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NEwcoMERsTowN, o., March 26.-J. L
Edwards & Co., proprietors Of the rolling
mills at Canal Dover, in this county, have
assigned. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $50,
900. Fifty employees are thrown out, with
about six weeks pay back.
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Ex-SEcRErAEY BUERrLI, Of The Grand
Lodge OF ha'ons Of Illinois, has been con
victed Of embezzliug funds Of The order. and
sentenced to jmprisonps sht for Eve vsau
There are i"o Fore indictments against
him
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NEW YORK, March 26.-Fran.y Acker-
man and wife, arrsigned for disturbing re-
ligiOus services, we're found to be insane.
Their two little children were almost naked
and starved. Their parents until forced re-
fused to eat and would net lee-tseir cfriif5sen
pArTaEe OF food
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Eutn TO Hay. a Eew Trial

WAsHIEsTos, Pa, March 26.-Ruth, the
defaulting savings bank cashier, was admitted
to bail by the court to-day and q new trial
granted. The district attorney has taken
out writ of error to the Supreme Court on
the judges ruling on the 6flh count of the
indictment
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WAHPEroN, OAK March &c The Rich
land courthouse was destroyed by FIRE yes.
terday. Losr, $4,000; insured for $4,000
equally in the Home OF New York, Spring
6eld Fire and Marine, North British and
Mercantile, aud st. Pau Fire and Marine
Insurance Companies. Tue court papers were
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A GOOD nay for tne UnIo.d.d Gun.

RACINE, Wis, March 26.-A son of John
May, aged eleven years, fred rifle at his
brother and sister, aged eight and Eve years,
The girl was killed instantly and the boy
fatally wouBdded.
At Lacrosse, Wis, Louis May fred .
musket ball into the head of his companion
aged seventeen years, under the impressior
the gun was not loaded.
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NEwBUReH, n. Z, March 26.-The run on
the Neuburgh Savings Bank recommended
this morning. The bank is amply supplied
with ready cash, and depositors are promptly
paid. About $4,000 was paid out thi,
morning. 1t is supposed the scare originated
affairs, but he had no connection with the
bank, which is in a perfectly safe condition
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Milwaukee Cixar.M.ksrs

MILWAUKEE, March 26.-At secret
meeting of the cigar akers last night a
committee reported that the manufacturers
would not sccede to the advance Of 81 per
1000, and the men determined to 90 on 4
strike May 1st. Letters were read from New
York, Chicago aud Philsdelphia, stating that
q strike would doubtedly follow there.
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HONORS TO THE DEAD.

LETTER ADDRESSED BY THE SECRETARY OF
STATE TO CABINET OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The following
letter has been addressed by the Secretary of
State 10 the Cabinet officers:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, March 26, 1888.
SIR-lt is my melancholy duty to inform
you that the Hon. Timothy D. Howe, Pest
M sster General, and lately senator of the
United States, died yesterday at Kenoshs,
Wis, at 2 o'clock m. By reason of this
sflliciing event the President directs that the
executive departments of the government
and offices dependent thereon through
out the country will be careful 10
manifest by all customary and appro-
pirate observances due honor 10 the
memory OF one 80 eminent in successive
offices of public esteem and trust, and SO
distinguished aud respected a citizen. To
this end the President directs that the Post
Office Department and its dependencies in
this capital shall be draped in mourning for
the period OF thirty days; that the several
executive departments shall be closed
Wednesday next, the day Of the funeral oi
the deceased, aud that on all public build
ings of the government throughout tht
United States the national flag shall b
draped in mourning and displayed at half
mast. / have the honor TO be, sir, you
obedient servant,
FREDERICK T. FREELINGHUYsES.
The customary orders have also been is
sued by the Postofics Department.
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RALEIGH, March 26.-Snow fell Sunday
and to-day in the State uDprecedently. 1t is
ever Two fset deep at Greensboro on level
and three feet at Henderson, with no sbate'
ment in the storm. The telegraph lines are
down from Greensboro north. At Kitirells
houses fell under the weight Of the snow.
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New oriean. Election Prauas

NEwORLEASs, March 26.-The case of the
United States Us. Gus. Bader, jr, Wm. Lyon
aud J. 3. Daignan, charged with violating
the duties of election officers, called to-day,
was consumed in impaneling q jury.
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company TO take care OF themselves. Lin
gard was under engagement TO take his COM
pany East, and it Is said he paid salaries to
the end Of the engagement. 1t is sscertained
that be left for Council Bluff. to-day. 1t ia
claimed he left several unliquidated debts
behind. The engagement here was not sue
c.ssful.
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BOSTON, March 26.-The suspension il an
neunced of the we'll knswn wool house of
Harrington & Sanforis. Liasitities, x7o, 600.
1t is understood that the fir N will settle and
naf raaurna husinea.
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A family want, and l wonder how we ever
got along without Psrker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured me of nervous prostrhtion, and l
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS JTNFg Alhsuy
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HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
Tho Prosecuting Attorney ship-An Ex
cursiOn Train ON the Selma Rail.
Koad-Pers0naIs.


Regular Correspondence OF the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, March 22.-Capt. c. L.
Bates and Mr.. George H. Lester, both of
Coffeeville, and the Hon. Thomas Speight,
OF Ripley, have announced themselves
candidates for the Office of prosecuting attor-
ney for the Second Judicial District OF the
State, subject to the action of Democratic
convention. This district is composed OF the
counties of Yalobusha, Lafayette, Pontotoc,
Union, Tippah, Benton and Marshall, and
we learn that there are several other candi-
dates for this Office, though so far there are
none from this county. The gentlemen whs
have announced their candidacy thus far
| are men of ability and high character, whose
| shoulders are worthy Of wearing the mantle
| of Capt. FAINT, who has declined again to
| become a candidate.
| The skating rink, for roller skates, opened
| at Masonic Hall some weeks ago, has proven
one of the most popular amusements which
has been introduced in this city for some
time pact. The hall has become a nightly
resort for large number of ladies and gen.
tlemen, and many who never wore skates
before the rink was opened are now adepis
in that graceful and pleasant exercise. And
now \ grand tournament on skates is TO be
held at the hall on the Both instant, at which
prizes will be awarded 10 the winner of the
half-hour race and TO the most graceful lady
skater, who is 10 be elected by those present.
The successful knight in the race is to have
the privilege of crowning the queen. Music
will be furnished by the Holly SPRING
band, and the entertainment will conclud,
with grand bsll.
Under the supervision Of Mr.. Ben Huck
the agent OF the Louisiana Telephone Com
pany, poets and wires are being put up ant
extended all over the city; and if the worl
progresses as rapidly in the future as it hi
in the past two weeks, but few houses in I'M
city will be without tslephonic sommunics
ton.
Mr.. Charles Msttison returned last wee
from New York City, where he has been al
tending the College of Dentistry. OF which b
is q graduate. Mr.. Mattiron is young m a
of good moral character, and his man
friends in this city wish him the highest SUI
cess in his chosen profession.
Circulars are being sent over the count
! ! by mail, stating that a new and improve
| variety OF winter wheat has been discovers
{ and that seed will be furnished free of chsrE
!. until a full crop is raised, on condition 81
E sent 10 pay for the packing, postage, Ell
After the money is sent, nothing further
g heard of the wheat. ZoRAB.
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Well known OH OperaIer Said onr.

PrrrsBURG, March z6.-Grest excitement
was occasioned at the Oil Exchange thii
morning over the failure of Samuel B,
Thompson to meet his contracts, and subse.
quent selling out of $4,000 barrels of his oil
BY President Cochran. Thompson was tn.
treasurer OF the Exchange, and one of the
most reliable dealers on the floor.
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Ana,her y1o,orx ror lhe We.tern Union

New York, March 26.-In the action of
Frederick Bell, stakeholder of the Gold and
Stock Telegraph Company, against the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and others,
to set aside the lease Of property and
franchises of the former company 10 the
Western Union Company for a term oi
nineiy.nine years, and for an injunction tc
restrain the lessee from Opposing of the prop
erty acquired under the leass, ] udge Wallace
in the United States Court to-day, gave q
decision denying the motion for an injunction
against defendants. This dscision also dis
misses the bill. The Court holds thai
plaintiff has failed to show cause of actor
which entities him TO N aintain the suit.
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LOUISVILLE, March 26.-All the evidence
is in in the libel suit of Mrs. Hite sgainst
the CotEier-JownaL, and il is believed that
the paper has more than proved its case.
Argument will begin Tomorrow.
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AMONG the little item. of personal comfort
and economy are Ayers Pills. They are
the ready remedy which defeat many disor-
ders, if taken in season, and should be kept
IN every family.
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AKRON, O., March 26.-The oat meal mill
of Carter & Steward, of Center City, was
burned this afternoon. Complete loss, $780,
| coo at least. Insurance not over half
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Deadly Alteration Between Two Old

ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Henry Williams
and George Kennedy, tive old men, residents
of Round Grove township, Marion county,
No., got into an alteration on Saturday last
about Williams's wife, which resulted in
Willians's killing Kennedy. The murderer
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sNOW-sTORMS
OF Unprecedented Severity in Virgins
and North Carolina.

LYNcHBURe, VA, March ga snow
storm prevailed here FROM early Sunday
evening till this nsrning. 1t lie still showing
west Of LyDchburg, and the storm is in
creasing. The telegraph wires are down in
aavaral nlaees
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


MONTREAL, March 26.-Snowdsn q Co.
retail boot and shoe dealers, suspended
Their liabilities apprsIim siely stand $780,.
900. They expect TO pay in FIJI on time.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The officers OF
the steamboat Alexandra report water
pouring over the Isvee At Souve plantation,
covering the fields. This seems TO indicats
that the food level below Bonnet Care haa
been r.ised
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The frat real skin cure ever discover ed
was DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. 1t cures all
rough and sealy akin disease and makes the
akin smooth and healthy. 1t ia an ornament
TO auy Iady's toilet.
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Some Little Damage on the Lower

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The high tide
and wind Saturday caused the river to over
fow its banks, and the small levess OF the
Burras settlement and other points on the
lower coast, doing some damage.
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TRIUMPH
Taste; Pluck and Energy!
KREMER'SDISPLAY
or Thursday Last Pronounced the
Handsemesf Ever witnessed Here
A CREDIT TO MEMPHIS
and the south-Onwara and Upward
the Motto or this Y0ucx and
Progressive House.
The whole world laid under tribute TO
furnish its rarest AID sost est fabrics.
Kremer's having demSnstratedsth their
superiority fe taste and selection, tak Q
pleasure I'm calling attention 10 other
Inducements extraordinary TO purehss-
ers. Never resting! Never wearyi Al.
ways seeking new worlds 10 conquer.
Raye Silks.
Raye soleil-an new tints-Rsspbsrry, Straw
berry, Cspucine, 81.
Meryeilleux at Sc.
Rhadames sublime-an colors-st 81 IS.
Douplefold Wool Goods, SEC.
All new shades Armures, CSC.
Beautiful Khybers, Csc.
Pin Check Satins, 45e.
Brilliant Novelties in dress combinations far
under cost OF import
Black Silks.
Extraordinary inducements. Tapiss,er and Bel
Ions makes.
Black Rss de Contesse-the most substantial silk
made.
Mourning Fabrics a Specially.
Goods of guaranteed qualities.
Paras0Is:
We shall simply show the best value ever offered.
Good Silk Umbrellas at 81 81 25. 81 50, up.
The great card the Lace and sstin-Trimmed
Eclat for 81, value for s12.
All the high novelties in PARAsoLs at reason
able prices.
Paris Pattern Hats
costing US from s2s to $50 to import, we shall sell
from SIS to SIS to close importation.
SS 90.
besuttful line OF Walking and Street Hats and
Bonnetz.
75 cents.
All new cclors, rough and plain Street Bonnets,
Save money by buying Hats at Headquarters.
Ostrich Tips,
in every new and beautiful shade, at Sc for =
bunch of three.
Three Lots of Paris Flowers.
1000 punches at soc.
1uu puncnes 75c.
1000 punches at sl-oNE-THIRD VALUE.
Narrow Velvet Ribbon, all shades; Marrow Otto
man Ribbon, Narrow Satin Ribbons. AL shades
Jerseys at sS IS.
sE Every Novelty as it appears in Paris and
New York is shown BY the great and progressive
M. &c. G. Kremer&C
DIED.

CLARK-At Little Rock, Ark, March %, 1883,
Gen. HENRY E. CLARK, In the fifty seventh year OF
his age. Due notice OF his funeral
O'DOENELL-Monday. March &c, 1888, MATTE
T, daughter of Thomas and Mary 0'Dennell, aged
three years seven months and twenty-one days
Funeral viii take place this CrUEspAY) after
noon at 8 O'Clock from the residence, No. 6s Ross
avenue. Friends are invited to attend
BOOTH-Aonday, March &c, 1888, at O'Clock
pm. EFFIE MAUDR, aged two years and three
months, only daughter OF John and kugsnis
Booth.
Funeral will take place from residence, corner
fernando road and Clay street, this (TUESDAYl
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends are invited tc
attend.
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NEW YoRK, March 26.-Richard O'Keefe,
John Conlin and Michael O'Dounell, fire.
alarm fsnds, were sentenced to the peniten-
tiarv for one wear each
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For Twelve Years

was addicted to the morphine habit; suf-
fered with all the irregularities known to
woman. Two bottles OF Cortivalis entirely
cured me- SUE a. KENT.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-Schwari1,
business manager fer VIM. Horace Lingsrd,
Is authority for the statement that the latter
psrson b. pped the city, leaving the
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.


Great crowds of miners and women aud
children remained throughout the night and
a greater portion of the day TO witness the
removal of the bodies from the ill-fated Dia-
mond Mine, and some OF the scenes were very
distressing. From midnight up 10 noon
twenty -six bodies were taken from the shaft,
and OF these the following could be recognized
Patrick Wall, Joseph Smith, Joseph Carroll,
Frank KloFs, Michael BAnnon, J ohm john
son, Matthew Redmond, John Cullough,
Anson Drenbrosky, August Polensis, Frank
Marry, Daniel Mcbride. John Brakansp,
Hermsu TIMBER, j Ohm BOYD and John Akins
Seven remained unidentified. The bodies
were generally in very advanced state Of
decomposition. At Z O'Clock this morning a
funeral train left the city for the Diamond
Mine TO remeve the bodies TO the cemetery.
By O'Clock eighteen bodies, in cofins were
transferred TO two fat cars, and the train
moved out. As il was passing the edge OF
the village OF Diamond Mrs. Redmond sig
nailed the train and was allowed 10 take the
coffin in which her boy was placed, she de-
caring she would give him proper burial.
At Braidwood many sad scenes occurred.
Women and children were crying about the
train, and dem anded thatthe cothnS be taken
from the cars and the lids removed, which
in many cases, was done. The remains were
then placed in hearses, and afterward given
burial with slight ceremony.
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GooD style is good sense, good health, good
energy and good will, but bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is COED benefaction
that suffering humanity has already learned
TO appreciate.
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"Dr. BeasOa's Celery and Chdmomitc ftls
cured my uTe inasdiafely Of sersrs aeaTGtssa.
Il. NJ. Cocklin, Shephsrdtown, Pa. 5Oc al
druggists.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Damaged by Fire,
Oai Meal MIL Rurned.

ST.. LOUIS, March ga. Grad6land's
lard refinery was damaged about $4,000 by
a fire this afternoon
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was convicted, it was thought he meant to
forfeit his bail. He il held pending the ar
rival of Springfield officer.
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BKOWNsVILLE, TENN.
Dea th of n Republican NeWspaper-Hns
Isrprise-News and Personal Notes.

Regular Correspondence OF the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, March 24.-The Rspubli-
can newspaper enterprise, put on foot here
by stock company, has fallen through.
The company was organized, a charter OBJ
tanned with "the great seal OF the State" at
lsched, officers elected and the prospective
Radical babe christened The Whig and Bl0de
The public snxiously (?) looked forward 10
the time when this offspring OF Radical pa
reutSge would be ushered into existence.
Put, like similar movements it was doomed
TO "perish by the wayside." Mr.. Torbett,
the leading spirit in this enterprise, meeting
with but little encouragement in his lauda-
ble (2) undertaking, has returned to his
Ohio home, a ssdder il not a wiser man.
The truth " the business is, Radical news.
pspers don't flourish in this clImste. Sew
eral have been started here during the last
decade, but only to struggle awhile and
then return to the dust from which they
sprung. The only organ OF this kind
that ever succeeded, even fer
while, was the Free Press, edited by the
great Radical mogul, ALI Freeman. It was
born in the spring OF 1876, just on the eve of
the most heated canvass ever made in this
county. Conceived in sin and brought forth in
iniquity, il was nourished and kept alive by
appeals made to the passions and prejudices
oil an Ignorant race. Every negro preacher
in the county was urged to preach it to his
congregation, and TO tell them that their
library should be composed of the Free Press
aud a Bible. The Free Press, anyhow. 1t
| died, now, yer while 10 lis swsddling clothes,
and ere the great Hayes fraud fell upon the
people like thunderclap, it has passed
| away, and Alfred the Great was left TO
| mourn and sing:
Like the dew on the mountain
Like the foam on the river,
| Like the bubble on the fountain
| Thou art gone and forever"
MThs Brownsville Chess Club met last
| Wednesday night at the residence Of the
Hon. John c. Bond. The game was played
on one side by DIR. c. H. Sewer, Chancellor
Livingston, Col. A. c. Estes, Dr. J. g. Hay.
wood, it,, the Hon. John r. Bond and P. &
Thompson; one the other aids by Col. r. w
Haywood. J. C. Thompson, DR.. W. ID. Taylor
DR.. Alfred Haywood and w. A. Allen, ir
After a contest of six hours duration the sid'
last mentioned won the game.
The Memphis Dramatic Club are booked
fer this city Oh the 9Th proximo, at Hhicl
time they will give performance at Mann
Operahouse. The fame Of Miss Grsee Elew
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THE BRAID WOOD DISASTER
Bodies Recovered from the
Diamond Mine.

BRAIDwooD, Ill, March 26.-The work
OF removing the bodies of the victims of
the Diamond Mine disaster commenced last
night. Six bodies have thus far been re.
covered, three OF which we're identified by
relatives and friends.
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1910.


For Tennessee ard The Ohio valley, Jair, north
Ustsrly '0iads, becoming variable, dictionary or
higher temperature and pressure.
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l 1000 punches at soc.
1vu Duncnes At 75c.
1000 punches at sl-oNETHIRD VALUE.
Marrow Velvet Ribbon, all shades; Narrow Otto
man Ribbon Narrow Satin Ribbons. AL shades
Jerseys at IS 25.
sE Every Novelty as it appears in Paris and
New York is shown by the great and progressive
houaa of
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The Washington correspondent of the St.
Lsuis Tribune tells the following startling
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

The customary orders have also been
sued by the Postoffics Department.
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OHIGLNA Ak
"LETTLE HAVANA"
GOULD Il Co.'9,
DECIDED II
ROYAL HAVANA L01TERY.
EXTRAORDINARY CLAS NO. 112G.
APRIL o, 1883.
Kumbsr for Nj na1Der-FE1ze Tor FEtBes
WITH 1900 ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
Only Is 600 Tickets and x201 Prizes.
aruEnUIE

2204 Prizes. amounting in U. g. gold 70 ..f44,O1o
s&-u the ticket drawing the capital prize o.
Sl5 900 ends with the figure T. thea all uckev END
Ing with are entitled 70 g..
Tickets, IS. Halves, 81 SO. fftbs, 81.
ALL PRIZES PAID on FERMENTATION.
For Information ana I1ckeA, apply to sHIfbks
COMPANY, GeDeral Agents, I213 Broadway New
York City, or 80 X Randolph street. Chicago. III
a JOHN y. FEREAsDEZ, BsvsoAsb. Ca,
Receivers Sale Of CIothiHg, Dry Goods,
Etc.
No. 4slG-chancery Court OF Shelby county-Aen-
ken BroH., agents, Louis Halle ct al
DY virtue Of decree entered ia thf above
ID cause March 20, 1888, tine underignet- VII
receive at his ONCE, courthouse Of shelby county,
| until
march 80, IsS8.
b.ds for the stock OF goods consisting of Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods Clothing,
Trunks, Fixtures. etc, in sOre-rnOm No. 839 Main
i street, Memphis. Tenn. Said bios ~ DC made Tor
the stock IN bulk.
i Terms-Cash.
| RJ BLACK, Receiver.
Il March q, lgS3