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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Dr. IisbI-'@ Inviroratar

Na. Q lstbe only positive euro for PhDSIAIoh- sHEA. Price of either lnugortlor. S2 per bot rIa- srv for SIl. S.nt Co any address 1u receipt of r-ics OF C. O. D. Responsible persons can pay when cured. Stuctr-t secrecy lnaintained- Patients cured at home. Dr. Llehlgs Dlspen arv has .lu elegant Drug Store m IFS nutlding.
 Too frequent eyacusuOus of the bladder and R1py Sediment iu urIue are -ymptoms or Sec oudarv seminal Weakness and ProstatOrrhea- Com plaiuts readily yield to the DR- LIEBids TREATMENT.
 Or.Iinarv Ca.r,.-Any recent case of special or private diseass5 cured for Sii. Remedies sui . hcl-nt to cure Will be prompt seul, with tuil directions and advice on receipt ot Slu. All uarI.as-z are securely covered from observation
 IuYiguraior sample, Free.
 To provo The wonderful power or the UHEAr GpRslN INvIaoRAroH a g. bottle oF either number will be saut free OT charge. Persons 1rderi1ea free bottle VIII only have Go pay ez- pro=-s.-a on delivery.
 Most Powerful Electric Bells Free to Fatirnf~. gau>uif;ss lon. Examination and advice free and private.
 eE LIEisIC d co. 500 Gesry st-. Private Entrance. tO5 Mason st. S t.. Sai
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Official Records.

DEEDS. Thomas Shean to D c Sanford, leo acres, SoDOita valley. S1,OOO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Its virtues are USQCEsTIoSABLE and lf- cU- EATIYE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. As TIE WRITER CAN PERSONALLY TEsTIFF, BOTH FROM EAfEl-L- ESCE AND OBSERVATION. Write ar once Co HAY LOCK q JESSEY, : Dey street. New York en'lus- ing Sl-n. and you wlu receive ng return a remedy that Will enable you 70 hear llss any nool el-e. and whose curative effect VIII bs perina- neut- You wlli never regret doing so- EDITOR MERCANTILE kEvIEv.
 Wro avoid lozs in the malls, please send money by Registered Letter.
 Ouly imported by HAfLOtk & JENNEh,
 DeY .t.. \. '. sole asents for Ameriea- wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
DR IIERIG
Di>pcnsary. Cor. Geary and Mason street.. san Fran
 rf.eo. California.

DispcnSary. Cor. Geary and
 Mason street.. san Fran
 cisco. California.
 THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE
 \ for the cure of all SPECIAL COMPLICATED and sO-Called lS- CUB tBLE CHRONIC DISEASES Dr Liebis's G.erniaR Envigo- ratar is positively guaranteed to sure Nervous and Physicai I hiry. SrmiHai rfcaSnes.. tust 7f+n hood. ~nermafrr- EIcl. Loss oT Energy. i;tm@- Iu. and DiExinr~s iu the ilCId. 1scianchalia. linpcle~~ Eyrliuss. ProstufnrShcs and 1l rIH results of youthful Im- G-g.-.H. and eEceFseS Of ma tusa g.ar.. Fhc iDactnr. a rrguiar College Physician fru.n Europe. uIiidgree t0 for t..t one ihaasanti lloilars for a al-s t.- tuVl-aratcr will not cure under special treal- maut and aivLte.
 The reason rn many cannot -a- cureI uf Weakness and the above dI-0lsa- ts owing Co @ complication. called PkOSlA- IOBhHEA. which reqllres pc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Cattle for sale, Apply to B. G., P. O box l51, Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Iupotau.y Evhgu-ei flJs.ity, treulsture De cllre and LU~~ OF MANHOOD. tn all tts coruplieaflou-. and from whatever cau-s- produced. lr eu-lohes and parties tle blood SfosuErleus the Ne-ves. BraIu, Nl.ctes, Diges tI1u. Reproductive Organ. and flI-lcal ana Mental Faculties. lt st0ps any unnatural debu ltarir. dram ruon the system. preventing Iuyol uutary losses. deblhtluuc dreams, seminal lo--es with the urus atc.. e1 des-lucufe e' UIud and body. lt Is a sure gi.lll .9r or all G KIDNEY AM BLADDER COMPLAINTS. ir contains no injurious ingredients 70 tho- >urrring from The evil cfiecfs or youihtui iudI~cTctiOn~ o- eNcc~~c~. a >perfag. AhoE augh and permanent GRE i> Ct A6AN FEED. Price. S2.5O per bottle, or hvs butile- m case. with full directions and advice, ~iV- Sent secure from observation co any addre-s up og receipt of price, or c. 0. To be had oniy nF
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
m GEElT ANTI.SYPnILITIC

Sufici-ut t1 show it's merit. will he sent Co any one applying by letter, stating his -ympt om s and age. Communications strictly counden thai
 dEW-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Notice to Creditors.

CREDITORS OF THE LATE JOHN R. V James are hereby notified t0 present their claims. with the necessary vouchers, tO the un- dersigned within ten months from the first pub hcatIon hereof at the otfCe Of iiayneS & Stiles, attorneys. No. 22f, Pennington street, Tucson Pima county. Arizona.
 ADELAIDE JAMES. Executrix. First publication July :. lssS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Hear What inc Deaf Say !

l. has performed @ miracle m my case. have no uuaarthly noises in my head and 2 hear much better.
 have been greatly benefited.
 NJ deafness helped a great de.lI--hIrk au- other bottle vFlll cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

H0stet-ers St0m- acn Bltfc--. by i1- screaziug vlfal pow her. and rendering ftie piIyslcal tune tI0uE regular and active keeps the system m good working order. and protects It against Iisea=a For con- stIraflon dyspepsia autilIvercomplaint rsrvuusue-s. kld- ueT and rheumatic aIIu uts 10 is iu- valuable audit af- furi- @ sure de- Fence against uala- rla- tave--, besides rsIlvI % all traces oi-ue D disease fr' m f.e aF-rl1u. Forsale
 l-l airigEi sfs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
DR. L. D. SALFIElD,

216 Kearney Street, san Franci-co, Cal.
 Cous1ltarous strictly confidential, by letter or at office FREE For the convenience Of pa tieuts and in order to insure perfect secrecy. ! have adopted a private address, under which sii packages are f0rEaried.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
Bakers Minllg Horse Power

THE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL
 | Machine ever invented for the service of PrO=pectOrs and others requiring the u-e uf a HOrse-F1we Possessing all the requirements of first class hoist and affordine means for Che continuous operation of a Pumpor Blower wIrh- out interfering with hoIsrlug apparatus.
 It is made entirely of Iron; no p.ece wei -fz over 2JO pounds. At the OruIuary speed of horse a loo pound bucket of ore may ue rsl-ed l3i feet per minute. The hoisting drum Is under the complete control of the man at the shaft and Is capable Of carryIng 5Nu feet of nye-eiett-- steel rope. The cost of erection i- slight. rvo men in half a. day can easily put it m place ready for work
 While this power is moro particularly Tor mn ing purposes. it IS equally adapted Co all other use where animal power ls required. s >iND
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18

Dst. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- retieuni, cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder COmplaiuts. GOnorrhGa. Gieer. Leucorrhoea For sale by all druggists; q bottle. slx bottle for S.
 DIR. MISTIE-S DandeliOn Pills are th. best and cheapest DyspepsIa and Billions cure in the market For sale by all druggists. ieidEs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Great English Remedyi

s Ia a nsTer-failing cure , Tor Nervous Debility. % Exhsusted Vitality VI 1eminal VI eaknsss. SperInatorrhGa. LOST ! MANHOOD. lmpo-sn { Cy. FarllysIs, Prostator- lirhGa and all the terri
 ible sffects of self Abuse. youthful fOllies
 and excesses m matursr
 lyesrs-such 1s !oss os
 Memory. Lassltude,Noc 5ro1 Co SocIe-y. D1mless ls Head the yl-sl tmt tns uriue, and uan-
 toinsans-y and io1th.
 gree .0 forfeit lave liuu- .e of this kinc the Vital his special advice and }. or for anything Impure
 it. DR- NIhIIE treats 1ccessfully without mer "a. Thorough eNamina- idiug analysis of grine. ! Restorative. F3.u0 @ bot
 quantity. Sl000; sent to ipt of price or C. Q. D.. n, and n private name 1T IF. M. D.
 eet, San Francisco. Cal. ] rREE nn nnnllr.rlnn L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.

Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
HOSE spd Hose Reels, Bailey's, 295 Sec.
ond.
PERSONS desiring cheap bord for summer,
see advertisement OF Chambers House in
eanother column.
Ia Nothing SO simple and perfect for
coIoriug a. the Diamond Dyes. For carpet
rags, better and cheaper than any other dye
stuhs.
If you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at ID.
Gutenberg, 231 Second street.
WITH Durkee's Salad Dressing there is no
waste or dissppointment-you are certain to
! produce a good salad. 1t costs less than
homemade, and is, besides, a superb table
sauce.
LADIES and gents, send your collars and
| cuffs to the Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
| Second street. We guarantee finish equal to
new. Send sample lot. Lace curtains O
specially. Calls and deliveries free.
To fill large orders for strong firms ia the
ambition Of all statesmen. When a psrticu-
| larly good thing of this kind is accomplished,
the successful salesman ia happy, and his
| friends talk absutit. They are always heard
| of. Mr. Henry G. Nall is now receiving con-
CALCULATIONS for making one Of the largest
| tobacco sales ever made in this city. II was
of r. A. Patterson & Co.'s celebrst brands,
and A. B. Tresdwell & Co. were the pur-
chsserr.
THE Memphis and Little Rock railroad
will sell round trip tickets, May Sd to 9th, TO
delegates attending The Supreme Lodge OF
knights of Honor, to be held at Calves
ton, Tex, at the low rate of s25 So; and
will also sell, commencing May Is. TO 9th,
round trip tickets TO delegates attending The
Southern Baptist Convention, to be held al
Waco, Tex, a, the rate of S2S 20. These
tickets will be good 10 return until June
18th. For sleeping car reservations, or other
information, cali on or address d. hughes,
ticket scent, 27S Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
PARIS, TENN.
4 Thriving, BustIiaS. Progressive
Tewn with History.
ITS Manufactures, Trade and Commerce
Memphis the "Quees city"
peclal Correspondence of the Arpeal.l

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
PARIS, April 30-Paris is the county seal
Of Henry county. Ii is situated on the
Lsuisviile and Nashville road, 131 miles
from Memphis and 240 from Louisville;
population, 5000. II is considered one Of the
bealihiest places in the State, being on a
high, dry elevation, 800 feet above the Ten
sessee river level. 1t was a. one time the
priacipa town in the western psrt OF the
State, and enjoys the reputation of having
produced more ststesInsn snd eminent men
than any other place OF its sizs in the South.
II has seyeral Times furnished the State with
supreme judges, chalCsllors and governors,
besides being the old home OF both the pres.
ent United States seuators.
TnIre are two cotton msnufsctoriss here,
running 2240 spindles, and making 1000
pounds of carpet warp and twiue per day,
with capital OF 100000. There is another
factory in the county, near Henry. Station,
which runs 576 spiodles and works sixteen
looms 10 the N anuf 4cture of STANDARD sheet
ings. The amount of capital invested in
manu- actories in the county is about $780,
900.
There is but one bank-the Comm .rcial-
with paid up capital OF $4,000, and a
surplus of $4,000. 1t has bees designated
as one OF the State depoItories. This bank
was established in 1877, with Z. L. Ellisos
as president, n. Harding cashier and A E.
White assistant cashier.
The merchants of this place are energetic,
thorough business men. Your correspondent
talked to several Of them who expressed
preference for Memphis as shipping poin
and market for country produce over any
other city, but for the diacriminatious
against her in freighis.
The writer had a converse alton this morn
ing with Col. r. p Cole, of this place, in
which he said, in speskirg of Memphi-: 81
have always regarded Memphis az the Queen
CITY Of the South. She has suffered terribly
in the past, but she will not gain do SO, for
her sanitary laws have been s. rigidly en-
forced that there is now less LEGAL cause for
an epidemic in Memphis than any city in
the South. 1t is only question Of time.
Memphis ia destioed in the near future 10 be
the metropolis of the South"
Tne farmers of this county are planting
largely this year, and many of them express
a Willingness to try Memphis rs 3 tobacco
msrket next winter. TRAVIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
TBEMEMORY OF ROBERT E. LEE.
JubaI a. EarIS's Offer of $1,000 for n
Monument tn Richmond, Va.

GSn. Jubal A Early has writtea letter in
relation 10 the proposed monument in Rich
mond, Va, TO Gen. Robert E Lee, and closes
with an offer that shows his sincerity. he
iescribss at some length the difficulties that
have lain in the way of the Lee Monument
Association, of sbich he was president, and
then comes down 10 practical suggestion ss
folloas:
81 an perfectly sstisf d that it is not prsc-
lea ole 10 raise a fluid sufficient for he con
templatsd monument by private coDtribu-
lions OF small smount. The officially and
expenses Of such a system are very great, aud
the experience OF the present association, az
we'll az that of the two schemes fox monu.
ments to Washington, fully demonstrate the
impractic ability of such schemes i. we
Gould raise q sum OF abou, $50 coo for the
purpose OF having executed sn equestrian
Eta ne Of Gen. LIE, then l have no doubt
enough money can he raised for placing that
statue On a suitable pc de.tal. That sun
must be raised by the voluntary contribu
tious OF persons who have the means and the
libers liiy to give it. not in driblets, nut in
large sums. IL has ben az object very dear
10 me to rec erec,td at the late capital OF the
Confederate States suitable monument TO
our Crea. commander, and desire 10 see that
10 lnumen' trec'ed IN my lifetime. My promo
FltlOQ LQles -Dtuc VIII I'LL
ith me W. shall each contribute the sun
$1,000 to be paid into come hang 10 the city
OF Richmond and pissed und the control
of gentlemen OF undoub:ei responsibility and
int griiy, so ths; there may be 10 danger oil
iis loss, and shat then srtis, he selected
BY a Committee to be sppoi1ted by the con-
tributors 10 the said fund for he purpose Of
executing in bronze an equestrian statue Of
Gen. Lee, which when completed, Is 10 be
plsced upon a pedestal in some suiisbls pub
lie ground in Richmond, say Monroe Park.
The Capitol Square, in lie present condition,
does not furnish any suitable location for
sut h a statue. and it nsvsr will furnish such
location uniess he governors hOuse Is re-
moved or he square extended out TO BIO "a
street., between n nth aud TEelf b. / wall
saw IN At, when not able ind gidu ally 10 con.
tribute the $1,000, two CT more gentle
mn --i..at unite for he Puc-
pose and when ne $4,000 are
secured smaller contributions nigh, BE- re-
ceived from others. This proposition is
| m ade ia sll sincerity ard Win "a anxious
d. sire that It shalt De sncsss-fui. This Is the
only way, IthinE, in which saythioz Ike
suHicien, So can b re,lizsd 1t need not be
expected IN II the Legi-is'ur- OF virginia vi i
repeat in this g The action IN regard to
the Washington monument. In fact, such
| action il not desirable for ressons that Will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
DTLLARD & COFFIN
COTTON FACTORS
And General Commission Merchants,
NOS. sOs AND 304 FRONT STREET. MEMPHIS.

resdily suggest themselves. / have felt some
hesitation about making the foregoing pro-
position in 80 public manner, as some per-
sons msy think il rather osten,atious on my
part, but the reflection that such a PROPOSE
lion, to meet with success. must necessarily
be made public, has overcome my own scru-
Piles. IL anyone shall desire 10 know why
do not make my own contribution without
requiring the cooperation OF others, L can
reply that / imsgine that l have already
done more 10 honor the memory of Gen. Lee
than any other citizen OF the State, and !
do not now desire to contribute suu OF
money which msy be locked up indefinitely
and perhaps never be applied TO the object
for which it was intended. What i now de.
sire 10 Contribute / wish 10 contribute in
such mode as shall insure its application
Of the proposed object at once and withou
r;ar Of faiIureO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
PERSONALS.

Mr.. WALKER KENNEDY, of the ArdIdnche,
returned yesterday from a trip TO Louisville.
CAPT. JOHN ID. WALDRAN returned yester-
dag from Cairo, Ill. He looks like -four
time winner"
Mr. HENRY G. NALL ives rejoicing yes
terday over the appearance of atwelve-pound
tor at his residence-in fue condition.
CoTToN EXCHANGE visitors yesterday: A.
c. Terrill, Arksn.a-; j. B. Alleu, New Or
leans; S. G Andrew, Portland, Ne; Col. S.
W. White, fernando; B. G. Lake, New York.
Nh. S. L RENEsU, Of Memphis, and Miss
Lydia Hays, OF Missouri, were married in
this city yesterday, the Raw. Warner Moore
officiating. Mr.. Il nsau is one of the beat
koown printers in Memphis, having been at
Que time and another, injected with every
paper in the city. He sud his bride have the
best wishes Of the APPEAL for their future
prosperity and happiness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
AMUSEMENTS.
The sisters, Concert.

The concert given at Leubrie's Thealer lsst
night for the benefit of the Sisters of the
Cool Shepherd wss well attended and fu'.
filed every expectation OF Enjoyment. Tn.
programme was we'll and promptly Carried
out under the management OF Mr.. Peter
Tracy, who seems 10 have decided talent
for The control OF such undertakings. II is
proper to add that he had able asss' ants in
Prof. Handwerker's orchestra, Prof. Harrs
Piano, the sccompanist on the in.trum nt o.
his name, aud Mr.. LEO Kremer. They rem
dered the overture, Won Suppe's prince
and Peasant" so we'll as TO put he audience
in mood to he pleased with all tba fol-
lowed. Prof c. I. Schulz, sang "rhe Pretty
Birds" in way that drew handsome round
of applause. "a Feature in SJciety" was
next discussed by Mi Barney Hughes.
The "festureo upon which the ieciur,r
poured the light of his fancifu wit,
was the nose-a thiog, he described, %
not ornamental, but altogether indispensable.
II is something not to be ''sne. z-d ST." There
are noses that look as if they had been shot
at long range and landed on the face in sec
TONS but they make just as much noise IN
the world as others that went of at hslf
cock, and gathered size like snow ball on
the way TO the mark. The nose is baron.
eter, gathering or losing color from changes
In the temperature oil the air, or the feelings.
If person's nose wrinkles above the second
joint when be speaks to you about yourself,
or 10 your friends about you, don't trust
him, for he doesn't like you. Toe big nose
lie not beautiful, perhaps, but lis usefulness
cannot be gainsaid; fer one of them csn
catch all the cold going in three wards. The
lecturer closed with rebuke to poets who
had written volumes about the tear that fai lin
from the eye, but gave never a line
to the tear that falls from the nose,
Miss Blanche Miles, the child prima donna OF
Patience fame, sang Scsnlan's "Peek-a- Boo"
very sweetly, and acted it with a charming
abandon. She has talent beyond he. years,
and the encore awarded her was richly de-.
served. Little Joe" wss next recited by
Miss Leila Seaton. II the APPEAL mistakes
not, this was Miss Seaton's fret appearance
in such role, and her success wss for that
reason the more creditable. She showed The
faculty so rare even with professionals. of
forgetting herself in the expression of The
liner, and aided the recitation with an.
propriate action. 1t is to be hoped that
she will consent to favor the public as often
as possible with her powers of pleasing.
Miss Tillie Smith, one of the sweetest and
most sympathetic singers in Memphis, de.
lighted the audience with MiIlard's "Wsit-
ing" 10 which Mr.. Otto Bruch gave flute
oot'2ato In his own accomplished style. A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
COME 70 HEkDQUARTE
PRICES QUOTED LOWER THAN EVER E.
Look Through, You Can Save Money!

Rhadames, Satin surah anu
iIIeux Dress reduced S3o to SIS
Style reduced from S- 'o 10 s7'
Dresse reduced from S3o TO S2S d.
Plain COiOrs newest
frOmS o
Medium ehaGes'
SIG so TO SO so.
Spring Trimmed, Plain Coors' Fohec'
Sl2 TO 81 20
80 Light Gamers Hair Dresses
style, reduced from $50 TO sI7 so.
Ooi reduced from SOL" -
lad BEST Wrappers reduced 81 10 81 ID.
Jerse Evening" shades, So 80 each
reduced SD 10 S
Twill buyt the EeAin striped
Lac ParasOi in the city for The money.
KssrgaUs Every De-
is cOmoete by constant add-
tiOnsF from ne Markets-esa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

the necessity for strong company to deal
in land, aud hold out inducements 10 inmI-
grants, also to encourage the clearing of the
large timber trscs in the sGj 1ining States,
has long been known TO intelligent C liz ms.
Such company has been formed of home
people. This company will pay attention to
the recovery of forfeited lands, especially in
Arkansas; will handle large or email bodies
Of land; will endeavor TO develop the timber
interests of the Mississippi Valley, and will
encourage the introduc' ion of laoor from
abroad. Sc the compsny's card.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBUBG, May 1.-Arrivsd: City Of Cairo
St. Louis $3.50 p m. Departed: Will Kyle, Cincin-
matt. am; City of Providence. ST. Louis, II
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-Night-River fall
ing with II feet inches in the canal, and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and pleasant
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-Arrived: Mary
Houston, Cincinnati; Departed: Centennial.
John Dippold and barges, St. Louis; Paris c,
Brown, Cincinnati.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
Five Legal Decisions

Sustain and establish J. II. Z-ilin & Coz
prior and exclusive right 10 abr. a. Q Sim
mons Liver Regulator or Medicine" aEd to
the cole use of the name 'Simmons," q. ap-
piled to Liver Medicine, aud perpetually
epjoin the use thereof 10 others. Relying On
said DEGREES, j H. Z.ilin & CO. caution deal
era, consumers aud the public generally that
any one infringing their trademark or deal
ing in counterfeits thereof make themselves
liable to an Injunction and damages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Muse Festival is booming right
along.
The sale of seats for Frank Gray's
benefit is progressing al Hollenberg's.
The Eckford Baseball Club will hold a
meeting at their headquarters tonight.
Everybody should attend Frank Gray's
benefit Friday night. A fine double bill
will be presented.
From 9 to II o'clock is Manager Gray's
Office hours, selling Mozart tickets at Mans
6eld's, 296 Main street.
Fred Setherberg will be tried to-day
for an attempt to rape cOlored chamber
maid at the Commercial Hotel.
The congregation of the Luther an
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]. III. Smiths Sons Union Club
RYE WHISKY

"IM happy 10 cay DR. Bsnsou's Skin Cure
has cured my Eczema of the scalp, Of four
years standing" John A. Andrews, attorney
al law, Ashton, Ill. 81, at druggists Endorsed
by physciaus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02

Waen you visit or leave New ] ork city
hAveb sggAse ,expresssge and carIis ., hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel. opposite c raRd Cei-
Eral depot -Four hundred and FLY elegant 20 0nfs-
fitted up at an expense of sl0 000o, reduced 10 Ct
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best Eorse-csrs, stages snd ele-
Tsted railroad to al depots. Families csH live
bette for less money st the Grand Union than at
uf.ih arzf.nlaEs hftt N CITY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-02
The Rush

FIR tickets in next Tussday'a drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery has been very lively.
All The tickets will he takcu, and those who
wast them had better go early. Every one
tnows this lottery TO be a fair scheme, in
which all the tickets are drawn and awards
promptly made. Ne. West Court street is
hea6quartsrs.