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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17
THE WATER SUPPLY
Meeting Of Citizens at the Cotton Ex.
change TO Hear President 7. ].
Latham's Report.
A Plain Statement OF the COmpany's
Efforts to Remedy the Exit
ing Evils.

Ga Friday morning the following petition
was presented 10 the president OF the Water
Company at his Office by Messrs. Napoleon
Hill and W. B. Mallory, with the request
that he respond to the same at his earliest
convenience:
To the President and Directors of the Memphis
Water Company:
GENTLENES-We cannot longer remain
passive, and quietly submit TO the great
wrong being imposed on us and other citiZ snf
Of Memphis, by being forced to pay for such
water as your company hes been, and Is now
furnishing Tor use. We must have hsttsi
and cleaner wafer, il 10 be mad, and if yor
are not dispose 10 make the additional out
lay to that end, then We, the undersigned
make you the following suggestion, namely
You 10 have made, At the earliest practicable
moment, by competent engineer, q survey
and estimate OF casR necessary 10 obtain
supply of Mississippi river or other pur
water; then issue additional stock ia III
| Memphis W&ter Com sny, over and abov
the present capital stock now subscribed, Il
| cover cost Of same, and allow the said add
| tional stock To be taken by toe citizens a
par, which we are satisfied they will subscrib
| for once, the additional subscriptions {
be expended for the purpose above STATED
our only object beiag 10 procure waller tbs
can be used, snd which We must obtain
come way. Very respectfully,
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Ladies' Underwear /

so Laeies' Dressing Saeqnes, elegantly IL
broidered, fine=i Iudia Linen, all at 81 .
worth 50 each.
Chemisa (HiiI MusIiD), elegantly 'rimp ed
| snd Embroidered, at Sc; worth soc each.
10 de- Ladies' Chemtse, double yoke, made
Of blu Muslin, very 6Ee 65c; worth 81 q
! each.
Ladies' Gowns, extra length, at SOC; worth
81 each.
Ladies Gowns, very hnest, trimmed with
inserting and embroidery, 81 vorih 81 each
Ladies' Skirts, double Ilffle, 8 tucks
| founced, 45c; worth 75c each.
Ladies Skirts, elegantly embroidered and
trimmed IN Torchon Lace, beet quality Mus
| lin, st 65c; worth 81 % each.
Finest embroidered Skirts, some with q
| tucks, others embroidered and inserting, all
al S5c; worth 81 rs each.
Ladies Dressing Sacques E, 75e; woril
| 81 25 each.
Ladies' Dressing Sscques at S5c; worth
| 81 so each.
Ladies' Dresaing sacques at 81 25; worth
| 50 SO each.
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Hosiery and Handkerciliefs.

L1oiis' Elk clicked B4lhriggsn Hose, verJ
6ae, al 25c per pair; vorh so.
Ls6ies' fuil r guar Hair linsd Hose, 25t
per pei s5-il SOC.
Lsdier' Solid Color He's, only &c pair.
80 de- Lscie-' B .Ibrieg-n HJss, in bioTr
and strip q. az 5 pr par
IS doz Me e. and CH!i5reu's H9se, iucluj-
i12 hs,r lined, ali At s; ser psir.
Cent? C5iorod Hsli-HOse, good quality,
al 81 J- per psiT.
500 doz II indkefchiefr, for Ladies, G n.s
Misses an6 Cniidrsr, some 81 linen, othsrs
pari linen, Jssulifri eolorsd borders, al at
Sc eac5.
% doz L4ties' Hemstiiched Hsndker-
chilli, with ooiored bordsrs, at lac each;
worth 25c.
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No less than $500 barrels of Irish potatoes
have SO far been shipped by the ficm Of
Carter & Blessing, whose place OF business is
al 31S Front street. Their facilities for
handling potatoes and all kinds of produce
are rplssed, and consequently they do
a business which reaches out over sll the
sdjoIning country, and is constantly growing
with each recurring season. Having been
for long time in the business they have
established a run of custom on which they
have reason 10 congratulate themselves, and
by their knowledge of the details of the gen.
ersl commission business they are enabled TO
render valuable service 10 their patrons.
They know the best market, quickest and
cheapest methods of transportation, sDd are
fully prepared at any time 10 handle readily
and with Satisfaction any orders given them.
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Since Berton & Giovennetti have opened
the Chickas1v Saloon, corner of Union and
Main streets, customers have been coming in
in such rush that their force has been
qusdrupled. 1t Is all accounted for in the
fact that they keep good beer, set coed
lunch, and are accommodating TO their Gus
TONERS. Free lunch every day.
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Notice of Removal.

For he purpose Of having an otfice prop
erly adapted to my profession 1 have re-
moved from 81 Madison street to the corner
of Second and Union streets, over the office
of John Zent g. Co. 1t is located in the
midst of the lumber and mill interests of the
city. My Office now is fitted up with all the
appliances for successful work. ! offer my
services 10 those desiring superintendent or
designs for anything incidental to my pro-
fessiop, guaranteeing the same 10 be faith
fully carried out
JAMES B. COOK Architect
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Ct,eutt Cour,-Pferee, Judge,

Mets st 9 O'Clock. Jury calendar for To-
morrow, June 18th: Mo-. 2456, Hsrris VS.
love; 6477, Ciowers vs. Algeoi 6SSl. Hoco
va F,ster; 7121, Fargasou 4 Co. vs Edring-
ton: 1899, Peers Ys Quigley; 1928, Woods
Va WEIGH ct al; 1888, Furstenheim vs.
BLADES; 1894, Conuers vs. Conway; 1863,
Forrest Va DuuUevant & Keilyi 1902, Ken
nessw Manufacturing Company ys Missif-
sipd and Tennessee Railroad Company;
| 1911 Memphis, Selma ard Brunswick Kali
roas Company W. D0nsvsnt; 1851; Morlar,
ity Va Memphis and Charleston Raiiroad
Company; 1854, Bertor va Zsllner Co;
1855. same We Buxbaum; 1886, same vs Bsx-
| ter l. Co.; 1857, same vs. Luehrman; 1858,
same W Schli'z Brewing Company; 1853,
same vs. Eckerly & Bro; 1852, Thomas VS.
D.trick
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HOUSEKREPERs, ATTENTION.

Having to take charge Of the factory Of
the new Bluff City Stove Works, / am com
PEELED to close out my present business al
once, and will sell my entire stock Of Stoves,
Tinware, Lamp, Lamp Goods, Wire and
Woodenware, Cutlery, and 6 neral Hou.e
Furnishing and Kitchen Goods at prices less
than cost for the next thirty days. Tools
aud fixtures for sale cheap.
L. TIFF RISK, $50 Main street
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B Il J ACH'S

The only Bel sch in this city. Public, 90
not be deceived by otbsrs representing to Be
Bejacb.
Second week Of our Grand Bargain Sale
Of the entire stock bought at SHERIFF
SALE.
New good that were rot offered Isst veal
vill be pu, On sale this week.
200 Government Linen Shelter Tents, sil
complete, 81 only 81 20, worth and cost the
| government Of tue Uui,sd ; aiss IS each,
Campstools, 40e esou.
Gov,rumeut Lisfn Moo ITO Bars, IS l..
4 worth = each.
| Fiy nets for h5-s=s, 75c; slrth %.
so Patent DGck {, 3. 81; worth %.
100 M'ss-s' Z si-r fDest quality, 81 p
| worth % 30
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kahn d FREIBERG,
Cor. Main and Poplar.
STIAAPp SCuEnITtR nv DDTDrS

75c, Misses Buttoned or Laced Newport
Kid Ties, 75c; 40c for Heop-skiris, 4Oc;
25c, good Corsets, 25c; Sc and Zoe, fac
Victoria Lawn, 8 and I0c; Sc, prettiest
Sc Lawns in the city, Be; l5c, Bath Tow
els, great bargain, lbs; 75c aud 81, Gents
Fine White Vests, 75c; Csc, balance Fine
Silk Brocsded Grenadines, 25c, eighty
damaged; ~ c and 15c Null Crepe, worth
SOC, at l5e; SOC, fuest sny color Bro
caded Silk Grenadines, worth 81 %
I'd; 124c and 15c sill wool Gne Bunting,
I23c; 25c, finest all-wool Nuns Yelling,
sc; 124c and 15c, fine gtey Beige, 1915
and 15c.
KAHN & FREIREKG.
Cor. Main and Poplar.
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Clothing clothing, Clothing,

100 Ersy Alpaca Coats al only SOC; worth
81 30 each.
IS Boys' Black Alpaca Jackets at 75c;
| worth 81 90.
| 200 Genie Linen DusIsls al 75c; worth
| 81 50.
80 G =n's' Blue Linen Sui,s-cost, pants AID
| ysst-32 50; worth >.
! $50 Gsnts' White Msr,eilles and Linen
Duck Vsss Soc; worm 81 50 esch.
800 pair Geuis' Cotton Pants, SOC; worth
II pair
| IS Gents Alpaca Goals, very finest il gray
and black, at y so; worth Il 80 each.
so doz Jeans Pants at 35c or "a doz.
40 Childrgn's Ail-Wcol Suits al s.; wor
S. suit
G -nts' finest Ali-Wool Cashmere Pants a
- IS; worth s. psir.
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Sunday.SchooI Picnic.

ss..On Monday next, June 18th, the fifth an.
nual Sunday-schsel picnic of St Joseph's
church will take place Al Pieitz Grove, near
the Pioneer Cotton-Aills. 1t Is TO be given
for the benefit Of st. Joseph's school, and ad-
mission is twenty-five cents. The Italian
brothers Croce will furnish the music on the
occasion, and omnibuses are 10 be kept in
readiness near the corner of Main and Cal
houn streets to carry visitors to the picnic
grounds.
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Rurnefl,s Cocnaine

Coolest place in the city, nicely ventilated
everything in tip top style.
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s,rsstgs Bower; 1873, s,ste vs Boyd; 1928,
Brinkey vs Barnes; 1861, ZION vs. Dicsin-on;
1875. PsEe VS. Fsgs; 1891, Green v Green;
44l6. S=uler Va Settler; 4453, Delaguiry W
Delssltry; 1853, KnAbe We Taxing strlc'
4467, Dickin-on vs. Greer; 4466, 0ra an
VS. Tssing- Disrric.; All, Eddins " D 6
son; 1902, Mosby Va GeodbsT; 43Zz, Green
v. O'Nesl; 4584, Nowland vs. Rowland.
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Good Hsmmocks, 75c each.
Best Mexican Sea Grass Hammocks, 81 rs
each; worth So.
Hammock Mosquito Bars, all linen, 75c
each.
Hammock Pillows, 25c each.
Bird Cages, square, painted, 81 each
worth 81 so.
Largest size, brass, square Bird Cages
81 % each; worth SIS.
Garden Sets, Rake, Trowel, Fork and
Spade, all for Csc per set.
Best eigh.-ball Crcquet Sets, 81 % per gel.
Best English China Ever and Basin, 75t
per SET.
Elegant painted Velocipedes, only So each
Mexican Mash, for window screens, only
25c per I'd.
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Gents' Wear, Gents, wear

Everybody's Best Reinforced, all liner
Unlaupdried, 65c Dress Shirt we will cell o
SOC esch, 10 all and every siz4.
Real Isle UDdersbiris at l5c each.
Garze UedeTshir;s, the very finest, al 35c
worth 81 each.
Check Muslin Ua6ershiris al 35c; worth 75t
E si Bleschsd Drill Drawers, 10 al sizes
ali al 25c per pair.
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nhnes aud slipners.

Lfdi-s' Fsoach Kid 6sHd-sewed S7oes, 81
sizes, az 81; w0.Ib 81 per pair.
Lsdies' French KID Blticn Sh1e., II %;
worth = 50 per psir.
Ls5ies' French K d, glove top, Enest kind
bu. tos= d Sho-,. II 50; worth ~ 50 psir,
C1ildren's French Kid button Shoes tt
75n; worth 81 so pair
Is dtz Cbildr,n's colorsd Shoes and Slip.
pers, al &; Csc; worth 81 Is pair.
Ladis S-rer Slippers. 40c; werlh 75c.
LAdies' KID Slippers, 60c; worth 81.
LAdies' and Nisses' French KID Newport
Ties 75c; worth 81 40 pair.
Ladies' fues. Tos siiPpsrs, 75c; worth
81 50 pair.
Lsdies' very finest L4cing and Bu;tonsd
Siippsrs, 81; worth 2 pair.
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FOR SALE.

TUKA MINERAL WATER-Fresh arrival at 233
i Second. A. HlIZfEID. Telephone orders.
DIANo-Baeon IL Kerr; seyen-octaye: nearly
L new; Will be sold cheap. Address
H, this office.
DEsI DENCE-2so Union street, Apply to
II, DIR. J. ID. WHITE, DAB Main street.
HAND ING-MACHINEs--oL Travellers
II Companion, very cne eaS a. a NoEth Court
HENTLE HORSES, table ior LADY TO drive
O Inquire at 20 Monroe >siees ------
1.-TWO HTOREH0UsEs-On hsn seee" ~
Il great bargain. Call early. Main st
M. Z. CONAWAY, 2S5 -- NA-- o.
DIANOS--A number Of second hand 7-ocI..
Z and 71<roctaye pianos, nearly new, exceed
tngly low for cash.
E. WITZMAEN & CO., Music House.
sole Agent 3 for steinway and Weber Pianos.
NJ ICE LINE OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
IN building Lots.
Il: Z. GUIoE. 10 Madison street.
fTNhE HARBER Ri PLAN 4TION-riear MaIone'
a LANDING, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
shout lOO cleared. The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared. Improvements first class Well pro-
tected BY Leyee. Apply 70 our attorney, Judge
u. Z. Reid, at Friars Point, Miss. or
HA"RlAs d koBEkr New orleans La
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L. seems 40 Satisfy

4 family want, and l wonder how We evel
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
II cured me of nervous prosiratioa, and ]
have used 1t since for all Kinds OF Complaint
in my family.
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RedsDreads and ,CoweIs,

100 White Crochet Spreadp, largest size
at SOC escb; worth 81.
IS white dspreads, finer quality, at 75t
each; worth 81.
Fines. Marseiiles Spreads, at half price.
Lareesl s'zs colored Bedspreads, al 75t
each; worth 81 so.
Ali-Linen Ian Robes, 35s each.
Good Huek Towels, 45c per doz.
Finest "a liy knitted fringe DANISH
Towels, 25. e~ch
Checked Towels, SOC per der.
Checked Toweling, sc per yd; worth I0c
Checked ToWelinp, all linen, very fine
I0c per yd; worth zoe
Excellent DAMN 1ovels, 9 for 25c.
90 Pcs Cotton Diaper, best quality only 75c
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Quickest ROute to -. Iouis and Chicag,

The Chesapeake, OHIO and Southwestern
road, beyond all question or doubt, is the
shortest, quickest and best line TO the entire
Northwestern territory, and still remains the
preferred route to ST. Louis and Chicago,
Two dsily close and sure connections.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

ChaEcery COurt-HeDowen. naEe-
Calendar for Monday, June 18th: Nos. %,
Davis We Paine; 1856, Dixon VS. Phelps; 1872,
State vs. Anderson; 1885, same vs. came; 1887.
Morrison VS. Morrison; 1904, Andrews We
City; 1915, Barrett VS. City; 1916, Toof Va
City; 4l97, Washing Ton vs. Washington; 4231,
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Carpets, Mattings, Oilcloths and Win.
dow Shades.

50 rolls Of white Mating al l2ic; worth
25c per I'd.
26 rolls red-checksd Mating at l5lc, worth
30c PER I'D.
40 rolls OF fancy checked Mating al 22ls
worth 40c per I'd.
BssI 2-piy Carpet al 45c, worth 75c per I'd.
3 S; sll-Toel Carpet At 6Os, sOr;h S5e
per VI.
Floor oilclolh ard Liaoleum, ia all
Eidths, cheap.
Window Shades Of every description, ell
at g 80 per pair complete.
Screens FIR windows, in sli colors, a, 25e
per I'd.
Elegant Lamhrequin Fringe at 25c per I'd.
Gold-iined Extension CornIces At ., worth
> per psIr.
Corniee Po.ss I. 2 20, Forth 81 % pair.
NpE design u Sa15ss ioT froaI doors.
One f-e SaIin-.ined Bsby Carriage FAR Eale
cheap.
Fans snd Sopdosns gis-u sway free Of
charge With every parcel al The
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until June 20, 1888, for lease of elegant
dining room and lunch-counter in Union
Passenger Depot for one year. Possession
given successful bidder July !, 1888. Right
to ri ct any and all bids reserved.
JOHN Il. PEBBLES, II. D.,
CHATTANOOGA Tenn
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And renders it dark and glossy. 1t holds, in
liquid form, large proportion OF deodor.
lied Cocoanut Oil, prepared expressly fol-
ibis purpose. No other compound possesses
the peculiar properties which SO exactly suit
the various conditions Of the human hsir.
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EmbrOiderIes. Laces, silk 1Iittl
md G.nnHoG

All from sheriff ssle, at 23a, Sc, A., Sc, 7Ic
TO- snd l2c, and sre worth more than double
Lanbrsquius for man eipieces, made Of
i-hing sckis, with hsavy satin ribbon, al
IS 90; worth IS each. Tides to match
II so; worth 80 each.
Extra length Jersey Mitis, in black and
colored, sll at 75e worth 81 25 per pair.
Lace Gloves in Lis!e at 25c; worth Csc
per pair.
Pollution Lace Gloves at 75c; worth q
Ger pair
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Fine cakes aod Crackers

Just received. E-arrabee's beat: 1iIk
Cakes, Butter Scotch, Crack aeI hi .euIt
Wine Drops, Iced Honey iHsnhIt-. 90
coanut Tany, Windsor Mixed sskes
Lemon WATERS, ssixed Dots, Vanilla va
fers, Oatmeal Crackers, Graham " afers,
ktnderEnrteD, Lemon Tesenkes. SIcE
Nseks, Boston Butter Crackers,
SNOWFLAKE rs.
BUCKHAM & CkPBELL.
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AoVEnESrs OF OCEAN STEAMERS

LONDON, June 16.-Arriyed out: State Of
California. State of Maine and Labrador. SeE
York
NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-Ciesred: Alava,
derer, Belize; Hudson, New York
NEW YORK, June 16.-Arriyed: City OF
Chester, Liverpool; Fsraday, London; HasbuIg'
Brem en-; khiwindgi, Cardiff.
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DENTISTRY
SIMMER BOARD.
Board Reduced
RO0MSIND ROARO

TroR THE SUMMER MONTHS AT THE CHAM
n BERS House, corner OF Second and Wash,
Ington streets. Also, few frst-class rooms Will
be rented 10 desirable parties, at low rates
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Beiug balance OF stock remaining in old dry
goods store of
s. V E N DI G,
226 Main street.

Sale positive, as present building will
shortly be demolished and handsome slruc-
ture of beautiful design will be erected on
the sile that will prove an ornament to
Memnhis
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COrnstarets, GrannIaied Sugar, resb
Eggs.
BurBetf's Extracts of
Rose, Almond, vaaiIis, Lemon, Straw
berry, eappie, ssspbs rFy, sagaas-
Grated Pineapple for sherset.
Coarse salt for freezing.
3trKHAU d C6HpREEL
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New MilIinerY store.
Notice.

A great sensation among the ladies at Miss
Louise McNsmara, No. 404 Main street, over
the Lsogtry and null bonnets to go to Lees
TheaLer.
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FIOyd's
The Rest Route to the Northwest.

Soda Mead and Mineral Waters on drsught.
We make our Soda out Of pure bi-carbonate
OF E1as aud Use pure fruit syrups.
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.IT- JAMEo HI, UsE-5econd and Adams streets
- Board and room IS per week. Iranslehls VIII
fno good accommodations at low rates
POOMS-Two desirable rooms at No. III Wash
III ington street; also use of PaTior. desirable
furnished front roonAsat 20 Marsna1 avenue.
n OOM-Pleasant front room, with BOARD, sor
" gentlemen. at 14S Second street.
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MRS. jim Is. Albany,

LADIES and gents wearing apparel, plumes
kid gloves and laces dyed any sh ade or color.
Grapes and veiyets renovated, cloaks aud
dreSses chemically cleaned, without ripping
and with ali trimmings. Goods received aud
returned by express, at Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment
3. A. HOLLRBERG, Proprietor.
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Tested Inv Time.

Toe Memphis and Charleston road, on and
aftsr Sund y, June 17th, becomes the favorite
rou'e 10 CbIcsgo, 81. Louis and the North
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The Best Route to the Northwest.
For Making Ice.CreaIn

The Memphis and Charleston road, on and
after Sunday, June 18th, becomes the fsvorite
route to Chicsgo, st. Louis snd the North
west
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TAKEN UP.
STATIONS,
] Rainfall.

Sum total. 1927 112e 0.lo
Average go. 95.4 704 Dol
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The Best Route to the Northwest
Garter 4 Rlessinc.

fhe Memphis and Charleston road. on and
after Sunday, June 18th, becomes the favorite
route to Chicago, 81. Louis and the North
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! 4 u ! e s
Who contemplate LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER,
will find just what they want by coming to see u.s.
We place on sale THIS WEEK Special Values in
SUITS AND TRUNKS!

sOOdas Wool Bunng
reduced from so TO IS.
S15 to 81
81 so
Fabrics FanPlated
Pockets, only So so.
Our Clasp Hinge
81 So
BOtoa
So so, 81 so and IS so.
Fevehshed
w Trays Lock, $40 $1I.
Hinges, Lining, Skeleton Tray, Very F s5 and $l
Doubbound
Liaing no etter
Frame, Bottom;
Heavy Lining,
VOthS55 to an
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MENKEN'S.
The Rest Ronte to the Nortbuest-
CroXding ON Them.

The Memphis and Charleston road, on and
after Sunday, June 17th, becomes the favorite
route TO Chicago, S.. Louis ard the North
west
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The BestlRoute to the Northwest.

The Memphis and Charleston road, Oh and
after Sunday, June 18th, becomes the fayorite
route to Chicago, St. Louis and the North
west
FlOyd's Restaurant,
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For throat diseases, colds and coue BIS,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
! efficacy by test of many years. Price %
oants.
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Window awning, s.; store awnings, 5Oc
foot. All work FIRST class and warranted.
Ali the latest goods on hand.
Il. BUTTEHBERG, 81 Second street
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New il Your Chance!--DoWl
Comes the Awnings,

EsR,oa ami rey;talize the blood by using
Rrown,s Iron Bitter6.
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AUCTION SALE.
Monday, June 18th, 10 O'Clock a.m.,

Dry Goods, Boots and shoes. show
| Gases, Etc,
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Te the Editors of the Appeal

Myself, as the defendant in the case Of the
State of Tennessee vs.. A. NJ. Lsgout, en-
ployed Mr.. E. II. Stotesbury as my cou nsel
to defend me. paid him liberal fee, and
never authorized any person TO publish the
article which refers to him as having Ia ken
my Gaze for II and drink. M. Stole bury
is a personal friend OF mine, and hope, Messrs.
Editors. you will publish this letter 10 your
Sundays issue, a. the article is calculated 10
do my attorney and friend some harm.
A NJ. LEGOUT.
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FI0yd,s Candies
LAW REPORTS.

| Are always the same. We send them by
express to all parts OF the country.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
q Correction.

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
In your issue OF Saturday,, June 16, 1888,
the following appears in your locals in re-
gard 10 the case of the State of Tennessee Us.
A. NJ. Legout: "Attorney Stotesbury az eed
10 knock il out in one round for 81 and q
drink, just for the fuu of the thing" The
following letter will explain itself.
E H STOTESBURY,
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Hatsi Hats, Hatsi
Observation-Disclosures Goods

5000 Ladies', Misses' and Children's Ha
at &c and I0c each.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

]. N. RYKER,
Assistant Observer, United States signal Service
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THE gross amount paid ON account
of the tariff commission, from the
date of their appointment to the time
the report was made to congress, is
$4,000. The payments were on the
order of John l.. Hayes, president and
discussing officer of the commission.
The amount thus paid is about $50 a
day for each member of the commits
Sion The salary allowed by law is
$40 a day. What the remaining $40 a
day for each man was expended for is
unknown, as a knowledge of the
vouchers is barred at the treasury
department. The law fixed no limit
to the expenses of the commission be-
yond $40 per diem for each commits
ctnnar