the Fort
s nith Herald, and resumed his former con
nection with that journal. Col. Wisdom is an
able writer, but a man "fuiP of business,
With interests apart from journalism thai
demand his attention and have no doubt in
huencsd him in Withdrawing from the press.
Mr.. Saunders Is a very capable young jour
ualist, and in conjunction with his partner,
MIR. Forrest, who ia thorough-goirg busi-
ness man, will no doubt constantly add 10
the altractiveness and revenues of the Herald
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THEH0uSEF0RS SUITS
LOCAL NOTICES.
Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.

Buy crushed feed at Pstrick's mill.
Cur FLOWERS, corner Second and Madison
NEW lot of gas fixtures at ]. A. B,iley's
295 Second street.
Ii you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol.
stored or packed for shipment, call at H
Gutenberg, 2Sl Second street.
DR.. BENsoN's Celery and Chsmomile Pills
contain no opium, quinine, or other harmful
drug and are recommended for headache
euralgia and nervousness. Fifty cents, al
druggists.
"THE beet ia the cheapest" is an old and
true maxim. The Celluloid Eye. Glasses are
The best for these who need artificial aid for
the eyes. For sale by all leading iewelen
and opticisns.
To MAKE a good salad dressing in the
ordinary way good condiments, plenty Of
time aud no little skill is essential. Durkee'.
Dressing spppiies these requisites. All
grocers sell il.
cuffs to the Memphis Sea- annoy, u
SScoud street. We guarantee finish equal u
new. Send sample lot. Lace curtains .
specially. Calls and deliveries free.
SUDDEN changes of the weather otter
cause pulmonary, bronchial and asthmsut
troubles. Browns Bronchial Troches viii
allay the irritation which induces coughing
Sod only in boxes. Price twenty-five cents.
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Track Talk.

Streets deserted.
R.ce-course damned.
The crowd yesterday wss enormous.
The weather SO far has been perfect.
Frse day godsend 10 the street railway.
Hickory Jim is looked upon as good
one.
Drake Carter is said BY knowing ones to
be the coming horse.
Everybody and his mother in.Iaw patron
ICED the races yesterday.
Japonica sold we'll last night on account
of her victory on Tuesday.
1t is estimated that 5000 people returned
on a train of twenty-five caIs.
Monticello was very ugly at. the start
He is small edition OF Lnte Fogle.
The frolicsome dusi's antics were enjoysd
by those who failed 10 visit the r.ces.
1t is astonishing how many excuses can be
h.rched up for the horses that didn't wiz.
The lucky ones thought yesterday the
finest sport OF the meeting, and rice rsrsa.
Unknown is fly that may be looked ut
| for. She will make the fsvorites trenble for
their lsurels.
Joe Siarks was put up at auction after
] winning the Katzsnberger sweepstake yesier.
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DAY. His owur, Gilbert Mason, bought him

Many visitor, intending 70 rs,7-n home
e7eaing, got LETT, but consoled
themselves 10 he prospect OF enjoying an
"'ner oays fua ct the race track.
=, FROM noon ill sitter o'clock yesterday,
tne principal roads to the race track looked
IKE Immense processions-a grand army, as
were, moving in columns TO the front.
Inc roof OF shed at the south end of the
sfana stand fell in yesterday from the
weight oil numerous boys, small and large,
VINO n d perched themselves upon it, and
badly hurt.
CaldWelPs bay mare Nina, who broke her
leg inree weeks ago at New Orleans, is on
her ieet again and will arrive here by river
mex saturday. The leg was set by Mr.. J.
Z; nelly, the Hell-known veterinary surgeon,
VINO 10 here taking in The races.
An Immense crowd came up on the Missis.
sippi and Tennessee railway yesterday morn
Ing: The Street Railway Company had seven
OF their largest cars at the depot, which af.
iorded accommodations for but a frsgmentsl
part OF the throDg of visitors coming BY tn at
train.
The "kids" got their work in by making
cnange Tor passengers on the street-cars yes
terday. Some were liberal enough to whack
up nickel 10 the compsny's box, while
others pocketed the pile, and skipped 10 a
hiding place convenient TO tackle the next
car. One gentleman is out a two-doll ar
rolf on this game.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS

VIcKsBURG, April 18--Arrived: Smoky
City New Orleans: John A. Wood. Louisville. De
parted: l. Wood, Louisville, Gam. The John
A. Wood departs in the morning for New Orleans
LOUISVILLE, April 1S.-Niebt-River fall.
ing. with 10 feet inches in the canal and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and warm Arrived and departed: Paris C. Brown
Cincinnati to New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS. April $Night-River fallen
. inches, and now stands 16 feet inches by the
gauge Weather clear and warm Arrived: John
Dippold and tow, New Orleans; Commonwealth,
vicksburg. Departed: City of Baton Rouge, New
OrieauS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

When you go to your druggist TO buy a
bottle Of Simmons Liver Regulator, and he
offers you some counterfeit with similar
sounding name, and says "it is the same
thing or Just as good" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
ir white wrapper, with red 2 thereon, pre-
pared by J. H. Zsiiin & Co. The only OBJ
isct such a dealer can have is the fact that
be mskts sn extra twenty five cent? per bot
tie profit BY selling cheap and counterfeit
article which may do you positive injury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

LONDON, April lS.-At the EPSON ppring
meeting to-day the races for the Cityand Su-
burbsn handicap was won by Lord Rose
berry's Roysterer, Lord Ellesmere's Lowland
Chief second, Gerard's Sweetbread third
and Lorillsru's Sachem came in fourth. The
batting against the winner at the start was
forty to one. Roysterer won by a head, with
two-lsasths between the second and third
horses. Time, 2:lz; distance about On. mii-
and a nuarfar
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GENERAL sPoaTiNG NEWS.


Preparations fer .ho Nashville Races.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 1S.-secretary Dsrden
received dispatches from Memphis to-day,
stating that ninety.six horses would come
here from the Bluff City at the clote
OF the Memphis races, and twenty more
from other points. He said at least
200 flyers would be here at the opening Of
the meeting, April 3olb, the largest
number that ever appeared at any point
South, except Louisville. Already seveaty.
Eve racers are on the track. Among thee
are come of the most noted hor.es on the
turf. 1t is anticipated that the races will BE-
unusually brilliant, and everyone il look
ing forward to the sport with fever of ex-
psctancy; in fact, there is enthusiasm over
the coming races rarely shown. In conse-
quence OF this, the races at Memphis have
been watched with great interest.
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ELEGANT Family Carriages,
Mrs. Fitts's Conservatory of Music

yYHIs CONsERyATORY viii elose for the season
on June 20 1888, but will be re-opened No
venber !, 1855. The Principal win sal for Ger
many July LIST, and viii visit the lesolng senoos
he Services OF Professor skilled ia vocal train.
ing. In her Conservatory viii be taught the real
German system and Vocal Music, es well a. the
Dramatic Art Pupils viii be prepared Tor tho
Operatic Stage. thereby avoiding The necessityt
ing viii be made a speciality, the charges foI
which Will be at the rate Of SO per l25 Lessons
HARMONY and Theory, free advantages full
CORDS OF teachers in every department Pupils
from A defiance can board with tne Principal.
References: Prof Geo: Hancwerker, Leader OF
Orchestra: Z Witzs,anc 4 Co., snsie Dealers; Hiss
g an Conway, Principal Of School for Young
Isdies Address, at Memphis, Tenn,
MRS. c. 81. FITTs, Principal
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" hen you visit or leave New York city
haveo eggase ,expressage and oarriA q hire. Ard
TOP at Grand Union Hotel. opposite g raRd Cen-
tTal depot. -Four hundred and hfty elegant 70 orn.-
lifted up at expense of $40 1000. reduced to 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant SUP
piled with the BEST Rorse-cars, stages and eie-
Tated railroad TO all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the Grand Union than at
pfh rrrt- nr.Ia In rrR f.frv
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The following ia list of the RACES to be
run to-day, the horses entered, and the pools
sold on then, Last night:
FIRST Race (selling) wilkins purse, $3.50,
five-eighths Of a mile. Allsnoke, S34; Hick
ry Jim, $110; Little Joker, So; Billy g.,
a; Constantine, $50; FL Capital, 81; LaurS
G., 81; Jim Turner, 81; Asia Minor, 81;
Twilight, 81.
Second R0ce.-Cotton Exchange Stake, one
and one-half milea. Japonica, s2S; Drake
Carter, 1920; Joe s., s52; field willie B. and
SOVEREIGN Pan SIG.
Third Rocs.-Club Purse, $3.50, weller
weights, one .mile. Eulslie, $40; Lutte
Fogle, $500; Buckmaster, SAP; Haddisco,
40; Wild Kansas, SIS.
Fourth Rose-Steepleohase handicap, short
course. Florence D., $50; Eva A., S42; Tea
uesses Girl, sic; Twilight, $40.
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LECTRIC BELTS
Non-Resident Notice.

No. 42s4-In the ChAneery Court Of Shelby county
Tenn JACOB Holman VI. Y. W. Lansing ct al
IL appearing from the bill which IA sworn 70 IN
this that the cefendants x. L. BlltngEly and
B. II Engelke, are residents Of the State Of Mis-
souri non-residents OF the State OF Tennsssee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make their APP
pesrsnce herein NJ the courthouse OF shelby coun-
~. in Memphis. Tenn. on or before the ant Mon
6sy in May, 1883. and plead. answer or demur
% complaiu ants bill, the exrie will be tax for
confessed ss 70 them and set for hearing sxparte:
and thst . copy Ct t5is order be published once
week, for four consecutive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal. Tnis 18th day OF March, lsss
Acopy-attest: e j. BLACK, Clerk and kAstaf.
ByL a. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
II. q. King. Sol Tor compi'nu. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

A family want, and l wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured me of nervous prostration, and l
have used it siRce for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19
Fer Twelve Years

"Wells's Health Remover" restores health
aud vi9or. cnres dyspepsia, impotence, sex
ual debility. 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

1 was addicted TO the morphine habit, suf-
ferred with all the Irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles of Cortivalis entirely
cured me. SUE H. KENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

COCAINE dresses the hair perfectly, and
is also preparation unequaled Tor the
eradication Of dandruf.
The superiority OF Burneit's Fisyoring
Extracts consists in their :purity ard great
strength.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19
New York spriDx Meeting.

New YORK, April 1S.-The race for the
Stamford stakes at the New York spring
meeting to-day was won by Siward, Moon
stone second, Lenertine third, and J. R.
Keene and Crown Point came in iasl.
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Nfeam DYeing and CIeaning,


Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc.
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, So Jeffer.
sou sirAet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

Il HAD salt fheum for ninetecn years. Four
packages of DR.. Beason's Skin Cure entirely
cured nte"-F. P. Laveile, MERGED, Cal. One
dollar, at druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19
Horses and Bugxtes
Designing VilIainY.

For hire at w. A Faires's Livery Stable, 81
Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19
Skinny Ne

Persons visiting the city will find at
Floyd's every delicacy to tempt the appetite.
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InV6ss

Ice-cresm, Strawberries, nice desserts, fine
pastries, soda water, mead and mineral-water
al Floyd's
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New Clarendon Hoier.
ENLA RGED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, 50 50 and IS per day.

WADLEY, GA.-Dr. 3. d. Doyle saJs: Il
consider Browns Iron Bitters superior as
tonic to apy preparation now in use."
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MEN X EMS

Our selections of Ladies' and Children's Ready.made
Garments is the Largest in the South Wehave Dresses
for Every Age Undergarments for Every Age---in
dren's complete outfit Boys Clothing, Short and Long
Pants well Kits Every lady in Memphis, every
visiting stranger should recognize ours as
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LOTTERY.
ORIGIN AL
"E.ETTLE HAVANA"
GOULD CO.'D.
DECIDED By
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Number for Eumber-Prfxe for Prise,
WITH 400 ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
| CLASS 1927. APRIL 20, 1883.
Only 40, eco Tickets and 1874 Prfses.
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FIOyd's Restaurant.

]. ii. Smiths Sons Union Club
RYE WHISKY
AT S. MANSFIELD Il co.'s.
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Gnat Oil.
SiIkworn Eggs,

Sold b. A. HhufsId, 2ss Second street.
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Removal Notice,

TINE Law AND NoTARIAL OFFICE OF 4 REz,
EYANT q CARY has been removed 70 No.
y adison street. dooEs west OF their torner o14s
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Pools.-Geo Hakes, s55; Joe starks. 35; Maj
Hughes s25: Monticello, SCI; field. $50. Mutua
paid Ss4 20.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
FOE SALE.

nNE.SET WOODEN MILL-In good repair sit.
" uated in Humboldt, Tenn; will sell half
interest exchange for good resl estate stock Of
goods groceries; good established trade Rea-
SON for selling want of means carry on the bust
ness. For further Information, apply to
s. W. RAINEY, Humboldt Tenn