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NJ. DE GREYY.

Having nothing more serious on hand, the
journals have opened a campaign against NJ.
Grevy's alleged parsimony. He is lodged in a
palace, the state paying all household expenses
save his board. His salary is 600, 900 fir. a year,
plus 100000 fir. for receptions, and 300, OOO fir.
for travelling. As he'never travels, he is called
upon to return this sum to the treasury that now
stands in need of ths sal dlest contribution. NJ.
Grevy is charged with usver subscribing to n
charity or investing Il frlac il a picture or a
statue. Byron states, Pitt ruined Great Britain
gratis, and poor Mlcmlhon was fooled into ruin
ing imself aud his relatives while in Office.
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BU sINESs.

Despite brilliant prospect Tor the harvest and
the vintage, business does not appear to be pick
ing itself up. France Is il ! brown study as to
the why and the wherefore, she is elbowed out
of the foreign IN trkets, and combltted success
fully in her own By the stranger; why thousands
of Italians, Bslgians, Germans aud SpInilr DIS
invade her several industries and execu tie her
public works. why her carrying trade is in the
hands of foreigners and her colonies remain but
at the dead level of military possessions.
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DEPT. oF EDUCATION, July 5th, 1888.
3ty-
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During my absence from the Island, the Honor
able A. 5. Cleghorn will act for me a. Governor of
the Island Of Oahu.
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,;s+ If Licenses Expiring in the
Month of August, 1883
FL

RETAIL-OAHC.
sol w sikARe, E0olauPoko
y NJ Ee@ PGwaa- KING street
q pI.re Nzunakea street Honolulu
UosIug Hop Ess. Sguau1 street hO-'iu1
= CoSkr Queen street Honolulu
49, ysue.Ona. Waianae, Honolulu
-. aIng y 90. Hotel street. Honolulu
: EE0ug Ou IaI s. Co. NGuaau IT,
- 10. manu- street. Honolulu
- T1hu LElI. King street, HCHoln4a
- Ts.eI- King street. Honolulu
~ Ch,yE Num-. Nauuak1s street, Honolulu
~ ~ : F0.ter. Fort street, Honolulu
=. gr1 VIM 4 Co, SuEanu street HCA'tuiu
- 4 "a Buuus Jr. Etng street. Honolulu
n a. WsialuA street, Honolulu
an - Chat, SuuanU street, hDHf4atu
n SUI CIeong Le0Hs 4 Co. H-stA, AoyL-1PD
Z. CS.ng pom Maernae street H1HyiaLl
=. 4 ~ Pfsrrs : Co, Queen street hShSI-lH
- aoInstsr ) Co. corner f9F' Al
Honolulu
"a aLfui WslksIr iva
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Governor Of Oahu.
Once Of the Governor of Oahu, Honolulu, July
81, 1883. aug9d2t-wIt
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The sale Of Lease of E.planade lot on the North
corner Of Fort and Allen streets, is postponed I'M
til further notice.
Be- Order Of the Minister Of the Interior.
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able A. 5. Cleghorn Will act for me A. Governor of
the Island Of Oahu.
Jso. G. DoMrsIs,
Governor Of Oahu.
Office Of the Governor of Oahu, Honolulu, July
81, 1888. aug9d2t-wlt
The sale Of Lease Of Esplanade lot on the North
corner Of Fort aud Allen streets, is postponed un-
til further notice.
By Order Of the Minister of the Interior.
wifi
1t has pleased His Majesty to appoint the follow
ing gentlemen special commissioners TO the Foreign
Exhibition of the Massachusetts, Mechanics Chair
table Association, Boston: Henry. A. Pierce,
Esq, Hon. J. Mott Smith, Ed. NJ. Brewer, Esq.
IoLASI PALACE, July 81, 1888.
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
His Excellency Walter NJ. Gibson, Minister of the
Interior, ad interim, vice Hon. John E. Bush
resigned.
IoLAsI PALACE, July Goth. 1888.
&E. E. KAHALE is this day appointed District
Judge for the district Of Waimea, Island Of Kauai,
vice Isaac Il. Kapuniai, deceased.
PAUL P. KANOA,
Governor Of Kauai.
Office Governor of Kauai, Niumalu June /, 1888.
ily w3t
NIB. X. PUUkI IL this day appointed District
Judge for the district Of Hanalei, Island of Kauai,
vice J. Kakina, resigned.
PAUL p. RANoA,
Governor of Kauai.
Office Governor of Kauai, Niumalu, July 2, 1883.
jly 81 w3t
ME. s. MANUEL SYLVIA is this day appointed Agent
to grant marriage licenses for the district of Kaa
napali, Island of Maui.
JNo. Z. BUSH,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Department, June 20, 1888.
jly q Wat
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE
Relating to the Mails and the Mail Service

Treasury Department,
Innr Il lsS.. ly3tt d
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TaE following persons have been commissioned
A. Tax Assessors for the taxation districts Of the
Kingdom for the year 1893;
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MACS
hawaii

Avong. Hsw1. y k9osia
A. Wiry Chong. HaSI, y koEals
Wtlder 4 Co. hNha1
wilder s Co. kawslhaer : h'hAiz
10 Along PspIk-Ol HilJ
rs EvouR ChOuz, Puena-GdI
n CON ching, PauAhaul hanAA1
NJ No Hing, Hakslau. HHo
IS 10 We. P~uuahOa- HlO
n An Oui * All Pa. Nap00POD,9 ANha
n wood & Zablsu, y K0hAlA
IL Amana, Eukuihaelef hamAkuA
n Akine, REiOpihe, y hOhslz
n sau Hop Sing, Naalehul haa
" Lei On. Pueo, hii0
y All LeOng, y EoEAla
ZIG Awzna, Waimea
"A Chung Tan, Htlo
% KuuR Fook Lung, Huamu1 Hi!o
~ 5hun kwOng sang, HzlawA y h"EzIz
. Est W II Reel, Hilo
% A ) CIeghOFu s. 10, HOnOkaa
50 J White, Halswa. y hChGLa
VICTUALING.
Z John GrunHalI, HanA1 Maui
7 Ahuna- Waikiki, Maui
wilder 4 Co, kAwEihazr ) hohALA, HAWAII
am HoD. NuuAnu street, Honolulu, Oahu
"a Y.e sum. PuuahOs, tIl0. Hawaii
Is Adele Deiezu, Hotel street, Honolulu
"a Lee Pat. Haiku, Maui
- Alb Foo. y EOhAlA
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HOLESALE

Samuel q Wilder, MahUkons, y KOhalA, Hawaii
IA HoIIister 4 70, Suusnu street. Honolulu, Oahu
10 j q Tucker, Queen street, Honolulu, Oahu
"a Yueu Choug & Co, King street, Honolulu, Oahu
d ON ChouR * Co, Nuuanu street, Honolulu. OAnu
q A w Pierce s. Co. Queen street, Honolulu, Oahu
IN " /. Green. Queen street, Honolulu, Oahu
BUTCHER
1 A Uuna, Hama. Maui
8 q w e. Jones, kAu. Hawaii
x sylvia, Fish Market, Honolulu
"A IT Neu Cbsong, LAupah0ehOe, HanIkaE, Hawaii
~ j 10 Paris Jr, KAawGloz ; KOns, Hawaii
Il EunuaIii, Hawaiian. Kauai
u KeOuf PaiOa, y hOhAla. hawai-
"a \ r Brewer, Kaneohe, KOOlaupoko, Oahu
Ss ] WaIaHals, Hawaiian, Kauai
PORK BUTCHER.
AKIN. PauwiIa. HamAkus, Hawaii
u Hop We, PuhOunA- Hilo. Hawaii
RETAIL-SPIRIT.
u X Bradley. Keystone, Honolulu
"a Th- Il Dud0it COnmercIal Hotel, Honolulu
VI
- Eahsleaaki, Haus, MauAi
BILLIARD.
"A w AuIH & KspoikAi, Kahului. Maui
DRUGS.
- HoIII,ter 3 -, corner Fort AMI Merchant streets,
Honolulu
FIREAKMs
81 James Torberts. K0na, Oahu aus
TaE following persons have been commissioned
a. Tax Assessors for .he taxation districts Of the
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weight in fuhies, if followed. Ipresume I
have read all valuable articles 10 the Ar.
PEAL Tor year,, bu; in education and discip-
iIne, IN my view, 1t Is the most valuable ]
nave ever read IN the APPEAL touching the
suolFc or many other subjects. / will not
spend tlme IN commenting on it, but If any
parent bias Dot read it, ] pray them to get,
read and adept the suggestions in the article
Tor their own and children's benefit. wish
we're printed IN favorable form
ana type and framed aud hung up
IN every family and every school-room,
IN the country; it could not fail to effect
much good. am no friend to cruelty. but
do know there are hard cases that require
extra means of discipline, or Weld all
authority, and better than do that. abandon
the school. 1t may be proper 10 state, the
writer has no connection with any school,
teacher or officer, nor seeks any, and il
prompted solely as friend of schools and
good teachers, and the duty to reflect on the
impossibility for anyone, however faithful,
competent and conscientious in the perform
ance OF duty, 10 meet the conflicting views of
many patrons; and if the patrons cannot
trust their children TO teacher who have
established good reputation, often listen
to cross children's reports, and think they can
manage better than teachers, ana being misled
by thoughtless youth into one false step, sre
tempted TO follow up their error TO the dam
age Of good schools and faithful teachers,
and ultimately to the serious injury OF the
children themselves; better take care Of
such themselves, and leave teachers. schools
and the officers 10 guide. Being persuaded
that The APPEALS article is in the right di-
rsctioD, and that such is calculated 10 do
much good, l conclude by renewing my
thanks for lis suggestions, hoping that on all
needed occasions it will lend its pen and col
umns to the true interests of good schools,
proper, humane, but strict discipline, and
impartial, suitable school officers.
OLD EDUCATOR
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PERSONALS.

Nh. JOHN 81. SEALS, of the Atlanta Sunny
South, is in Memphis.
Mr.. w. s. WILLIAMS, of Atlanta, visited
the Mercha ants Exchange yesterday.
Mr. FRANK W.CoLEMAN, OF the Huntsville
(Ala.) Independent, was among the Festival
visitors.
JOIN II. Bills, JR, and D. L. Wells are
among the Bolivar delegation 10 the Music
Festivsl.
Mr.. AND Mrs. D. N. KENNEDY, of Clarks-
vile, Tenn, are visiting the family OF j. W.
CIapp, jr.
for membership to the Cotton Exchange
yesterday.
Miss ANNIE GINocCHIo, OF Little Rock, lie
in the city, the guest OF Mrs. J. SPecht, 81
Madison street.
Mr.. JAMES f. TAYLOR and Misses Helen
and Lille FAINT, of Holly SPRING., Miss, are
visiting friends in this city.
Col, Tom w. NEAL, of the Dyershurg
State Gdsttte, accompanied by his wife, left
last evening for Cincinnati.
THEODORE THOMAS and company lief. for
Nashville after the performance last night.
Only one concert will be given in that city.
Col. JOHN c. CLIFTON, of Senstobia, Miss,
and clerk of the Circuit Court of Tate county,
that State, has been in the city for the past
two days, taking in our great Festival.
Mr.. SILAs G. BARR, of the Corinth Miss. }
SubSOier and Democrat, passed through the
city en- route for Cincinnati. He stopped over
lopg enough TO attend the matinee perform
ance ct the Exposition.
Mr.. JOHN J. DUFFY and DR.. E Miles
Willett, who have been in attends nce at the
- IL of al. a IL
Ole knights of America, at st. Louis, ar
one of the supreme trustees, and DR.. Willett
was made supreme medical adviser.
CoTToN EXCHANGE visitors yesterday: Nj.
Mecklenberger, Okolona; Phil He's aud Ed
Francenthsi, Corinth; G. 4 Davis, Collier
vile; J. L. Felsenthsl and j. Sternberger,
Brownsville; +. W-Weathsrby, Water VAL
ley; ]. ]. Polk, Bolivar; w. r Bucklox,
Belts; Tnomss Id. Ward, Hillsboro; J. Z.
Burnett and w. l. Burnett, Moscow; G. C.
Ogden, Fort Smith; W. T. Chapman, Ran
dolph; Capt. Pat Henry, Lacouia; Alex
Blackmsn, Louisville; William Blsckmau,
New Orleans; w. L. Tharp, S.natobia; ID.
A. Fl. Jones, Florence; William Soheuber,
st. Louis.
The Nashville American of yesterday Gays
that "Mr. John Burns, who for several years
was the efficient general freight agent of the
Louisville, Nashville snd Great Southern
railroad at Memphis, and more recently OF
Montgomery, Ala, and who has for the pact
three months been stationed at this city, was
yesterday elected secretary of the Nashville
Fire and Marine Insurance Company. HIS
resignation was accepted with regret by Gen.
eral Superintendent R,wlsnd, hut his many
friends, both here and at Memphis, and in
fact wherever the lines of the Louisville
and Nashville extend, because his friends
are all along the line, wish him success in
his new business. Mr.. Burns is a man OF
energy and fine business tact, and ia APP
pointing him their secretary the directors
OF the company made an excellent selection"
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MONDAY NIGHTS STORM.
The Way tt Locked TO the Appear.
Cyclone Reporter.

Tee storm of Monday night, 10 which we
referred yesletIsy morning ia a hastily
written paragraph, deserved 3 more extended
notice. This Is the wsy it appeared TO the
APPEAL's regular storm reporter, who was
in attendance at the Festival, ard therefore
saw the war Of the elements at It's best:
CYCLoNIc FURY.
No sooner had the vast assembly collect
ed st Ike Exposition building On Monday
night poured out Of the edihce than brief
but most violent storm broke over the beads
of gentlemen attired "all in their Sunday
best y and Of ladies In all the bravery and
elegance OF the fashionable spring array.
The waiting hacks were soon tiled, and,
scuddiug rapidly on light fantastic
toe, refuge was sought by hundreds
wherever door was open, and even
the drinking saloons became filed
with besnty and fashion. The storm had a
touch Of cyelouic fury shout it. The rain
recalled thoughts of Nosh's celebrated show
er. So violent was il that on Court street the
whole width from curb 10 curb was broad,
rushing torrent. Then came the din Of in
vading troops hurtling with demoniac ven
geauce through the air; the din and batter
CT wall, and door, and roof, came from hail,
commonly the size of chidren's mar
picked up that were angular, as much
as an inch long, snd thres-quar;ers Of an
inch across. And amid all the rush and
swirl Of the raiI, and the noisy assaults of
| the bullets Of hail, the deafenipg peals OF
thunder, with roar and crash and terrific
reverberatiou, dominated at intervals ali
other sounas; and lbe whole was lighted
up with the lurid glare of incessent light.
| ming, which did not simply fasb, bat giared
and fingered, "a the red streams poured
from the inky clouds, like the FIRE from
heaven that fell upon the cities of the plain.
For a brief quarter OF an hour the elemental
war ragged like angry battle, striking diem "
into many gentle and even come manly breasts,
then suddenly the clouds broke and The ores.
cent moon, bright and clear, smiled radiant
from her azure throne, peaceful, sweet and
soothing as the smiles OF woman calming
down mans hot, impetuous burst CT wrath.
The mild stars, too, peeped down beside her,
and from the chiuks and riffs of the silver
edged clouds, a. if they too would whisper
comfort and calmness where a few minutes
ago all was tutnult and rage and the element.
were contending in destructive violence. Soon
alter sunset in the evening, observers noticed
q cloud CT intense blackaess rise into the
elsewhere clear sky. 1t came from
the northwest and srose rapidly in the face
OF wind little west Of south. 1t then
grew thicker and hung like a pail in the
north belchipg lightning as the arants cour-
Tlers oil the Ginning blast. Then, when the
gaily adorned throng had fairly got outside
the exposition building, with hideous spite
that had been broodirg since the sun set un.
dimmed in clearest azure, 1t poured out liz
artillery, hail nd rain mingled with shaft
Cf awful fire.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Buy crushed feed at Pstrick's mill.

Buy crushed feed at Pstrick's mill.
HOSE and Hose Reels, Bailey's, 295 Sec
ond.
The original and only Phil Halle can be
found at the Golden Eagle One Price Cloth
ing House.
DR. L. w. GABBERT. AIT Main street, OPP
posite the Second Presbyterian church
Lodging in Office.
By@A PINT Of the finest ink for families
or schools can be made from len cent
package OF Diamond Dye. Try them.
DR.. BFNsoN's Skin Cure is without peer.
1t consists of both external and internal
treatment, and costs only 81 per package, al
druggists'.
IL you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at 81,
Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
5000, l ana now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAXWELL, IS Union st.
PROF. SAxBY,s grand matinee Saturday at
the Exposition promises TO be something
brilliant. Every little master who can dance
should engage bic partner for the grand ger
man on that occasion.
The Caller Upright Piano, used at her
own rooms by Nine. Julia Rive King during
her stay in Memphis, was from the ware-
rooms of E. Witzmsnn & Co, sole agents OF
the einway and Weber pianos.
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When the Shelby county dockets are taken
up it is ordered by the court that the
first two weeks be devoted to hearing causes
on the Shelby county Law docket, filed prior
to the frat day of April, 1882, unless the
same ehall be sooner disposed of, and that
the remainder OF the term be devoted TO the
Shelby county thaneery docket. By order OF
the court.
By D. P. DAVIS, Deputy Clerk.
COMMISSION OF REFEREEs-oRDER OF BUsI-
NESS.
The Supreme Cour; OF the State of Ten-
nessee At Jackson, having this day assigned
and referred all civil CAUSES, law and equity,
except revenue causes, now pending, or that
may he pending in said court prior TO the
frs day Of Ssnusry, 1885, from the
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four
teenih Circuits, including causes from the
Common Law and Chancery Court OF madi
seq county, and from the Chancery ard Cir
ouit C5ur.s of Chester county, and the Cir
cult and Chapeery Courts Of Shelby county,
including the Bartlett Circuit Court and the
Probate ard County Coufts CT Shelby county,
to The Commission Of R-ferees this day ap-
pointed under an act OF The Legislature
passed and approved March 80, 1888, entitled
"An act TO facilitate TIE trial OF causes ID
the Supreme court al huo1Tllle, y acAson
and Nashville" and said Commission OF
Referees having met 10 the su-
preme Court room in the city OF
Jackson under and ip pursuance OF
said act and the order of their appointment,
il is ordered that the eommission adjourn to
meet at The courthouse in the city of Jackson
on Monday the 2Sih day of May, 1888,
when they will proceed 10 take up and DIS
moe of the causes go referred to them by the
Supreme Court in the order hereinbefOre
named, commencing with Hsrdin county and
taking up The counties IN sacn ciTcul. IN lne
order named by the act Of me LglslatuIe
creating them until Shelby county ID rcached,
when an order will be made and due notice
given BY publication as required by Law oil
The order in which the Shelby county dock
sts will be taken up and disposed OF. By
order of the Commission of Referees.
JOHN q. FREEMAN, Clerk
lrawg 1SS3
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China, Glass aad Oueensware

u the very beat gu atty, and at coat.
JACK BROS, JR, 2241z Main St
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LACE CURTAINS.

Our complete stock OF Lace Curtains consisting
OF Nottingham, Scotch, French Thread and EN-
broidered Curtains, will be sold at importers cost
to close,
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LAW REPORTS.


Criminal COnri-6reer, Sndse.
Cal ndar for lo-das: Mes. 1873, W. W.
Purnell; 200, Pauline Livingston; 19l, Bid
dy Sayer.; 1872, Ella Purdy; 1913, Sarah
OBryan; 1874. Ella Purdy; 1876, Kate Cessna;
Blanche MoGhee; I97. Blanche Garry; POI,
Jim Rice; 1873 and 100, Alex. Murray &
Ridglef; I97. Blanche Anderson.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
.rbe Rod and the Child"

To the Editors of the Appeal;
Having had charge of seminaries and col
lages bofh male and female, over forty-fye
80 1sfter deyotipg an unusual number of
Years in preparatory study, it is presumable
;hst r have acquired come experience about
the management of schools (a' least l have
r nsnv commend ztiops), and with my deep
49,; ; in the cause OF education, cannot
90, ibe consent of my mind not to thank you
q. sn8r remarkably excellent article, THE
d. md the Child" on discipline, in SUM-
H.. APPEAL Its principles, statements
nd i.cIs are apples od gold, with their full
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DIR. A. ID. MAYO.
A Call Upon the Gentleman 60 Deliver
Another Address ON the Subject
Of Education.

Feeling that there is a great need for a
more general interest on the subject OF uui-
versal education, which is becoming vital
question in every city OF the South, and
believing that no man is better qualified TO
awaken that interest than DR.. A. ID. Mayo,
we the undersigned earnestly request him to
deliver another lecture to the public before
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New Clarendon Hotel.
VNI.A RIGID
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Raies-s2, 81 SO and So per day.
CObeu,s Hat HtOre.

This famous place is No. 2l9 Main street,
the best of hats and cape. He has custom
era who have been buying from him ever
pince he has been there, and are likely 10
continue 20 do 30. This is because they
know Cohen to be one of the most compe-
tent men in the business, and becadse be
sells very cheap. Quick sales ST small pro6ts
is the rule there, and il keeps them busy.
All who want hats cen be accommodated
there
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PARASOLS.

Another cut has been made on the prices OF our
SILK sun Umbrellas and Lace Trimmed Parsso 5.
he size OF our stock, the assortment and excel
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FESTIVAL
BARGAINS
NO MUSIC!

s~Not desiring 20 maintain an oppSsf-
lion 20 the Mozart Festival, We viii re-
fratn from fudolxfug I'm music NJ eur
Grand Opening OF Bargains throughsus
this wees. Outside OF the music. the
Greatest Attraetios on the BIsns this
week viii be at
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

feSDoo1 aotet
c. B. GALLOWAY d Com. PRoPRIEroRs
Rates-S2 so. s. and 81 per day, according to
size and location of room.
Table BOARD nor t1,oufh
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When you visit or leave New York ci:y
havoc azgsg ,expressage and cArrls hire, and
TOD at Grand Union Hotel opposite 6r1lsd Cen
traideuot Tourhundred and fifty eiezs nj 70 or1E-
dtted up At an expense of SIG Goo reduced 70 81
ard upwards per DAY. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best. Horse-caIs, stages enc eie-
bette for less money at the Grand Union rnen. At
any other frSt-class hotel in the CITY,
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A family want, aud 1 wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous prostrstioD, and l
IN my family.
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Trustees Sale.

TNDER a trust deed made to me as trustee on
II the 22d day OF January, 1885 by Felix Jones,
recorded in Chattel Book No. p page 4s7, of the
Registers ONCE Of this county. To secure certain
notes therein mentioned, which have become due
and not paid as stipulated, will as said trustee.
At the request OF II. Fitzgerald Co., the bens-
nclaries offer for sale at public outcry, on
Monday, the 2sth day or nsy, Isss,
at I2 O'Clock M, at No. go secoad street, in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, and sell 70 the highest
and best bidder for cash. the following described
personal property, to-wit: One sorrel mare, one
half.top carriage and harness. one road-wagon
and harness one open buggy and harness, one
sale, one desk, one set chairs, two buggy-poles
and one lot of saddles, brides, surcinglss,
blankets etc. r. d. JORDAN, Trustee.
u r Mcdonald, Auctiopeer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-16

VISITORS contemplating making purchases
of clothing would be benefited 10 call and
examine the extensive stock and prices at
the Golden Eagle One Price Clothing House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-16

HAVING 10 remove my marble-ToTks
very soon, arr offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwELL, IS Union st.