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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07
Bridgeport.

Thomas Duncan has been appoin ted ex'
press agent OF the American Express Com
pany over the c. L.. Il W. Il. X.
The members OF the Home Building AS
seciation will meet at F. c. Robinson's
office, on Friday evening, to elect directors
snd transact other important business.
Ralph Bingham entertained Il very good
sized audience at the West End NJ. +.
Church last night.
Samuel McConakey died on Tuesday
evening at his house near Mt. Pleasant in
the Slst year of his age. He was the last
of a large family Of children who have
been prominent in the affairs Of this neigh
borhood for half a century. He was an
uncle of II. +. Wells, Of this city. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at |
o'clock. lnterment at Scotch Ridge.
John Jones. a miner at the Eth mill
coal bank, was caught between a moving
car and the wall of the bank on Tuesday
evening and seriously bruised.
Neminger, who shot young Wolf, was
examined yesterday and held under a bond
OF =, 600, which he failed to give and was
taken to st. Clairsville and placed in Jail.
Wolf is in
AVERY BAD CONDITION.
and was suffering much pain yesterday.
The bail was extracted on Tuesday evening
about 9 o'clock.
The C., L.. IL W. pay car was down yes
terday scattering the ducats among the
boys.
4 well contested dog fight was the at.
traction in Kirkwood yesterday morning.
Alexander's purp was the victor.
Harry Lynch, the well known engineer,
is on the SICK list.
~ I- -.la. L., rn,tal Iar
house here and moved her family over on
the Island.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers at the
First NJ. T.. Church to. night.
The roof on the bridge across the river
was being repaired yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07

MUNICIPAL COURT.
This court was occupied yesterday with
the Fair Ground case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07

REaT RT0OD PURIPIBR

have used yosr cuiicurs rsmsdH 9,af
srsI Gases Of Eczems, Molst rod " Rrs
ana cured them all Your CutsU.totSfE
vent, 20 ar - ny supply sy3ss1S csd =
cheney any a~itsfstivs eompound sxess
Gerl Ihsye ever nade use OF 10
practice Of 20 years dufst,on;d-HERnb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07
DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS!

Bargains in Lace Curtains,
At Jacobs
Bargains in Parasols,
At Jacobs.
Bargains in Black Silks,
AT Jacobs.
Bargains in Colored Silks,
AT Jacobs.
Bargains in Summer Silks,
At Jacobs
Bargains in White Goods,
At Jacobs.
Bargains in Lawns,
At Jacobs.
Bargains in all the new shades
in CashmereS and Nuns
Vcilings, at
Jacobs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31

Sc; clear rib, 10ic; clear, 10tc. Butter steady;
choice Western reserve, 25c; choice Central
Ohio, 20c.
ST. LOUIS, January 3O.-Pork frmer,
S17 IS cash, Sl7 20 bid February, $17 % bid
March, $17 20 bid May. Bulk meat. steady;
car lots, shoulders. 6.40e; short rib, SIC; short
clear, &c. Bacon frmer; shoulders, Sc; long
clear, 95c; short rib, Toe; short clear, I0sc.
Lard nominal, l045c.
BALTIMORE, January 30-Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Mess pork, SIS 50918 rs.
Bulk mests-shoBideTs and clear rib sidee,
packed, 759l0c. Bacon-shoulders 93c; clear
rib sides, 11tc; hams, 13a9144c. Lard-re-
fined, 12c Butter dull; Western, packed,
2O@25c; roll, l7@22c. Eggss,eady fresh, 25c.
NEW ORLEANS, January 30.-Proyisions
unchanged. PORK, Sl8 l23@l8 25. Lard
refined fierce, 1I@118c; keg, 113c. Bulk
mests-shoulders, packed, 7.l0@7Ic; clear
rib and long clear, 9iG91c. Bscon-clesr
rib and long clear, 10.9l03c. Sugar-cured
hams-choice canvssed, 12(9123c. Cotton
seed oil-crude, 36@37c; summer yellow re-
fined, 42@43c.
CHICAGO, January 30.-Pork frmer; 81 80
OH 80 cash, Sl7 80 January, S17 SOFA
II 524 February, S17 62t@17 IS March,
ST S21f9l7 So April, S18 02391S 05 May,
s18 10 June. Lard stronger; 102c cash and
January, l03@l0773c February, 1890 g
10 922 March, lie bid April, 11.15G1l. 173c
May, 1l1749ll zoe june. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders, soc; shsrt RIB, Sc;
short clear, 8 Doc. Butter weak; fair 10 fancy
creamery, 25(935c; good to fancy dairy, 2O9
2Sc.
CaA-Pork irregular; ST. 40 bid January,
Sl7 so February, s17 65417 67a March
Sl7 S2l6,l7 50 April, SIS GA May, ST. SO
June. Lard advanced 24c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
The "NickeI.PIate" Organized by the
VAnderbilts.

CLEVELAND, o., January 30.-At the an
nual meeting OF stockholders of the New
York, Chicsgo and st. Louis railway, better
known as the "Nickel-Plate," the following
gentlemen were elected directors: w. II
Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Augustus
ScheIl, ]. II. Deversux, Stevenson Burke, d.
w. Caldwell, James C. Tillinghast, II Mex.
Twombly, w. c. Whitney. Frederick w.
Vanderbilt, Arson Stager, ]. III. Wade and
Charles II ckox. OF: these Mr.. Stsger is of
!. Chicago; Messrs. D4vereux, Purke, Wade
Uickox. of Cleveland; aud the remain
gsw York. No change, except that
y Vanderbilt takes the place of Gen.
Magee. Directors chosen-W. H. Wander
bilt, president; ID. w. Caldwell, vice-presi-
dent and general manager; F. w. Wander
hilt secretary aud treasurer; III. II. Ham
mersley, assistant treasurer. The Nsnder-
bilt interest vot 100000 shares. L. NJ
Schwsnn and Z. G. Michel resigned as sec
rotary and treasurer before The meeting.
They hold similar positions for the Seney
Syndicate. p. esidrnt Vanderbilt. replying
TO a qut STOP, says if the road does not pay
fixed charges, the LAKE. Score will not pay
the deficiency; that L Ike Sh res assumes no
! obligations further than any other stock.
+ holder. He expects the "Nickel-Plate" to
earn at least fixed charges, and says that 1t
F will be maintained as separate organiza-
. tim in ~ resnacs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
GENERAL EWS.

Business fair.
FRANK BRENNAN went out mate on the Ida
DarIsgh yesterday.
THE atmosphere was little fresh down
on the wharf yesterday.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 81 feet
inches-rise IL inches yesterday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 465 bales Of
cotton and 1850 sacks of cotton seed.
THE Thomas Sherlock passed down for
New Orleans at o'clock yesterday morning !;
everybody happy.
The government steamer Mississippi ar
rived from above yesterday afternoon and
remained in port last night.
The Ida Darragh, for Arkansas river, and
Rene Macready, for st. Francis river, both
had good trips cut yesterday.
TIE Hard Cash arrived yesterday after
noon from White river with 276 bales of
cotton, 69l sacks OF colton-seed and sundries.
THE Henry Lourey and barges passed
down for New Orleans yesterday afternoon,
adding barge here loaded with 1900 bales
of cotton.
THE ID. r, Powell, from Cairo, passed
down for New Orleans at an early hour yes
terday morning with full load Oh, adding
| a good lot here for points below.
The John S. Bransiord arrived out OF
White river late Monday night, bringing a
good lot of cotton, cotton seed and sundries.
She returned yesterday evening with fair
trip.
Mrs. PAUL, widow of Cnpt. James Paul
deceased, formerly of the Mary Miller
Thompson Dean and Robert Mitchell, will
make the round trip to New Orleans on the
| Guiding Star, accompanied by her family.
THE steamer Kiug6sher was cold at Knox.
Vile Saturday by J. w. Green, administra-
tor of Thomas Foster, deceased. d. M. Rose
was the purchaser, the price being 1927
The boat will ply in the Holston and French
Broad.
TIE R. r. Springer came up FROM New
| Orleans yesterday afternoon with 1000 toni
of freight for the Ohio, after dischargins
| $40 packages, principally sugar and mo
lasses. She left for the Ohio during the
evening.
| MRS. ANNA KELLY, widow of Engineer
Robert Kelly, who so nobly sacrificed hi
Life at his post of duty when the steamer
Golden City burned just below this city il
April last, acknowledges the receipt o
S1714 from Messrs. Alex Montgomery an,
Thomas s. Boyse for the benefit of the wido,
and her two orphan children. They hav
been provided with a home in Newport, KY
the object for which the committse solicite'
the subscriptions"
LOUISVILLE Courier Journal Monday
"Wiil S. Hays desires TO return his warmes
thanks 10 his many friends all along tn
Ohio and Mississippi rivers for the kind at
tention he has received upon the occasion @
the 6rst trip of his magnificent namesak e I
New Orleans and return. The receptions re
ceived by both the boat and the man at al
the cities aud towns were occasions ths
both should feel proud OF, and they ur
doubleday are. The gentlemanly and cour
teous river editors of all the papers of tn
various cities and towns along the river
from Louisville to the gulf, have our heart
thanks for their kind attentions. Gentle
men, one and all, we thank you. May you
shadows never look like shoestrisgs, an
| your salaries be increased in accordance wit
| your worth"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31

NEW YORK, January 30.-EIports Of do
mestic cotton for the past week, 29l7 pack
ages, against 1924 packages the correspond
ing week last year; since the Is. OF January,
IL, 500 sgainsf II ,499 the same time in 1882,
and 1898 in 1881. There was more business
than yesterday, as with arrivals there were
many new buyers. The demand is strength
ened every day. Seasonable specialties are
having general attention, and takings Of
buyers give a wholesome and healthy move
ment TO goods. Agents advanced the price
of Appleton Xxx brown cottons to &c, and
Daval 36-inches bleached, ic. The tone oil
the market shows more stesdinesa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.


Egga slow at quoted prices. Poultry in
light demand aod quiet. Turkeys and produce
generally quiet. Game in more plentiful re-
ceipt, but dull, and prices nominal Apples
in moderate demand at quotations. Pota-
toes steady; seed potatoes in demand. Onions
scarce.
VEGETABLES = Onions, 81 25@3 for red
aud yellow from store. Potatoes, 81 %
from levee, 81 SOFAS so from store; home
grown Ros', second crop, held at $3 so; seed,
50 90@3 for Western; S3a3 50 for Eastern
and New York. Sweet potatoes, 1902 20.
Celery, 40id60c per dozsn. New krsut, 10
whisky barrels, $5@6; in 0-galon bar
rels, $500 so; in half barrels, 81 1898. Gar
lic 81 per hundred.
FRurIs Oranges. IS per barrel and Gaze;
So per hex for Sicily, "A for Florida.
Lemons, 1904 per box. Bananas, SIG
so per bunch. Cocosnuts, nomi-
naliy 81 per hundred. Peanuts--Vir-
ginia, hand picked, 10c; Tennessee red, &c;
white, &c; roasted, z3c higher; shelled, Toe
Almonds, 10 a.20c. Texas pecans, 9@l4c; Ar
kansas, 4(144c. English walnut-, 140l6c
Fllberts, 13c. Brazil nuts, 10@l02c. Raisins
london layers, IS; Imperial, 81; Dehesa
| IS SO. Brandy cherries, "a per doz n.
APPLES, ETc.-Apples, choice stock, IS rs
| GA 81 from store. Southern dried appies
/
| 53c from store. Cranbe berries, Sic per barrel
Pickles, medium barrel, 81 50(9S; hall. barrel
81 1905.
C1DER-Missouri,S S@ss so per barrel, and
| 81 rs per half-barrel.
EGGs-l69l7c.
PICS FEEr-Iu barrels, IS 5000; half
barrels, $4 2514 so; kegs, So 25.
FIsH-Frssh Rselfoot perch, &c per pound
Mackerel-l0 Id kit, No. 1, Il; No. 2, soc
15-lbs, No. 8, SOC; hali-barrel, SO-lbs, So
White fish, No. l, per halt-barrel, Sc 50G
rs; family, S4 25@4 so; per kit, nomi
nally. 81 25. Dried herriogs, per box, 25@
SOC; North Carolina roe herring, half barrel
Sc SO.
POULTRY Chickens, 50 50@4 so, accord
ing TO quality. Turkeys, Sll@1S; dressed
turkeys, 17C9lSc per pound. Ducks So 50@4
GAME-RabbiIs. 81 25@l rs per dozen
qnaiis. 81 %; squirrels, 5O(975c; opossu ms
35@75c, as TO size; mallard ducks, S2@2 so
venison, 123c for saddle, 6C9Sc for carcass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
PERSONAL. AND GENERAL.


SOME English railway companies have
adopted the American system OF selling
tickets at places other than the station, and
advertise the fact as an extraordinary
facffs4z
FoETY FIVE new engines have been ordered
. by the East Tennessee, Vii GINA and Georgia
railroad, wenty OF which have been delivered.
Ten OF them are destined to the Macon aud
Brunswick division, and ten 10 the Selma,
. Rome and Dsllon division.
THE many friends of Capt. s. H. Shock in
- this city will be pleased to learn that he has
been promoted to full charge Of the pas.
senger business OF the New Orleans and Pa
cifc railway, with headquarters at New Or
leans. His friends can communicate with
him at the St. Charles Hotel.
The Memphis extension of the Kansss
City, Fort Scott and Gulf is now completed
and regular trains running to West Plains,
Howell county, Mo, 315 miles from Kansas
City. The line will reach Augusts, Oregon
county, Mo-, about February 20ib, aud will
be completed and open for business to Mem
phis, Tenn, about June l, 1888.
THE Atlanta Constitution states that the
Marietta and North Georgia road is the
great route for quail hunters. The other
day there was $1,000 worth of dogs (cash
valuation) in the baggage.car on that rosd
atteuueu ny SOOVV Wort9 Oh negroes told
yaluatiou). In The coach was Sl400 worth
of hunters. On the return trip they had
SIS so worth of birds, which they counted
while eating $50 worth Of lunch.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
organized thirty-two new divisions during
1.-THE past two year,, making total of 1875
subdivisions in good standing, and during
the same Time the sum OF S110,057 20 war
paid 10 the families and relatives OF deceased
members, and TO members who were unfit for
employment through railroad accidents
During the past fourteen years 81 ,2S5, 1874
has been paid out Of the insurance bentit
fund OF the society.
PETER CASSIDY, an experienced railroad
contractor, has commenced the construction
of a railway as q branch or feeder 10 the
Little Rock, Mssiesippi River aud Texal
railroad. The rsilroad will be laid from
Warmers Station and terminate at the Cum
mipgs plantation, on the Arkansas river
owned by Maj. John d. Adams, large cap
itslist of Little Rock. Mi. Adams contrib
\ utes largely to the enterprise. This it'll
Nbranch will bring into market at Pine BLU
>producis OF the richest and largest plan
s'tae.e.s,-iR the valley Of the lower Arkansas
and opens up magnificent country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31

Business brisk. Louisiana sugar and mo-
Iasees in light demand, and unchanged.
SUGAR -Louisisna, open kettle, 6&@74c
in barrels; yellow clarified, 749Sc; of white
CLARIFIED, S494Sc; pure white, SIC; cut loaf,
l @lo4e; gran0laied, 9i@91c; powdered,
l09104c.
CoFFEE-Ordinary. s@s4c; prime, l1@
lie; choice, 123@134c.
MeLAssEs New Louisiana, common TO
fair, 35943c; good to prime, 43(94Sc; strict
ly prime to choice, 5SC955c; syrups, 45(950c,
as 10 quality.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen
Peaches, 2 lbs, ,tandard, 81 so; seconds, 81 25;
tomatoes, 2-l6s, 81 Is; 3.lbs, 81 45; straw.
berries, 81 so; raspberries, 81 so; blackber-
ries, 81 10; green cages, 81 so; plums, 81
pears, 81 509l rs; extra Oyster Bay as
psragus, "a rs; green corn, 81 80 as to
quality; green peas, 81 50@2; cove oysters,
81 2O91 so, full weight; light weight, No
!, zoe; No. 2, II 20; condensed milk
Crown, Sc 25; Eagle, IS 25; Swiss, Sc IS
pineapple, 81 5O@1 So.
sALT-Per carload, 81 35; from store
81 so per barrel; Louisiana, coarse, per sack
nominal; fine, 81 65; pockets, s2 so.
SoAP-4@62e per pound.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagging, 11-lbs, 71G
Sc; I4-lbs, S3@S5c; 15-lbs, 9@92c. Ties
a'iO", IL w pei Jul puteobf II NoVHi w.
BALTIMORE, January 30.-Cofee firm
Rio, cargoes, ordinary to fair, 7@Sic. Sugar
quiet; A soft, Ss@S2c.
New YORK, January 30.-Cofiee quiet
Sugar dull and nominal; fair to good refining
quoted at 6297c. Molssses quiet; New Or
leans, 100000.
New ORLEANS, January so -Cofse-Rio
cargoes, common 10 prime, 6@93c. suga
dull; common to good common, 5(95sc; fai
to fully fair, 59@5sc; prime TO choice, GO
&c; yellow clarified, 7@7 3c; prime 10 ehoic
white clarified, 72@75c. Molasses quiet; com
mon, 24@27c; centrifugal, 21@3Sc; fair, 2
@33c; prime to choice, S7@47c; fermening
24932c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

The Liverpool spot market at noon was
essier. Sales, 10000 bales, of which $500
bales we're American. Receipts, "a, 900 bales
of which $1,000 bales were American.
At12:30: Uplsnds, 5 11-l6d; Orleans, SD
The Liverpool future market at noon was
barely steady; January, February March, 5
47-64d; May Juue, 81 64i; June-July, 5
55 Cad; Aagust-Sepiember, 5 81 SAD.
At l 80: May June, 5 50-64d; June-July,
"a 64j; July August, So Sad.
At 2:30: Manchester quiet and IN
changed.
At 8: February March, 5 1854; March
April, 8 43 64d.
4: January, 5 40 64I; April May,
46 64i.
At 5: February March, 39-64i; March
April, 5 42-641; Apiil-May, 5 As CAD; May
June, 40 64l.
Enfuraa clossd AZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
GENERAL TRADE

Business was quiet on Change yesterday,
yet there was no demonstration toward driv-
ing trades. Stocks in hand, the strength q
the demand, and general circumstances
seemed 10 justify adherence to present values,
Mess pork, from store, SO; hams, 1910
lSc; breakfast bacon, 124@l2sc. Bulk pork
clear sides, 81 99sc; clear rib, 9i@9sc; shonl
derr, 6sG7c.
Lard, tiercer, l14Ca11is; half barrels, liz
Ollie; kegs. l14@1lsc; buckets, 1l391ljci
hall buckets, 124@12sc; 10 pouod tins, 12ci
pound tins, l2ie; S-pound Tins, 12ic.
Flour steady and unchanged. From store
extra fancy, IS 25@6 so; fame :, SIS rs
@6; choice, S. 5O@5 So; extra family,
$5@5 %; family; 81 5O94 rs; patents,
81 259S. Car lots from levee or depot
extra fancy, IS 75@5 90; fancy, SIS so
as IS; choice, SIS 25@5 40; extra fam.
lily, 81 1895; family. 81 2594 so; patents,
S. 5O@7.
Hay, choice, from store, SIS; from levee in
car lots, sl4 50@l5. Prime, sl6@17 from
store; from leyee, s12 5o@14. Prairie, S9@
10 from store; 81 from levee.
Corn, white, 57@5s, from store and dull;
from levee, So; for white aud SIC for mixed
Two car loads bulk white sold at o0c.
Cornmeal, 81 65 from store.
OIts, mixed, 49@50c from store; none OIL
levee; white, 53c from store; black, SOC from
store; red, Toe from store.
Produce from store-potatoe3, So 50@S so
aud steady. Oaions, 81 1908, and scarce
Cabbage, So 1904 %, plenty. Krau,, s5@t
per barrel, slow; 81 1898 for half barrels
Dried apples, 63@7c. Dried peaches, 54@6c
Buuer-creamery, 3S@40c; dairy, 25@
SOC; butterine, 1920.
Egg, Tic.
Live S.ock-mules, IA hands high, from Z
to years, 800; 144, $l25; Is, &135; 153
$3.50.
Tobaccos-common11-i nch, S2935c; othe
grades, 35c9Sl %.
Candles, 15c full weight.
Sales on Change reported yesterday: 13t
sacks white cora at 53c. 2 cars seed oats,
hnlk meets
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scarce. Hogs-moderate offerings with fair
purchases from butchers and packers; quality
| fair. Mutton sheep active, with no supply.
Quotations:
CoRs-FED CATTLE Choice, Sc; good,
4ta4ic.
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, SIC; good, 3y93fe;
fair to medium, Sc; common, 2C923c.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium,
per pound, 3@3Ic.
LAMBS Choice, per head, S39S 50; me-
dium, per hesd, s2i92 so.
Hoes-Choice, $50 to 200 pounds. 6963e;
medium, 5G59c.
Cows AND CALvEs-Good mich cows with
young calves, per head, S20(G40.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
BY Universal Accord,

oI OnANCEStA <ACCOINs
AYER's CATHARTIc Pills are the best
of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians IN
their practice, and by all civilized na-
tons, proves them the best aud most
efIectual purgatiye Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery,of life. Mild, searching and
effectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, If timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tions, where a mild but efJectual
cathartic is required. ii III
For sale by all druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
Damages Claimed Tor Excessive Freight
M. ra-... On n MnnIa Rnah

ST. LOUIS, January 3O.-The Globe Demo
crdfs Springfield, Mo, special says: A very
important suit, known as Adams and Nc
Connell a. the ST. L1uis and San Francisco
railroad, 10 recover damages for excessive
freight charges under the State Law presorib-
ing maximum rsles, was decided by Judge
Gsiger, OF the Green county Circuit Court, at
Springfield, to-day. 1he excuse was that the
ST. Louis aud San Francisco railroad lie ex-
empt from Safe l. gslalion in regard TO
rates charged for freight and fare, because it
holds an original franchise by the State to
southwest branches Of The railroad, which
gave said road the right to prescribe itsoSn
rates, and because it holds hs franchise OF
the company which was created by the
national government for The purpose Of
carrying out the power vested in it BY 1.-The
con.titution of The United States, and with
=. the right to FIX rates free from Stale regula.
ltion. Judge Geiser took this view Of the
case and decided in favor of the railroad
company. The euit was specially important,
because il was q lest case, and decided a
larg- number of other suits, involving about
$3.50 600
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-31
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
A CUHE GUARANTEEB

De. Z @. W xsT's n EBvH AsD BsAINrEEArHEs.-
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, ConvulsicI s.
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF
Memory, 5permatorrhes, Impotcncy, IDvoiuntgi y
Emissions, Premature Old Age, Caused by over
exertion, self-aDuse or over-iNdulgence, which
leans to misery, decay and dam. One COX vii
tresrp mt. One dollar q box or SIX boxes for five
doll 4; sent by mail, prepaid on receipt OF price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by for six boxes, acc ompa-
MED with hve dollars, we will send the pui chaser
our written guarantee to return the money /. the
treatment does not eject cure. Guarantee is
sued only by A. RENKERT d CO.. wholesale and
Retail Druggists 215 Mstp street Mennhis Tenn
Orders bv mail W II receive PROMPT attention
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Trustees sale.

PY virtue Of . deed Of trust to me executed a.
W. D.csey and vile. q n. bickey, TO secure he
dsie. and therein deschbed. % MI. L a. Ar.
BUCKLE and recorded in Record Book Us. page 81.
e he ;s Of shelly s5S
and by request Of sid l. A. Arbuckle. beneficiary,
and also BY virtue Of An interocutory decree enter
60 on sse s Gay @ N me q
the STATE Of Tennessee for use Of W. n. Bland VI.
c. W. Dickey ct al. no. s52s r. D.. / win. on
Saturday, February 10. 1sss,
within legal hours, in the town Of BARTLETT In
front Of Brook 4 Hammers law omce. sen ne
e ss,9is' 10 '-'' 'ee' Oh ''A''' u'
Situate lying and being in Shelby county. Ten
nesses: and being 100 acres Of the folloy1ng az
sSe ws.. 81 " wof sSd Ioo h.seass rvs ssd
It being part OF the east end of the 6c acre sur
,ey e.ed a the IL q ss,a ,rrvsg the so1 anis
Beginning At the southeast corner Of The IL" q
Nd @Iysy thence n,ts .s ,Ss 20 psa s., VIZ n
poles % stare, with . s.eet gum pointer nart e
NM. &Y. NJ thence south 256 poles 70 white oak
married 8 thence east - poe. % ne e. Issi2
Tste 70 John Bond, on EovemberL LA. recoroeo
in Book Q psge s7zH. and By John Bond % q B;
ENG ~ 81 ~ ossa d n ! soca : ssre
made. The portion Of aid $50 acre tract hereby
intended 70 be conveyed, begins At me soutneasl
corner OF the tract and runs north, and Vet WIN
scres il being the same properly vested In Gather
inc Dickey by decree Of the Cnancey Court q
shelby county, duly registered IN the keshteri
Terms Of Hsie-Cssb; equity Of redemption
barred Title believed 70 be good, but i VIII seh
and convey only - trustee wurra .....
Brook q Hammer. and 3. >. Kinbr Ugh ~