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from you. You have been father to
him, and it is right that he should be
your son. But he is my boy, my
darling"
"Wa'al marm," said Sandy, as his face
sOftened into smile, as full of pleasant
ness as a may morning, grasping, as he
spoke, Willis hand, thar amt no reason,
as | knows, why we can't both love this
yOungster. He's good boy, as good as
they make 'em; and reckon we can ar
range things so as to suit all parties.
You and your husband had better stay
on the ranch for month or two an
Well have plenty of time to talk it all
out. was afeared," continued Sandy,
after pause, las how l might have lost
the boy long o. your comm, but sees
that amt so, an bless God for the joy
He has given you this day. Lett all go
into the house and talk it over"
And so 1t was arranged. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ban nstOh and Edith stayed at the ranch
for three months. During that time
Wills mother had chance to tell how
she had been carried off by the Indians
and rescued by the United States within
a week; how she had met her then hus-
band some eight years afterwards and
married him, and how she had never
ceased thinking about her boy that had
died, as she supposed, in the desert. Dur
ing the three months Will discovered
the fact that he was very glad Edith
HOvee was not his relation by blood.
When the BarnstOns did leave, they did
so two days after Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thorndike had taken the cars on their
wedding tour. Sandy gave Will one
half the ranch, stocking it for him, and
the last time saw Will he told me he
was going to run for congress. He was
full of the pleasure he expected to have
in getting his MOTHER his wife and
babies, and his father, AS he always
called old Sandy, together once more in
his home in Washington. Alfred Balch.
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Is unfailing and infal-
lible in curing Epilep-
tic Fits, Spasms, Con-
yulsions, Saint Vitus'
Dance, Alcoholism, OPP
tum Eating, Spermat-
orrhGa, SeminalWeak-
ness, Impotency, Syph-
Ills, Scrofula and all
Nervous and Blood dis
eases. To Clergymen,
Lawyers, Literary men,
Merchants, Ba n ers,
Ladies' and gil whose
sedentary employment
causes Nervous Pros
tratlon, Irregularities
of the blood, stomach,
bowels or kidneys, or
who require o nerve
ic,appetizer orstim-
ulant, Samaritan Ner-
vine is Invaluable
Thousands proclaim IL
hat ever sustained the
Druggists.
MEDICAL CO,
'ietors. ~. Joseph, Mo.
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China, Glass and Queensware
OF the very best quality, and at cost.
JACK BROS, JR., PAX Main street.

Elegant Vases, Toilet Sets, Etc.,
At astonishing low figures until next week
Call and be convinced.
PAX MAIN STREET.
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LOCAL NUfICGS.
Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.

Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
The worst cases of FLUX, DYsENETRY aud
DIARRHEA positively and speedily cured
with one bottle OF medicine. Call at No. 80
Bssle street.
IL you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at II.
Gutenberg, 231 Second street.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
soon, / ana now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAXWELL, IS Union st.
SUDDEN changes OF weather are productive
of throat diseases, coughs, colds, eic. There
is no more effectuAl relief in these diseases
TO be found than in the use of Browns Bron-
chial Troches. Price 25 cents.
THE Gabler Upright Piano, used a. her
own rooms by Mime. Julia. Rive-Kipg during
her stay in Memphis, WAS from the ware
rooms of z. Witzmsnn & Co., sole agents of
the S.einway and Weber pianos.
81 WOULDN'T be without DR.. Benson's Gel
cry aud Chamomile Pills if they cost 81 a
pill. They cured me of neuralgia of nine
years standing" Joseph Snyder, Paxions,
Pa. Fifty cents per box, at druggists.
LADIES and gents wearing apparel,
plumes, kid gloves and lsoes dyed any shade
or color. Grapes and velve,s renovated
cloaks and dresses chemically clesned, with
out ripping and with all trimmings. Goods
received and returned by express, at Mem.
phis Steam Dyeing Establishment.
B. A. HoLLENBERG, Proprietor
THE Maifest and Concert of the Germ an
order Harugari st the Exposition Hall on
May 21st, promises to be 8 great success, az
we understand the music ia under the lead.
ersbiP of Prof. Karch, who is known as the
best musician in the city, and all the other
musicians under his direction are known as
first class performers and cannot be beat by
any others. There will be two dancing
rings-one for children and one for grown
persons-a feature which was never before
introduced in this city. Therefore, parents
bring your children TO the hall and enjoy
yourselves through your children. We were
once young and we should not interfere with
those epjoyments, but encourage them in 1t
They will too soon find out the cares and
troubles OF this life.
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RAPED HIS JACKET.
The Sensation Little Piece of Cow.
hide Created on Court Street Yes.
terday Evening.

There was some new scenery around Court
Square about $50 o'clock Yesterday evening,
and the bunnies from their nests in the tree
tops had free show. The performance was
of rather sensational character, partsking
in its sbsurdity of the opera 6oufe. About
the hour named a man named Claverie, who
is employed as a clerk in the auditors Office
of the Southern Express Company, took his
little cowhide and went out on the war path.
The object of his campaign was Mark L.
Luf, small parsonage who is also en-
ployed in ths same office, the two having
desks near each other. From all that
could be learned nothing was said by
either party sWhen they met on the
pavement in front of the Express office,
and The first sound heard was the swish Of
the "blus betty" in the air as il fell upon the
shoulders OF the dimiuutive Luf. Then
they adjourned TO the middle of the street,
and The cowhide again descended. A third
time the blow was repeated, and a crowd
turned out 10 see the fun. Lick number four
fell, and as the proceeding was growing
rather monotonous, by reason of the failure
OF the smaller man 10 take any share in it,
Claverie turned about and went his way with
the weapon quiveriDg in his hand. Luff
also drew down his hat like drop.curtain,
and made his bow to the audience. Ru-
mors of vengeance he intends to wreak at
some future time not stated fill the atmos-
phere with s sulphuric fragrance. The ORR
gin of the difficulty is sunk in gloom, but it
Is said the gentleman had personal ,misun-
derstsnding during the day of such char
acter that Claverie thought it called for
this, the worst OF all forms OF wreaking- VEN
geanca
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THE INTERSTATE I.IBRoGLIo.

To the Avalanche:
Among Gen. Chalmers's accusations against
Col. Galloway ID q charge 30 uojust l desIre
to make a statement do this because | am
knowing to the facts, and also because l have
heard that same charge made in private and
have IS often refuted it in private. This is
the fret time, ] think, it has been publicly
N ade, / refer 10 the charge that Col. Gala
yay acted dishonorably shout the monu.
mental fund. Ii happened that L belonged
10 the association for collecting the monu-
mental fund. OF which Mrs. Galloway was
president. After we had collected about
$500 it was thought advisable by some Of
the ladies 10 lend the money at interest while
we were getting up more collections. At that
time Col. Galway was part owner of the
Avalanche. Mrs. Galloway loaned the
money 10 the Avalanche, taking the note Of
the proprietors, secured by what we thought
IN be one of the souDdest Front street firms.
Some time afterrard Col. Galloway sold out
his interest in the Avalanche TO Col. Keller,
xbo assumed the monumental debt. Tae
A,1Lnnche got in trouble and could not paJ
nm on demand. The Front street firm COL
Isnssd. was one of the committee to wait
on Col. Keller. He told US he could not pay
Immediately, but he would pay as soon as be
nos.ibIy could. Col. Keller did eventually
nav every dime of the money, and it Was APP
nIisd to building the monument. Neither
Col. Keller or Col Galloway acted at all dis
bonorably in that monumental affair.
ELIZABETH A. MERIWEFHER
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENITENTIARY.
SIX YEARS TERN LEASE NOTICE.

DURsUANT 10 an Act OF the General Assembly
l. OF the State OF Tennessee, passed March ~
1883, approved March 20, 1883, and entitled An
Act 10 rrsvide for The lease and management OF
the State Penileniiary." the Governor oil Tennes-
a as sp n9 OF @ an M ses 1 81 on 70 aeos
at the front door OF the capitol In Nashyille. Tenn.s
will lease AT public cutlery, 70 the highest bicdsr.
1881 NE me Perm on n u and the
Of the conyicts. together with the quarry grounds,
patterns, ETC., belonging 70 the State.
TERMs-The lease viii be made upon the follow
tsioo 600 dolisis per snnum. payable ausrteriy,
clear OF all expenses 10 the state ON any sooouI
except the salaries OF the superintendent wardsn z.
assistant warden, surgeon and chaplain, which y
are TO be paid by the State, and bond with ep-
proved security is 70 be given therefor, and for
said act in regard 70 the lease.
Ali persons desiring 70 bid win be required be-
e 20 h signed ne ~ ose ro% sey
10 give sureties, which shall obligae such per-
sons 10 become the sureties on the bono requiree.
quired, in addition tSereto % ie with the Gov
en ihoSssnS do. psyss
70 his order and 70 be forfeited 70 the stAts II the
bid of such party be accepted and Is not compiisd
with thess requirements will not be cried or con
sidered against the bid OF party who has:
win be made Il here referred 70 a. part hereof
copy OF which will be furnished any person ae-
string TO become bidder, upon sppncauon " -
Secretary OF State or Governor.
LocATfos-The Penitentisry IL located IN Haah-
Vile, and has been leased for number OF yeen.
The average number Of coDvicts therein during
the Last two years Ia thirteen hundred and nxtec4
lSl6), and there are now thirteen hundrsd 80
foiRy three (1343) therein. --,...
RksTRIcTioss-The lessees viii not be permitted
10 keep more than 1--WE hundred ana NIFTY 1850 male
conyicts in the main prison al any one Time, but
will have the authority 70 Work The same any
where In Tennessee-ssfe and suitable quarteu
being furnisbed-subject TO the rules and regular
tons provided in said act and otherwise provided
by law.
How ENrIoYKD-Iarge numbers hsy. fegulafiy
been hired ont by the present lessees 70 work IN
the mines and ia the construction Of railroads-
etc ia Tennessee. They also employ those In The
prison building at Nashville (many of whom are
experienced aud skilled laborers aud OF long term
sentencu) in manufacturing wagons, iron hollow
ware. furniture, etc. the average number Oh WAC
ons now ma de being about fifty day. -
For Information and particulars address The IN
derkigned OF the Governor.
Done by order Of Vim. B. Bate, Governor OF Ton
nessee, this April %, 1883.
secretsry Of State Esshyille. as
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plank, and 81 Is without, both using the
came character of stone. The contract was
given to the highest bidder, making differ
ence OF about $500. Now, if the Taxing
District had plenty OF funds, and were not
begging the residents of the street for sub
scriPtlons, 1t possibly might be all right 10
give $500 to favorite; but So they are too
poor to complete the work, and are begging
for help, it does look little inconsistent.
Oar commissioners are all honorable men,
and / would not intimate or insinuate lbsl
it is not all right anyway, but ii does not
quite consist with the views of
TANpANER
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DR.. BENsoN's Skin Cure is without peer.
II consists of both external and internal
treatment, and costs only 81 per package, at
druggists'
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THE MERCANTILE BANK.
A Strsng New Corporation TO Com,
mence Business Te-MOrrOw at
80 Madison Street.

This new bank commences business TO-
morrow morning with cash capital Of
100000. John R. God~in is president, J..
NJ. Goodbar vice.presdent, and Hunter
Raine cashier. Thee are just as good Off
GERS as any bank wants. The directory is
composed of leading business men. Taken
altogether, the bank commences business
under most favorable circumstances, and We
believe that its career will be a brilliant
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az Per DOzea.

Prof. Gebhardt, of the Cottage Gallery, is
making beautiful photographs at g per
dozen. He is good artist, and his work
meets with the approval of all customers.
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ATTEND the Harugari's picnic. 1t will be
a good one
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Stealing a Reputation.

Would you trust one dishonest enough 10
steal the reputation of another, to make for
you anything-especially your physic-not
knowing OF what it may be compounded?
How to tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
ulator; Look for the wrapper having large
red q in the center and the signature of j.
H. Z-ilin & Co. on the side. All others are
worthless and injurious limitations. Don't
tamper with them, however plausibly rec
ommended-health and life are too precious
to eudsnger.
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KAHN a. FREIBERO,
Corner Main and Poplar.

Read our advertisement and study your
interest.
10, 12ic, yard wide fine Brown Linen,
10, 121c; finest Blue Linen Lawn, white
dots, 12i, ST and 12t; Wool Bunting, any
shade, 124, Csc; finest Black Cashmerss,
Is and SOC; 75c, wine-e0lOred brocaded
elegant Silk, 75c; SOC, grand brocaded
Silk Grenadines, Doc, any color-stone,
terra Gotta, black and white; Sc yarj,
so pieces Merrimsc slightly damaged
C,licos. Sc; l0c, solid color,d Chambrays,
1Oc; 2ic, white or ecru 6nest Crepe Null,
l2ac; SOC, finest White Linens, short
pieces, SOC; 81, French Kid 8 strap San
dals, IL and 75c.
In Cent? Department Kahn 4 Fret
berg offer this week:
S. aud 81 so, excellent Cashmere Suits,
Sc; I5c, full regular-made Seamless
Socks, 15c; 25c, Gents ine White Drill
Drawers, 25c; Soc, Gents' Nainsook Un.
dershirt., 25c; 15c, Gents fine bordered
Linen Handkerchiefs, l5c; 10c, good com
mon Straw Hats, l0c.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Sol. COIN. of Concordia, Miss, visited
the city yesterday.
Mr.. P. Common, of 81. Louis, was visitor
at the Merchants Exchange yesterday.
CAPT GEO. H. SMITH and Mr.. Geo. Mes
sonier, OF the steamer Sunfower, were in the
city yesterday.
MISS CARRIE DoBYNs, Of the Cincinnati
School of Design, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Clre McDavitt, PAT Alabama street.
Mr. CHAs SHELBY, Of Bartlett, and Mics
Hester FL. Baker, of Memphis, were married,
last Thursday afternoon, at the Christian
church.
ALFRED FReMAN, for many years jsnitor
of the Planters Insurance building, has
lately been given an excellent situation by
the new Mercantile Bank. He is intelligent,
worthy and highly deserving of this promo
tlon, and will not fail to give the fullest sat-
isfaction to his new employers.
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A Card.

The undersigned herewith respectfully in
form the public in general, and the, ladies
in particular, that we have opened at S47
Main street, opposite c.. r. Ryan's grocery
house, first class Confectionery and Ladies'
Ice.Cream Parlor. Everything served will
be the best, in frst.class style. Our home
made candies are made fresh every day, and
strictly pure, and we offer them al forty cents
= pound, put up in neat and tasty boxes and
fancy baskets. Ladies when up town shop
ping will please give US a call, and try cur
soda and mead. Respectfully,
W. C. CORRELL & co,
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Haruxari MaIfe.l and Concert.

We are informed that the Arrangement
COMMITTEES have set aside two dancing-rings
for children, one fer those under ten years of
sge, and one for those from ten to fifteen
years, and that the hall will be finely dec
GRATED with flowers, evergreens and fags,
and the floor will be waxed. The bar will
be under the management OF the well and
favorably-k.own Capt. M. F. Ball, and will
be supplied with the best stock Of old
whisky, brandy, wine, liquors and Schlitz's
Milwaukee beer. II is only necessary to
mention that the confectionery and restsu-
rant are in the hands of our jovial fellow
citizen, J. j. Heinrich, and the public know
enough. 1t fact, the Management Commit
tee will try to please and answer everybody,
old any young. Anyone that wants to snend
q pleasant afternoon and night should so to
the Exposition Building tomorrow, rain oil
shine. 1t will be fine, and the electric light
will be superb.
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A lecture by the Rev. j. William Jones,
DID, secretary of the Southern Historical
Society, at the Central Baptist church, Tues
day, May 22d, at o'clock. Single tickets,
SOC; three tickets, 81; children, 25c.
THE Harugari Society's picnic will be an
enjoyable sffair.
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CONSTITUTIONAL.
SO Judge Greer Declares the Gambling
Act to Be-Full Text of
His Decision.
Motion 20 Qaash One Indictment sus
tanned, and the Motion to Quash
the Other 0VerruIed.

The motion toqussh the Indictment against
ore Frank Treadwell for keeping gambling
house. found uoder the Law making that
oheuse felony, WIS ruled on by Judg
G,eer y,s'erd morning. He decided IN
zee hrsi pls &C at the act was consiil uiOuzl,
and again that it was not necessary for the
caption Of "a sct TO embrace everything in
lis body. He ignored the question as to it,
public lolicy. The opinion is given in full
below. The attorneys for the gamblers at
once prayed an appeal.
On the motion to suash the other indict-
neHt, under the law making the ofense q
misdemesnor, Judge Greer decided favora.
bic, and against the attorney general, who
also took an appeal to the Supreme Court.
By this means the whole matter will be
Investigated by the supreme tribunal Of the
State, in all its bearings.
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YounK Aen's Hebrew Association Hop
ana Dramnlic EaIertnI n meaI.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association Of
Memphis, Tenn, which promises to be the
strongest of its kind in the country, will on
Tuesday, May 18th, give a dramatic enter
tainment and hop st Estiyal Park. The play
under rehearsal is the Last Loaf, which gives
good scope 10 every amateur in The cast. II
i. something which all our play-going people
should not fail to see. We do not hesitate
10 say that the participants will compare ia
vsrsbly with professionals. We feelSssured
that the elite OF the city will attend, as it is
not often that our people are treated to such
an evening of pleasure.
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Oircsit Cour,-Piercs, Judge.

The May term OF the Circuit Court begins
Monday, May Il, 1888, at 2 o'clock p.n., the
Hon. james NJ. Greer presiding by inter-
change. Calendar for first day: Nos. 426,
G.yoso Gas Light Company VS. J William
son ct al; 1898, A. A. Maginnis & Son VS. A.
Hsycock ct al; 1889, Freedmen's Savings
and Trust Company vs. w. L. Marsh; 1898,
Toof, Phillips & Co. va E. K. Hart ct al;
$500, Memphis Bar and Library Association
va J. Bigelow
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HOP BITTERS.
Vital Questions!


AK The most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the beet thing in
the world for quietipg and allaying all irri-
tation of the nerves and curing all forms OF
nervous complaints, giving natural, childliks
refreshing sleep aiwsys1
And they will tell you unhesitatingly,
Some form OF Hopsp
CHAPTER I.
AK any or all Of the most eminent physi-
clans:
"What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on TO cure all diseases oil the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Brights
disease, diabetes, retention or insbiliiy 10 re-
tain urine, and all the diseases and silmsnts
peculiar 10 Women,"
And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phaticslly, Buchu"
Ask the same physicians
What IL the most reliable and mrest cure
fer all liver diseases or dyspep-is, conslips-
ton, indigestion, biliousnes,, Inslsrial lever,
ague," ETC., snd they will tell you
Mandrake or DAndelionP
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bittsrs, such .
wonderful and mysterious curative power 10
developed, which j. 30 ysried in iis opera
tons that no disease or ill-bealth can Possi-
bly, exist or resist it, power, and yet Il 10
Harmless for the most Trail woman, weak
esl invalid or smallest child TO Use.
CHAPTER IL
Patients
Almost dead or nearly dying
For YEAR., aod given up by .pbysiciAns Of
Br.gbt's and other kidney diseases. liver
complaints severe coughs, called consumption.
have been cured
Women gone nearly crazyi
Prom aEouy OF neunslgiG nervousness, uakeful-
ness and The various diseases peculiar 70 women.
People drawn out Of shape from excruciAting
Iniammatory and chronic. or suffering from
BcrOfulai
EryipelaSi
salt khsum Blood Poisoning, Dyspepsia, Indi.
gefti1n, aud In ia & almost all diseases fraii
Nature II heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bitters. proof of which
can be found In livery neigbborhood in ne Known
world
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Cheap Ladies' Millinery.

On account of removal Mr.. J. Baum will
sell, on and after Monday, May 21st, at bis
store No. 1873 Main street, lot OF first class
millinery, at a great reduction, conssting
Of flowers, feathers, trimmed and untrimmed
hats, and other fancy goods. 1t would be TO
every lady's advantage 10 call and examine
these goods, as they must be sold within
thirty days.
j. BAUM, No. 1873 Main st.
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Meats and Vegetables

Mr.. V. D. Fuchs, at 80 and Al Jefferson
street, keeps the finest Of meats-beef, veal
and muttou-and vegetables. He is always
up with the times, having everything per.
tanning to his business. He is now dealing
largely in fresh vegetables, and people can
find there whatever is new and good from
the garden. Delivery of goods promptly at
tended to. Orders sent in this morning will
be filed before o'clock.
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A family want, aad / worder hoW se ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me OF nervous prosirstiOn, and
have used il since for sll kinds OF ccmplaists
in my family.
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DAIR OF EYEGLASSES
MEsgFNGFR Rrsdstraet Arauog
LOST.
REWARD.

GSO0 REWARD-For the recovery OF the
aDOOO body of GUS COLEMAN. AL3j0 clock
-nGey morning Gus Coleman, owner OF the tug
=tSl.E, Tell from that boat, and WAS drowned 100
laligsNabOve Memphis, opposite Karr's woodyafd.
b. Aad on his person at the time about $500 in
cash, gold watch and chain and gold ring, with
bis name engraved on each. He was six feet enc
inch in hight, weighted about 200 pounds, with
Light hair and mustsche. He wore white end-blscE
checked pants and vest, ana without coat or
shoes. Two hundred dollars IN addition 10 any
money found on his person win be paid for the re
coYery Of the body and return OF the watch and
rins. address MATILDA COLEMAN,
273 Poplar street, Memphis, Tenn,
liberal reward will also be given for reliable
information that would lead to the finding of the
man aud woman who stated that thsy had found
And hurried the hnnN-