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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
GREAr ANNIVERSARIES.
A National Convention Called 10 Ar.
range for Three Gand CeIe-
brAfiOnE

A national conventional Governo 8,
Mayors, officers of Bolrds of Trade
and others, comprising the Board OF
Promotion of the proOosd permanent
Exposition of the Thea Americas,
has been cal ed to NEE at Washing.
ton on Tuesday, December l7ih, to
consider aud perfect a IAN for prop.
erly celebrating the loot anniversary
of the Constitution OF the United
States, the 40jth anniversary Of the
discovery of Americs, all 10 a. range
for a permanent exposi.u OF t,a Aa-
t quities, ats and indu Iiee OF the
three Americas; also, ~ confer wi h
the committees Of CoDpese and ( r.
eign Ministers, and cal upol the
President. Nj. Alexsnd,r d Auder-
son, secretary OF TIE Bn1 Of Promo
ton, has addressed a cir la letter to
the officials of the dtffeie States and
cities, and many lett RS o acceptance
lave already b9en receiv &
The project ia both natbial AID in
ternational in scope, an win be es-
pecially beneficial to the States and
Territories in permanently exhibiting
at the National Capital THAR resources,
products, arts and industries. The
Governor of Tennessee, Ae President
and Secretary OF the Memphis Mer-
chants Exchange, and many others
have already accepted their appoint
ments and will be in stteadauce. The
other officials of Memphs who have
also been notified Of their appoint
meuts, will no doubt respond inn
mediately, rs every member of the
board it is earnestly hpsd will b.
at the convention Ia perion, IL pos
slble; if not, BY q designated repre-
sentative. The objecis aimed AZ by
the board are best explained by See.
fet9ry ardaraon. IA follow
"First.--A conssiluttuna Centennial
celebration on the 4th Of Atarch, 1889.
by the sixteen American Eepublics in
honor OF the one hundred.h anniver-
sary Of the constitution oi the parent
Republic, the United Statas.
Second.-A worlds expedition from
the LIST OF May, 1892, t. the end of DC.
tober, in honor of the taur hundredth
anniversary of the discovery of Amer
lea by Christopher Columbus.
Thrd.-A permanent EXPOSITION ,un.
der governmental c%ontro, O. the an
tiquiiies, native races, history, arts
aud industries of the three Am-icss,
this to be the outgrowth of the
worlds exposition in 1892
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
ON CHANGE.

MEMPHIS cotton is firm middling,
SIC.
AMERICAN Oil Trusts yesterday
ranged 663 to SIT.
ST. LOUIS -four quiet and unchanged.
Cornmeal quiet, 81 Do.
Spots are easy at New York and
steady at New 0rleais.
RECEIPTS OF hogs al Chicago Satur-
day, 1921 head; yesterdays esti-
mated receipts, 1900 head.
ST. LOUIS cash mess pork scarce,
So 873@l0. Cash lard scirce, S. 85@
S74. Clearribs easy, S. DOB go.
CASH No. 2 mixed cora at Kansss
City, 1920 bid cash No. 2 white corn,
Bic bid, 3lBc asked. Cash No. 2 oats,
24ic bid.
CoTToN futures easy and 7 to 9points
lower at New York; very steady and
8 to 8 points lower at New Orleans,
and barely steady at Liverpool.
CHICAGO cash corn 10 higher, 363c;
December, 364c bid; MAJ 4lic. Cash
wheat &c lower, 744c; December, Hic;
May, size. Cash oais &c igher, 263C;
May, 9oac.
VISITORS on Charge yesterday:
r. M. boswell, Galvestca, Tex; W.
8. Mercer, New York J II. Grubbs,
New York; R. P. Boswell Somerville,
Tenn. E +. Hicks, Belle Tenn.
CHICAGO cash and December mess
pork nomiDally unchanged, so Az;
January, $40 10. Cash ard December
Lard unchanged, S. 80; January,
S. 95 bid. Cash clearribs nominal
January S. 10.
ST.. LOUIS cash corn unchanged,
safe; May, ic higher. Cash wheat
unchanged, 764@76Ic; December and
May &c lower, December 76ac, May
sac asked. Cash and December oats,
26tc bid; May, S0Bc,
MEMPHIS spot cotton sales yesterday,
2400 bales; receipts, 14,442 bales, the
firms receiving the largest being Hill,
Fontaine & Co., 1884 bales; billiard 4
Coffin, 1858 bales; Stewart, Gwynne
& Co., 693 bales; Porter & Macrae, $50
bales; ]. I. Fargason & Co., $40 bales,
and w. A. Gage & Co., 456 bales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
LOCAL NOTICES,

P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 55 Madison street.
Miss CARRIE M. HEATING, pianist,
may be fonnd at the Gayoso Hotel.
LOVELY orange blossoms Tor brides
dresses at the Women's Exchange.
3. W. MILLER & Co Patent Asbestos
Fir Proof, Roofers. For durability,
equsled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. IS
Madison street..
Why do yol pay $25 or $50 for
ready made suis when you can 90 TO
L. Rosenstein d Bros, 258 Main street
and IS Jefferson street, and have a
suit made to order. A fit guaran-
teed.
l WILL have at my stable, on Mon
roe street, today (fol one day only a
lot OF high grade and registered jersey
heiiers and COWS heavy with cali.
Also, a lot Of combinsd saddle and
harness stock just from Middle Ten
nessee. r. A. loNRs 4 co.
THE question OF q proper food for
infants interests all motleya. espe-
cially those unable to nurse their Of
spring. Mellin's Food possesses all
the requisites as a substitute for
niothers' milk, and is highly COM
mended by the medical facultyoi both
Europe and America.
JAMES" he said, as he looked over
at his son, what does the paper say
about our exports and imports?
Which is the biRgest?" 81 can't see
anything here about them" "Aly-
thing about Jay Gould ?" mot a
word" "Well, then, James, / CUES
you can go down to Sweets tomorrow
and order you a pair Of them 81 boots
for Yourself and three dozen packages
Of Ko-Ko Tulu for sister Sal / guess
the country will remain level for q
couple Of weeks TO come"
WHAT Is A COLD in the head2 Medi.
cal authorities say II is due to atmos-
pheric germs, uneven clothing OF the
body, rapid cooling when In perspira-
ton, etc. The important point lie, that
a cold in the head is a genuine rhinitis,
an inflammation Of the lining mem.
brane OF the note, which, when un.
checked, is certain to produce a catar-
rhal condition-for catarrh is essen.
TALLY a cold" which nature Is nc
longer able to "resolve" or throw off
Ely's Cream Balm has proved It's So.
periority, and sufferers from cold in
the head should resort TO it before thai
common ailment becomes seated Rnt
ends in obstinate catarrh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
A FAILURE ON MAIN STREET.
Asher d Co., Wholesale Druggists,
Attached by h sheriR-Lta-
Dilittes. eI3, 900,

Late Saturday night attachments
were sued out by the German National
Bank and Mechanics Savings Bank
against Asher 4 Co., wholesale drug
gists, No. 1858 Main street, and deliv-
cred to the Sheriff, who immediately
levied on the stock OF goods in the
above mentioned store. 1hV amount
due the German National Bank 10
$500, and to the Mechanic Savings
Bank, $3.50 In additioh 10 these
amounts the firm owe about 10000 TO
merchants in New York jPhihdelphia
and st. Louis. The assets consist of
the stock of goods Ia the aore, valued
at about $4,000, and accounts due the
firm to an equal amount The firm Of
Asher & Co. have BEN established
here but a few moths, having re-.
moved to this city rom Vicks6urg,
Miss, where the p,ncipal member OF
the firm was for rany years engaged
in the wholesale drug business.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
DAMAGE SUIT,
Growing Out of the Purchase OF a
Cotton , eed MIL.

John V. Lewis, f Cincinnati, O.,
+. Urqnhsr'. OF Little Rock, AK
members, ( the American Cotton oil
COMPANY, end the Paro'a Oh and
Fertilizer Company I Memphis have
brought suit in the Ohancery Court
on a bond for SOS, 0G0, in which L. NJ.
Durham and 7. d. MG'tsgh are pril-
cipals and + l.. MCGOWAN, W. N.
Sneed, A. d. GwyDne and M. S. Buck
ingham %sureties. The suit grew cut
Of a trans action made by the Ameri.
can Cotton Oil Company, by means OF
which this grasping monopoly secured
control of the Panoll Oil and Fertil.
izsr Company. From the allegations
Of the bill fill d in the case it appears
that on the 25th Of April, 1885, the
compliments, Lewis and Urquhart,
purchased CT Durham and Murtsgh
$50 shares of the Pamela OIL and Fer
tilizer Company for Z 5000, of which
amount $4,000 was aid to defend
ants in cash and 5000 in American
o | trust Certificates al par valuation.
The defendants enter into bond in
the sum If $25,000, binding them.
selves and their rtties to the
payment OF all the debtednesI of
the Pamela Oil and fertilizer Com
psny. Alter Durham Ed Murt Oh had
received the $76 O00 n money and
trust certificates tuit was brought
against the Pamela O sud Fertilizer
Company on two nottt due DR.. Hebsr
Jones, amounting to $500. To this,
though they had nolia, Durham and
MurtaGh made no deitnFe, and judg.
ment was rendered atainst the COM
pany for $2675, whicl complainanis
had to pay hence ne suit on the
bond to recover the auouut of $2675
paid by complainanis, Il Indebtedness
which they CAIN should have been
paid by Durham and Nl-tagb.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
A Bonded Warehouse ON wheels.

The Treasury Department has noii-
titled Collector Jonas of it's approval
OF the bond, dated November 9th. ex-
ecuted before the Collector of New
York, of the Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas Railway Company as a
common carrier for the transportation
Of unappraised merchandise in bond
for the port of New Orleans. Under
the order the company is au.
thorizad to transport uuappraised
merchandise from New Orleans
to Chicago, Port Huron, Dem
yer, st. Louis, Newport News, Kansas
City, New York, st. Joseph, Buffalo,
st. Paul, Boston, Milwaukee, Phila.
delphia, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Oleve-
land, Baltimore, Toledo, Norfolk,
Louisville, Richmond, San Francisco,
Rochester, San Diego, Atlanta,
Portland (Ore.), Detroit, Memphis and
Indianapolis, in vessels or cars owned
or controlled by the company aud run
ming over bonded lines Of railroad or
water, provided when other lines are
used it is SO authorized by written
consent of the sureties on the bond.
In all cases where other cars or vessels
are used they shall be distinctly
marked Louisville, New Orleans and
Texas railroad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
Richmond and Danvime-A Big zeal.

Richmond and DanVille-A Big DeaI.
For the past several days Richmond
and West Point Terminal has been the
most active stock on the New York
Exchange. Toe excitement has been
high and all sorts OF runners prevailed
in the street SIS to what the plans and
purposes of this company were. On
Saturday it became known that Mr..
Jaraes b. Pace and as o~ciates, of Rich
mond, Va who recently sold their in
terest in the Memphis, Birmingham
and Atlantic railrosd to the Kansas
City, Fort Scott and Gulf syndicate,
had, IN connection with Gen. u. M.
Logan, formerly vice president of the
Richmond and Danville and Terminal
Companies; Mr.. Rockefeller, Of the
Standard Oil Company, and Alfred
eully, of Austin, O0rbin & o., CEN
pleted the purchase Of a controlling
interest in the stock OF the Richmond
and Danville in the interest OF the
Terminal Company, thus securing to
these gentlemen the control of over
200 miles OF railroad, extending from
Washington and Richmond through
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
and Georgia, into Alabama, Mississippi
and Tennessee.
The price paid by Pace and his as
sociates, comprising the Richmond
syndicate. was $3.50 per share for 25,-
600 shares and the sellers were George
s. Scott, John H. Inman, William P.
Clyde and FL. b. F~ahnestoCk. The
well known executive ability and
financial strength of the new pur-
chasers justi6es the hope that much
good will result to the South by thus
&c securing again the control Of this very
important system, which has for the
past few years been controlled by New
York parties. Mr.. Pace is known to
be a millionaire several times over
and it is said that at the annual meet.
ing to be held on the 9th of Deem
Der he will be elected president of the
Richmond and Danville, and. the cap
ital stock increased from s5,000,0 900 to
$15,000,000.
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Circuit Court-Estes, Judge.

July calendar for today: Nos. 9010,
Walter Davis Va the Memphis, AIkan-
sss and Vicksburg Packet Company
9O62, j. w. Knot, jr. Va o. Wagner
9053, P. M. Patter on Il %. 80 IL. A.
RAJ nor; 9058, NJ. l.. Robertson vs. s..
P. Drennheller; 906l, A. Baaty vs.
Louis Atkins; 9069, g. o. Hartman VS.
]. A. Forrest ct al 9063. Terry Gala.
han Va J. A. Forrest Ut al; 0064, ]. u.
Heiskeh ct Al VI the Louisville, New
Orleans andTexas Railroad Company
9067, DR.. A. Beatty VI louis Atkiab
9079, NJ. T.. Conway VS. George p.
MUNICH; 90S0, r. ]. Block ex tr. VS.
Ed Shore.
In the Ease of H.. B. VIM Va S. P.
Reid, Judgment in favor OF defendant
was rendered yesterday. "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
United States COurt-Judges Jack
son anu Hammond.

The United States Court met at 10
o'clock yesterday morning aud adj
i0ulned out of respect 10 the memory
of ex-President Arthur, who was
buried yesterday. The court will
meet egain today ut 10 o'clock am
There are eighty.nine cases on the
docket, among which are the follow.
ing, involving local parties:
Sarah o. Hall Va NJ. 4 q. r. r. Co.
JIG. Gibson, ct al. VS. M. 4 q. RR.Co.
Taxing District OF Shelby county va
A. T. WimDerly.
Joseph LeJeY vs. Memphis and Ar
kansas City Packet Go.
Martin Keely vs. X. @. X. II. Co.
Mike Calvin vs X. q. r. r. Co.
Isaac II. Gary Va Planters ms. Go.
New York Iron and Paint Co. vs.
Milburn Machine and Gin 90.
d. F. Larkin, OF al, vs. Planters
Ins. Go.
James A. Loudon vs. Taxing Dis.
trict OF Shelby county.
A. @. Porter vs. Milburn Gin and
Machine Co.
Michael Oarrigan ct al va Kansas
City X. X. %.
Belle G. Hollowell ct al Vi Kansas
City r. r. Co.
Annie L. Wiggin vs Supreme Lodge
X. OF p.
Sarah II. Echervane vs. Kansas City
r. X. Co.
Dewing & Sons vs. Peoples Ins. Co.
Michael 0'Neil ct al vs. Kansas City
r. r. %.
Robert Calhoun vs. Ksnsas City h,
r. 90.
VIM. Early vs Kansas City r. r, o..
Sarah A. Echervaue VS. Kansas City
r. r. Co.
R. Moore & Co. Va Hill, Fontaine &
90.
I. p. Miller va Arlington Inns. 90.
T. p. Miller VS. Factors Ins. 90.
Kansas City r. K. Go. VS. Francis
White.
Goodbar 4 Co. vs Western Union
Telegraph %.
A. P. Merriam, administrator, vs.
Louisville and Nashville r. r. Co.
Gumpf Il Co. va Froelich & Co.
Merchants National Bank vs. @. @.
Huntington.
The Pan-E Electric Telephone Co. vs
the American Bell Telephone Co.
Memphis City D.. X. 90. vs Taxing
District.
Citizens Street r. R. Co. vs Men,
phis City X. X. Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Emma Abbott in one "Mlkado

BmmnA ADDOtt In tne "mIkhuOs'
The Emma Abbott English Opera
Company opened a weeks engage
ment last night at the New Memphis
Tbeater before a house that abundant
ly attests the popularity OF the CON
scientious little prima donna. Every
seat was taken and the aisles were
crowded with men, standing. The
Mikddo as rendered by the Abbott
Company is on the whole superior
to any version of the OPERA heretofore
given here. Miss Abbott, while
not an ideal "Yum-Yum," in
beauty Of figure and grace and airiness
OF action, nevertheless sings the part
so superbly as TO make up for a multi
tude of deficiencies in other respects.
All of her solos were received with
enthusiasm and heartily encored.
Mics Annandale's "Kstisha" is a fine
performance, and leaves nothing 10 be
desired. Her fine co~ntralto voice was
never heardto better advantage, and her
acting was discriminating and effective.
Mr.. Walter Aliens "Koko" was a
disappointment, possibly because his
poTlOIlihuCo Adllb ~ buUIL VI Lub uuC-
iuous humor that characterized Mr..
Denhsm's acting in the same part
here. The other male performers, e.
pecially Montegriffo, fell ehort OF what
was expected Of them. The chorus was
admirably trained and sang with fine
vigor and precision. In these respects
the Abbott Company go far surpasses
all the others that have attempted the
Mikado here that comparison seems
absurd. The costumes were rich and
gorgeous aud an un~cessing feast TO
the eye. Tonight Emma Abbott and
entire company will appear in Latcre.
tia Borgia, n of the most BEAUTIFUL
aud melodious operas eve heard here.
The cast includes all OF the artists and
the performance is one OF
the best the company gives.
Miss Abbott BIAS costumed the opera
very expressively, and her own
dresses, all from Paris, are unique and
costly. Ga Wednesday night tn,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
SOCIETY,
Receptions Given by Mr.. w. N
HrONn-

BrOWDs
The hospitable residence of Mr.. w
N. Brown, at No. 37J Union street
presented a brilliant scene last night
the occasion being The rec piion given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Brown gnd Miss Sallie
Brown Ia honor of their fair guests
Missts Mamie snd Ella Perkins. Of
Nashville. Notwnbstandirgt the p5ur-
ing rain many Of the prominent so.
ciety belts aud baaux did honor To
the occasion and were enter aimed in
royal style. Among the ladies' pres
ent were:
Miss Motto Stratton, MICS J MONTGOMERY,
Miss Louise Snsed, Miss NJ Voss, Mobile.
Miss Pearl Nicely. Misl Mary Mallory.
Miss Pet Galloway, Miss Annie Lee Polk,
Miss Susie Galbreath, Helena, Ark,
Miss Mary Hilson, Miss Marion BOYLE,
MISS Y u~rolvenor, Miss X Treadwell,
MISS y Mansfield, Miss Pauline Edwards,
Miss Maggie Maora9, Dreaien, Tenn,
MISS Henry, @ arks- Mss Mona Poib ter,
,ytlle, Miss, Miss Ida Bruce.
Miss aid Lyon, Miss Long,
Miss Meta Humes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
Buffet Cars From New York 20
Memphis.

1t is announced by the passenger
department. of tie Pennsylvania rail-
road that, commencing Sunday, No.
vember l4.h, the Buffet sleeping car
which now leaves New York on train
No Eat Z O'Clock pm. sndPhiladelphia
at 10 o'clock pm. every day for Louis
vile, KY, will be extended through to
Memphis, Tenn. This will enable
passengers to go through from New
York to Memphis without any change
Of cars.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
CrlminaI Contributors, Judge.

Calendar for today; Oliver Bowden,
VIM. Wick, Alex Jones, Charles Will
Jams, Georrs.W W. Reedy, Andrew Hall
allies Hopkins.
Andrew Hall pleaded guilty yester-
day TO stealing a laprobe, the property
Of DR.. Kennedy Jonos.
M. g. Anderson and Pat Walsh,
convicted of petty oflenses some time
sgo, were released from tina Work
house yesterday by order of Judge
DuBlBe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
SOUTHERN RAILROADS..
EARNINGS OF PROMINENT MEN
PHIS LINES.
The Big Deal in Richmond and Dan.
Vllle-A Bonded Warehouse
ON Wheels.

The earnings of the Memphis and
Charleston road for the first week Of
November were S45,547, agaius. 33 PA
for a corresponding period last year,
an increase OF 81. 1923.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
Law REPORTS.
Chnneerx C.ar.-KmeI, ChnuocIl,

Chanoery Csart-Ellet, Chancellor,
Decisions -Plummer We Galloway,
report confined Rawlings vs. Rawl.
ings, decee against defendant for
$500; Patton VI Dix, bill dismissed
State vs. BulleT, decree will not be dis.
turbsd
Deoses.-State vs. Moore, dis. lot
Is; Fate vs. Stem, DIE. lot IA, block II
STATE va Blgelow, dis. south half Of lot
IL; ate VS. McIlvane, dis. lots ~, 2s,
20 Ard 80; State Va Allen, die. lots 2
ard State Vi Allen. dis. one acre
Tate Va Cumberland University, pay
lee; tate VS. Chase, ray taxes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23

Chimes of Normandy will he given, and
on Thursday a. the matinee Emma
Abbott will sing "Hum.Yum" in The
Mikddo, and "Marsuerite in Faust at
night. Ia fact Miss Abbott Will dur.
Jog this weeks engagement sing at
every performance,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
Inspect MuITord's stock.
RsautY b . Preeaous Gial,

And taultless teeth In a lovely month
is on OF Its greatest charmp, Be
careful Of your teeth, and preserve
them by using S0Z0DONT, that
charming dentrihce, which 10 perfectly
harmless aud absolutely Indispensable
for the toilet,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
Diamonds at MulEbrd's.
A MIniNterInI C.rIsIa.

LIMA, November 22.--A ministerial
crisis was brought about Saturday by
the resignation Of tbs President OF the
Council'o of Ministe' q, DR.. jose Arsm-
bar. Nothing is yet known as to the
formation Of a ne Cabinet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' aud gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, 5S Jefferson street, Mems
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
louisville n NashviIIe Earninrs.

The earnings of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company for the
second week OF November are $685.
$50, against $470,Sl0 for a correspond
ing period last year, an increase Of
x35. $40.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
Earnings of Ihs Kansas City Rail-
road.

The earnings of the Kansas City,
Springfield and Memphis railroad, for
the Fl st week Of November, amounted
to S39,560, against S26, 493 for the cor
responding period in 1885, an increase
OF S7067.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
NEW YORK yIRE GOODs HARRIET

NEW YoPR, November 22.-The
market WIS very quiet in demand and
new business, but through deliveries
on pre- Vious engagements the move
ment Was we'll preserved.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
The MfssissInni Valley

Mr.. D. @. Legge, haviog resigned as
acting general baggage sgent OF this
company, Mr.. H. G. Willis is APP
pointed general baggage agent, with
headquarters at New Orleans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23

Fine Jewel,y AT n"ITord's.
TRANSFERS.

s +. Turheville ct NIX 10 d. @.
Fields, lot /, section 2, township /,
range o west, containing l59 acres ;
$1,000.
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FOR SALE OR

TORCITY PRoPERTY-Farm Of 23s acres,
Il in Upton county, 2h miles from Atoka,
on c., o, and s.. W. K. R.; 100 acres of
fine timber; dwelipghouse Of 5 rooms, in
good condition; $1,000 barn, and necessary
outhouses. Methodist District Oanforeneo
high School within halt mile. Suitable for
grazing or cotton. For terms, etc, apply to
II. B. CULLEN, 4 Madison 81.
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Solid Silver at MuIfOrd's,
CataWba Grapes

70 cents per 10 pound basket.
We have just received 400 baskets Of
choice, eound cstawba grapes. This
will be about the lsst shipment for
this season. LYLE a SHIELDS.
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STOLEN.

C0W-0n Thursday, near neon, two cows;
one a black Win crop ana hole in one
other, red and white spotted, with a swallow
fork in right ear; teats have black marks.
A suitable reward for their return to me,
near corner of Lane avenue and Ayres street,
CHARLOTTE FARLEY
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rs.
THE
Royal Museum of Anatomy

Now Open at o Main Street, for
n short time.
The finest and most complete collection Of
Anatomical Models that has ever been placed
before the public.
Wax reproductions of the most noted his
torical characters of the world.
A moral, entertaining and instructing ex-
hibition, preserving the distinctive charac-
ter of a great public instructor.
OPEN DAILY-From s am. to 10 PAN. for
Gents. FRIDAY, from l to 6 PM, for La
dies. Admission, IS cents.
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D0NY-Sorrel pony, with white spot on
i forehead. Finder will be rewarded by
returning him to S. Jacobs, IS Monroe street.
NTULES-0n the night of Oct. Sd, 3 miles
1NL east Of Collierville, black mare mules;
trimmed up, with little white spot under
jaw; the other, ten or twelve years old,
rough, and not go we'll trimmed. Regard
for information, or return Of mules to j. W.
Young, Memphis, or
W, T. PRICE. Collierville, Tom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23

DUSIrI0N-By r practical far mer o~fsseve-
i raj years. experience in farming and
management OF labor, as Manager on cotton
plantation; satisfactory references given.
Address M, 81 Linden street.