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DEAlHOF HENRY FURsTESHEIM,
The Well Known Merchant and
Public Spirited Citizen.

Mr.. Henry Fuis,enhe'm, the we'll
known merchant, died at his res deuce
on Adams 6trest yes erday evening
shout 1880 o'clo *, OF blood p Iisoning,
following upon the performance Of an
operation for disease OF the bladder
The sad event was wholly unlocked
for a0d took the city by surprise. Mr..
Furstenhein, who was highly es.
teemed by the people OF Memphis, by
the merchants especially, was oae Of
the most liberal and public spirited of
that guild. He WAS first in every god
work for the advancement OF the
city and the increase of its pros
psrlty. He was about 60 yesrs
Of age, had been fory years in the
United States, twenty-five of which he
spent in Memphis. A native of Ger
many, OF jewish cent, he was an
industrious, careful and prudent man
OF business snd was remarkably sac
cessfal B.fore establishing the firm
of hich he was the head be bad been
a member OF the house Of Ford, Por-
ter & Co., now known ss Porter &
Macrae. Mr.. Fuist nhem was
member of the Tennessee Club, was
one of the promoters If the Mempbi
to whose magnificent displays
he wos always willing and ready
conir butor as he was when any CUB.
scriptions wereneeded to help the city
in any Of the undertakings that we've
deemed essential to its safety and pro-
gress. He snbscdbed literally 10 1880 |
toward the sanitary work, the sc'om-
pliahment OF which was the founda-
ton OF the present growth |
snd prosperity OF the city. |
Memphis never had m1re
generous citizen or a more wiling
Que. "Fusi," as his friends called |
him, will be missed by them and it
WILDE long before Memphis fnds his
match in good works The APPEAL
bears willing testimony to bis merits
aud deeply regrets his untimey
demi.e. Eteroal peace bs his.
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THE RACING RECORD.


CINCINNATI, o., October l2.-Lsto-
mia Jockey Club fall meeting, ak h
day. Warmer weather, large attend
auCe, go1d tack.
First Race. --Purss $500, Of which $50
10 second; one mile. Wa ringt1n
won by neck; Fostefal second, Ligan
third. Time :444.
Second Race Selnrg purse $500 Of
which $50 10 second for two v, ar olds,
five furlougs. Rose was nev.r headed
aud won easily by two lengths. The
race f)r second place was cIoe oae
between Hornpipe, Flprim re, Otv d
and Passion. The first two named
made dead heat. Tlme-1 :03.
Third Race Pure S400, OF which
SlOO 10 second, far three year Odds aud
upwards; mile and half furlong.
Porter Ashe won by hall length :;
Pat Sheedy secoud, Tapped by Mono
Grat, third, Time :5lt.
Fourth Race - urse 5000, of which
500 to second, free handicap; mile and
800 yards. Hisi fl ght won easily by
two lengths; Gray Cloud second, X en-
siDgt II third. Time-2:l43
Fifth Race Brewers STAKES, for all
ages, mile aud quarter. Jim Gray
won by half q length; Montana Rs-
gent second, two lengths ahead OF
BesC0nsheld, third. Tlma-2Il.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, o., October 10. Might
River B feet inches on the gauge and
falling.
New ORLEANS, La, October r.
Nigh,-ATrived: Arkansas City, ST.
Louis; she returns at midnight.
WHEELING, w. VA, October l2.--
Nght-River feet 2 inches on the
gauge snd falling. Weather warm.
PITTsBURa, Pa, October Knight
River 8 feet inches on the gauge
and stationary. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 12.-Night
River falling, with A feet 10 the
canal and foot 10 inches on the
IallP. Business dull. Weather clear
and pleasant
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, October 12.-Night-
River filien ITO feet, and stands I ITO
f. ct on tho gauge. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: d. r Powell, Vicks-
burg Departed: d. X. Powell, Ylcks-
burg.
CAIRO, ILL, October 12.-Night---
River g ie.l inches Oh the gauge and
falling. Weather clear and mild. Az
rived: Jay Gould and barges,5t. Louis,
5 pm. Departed: City Of Providence,
Vicksburg, 3 pm; Stella Wilds, New
Orleans, 4 pm.
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THE UNION DEPOT.
President MADDEN Reminds the
Railroad Companies of Their
ObIigHIiOMg

Judge MADDEN yesterday adopted a
line of &C i'm that may bring the
union depo5 project to focus. He
hes h retof1re been fed with prom.
jsps on this eubject, but M steps have
apparently been tasel looking toward
the erectic If the much needed i'm
provement. The following letter may
wake up the railroad companies:
MEMPHIS, TENN, October IL, 1856.
Maj. NJ. Burke, Memphis:
DEAR SR-You will lemember that
a. the opening of the Memphis Cotton
Exchange, more than a year ago, that
the representatives of the vsrious raj =
roads centering here held meeting
10 col slider the feasibility Of building
a union passenger depot. These
var ous rapresen tatives elected Mr.. q.
ii. Nsttleton, of the Kansas CITY,
Spr ngf5ld and Memphis railroad pres
ident Of the depot proje a ID he APP
pointed you enc OF tue committee to
select site and to Otherwise facilitate
the completion of this scheme Since
that meeting we hsvs never heard of
any such place having been selected
or any m 7vement made looking to the
boi ding Of such depot by you or by
any Of he railroads..
This communication is addressed to
you 10 ascertain what has been done
end is being doae in he mat er. The
Taxing District is deeply interested in
his, ss she has contrac s with several
riilrcads I. gu ring them 70 bu Id pas
seuger dapos, end these roads are
asking an extension of tima, up1n the
plea that they wish to join in the
Union depot and will not need private
uepots of the r own. Several fx-
tensions were er ntsd, which are APP
preaching expiration, and the district
d oes not feel willing to grant further
ex ens'o ns upon unCertsinties. Your
reply will obliOP, yours truly,
DAVID P. MADDEN, President.
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INVALID PAUPERS.
HOW NEIGHBORING TOWNS GIT,
RID OF THEIR SICK.
A Protest Against the Smuggling
OF Dying Paupers Into
Memphis.

The custom has long prevailed in
some ne'ghborlng villages, more. par
ticularly in AIksnsss, ship their in
valid paupsIs to Memphis, trusting to
the widely known generosity of the
Buff City to provide them with f,od,
,aimel at and shelter. In the haste 10
get rid OF buIdensome rauper no re.
gard is had to his or Der physical con.
dition, aud they are freqnently placed
on trsins for transportation to this
city in half dying condition. The
Kansas City railroad has frequently
been made the victims OF this inhu-
man pract C ., and in two recent cases
has bi oUght to the city the Co,usss at
passengers who were struggled aboard
with the hand of death upon them.
In order to avoid repetition OF this
sort of thing, Mr.. Newman Eth, a,tor.
ney t the Kansas City railroad, has
written to the Mayor of Jones'
bore, Ark, letter, OF which the fo!-
lowing Is u copy;
MEMPHIS, October 70, 1886.
The Hon. NJ. A. haywood, Mayor, etc.,
Jonesboro, Ark;
DEAR SIR-Sevsral times during the
past few months paupere, vagrantl
aud po5r people in dying condition,
havs been put ON our trains at your
city, supp led with tickets for Mem
phie, plate ed there by your county or
C ty butholities for the purpose of
get ing rid of, and bu;deniog this
community with them. o. two nc
casions the persons 30 placed on our
trains were in such SICILY condition
that the eXertion and strain OF the
"Trip has been sufficient TO produce
death before their arrival here, aud
the expense cf their burial has oeen
imposed on this city. 1t APPEARS to
me that the people who took part in
their removal, with knowledge of their
physical ndition, ere guilty of mu,-
der, and should be prosecuted to the
fullest extent OF the law. l. is Ger
tainly crime of tome kind, whether
legal or moral, to impose your paupers
and Migrants on this community, and
the evil has grown to such an extent
thst am induced to call your atten-
ton TO u 30 that you may, as ! kGow
you will, take proper steps to punish
the guilty parties, and likewise put
stop to the praCt ce,
| am specially prompted, in writing
to you, by The facts OF a Case coming
under my observation while on our
train last evening. A pauper, 20 SICK
as to make his removal even short
distance dangerous, was supplied with
a tickst at Joneshoro Ia the usual way
f,r this city, and placed on the train.
OF course he died before reaching
Memphis. AL the facts in the case
indicate that the parties who placed
him in tie car were guilty CT iahnmsn
10 say the least Of it, # they
are not'guilty OF mardor, in hasten ny
The mans death.
l earnestly h,p', for the good name
Of your community, that you may BE-
able to Eut a stop 10 his practice. |
know 30 many Ct your people favor
ably and well that ] feel sure that
what has been done ia these cases
will not meet their approval, ard that
they VIII cooperate with you. Yous,
etc., NEWMAN ERB.
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BASEBALL GUARANTEE
FOR NEXT SEASONS CAFES
PRESIDENTS CIRCULAR.
The Game at Little Rock Yes,er day
Races at Cincinnati, Grave
send and Philadelphia.
lsPKoIAL TO TIE APPRALl

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October ia
three days contest of the ma ional
game was opened in this city todsy by
the Pesch Pies, of st. Louis, and the
Association nine Of Little Rock. A
go, d crowd of spectators honored tn
grand stand at the Association g,ouu DIS,
corner of Eleventh and High streets,
and betting by sports was freely in.
dulged in, the Peach Pies being fist
in the pool. Game was called and
the manner in which the ball was
tossed throughout was truly scientific,
and ELECTED frequent applause from
the audi, nee. Result Of the nine in
nings: Peach Pies, / Little Rocks, 4.
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THE COUNTY COURT.
PrOeeedings OF Yesterday Accounts
AIlOwed-W iIIiamson's Maps.

The County Court met yesterday at
10 O'Clock SIN. Pretent-C. Jones,
Y. NJ. Thoma', j. ] Barry. P. NJ.
Winters, A. K, Pope, ]. NJ. Coleman,
J b. Blackwell, w. R. Gross, O. G,
Hughes, ]. W. Aller, J Nj Fleming,
j 4. Moore, q. X. Strickland Tom
Holeman, John Eliot, &. r Egnew,
! +. NJ. Masln Henry Cannou. Chair
man d. @. Slaughter presided.
The petition OF Mr.. +. L. Shower,
praying for reduction OF assessment
on her properly, was gained
The proposition Of M. Williamson
to furnish the county within three
months with sixty maps Of the county
for 5000, $500 Cash aud $500 on No
vember 10Th, was accepted upon con.
dilion that Williamson enter into
boud fo' the faithful performance OF
his cont;ac'.
The petition OF w. y. Nesbit, con-
tractor, asking tina! the Chairman be
authorized TO Issue warrants for the
amount OF the monthly es,imgtes Of
the engineer and County Supern.
ndent OF Public Work of work done
aud material FURNISHED for Wolf rlver
br,dgep, the county TO retain so per
cent, until tao completion of the
work, eac1 bridge to no paid Tor in
full When iiui he'd, wa granted.
The follow ny changes were made in
judg 8 CT election: JHne Herring
sub tn I'd r W. IL, Bond It Bru e.
wick, snj Pc er Bauer lot j. N. Hill
in Thi,d Ward.
The pytition oil W. l.. Young end
oilers for ditch on the old Browns.
vile rod W Is rejected.
The petition Of w. Ii. Bingham for
separate valuation on lots 10 ard 20,
Waldrln's subdivision, vas granted.
W. i. Nestit with Napo con Hill
ard j. u. Martin az su'etiee, filed his
boad for $4,000 for The faithful per
formRnCe OF his contract to build two
iron bridges aero Wolf river for S!4,-
$50.
G. M. Pool, On invalid, was granted
the privilege of peddlinG wi hout IL
Cense.
The resignation of Louis Kettman
as Ranger was accepted.
Ordered that the action OF this
court in removing the voting place in
Presidents Island 10 the east side Of
the river, be, and the 'ame is hereby,
rescinded.
Ordered, that all bills for hold
ing inqussts be referred to the Oouat
Attorney and Chairman
The ass essmeIt of the First National
Balk was rtdnci d 10 the amount a,
which II WIS fixed last year.
Sam Riohards's resignation az no.
tary public was received.
1t was ordered that al accounts a.
lowed for holding requests aud lunscy
inQuisi ions IN rccouBidered and 10.
ferred to the Chairman and the C3ur-
ty Attorney.
The following acc )unis were al
lnwed.
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Philadelphia GentIsmen's Driving
Park.

philadelphia, Pa, October 49,
Races at the Gentlemen's Driving
Park.
Firt Race.-Five-eightbs Of a mile.
Sarsfield won; Carley B. second, Hot
BOX third. No time.
Second Race -rhree-quarters of a
mile. A dead hest between Warren
Lswis ard Gilt; King B. third. Time
-l;2l. In the run off Warren Lewis
won in l:20l.
Third Rdcs.-One mile and a six
teenth. George Angus won; Belle i.
second, Unique third. Time--l.53.
Fourth Race One mile. Blizzard
won; Alamo second, Puritan third.
TIME 80.
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The Runners AT BrookIyn.

GRAvssEND, October - First Race.
Handicap for three year olds aud
upward; three-fourths tf mile. Won
by Cleaner by length; King Arthur
eecond, Perlcles third. Tlme-l:15.
Second Race For three year olds;
one mile and three sixteenthp. Mile
won by half length; Eikwood sec
ond, Long STOP third. Tiuc-2:04.
Third Race,-For two year ODDS;
three-tourths of mile. Won by Bes,
sic June by two lengths; Feneljn sec
ond, Paymaster third. Time-1:l65.
Fourth Race. Mile and sixteenth.
Herbert won by a neck; Jim Douglass
second, Buck Stone third. Time
:4S3.
Fifth Race. - Selling race; seven.
eighths OF a mile. Valiza won by
thle -fourths of a length; Souvenir
second, Fsg Kyle third. Time
| 1884.
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A Good SHOW Ceming soon.

Forepaugh & Ssmwsll's Grand Car
nival Of Novelties and School of
Trained Animals, which is but al
other name for a tirst-class show, di-
vested only Of riding features, and
which exhibits its many and merito-
rious attractions at the ridiculonsly
low price of 10 cents admission is to
spread its mammoth canvas here on
Monday, October 18th, for one week
on the Bluff.
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county, and is every way worthy the
patronage OF the public. The play
they are to appear IN, Tangled Lipes, is
society drama of the modern school,
full Of excelling situations that are
woven into a plot of intense interest
that moves steadily TO point a moral.
1t is a play that we predict will draw
full houses in Memphis.
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Among the Northern Lake.

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are huns
dreds of delightful places where one can pass
the summer months in quiet rest and enjoy
ment, and return home at the end Of the
heated term completely rejuvenated. Each
recurring season brings u OoOuomoWOoA
Waukesha. Beaver Dam, Froutenao, 0k0-
boil, Minnetonka, White Bear, and irlu-.
mantle names, thousands Of our BEST People
whose winter h0moe are on either side OF Ma
son and Dixnn's line Elegance eud onu1,
fort, at q moderate cost, can be readily OBJ
tanned. a list Of summer hoWes, with all
necessary iniorma ion pertaining thereto, n
being distributed by the CHICAGO, NlLwAu-
KEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will b. aenA
free upon applicatl, n by letter 70 A. ",
Carpentry, General Passer " Akent, Nj
Waukee, Wis. EHt
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Stone CIInk Wins the CesarewItch
Stakes

LONDON, October ~ The race for
the Cesrrew tch ttas es was run today
at ths second meeting at newmarket.
X, @. Viner's four year old chestnut
tillg, Stone Click, won, with the Duke
OF BsaufoTps three year old bay colt,
The Cob, second, and ]. H9mmond's
four year old chestnut colt, Elrosian,
third. There were eighteen s.arters.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The New Me1nphIs Theater.

The DsUiPs AUCTION again drew a
crowded house TO the NV Memphis
Theater last hilht, and the perform
ance was, il anything, an improve
ment On that OF the night bsfor,.
Tie bitches due to frat night were
absent, ald everything ian on
smoo bly, and 10 the satisfaction and
delight Of the large audience. The
DsrF8 auction is Without doubt Que Of
tue most gorgeous spectacular plays
now on the stage, aud will well repay
a vi IL
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Official Letter 10 the Presidents of
League Clubs.
lsPKoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, October l2,-
The following official letter has been
sent 20 the president Of each Of the
Southern lie que clubs by President
Monon:
NASHVILLE, 0ctobt T ~, 1886.
AT the recent meeting OF the south
EN- League of ba BAH clubs held in
this city OGtobsr 9TH aud S;h, 1t WIS
unanimously sg 'eed tat the guaran-
tee fund for the asnn of 1887 should
b. $4,000 in cash from each club, this
sum to be deposited with the League
Treasurer on or before the l0.h day
of January, 1887. The league dues
were fixed ut $3.50 per moath from
each club. The monthly dues must
bs paid on or b ioie tae 5th day of
each month, commencing with The
month of Apil, 1887, and payable
mo lthly thereafter until the end of
the season. Tha season of 1887 will
commei CO on or about April LIST, and
will close on or about October Isl.
The exaca dat5s will be fixed
by the Schedule Committee, which
committee will not be appointed
until after January 10, 1887. The
failure OF anv club o comply promptly
with the above Iequirsments via,
under the rulas OF the league, be de-
priged OF their franchise. Ibis rule,
together vita all other rules and
regulations, will bs strictly enforced.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN MORROW,
President, Treasurer and Secretary Cf the
SOnthUrn League of BAsehnll Nluhs
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TRANSFERS.

p J. W. Scheubsr and wife, Julia R.,
to B; B. Baacher, lot 50 OF Provinces
subdivision Of lot ga of Willo Will
iams's survey, 5Oxl5O feet, north side
OF Provine street. Consideration,
$3.50.
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DYeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cIelned
or dyed 10 auy color, also kid glover,
ostrich fathers and lace curtains by
Lnuis Rsieel, 5S Jefferson street, Mem.
pits, Tenn. 6 odJ received by express.
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Subscribe for the appeal"
Road Masters Association OF Amer
len

~
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 12.---The
Road Mastels Association OF America
held the Fl st session oil its fourth an
nual meeting this morning, with
President l. Blu nett OF the Chic ago,
Rock Island and Pacific railfo d in
the chair, and 200 road ma tiers in at
tendance. The association was organ
lied in order that the road masters,
who otherwise would have no com
municat on with each ether, might
learn from each other the latest i'm
piovsment in their work and devise
new and better methods for err orm-
ipg that work. Reports upon vsrlcuI
practical subjects were presented and
discussed at this mornings session.
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EOaisVIIIe CemeBt.
PREPARE FOR FLOODS.

fhhfAkk FOR FLOODs.
Foundations, CELLAR walls and build.
iDgs biect to overflow should be con.
stiucted with Louisville Cement. II IL
the standard.
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=, . - JUIIN MUNKUW,
President, Treasurer and Secretary Of the
Southorn League Of Baseball Clubs.
Closing Championship Game at
PiB1kburR.

PIrTy BURG, Pa, October l2.-The
MetIop 'liians played the osirg
Championship game here today with
the home team in the presence of
about 1900 people. Score: Pitsburg,
Z; MeropoIitaps. 9.
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Robert ManteII in Tangled Lives"
The Msntell Company is one of the
very best on the road, indeed one of
the bett drIua'ie organ cations Ia the
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UNARM-For city or suburban property, a
y good farm, near Brownsville, Tenn. For
turther information apply to A. WHEAT
LEY. Neal Estate Agent. Main street,
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Not 8 vestige Of
tkin is visible on
any part of his
head, face, neck,
nose or ears. He
receives a salary Of
S 0G0 per week,
more money than
The President gets,
and twice the sum
any other curiosity
wac ever paid.
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JAMES WASHINGTON, formerly cook at
terror tor l5S and ass Shelby street, 2 squares
below dayoso, whore slperb meals with
prompt attention, win be served for $40 per
month, -
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ELIGIBLE ROOMS superior board.
" two blocks IRON Gayos0 Hotel. 4b9 ShoIhv
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NEWLY furnished or unfurnished rooms,
~ with the very best brard. 81 court At.
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HNNEVHB0DY--ro call and SOC The cele-
" brated GJpsy Cliirvoytnt, at III laird
slreet, near Pnnlnr.
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AUCTION SALES.

Genteel Household Furniture at Auc-
Tin. on the premises, No. 357 Court
street extended, MONDAY, October
18th, ut 10 o'clock. Chamber, Dining
room and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, etc.
A. NJ. STOOD RID, AuctiOneer,
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= - s79@-l1-179- = :
FOR NALE.

A 7 #. A. .Jones& Co.'S, one nice gentle
"A buggy NAME that any lady can drive
or ride perfectly SAFE
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RO0MS-Furnished, with board. t,
IL At ISL Shelby street, .
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job worssr, ono who uu-
Il dcrstands furnace business preferred /;
steady work, good wave.
WESSEND0RF & EICHBFRG.
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iIERSONAL.

( NISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ .ranted. Inventor of The Sanitary Pert
land Cement Pump. Contractor and briok-
layer Telephone SSs. TH0S CUBBINS.
tyr. q. J. sCHEREg, Surgeon Chiropo-
- dist, I'll Main. street. Sixteen years
practice in Memphis. Charges moderate.
to pm. snr days from 9 to ~ IN.
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SlNGLE MAN-Wants furnished room,
- with boGrt, in private family; good ref
erencoi. Addross i. this office.
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MAN to take an ofnoc and represent
wi manufacturer; s50 per woek; saall
cap tai required. Address with stamp, Box
10, West Acton, Mas. ~
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DO ,lTION-As rorter; can furnish best o {
i references, Apply at l5i Front street.
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IL At ~ Market street. /,
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THE lease and fixtures of tho St. Ell mo
l. Hotel, Meridian, Miss, twenty-five
commodions rooms. within three minutes
walk of the Union Depot; large sample
room on the street next door; now doing
good business and POPULAR. Can be had at a
bargain il apz ed or within the next thirty
days, Apply to Charles Elmire, proprietor,
Meridian, Miss
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W00DW0RKER--A good one wanted at
Wy rOunningham's Shop. corner Of Monroe
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pOSrrION-As copyist or auanUenscs;
l. quick writer. Address l. s., tAis office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13

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IL board, for ladies or Rentlen en-. Terms
REASON AHA. 500 Cnuvf EVtapdaI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-05-28

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A little handbook recently published
treats on what to do in cases of sprains
{ and other accidents Sc. Jacobs Oil
should at oncexbe applied. It Is the
greatest pain cure on earth, and costs
only fifty cents a bottle.