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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-21
G. PARAGRAPHS,

Only a touch of winter yet.
-Chancery sales of real estate to-day.
The museum drew q good crowd yes
terday.
John Jack as "Falstaff' at matinee
sgain to-day.
Only So in cash was taken in at the
Police Court yesterday.
President Bsdden is ccgitating his
Thanksgiving proclamation.
Zach Johnson and Lucinda Bell were
licensed to marry yesterday.
The Tennessee Club gave one of its
enjoyable entertainments last night.
The sale of seats for the Kate Castle
ton engagement opens at Mulford's to-day.
Five thousand would not nave been
too much for Memphis to send Galveston.
"A charter OF incorporation for the
Morning Sun Academy was applied fJr
yesterday.
Alex. Fame will be a quarter Of a
century older when he emerges from the
psnltentiary.
The formation of a society for psychi.
cal research has been mooted by a few
persons interested in that subject.
in the Probate Court yesterdy John
T. Hsrdin was made administrator of w.
F. Hardin, and L Kettmann guardian OF
Henry kettmann.
Two drafts, one for $1,000 and the
other for $4,000, were found on Jefferson
street yesterday by a small boy. They
were dra wn to the order Of Charles O'Neil
& Sons on the FIRST National Bank of New
York.
"A heavy frost fell yesterday morning,
and the air was 30 thick with fog at sur
rise that objects were indistinguishable
ten feet away. A good deal of vegetation
| is still green, however, and a black frost
has not yet fallen.
in the Criminal Court yesterday the
| following cases were disposed CT: Hamil-
| ton johnson, carrying concealed weapons,
| $50 and Elk months; Lizzie Edwards, buy
| ing st len cotton and seed, $40 and sixty
| days; Robert Freeman and David Greg
| DRY, same.
Lovers of wienerwurst will find the
following stanza, to be sung by Mr.. Charles
Gedden, at the Peoples Theater, next
week, exceedingly palatable:
| iOf a sausage machine this man he was boss,
II a dog went that way he always got lost;
And the cats on the fence, oh, how they would
When they saw old wienerwurst out on his
| muecle.
The Chesapeake, Ohio ard South.
western railroad change schedule Sunday,
offering the public a splendid through-car
service and quick transit to st. LOUIS
without change. Business men can now
leave home after their days work, break
fast in st. Louis next morning, do a days
business there, snd be home for breakfast
next morning. This is certainly all that
could be asked in this line.
Manager Gray deserves praise for the
thorough way in which be redeemed his
promise 70 the committee to turn the the
Eter over 70 them for the use Of the Gal
weston sufferers. They asked for it for one
performance, and he gave 1t for two and
added not only the lights, but all the en-
ployes. from tieket-sellers and takers to
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THE OAK HALL
HOUSE,
26I Main Street.
SOL HALLE, Proprietor
Peabody Hotel.

G. b. X CO..........PROPRIErORs
Rates-s2 so and SO per day, according to
size and location of room.
Gnanial rataa nada
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS

WHEELING VIVA, November 20.-Night
6 feet and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, November 20 Night-River
II ,eet 4 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
PrrTsBURe, November 20. -Nigbt-River
8 feet 4 inches and stationary. Weather clear
apd cool.
vIcKsBURe, November 20.-Night-De-
parted: Annie p. Silver, Cincinnati. Arrived:
City Of Vicksburg. st. Louis.
LoulsvILLE, November 20-Night-River
falling, with 8 feet ! inches in the canal and 4 feet
6 inches on the falls. Business dull. Weafher
clear and sool.
EvANsvIlLB. November 20. - Might
Weather clear snd vsrnar. Departed; Brckeys
STATE, Msnnhis. Tbs New Ne 2 Nonstop VII
Ssprni hl 4hs ~. .ss.msr Ids Lee owned and run
py tbs Hudnuts TO supply their hominy mills st
Mt. Vernon with corn, sank In the W4bash, 90
Harrsek Rifle, eight miles below New Harmony,
Tkursday afternoon,
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The general officers of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad are now making an in
spection Of the entire line, being at pres
ent on the Decatur division. The party Ia
composed of j. T. HsrrahaD, general man.
aver; J. T. Metcalf, superintendent of the
Short Line division; Evans, superin end
emit of the & st division, main stsm; Mid
dleton, superintendent of machinery; New
hold superintendent of the O&N division
Colecamp, superintendent of the Memphis
division; F. Nj. Fonda of the Southeastern
division; Andrew Corbitt, trainmaeter Of
the Southeastern division James Geddes,
superintendent of the Southeastern, Sec
ond division, main stem, and the Nash.
vile and Decatur division; Lew. Hege,
superintendent Of the South and North
division o. NJ. Dunn; E. O. saltmarsb,
| superintendent of the Evansville division
Superintendent McClintock, assistant resi-
lent engineer; Munford, chief engineer
NJ. P. Pike, master mechanic; Yardmastel
T,ngle and two ASSISTANTS, Marvin and
1 SpooY
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SOUTHERN ROADS.
Details of the Wind-Up of the Rate
War at ChattanoOga-The
Vicksburg Shop.
Limited Fast Express Pat On to Jack
s0nville-LOuisiana Lines
Spikes and Sparks.

The details OF the settlement Of the
great railroad wal at Chattanooga, of which
a brief statement was made in the APPEAL
yesterday morning, are given by the Chat
tanooga Times, as followsi "At 8 o'clock
the kernel of the association, those who
were hurt by the cuts, those who were
cutting and those who were threatening
to do likewise in retaliation came together.
They all looked mild and peaceable
enough, and no one would ever have
dreamed that they were on the thresh-
hold of a bitter war. The following were
present at the conference: Henry Fink
and Jas R. Ogden OF the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad, NJ. H.
Smith and +. NJ. Culp of the Louisville
and Nashville; ]. W. Thomas and Geo. r.
Knox of the Nashville, Chattanooga and
st. Louis; John @. Gault and H. Collbran
Of the Queen and Crescent and s. Hopkins
of the Mobile and Ohio. From all that
could be learned the Western
ard Atlantic vas the casus belli.
There were charges and counter
1t seems that the Mobile and Ohio, Kan
sas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad and
Memphis and Charleston, were the three
lines that were producing all the trouble.
No n knows precisely what had been
done, but broad i~nsinuations were cast
hat the three lines were in collision, and
had been secretly giving rebates to ship
pers, and were thereby having all their
competitors at a great disadvantage. None
OF the lines would exactly confess, but the
Mobile and Ohio representative finally
acknowledged that they had been doing
something to that effect. After some dis
cussion an agreement was entered into,
and all the lines solemnly pledged them
selves to abide by it, to forbid rebates and
comply strictly and rigidly with the pool
re quirements. An agreement was written
and accepted by each, and the meeting was
then dissolved in a harmonious and amia-
BILE spirit, and the disastrous wal which
had so long threatened had been averted.
Last night all the railroad men were rub
Ding their hands and smiling complacently
over the result of he meeting. They ate
heartily, left the city in a good humor, and
were well satis fed with their work."
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Breach Of Promise
Rich Case of Real Public
Interest.
VERDICT FOR the DEFENDANT
There are breeches Of promise in bust.

There are breeches Of promise in busi-
ness as well as love.
When the merchant advertises low
prices and asks high rates, that is bresssen
of promise.
When goods aa:e announced as being
frst-class n every respect, when in reality
they are of poor material and very indif-
ferently made, that is also breach of
promise.
No one can charge the advertisements of
the Misft Clothing Parlors With contain
ing breaches of promise. We advertise TO
sell you fine custom.made clothing cheaper
than you can buy much inferior goods.
We offer low prices but no low-grade
goods. Our goods come from the leading
tailors OF the country, and yet we lead all
others in low prices.
One advantage OF dealing with US is
that we never have any old shop worn
stock. We don't buy early what we ex-
pect to last us throughout the entire sea-
son. We cannot get them. New goods
come pouring in every week, SO that our
patrons are always sure OF the freshest
goods and the latest styles.
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THE RELIEF FUND
For the Sufferers by the Great Fire
Galveston. Tex

For the Sufferers by the Great. Fire at
Galveston, Tex.
Additional subscriptions of S. each were
made yesterday by Messrs. Thomas Kelly,
P. NJ. Patterson and w. L. Trask, for the
bent fi1 OF the Galveston sufferera. The
whole amount forwarded up to last night
was $l25S so. Several hundred dollars
more was realized from the benefit per-
Torrance at the Dime Museum, and the
Memphis Theater will net a good round
sum. The subscription, while a fair one,
should, in the opinion of those who have
a personal msmory of 1878 79, have been
much larger. The suffering on account OF
the fire is much greater than was at fra
supposed, and it seems wholly beyond the
power Of the people of Galveston to give
any adj relief. A subscription Of
$4,000 from Memphis would have been
much better, and it is not too late to in
crease it to that amount yet.
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Monogram BANGLES az Iulford's

Buy your stoves, CRATES, tenders, at
Gabay's.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November 90
Commencing ext Sunday, the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad will
put on a fast limited express train to jack
sonville, leaving Chattanooga at 6 O'Clock
pm. and arriving at Jacksonville at noon
the following day. Ibis train connects
with the f act limited train leaving Cincin-
natl at 6 O'Clock in the morning. The new
schedule reduces the time from all West
ern points to Florida over five hours. Pull
man buffet cars will be attached to these
trains.
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The shops at vicksburg.

There is more trouble about the shops
OF the Louisville, New Orleans and Texas
road Vicksburg. There is a hitch in the
price OF the property which the company
is to purchase for their shops. Mr.. Wilson
says he will not'pay more than $34, 200 for
it, and his attorney is Of the opinion that IL
cannot be secured at these figures, even by
condemnation. There is no doubt, how
ewes, that this obstacle will be overcome
and the work commenced as soon as the
800 900 in C ty bonds are delivered to the
trustees. Mr.. Lee Richardson, a prom.
inent hardware dealer, was named az the
trustee in behalf of the railroad. He and
Mr.. A. Warner, the city's trustee, will
name the third.
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And Quickest \ lime to st. Louis.

The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
railroad charges schedule November 22d.
Train leaving Memphis $50 m. daily
will carry througo coach and Pullman
Buffet Sleeper and Parlor Car to ST. Louis
without change, via Fulton and Illinois
Central railroad. Passengers arrive at St.
Louis for breakfast next morning, making
much quicker time than via any other
line. same advantages offered leaving st.
l. suis 7:20 pm, arriving at Memphis
9:05 next morning, several hours ahead Of
other lines. Ticket office under Peabody
Hotel and at depot, foot of Poplar street.
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sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA, SOC. /;
RksoLvRST, 100; soar, 25c. PorTER DRuG AND
Co Boston.
for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
CQIueC Pimples, Skin B'emi. he and Baby
Humors, cured by CUrIcuRA Soar.
49, WEAK BACK, PAIN and Weak
NV ness across the Kidneys, Shooting Pains
through the Lo,ns, Uterine Pains,
Lack of Strength and Activity, in
SANITY relieved and speedily cured by
the CuTIcURA ASTI-PNS plastic. At
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MAN SERVANT-To wash dishes and to make
VI himself useful generally,
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GOOD Lady and Gentlemen Solicitors, INST
" come we'll recommended; VASES g per day,
= 15S y cnnd STR t
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Presents at milford,
Strauss Removed.

FIRST Tournament given this season at
the Rink Friday night.
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SCALP, Blood
Cleansed, Purified and Beautified
by the Cuticura Remedies.

QN0R cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Disfsur-
l. ing Humors, for ~aliayins Itching, Buroins
Of Ecsema,. Psoriasis, Milk Crust. Scsld Head.
Scrofula and othe; inherited Skin and Blood Dis
cases, CUIrCuRA, tie great Skin Cure, and CUTI
ctRA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifer, exter-
nally, and CuTIcuRA REsnLvENr, the new Blood
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WILL PLEAD INSANITY,
The Attorney Of MRS Rice VIII Claim
She Is Crazy.

Inc attorney Oh yrs htce VIII SlaIm
she Is Crazy.
When the case of Mrs. NJ. E. Rice,
charged with receiving stolen goods, was
called in the Criminal Court yesterday,
the attorney for the defense asked that it
De dropped from the calendar, as she had
been quite i'll for several days, and Nas in
no condition to appear at court. His re-
quest was granted. He declares his inten-
lon TO piead that she is insane, and is
confident that he will be able to make the
necessary proof. The facts upon which
he has to stand will be sufficient 10 con-
vince any ordinary Jury that she is either
insane or that she is one of the most uE-
natural of mothers. Not satisfied with
receiving and hiding the household goods
stolen by her son she carried on a regu-
lar blackmailing scheme with the aid of
her daughter, a well-developed and very
progressing girl of about fourteen years
of age, who was first initiated into some
of the wickedness of the world by ped
ding tickets for church fairs and other
charitable entertainments. Taking 10
steps to prevent the child from total ruin,
she preferred rather to draw a revenue
from the sacrifice of her virtue, giving the
girl one Of the stolen rings in order that
she might add to her charms.
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Sale of the Texas Trunk.

DALLAS, TEX, November 20.-The Texas
Trunk Railroad was sold at public sale
yesterday for $3.50, 600 to w. W. WeigIey
Of New York, who will at once commence
its extension to Athens, Henderson
county. 1t is the intention to complete the
road to tidewater by building to Sabine
Pass or by connection with New Orleans.
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We open to-day a fresh importation Of
Fosters Genuine French Kids,

In Street and Evening Shades. We are
are sole agents in Memphis Tor the sale
of Fosters Genuine Kid Gloves. None
genuine unless stamped "Foster" on
inside in facsimile of signature.
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Mr.. Bernard Browp, commercial agent
of the Queen and Crescent route, sayslha
the tap road belonging to Pointevent &
Favre, which connects with his line at Sill
dell, La has been completed to within a
point which ia an equal distance between
Vaudeville and Covingtop.
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Solid silverware at MuIford's.
PROF. SAXBY'S DANCING SCHOOL

PROF. SAXBY'S DANCING SCHOOL
At Cochran Hall. Is4 Main street.
Misses and Masters class, under twelve
years, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8
O'Clock pm; for ladies and gents Nom
days and Thursdays at 3 o'clock pm.
Also at night Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at S O'Clock pm. Private les
sons given at residence. For Information
call at class hours or address care Holien-
berg's music house. Private class at Mrs.
fuckers, on Linden street, Tuesdays and
Fridays at 8 o'clock I'm.
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Middle and East Tennessee Railroad.
At a meeting at (9alIatin Thursday night

At a meeting at GalIatin Thursday night
a proposition was made by Col. Turner for
Sumner to assist in raising the required
amount requested by Crawford to build
the Middle and ast Tennessee railroad.
Putnam county has raised $50, 00O, $1,000
over the amount required of that county (;
Smith has raised $50, 900 of Der $780, coo
and will make an additional donation by
Tuesday; Trousdale has raised SEE, 900 Of
her $4,000, and Sumner will come to her
rescue. In all probability the different
amounts will be raised and the road built.
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nrGuLF vIEw-nur a Home on the

NlEN-BuN u nome On tne
Gra-d Mexican GULF COAST, where you
won't freeze in winter. Thermometer rareiy
be ow 20 degrees. Forty-fve miles east Of
New Orleans, on the Louisville ard Nash
VILE Railroads; our daily ~trsins; Toulme depot
on this place. Unsurpassed SunniEg and hshing.
d. ange growth equals Florida. OrSnges grown
on this eop st took slUO gold medal at the Worlds
Exposition, New OrleRns, last winter One Dlle
of Gulf front; steamers passing between Nsw,Or,
leans and Mobile, in fun view. Oysters, soft.shell
crabs and shrimps abound in season. Asthma,
bronchi is, AM all throat and lupE troubles cured
by a residence on this cosst-breathing the balm
ALT sea air, Send SIS ana you vi ! ret a deed by
return mail for a building lot 50xao, which Will
be worth ten times this amount in less than i've
years. Address loGAE WAlKvR, Holly SPRINGS
Mise, or X. J. BLACK + Co., Memphis, Tenn
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\ GERMAN wants lessons in Tuy'ish in ex
"a chsnge fer German. tRED SClAITEN-
BERG, care Of Schiliing, Adams street.
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ushers ard stage carpenters, with entire
use of al the properties. No more could
have been expected.
"A German, who speaks English with
the greatest difficulty, arrived in the city
yesterday in search OF his son, Sam Wolf,
whom he fears is lying i'll and penni'ess
at Memphis or at some point in the neigh
borhood. The man, Davis Greengart,
with whom be started out on a trading
expedition, returned to st. Louie, but de-
clined to say where he left the young
man, saying, In an indefinite way. that he
was at some point about thirty miles
from Memphis, across the river.
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Milford. LeMeler. 294 Main

Fills orders from the country promptly
and satisfaction guaranteed
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We have been selling your CUrIcuRA REMEDIES
for the past three or four years, and have never
heard aught but words in their favor. Your Gu
uIcuRA Soar is decidedly the best selling medic
inai soap we handle, and is highly priced here for
its soothing and softening effect upon the skin.
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The chancery sales to-day embrace
house No. 462 Shelby street occupied by
W. G. Campbell, and house No. 4S2 Main,
lust south OF Linden street.
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Howard Watches Mt Mulford's.

SPARKLING BETHESDA stands at the head
Of all effervescing waters. Sold by the
bottle or dozen.
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DE-. HUGHES, Indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
a luxury or a remedy"
J. S. ROBINSON, Sole Agent.
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FOR SALE
EXCEPTIONAL OCCASION
IL 1t sold within two week.,
3il ADAMS STREET
an IL Ln,nhN aI..

IOWA scyen-eizhtbs Jersey COW, with calf.
AN q. COWARD, near Est.val Park.
JERSEY BULL-For SIPS, one thoroughbred
Registered Jersey Bull-S5l cash and S5 on
time Address .WOQTEN &SALE,
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THE SALE,

Our sales of CUTIcURA are as large, if not larger,
than any medicine We sell: and we assn e you
that we have never had a S nsle instance in which
the purchaser was dissatisfied. As tn you SOAR,
We can sell no other-eversbody wants CrTfCURA.
MILLER & CHAPMAN, Drus gists.
1ortsisua. Mo.
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D3ndrUn

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth
of the hair.
Burnett's Flavorine Extracts are the bes,
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The above goods are on our counters
for your inspection as to their value,
and it will be your interest to examine
same before going elsewhere.
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Ed. Foster is no longer in our employ.
Our customers are hereby notified not to
pay him any money on our account.
J. BAXTER & CO. d.
November Is, ISIS
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We offer Special Bargains to-day in
Hosiery and Shoe Departments.

AT sS SO Ladies genuine French Kid
button Sh es, worth IS.
At IS Burt's best IS so Kid Shoes.
At ST. so Ladies' Kid button Snoes,
such as are usually sold for S..
At 23c Ladies' regulai-made Britieh
Hose, white heels and toes, usual price
81 a dozen.
At SIC Ladies' extra fine ingram I'M
ported Hose, retail price Soc q pair.
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AUCTION SALES.
STOLEN.

M ULE-From my place, Saturday, Nov. Z. 1885,
wi one bay horse mule. about nine year, old,
branded with G on left shoulder. Liberal reward
for his return to R, c. Irwin. Tunica Station. or
Z. A. JONES A Co. Memphis.
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JAsK.Oy, Mr.s., Sept. 81, l:s.

JACKSON, MIss., Sept. 81, lss.
Itsks great plOasnr ip E,ating that salt View
sdo.ns the celebrated J. 7. h. Claiborne place,
and is decide ly one OF the most desirable on the
calf = aSt, 1 say this, having often been On and
ever the place. Very respectfully
"a q. WALL, Commissioner Of Immigration
snd Agriculture, State Of Mississippi.
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SALT RHEUM Cured.

Two of the worst casas Of Salt Rbeum / ever
saw we're cured by your CurIcURA REMEoIEs, and
their sales exceed those ofsll other like remedies.
/ sell very little of any other medicinal soap than
CUTICURA. GEO. A. ANTHONY, Druggist.
Kewanee, Ill.
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The most eficacioUs stimulants to excite
the appetite ara Angostura Bittsrs, pre-
pared By DR.. j. G. B. Siegort & Sons. Be-
ware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article.
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200 LAB0EE2S-0n levee, at SunfOwer
wv Landing, Nj e., AS station men, ser per
drivers and leaders: good work, vases, accom-
Dodations aud prompt pay. ArIly on work or at
3Qi Front .treet, Memphis.
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The Good Times Have Come.

sI5 Very pretty cheviot Suits. worth $50.
SI7 Three-Button Cutaway Suits, worth S35.
$40 English Whipcord and Diagonal Suits,
worth $40.
s24 Imported Diagonal Suits, worth s45.
s25 Extra Dressy Mixed and NOTED Suits, a
dozen different shades and styles, worth $50.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, lam, November q, 1884.
Observer, Memphis, Tenn:
Fol- Memphis and vicinity, fair, warmer
weather, followed Sunday by local rains.