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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

no RENT ROOMS ON THIRD AND fot klH
| floor No. sCaAai-st al piulng sweet Lolel
Apply % !. Weston. Pierce 9cs a.
lrJK KE>T-IAALE FLnAsAAI ROOMS,
L l4rll.leI OF uni4.f l-lr 3. o4iy ien s-ll.
nom l,s office i5' n. Dlslslou-st. os
10 AENI-lHnE- 4tf- hODI-. j hNlnllDu
| oT u4I4fn.-lcl. "ilh or ulIhvM Ds.Il lu
J rvalr family for p-rlculaf- enquire - b.
LiF4nsstou-si.
I.OArNI- I4EEE AlNLkDnI .Iil l.>l-HEl
| o. un ur-l,Ac1 Hlll or without board lu
lrsate la.44y. FOR Iarlculan en4 -.ie al q
Lltlu. stau 81
tON HIAI -tLEsaNI FURNISHED ROOMS.
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NOllDe sl- D.-l from % %.
TuDn 80. Porter block. ottr -Neiiald br0 d, q
llANIE1- SEEAitl5 AAD 10 RfAI-A
" uta. aul Thoroughly 4ella1l. couple or .-la...
family sI hO-t tnlIeicu III Two oI .orr rrlias
Can ga5 rent ia pa.t O.. services. also tol rrnt q
d.sl..l.e upu.c ApI-J al COla-I Crescent ave..
and Eo-lHlck 81 iN
tgOK nLDI-PAAr OF HOUSE 80. l-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

/ g. ta1i.- aIIit .-lIl.tI p. .alAtL tili1 oldtftI
ul.l tlaa. IIultr el- receive reward ~ Itaf-
lus sallr ai hfanl A-l aal I.se aua - itafl
FL 81
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vaIa io 1udtf hc,aru l1 museum. 81
lSt Ok ~IhAl ikoA ~ - NORTH
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puppy lal oi. IaI nliA opHtfs I-tlut cad sll lass
Oh 81 ffndtI Nil iltaso 4ru i0 above adde's
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

Jrsin no. hss 1frougf Dsart f.I1 eToep4
sunday, f0f Grand kFui1s Iolard Grand
Haven. nfskcFpr and feriaai hls' Is r1lIgt
Coach leaves the above points ria g. Al n Ev
eact day, e1oer sunday. arrirlus al So or
Train NJ. 81 81 J. ms
AL trains daily c1oepi rulcsF
g.. PtHrfH f.eu lass IS sui
n. z. kSTTHEws hof1n weston. bgi y 1rf sgUn
Detroit. mActinsc A Maruueffs 4. a,
THE NtcHIHtv sHos1 ITrE'
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10
DEAD SHOT.


The free bunch IS give away.
A charity ols.-~s,t eay c).i yi.e',.'
The uee silver cer.itclts- Ale what ,..S.
silence is golden.
The Pope is sail 10 ls,e,, journalists.
Been reading i3kes on his oi, zoe, perhaps
Funny. nobody has Set d.,co,esed THAR
lhe H.le God % Love is made ap ol cup5-
uy.
Patent mea.c.-e alyer--ements should
have prominent places ia lLe uea fAth
cure book
Kenne~ick pos,-oilice in Washia. on
Territory has been changed 20 re-he. Why
not be candid about IL ard call il snicser'
The Prince Of Wales mas presented a
London beauty with a diamond la'ch-key
for an ornament The Prince is sarcastic.
Kaiser William is said 10 be a chronic
Iute player There must be- something
wrong in Germany or else the old man
bears charmed life
A learned editorial in an exchange is
headed How 10 Let People Help Them
selves" A good way would be leave your
front door unlocked
Chicago poetess writes for Crr' Pret-ers
WeHr
4 viii ever kis, The man whom my soul rcvere', -
Her beau should hire unsmith 10 plate
his mouth.
Weshan shortly expect TO receive a hand
bin from Chicago. that, Judging from the
remarks of the newspapers there viii read
ike this.
ALL ABOARD.
GET READY FOR THE GREAT FESTIVAL AT
CHICAGO
sEE ruE HANGING.
>rrea Neu p b. Ere0fef "a The Hghcs'
SgIe y Ar kaora 20 the
~frrfH
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

EOK KENI-A iiOl SEAM BakA Al io,EAsI
Budse-st. fl4ulie al las tu.l broge III A-
Iel1. %
HOUSE FOX RENI-IO RESPONSIBLE
Ill person, All of "a Golbie house containing slA
looms, aut. >, closets aud Hoolnousc. ll4.lre
al Ia hanson. So. lcar bu1se, o. al 80 CLANCY =
40
NOR KkNI-HDtsE or FIVE ROOMS N4IA
Stable No -ly N. lultou-sf.. one Ui seven
rooms 40. - West Broaunay near fult0n. "a.
ole of siA rooms ID new brlch block conner 81
shaw ulut ave auu Winter 81 81 ltn A.-s, water ana
other cout Cfiielcts, one Oi tsce Room, corner Ol
Nlultr aud Allsu--l-., also store AtteG lol meat
market, Ia good location ior trade. inquire oi D.
". Barnard, - AlIcu corner OF Vt Nerhou-,is
- lflU.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

TWO 1pI 81 LADIES ADt- l> ANH 49,
| Would Hketo correspond Hlth $50 seutrmru
PLEASE Allrts, Naul AID ALuaociir Rivers B. J
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

Dr. FsANrrs BsCoN g fo compile the
taxi books for The Connecticut public
schools. aud ir. SHsKEsPE,Rs - e. write
report on the cbolers IN Europe 4
Tcy contemporary observes that there
vii ~ a complete historical parallel. r
in a future century some IsVsrus Dox-
NgHV shsll nd in the Shsseeperesn
enu1osi-icu sn ingeui1 = eypher sboe
inz ttaf BAcoN was rs sufhor
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

oss,esAl rArls o. zzNr coUsrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

LLOYD skszEE. Ealsos and Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

GRAND RAPIDS. SUNDAY ocr 10
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

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II ELE HON T. NO 551 /
LLOYD skzzEE. Eassos sad N a4a.gsr.
GRAND RAPIDS. >DAY. OCT. 10
The Nss York Mayoralty contest Is
becomiag q irse-i9r-Al race, with large
l.st of entries.
Tue tr0abls Win HzSRr GEoRoz's
candidacy is 10 Is little too honest for
tho ls q hs IS aorking ia
The printer named OYSTER Who was
recently appointed to a place Ia tho gov
eminent printing oflse. is evidently not
clam.
SAN Jos4s Is preaching Co the great
eoazr ega..on OF bank ..shisrs 10 Canada
SAN sail follow sinners even into pre-
sifln ..asH
The Albany 1rJss objects 10 Jadzs
DA>lsLs candidacy for the Cour, Of Ap-
peals 0-lch. on aceouut OK his axe. Ca
tAas seoss lae Ar9as IS macn more 90
l..t... D..,.,s
-l- ll..a'lfs D-aIa,r. says AArrtL
7f-.tNLAsp if Assistant P'os-e'''ng At
,ora-l oi Clinton county. Michigan, auG
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Ne ne Ne@ i-1 hr.s'ts were
pr...i. ....iJ io blame .ef iAe .-oDo-s At
4. 'tlon 2, i1e altar ma- itv' n=aitn.
fHl rfac. ia la'dly.r> fnr Oh prvInlic,
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Tie B1r--o Courier, De mocr-' ic
paper. SAYS SDslk-r CAnLusLz Is not a
.'frse-tf.a-r" ami fhe Democratic organs
of Mc1-an s4y Mr. YArLE Is not a
free trader Nog. The question is, are
there .uy frss traders anyway
The rip-r0arug Ell PERKINS can find
good opening ou' this way for a He's
.,.-, nan 4tat ~ ...,f sr,.,,f,il ,,-,tb . ,...,
science. We refer 70 the opening on our
esteemed morning contemporary for d
perfect white washer on the records Of
Hnrecogn zsd judges
K,rv Frrro can ,,or.ol. baraalf avan
ia sfsils to sr,v. ont ~ sbs eouotrv
sb. ho-r,l NIorr,o,s for cha has ALI tba
-. o,.srs -, i..y.. ,y,,b b.- bs,,,v-b -b.s-,sl
lanyh. II Kerr would only marry ALI
tba hcye .t, u.s,t tohs h.- h,,sl,o,l
\ contemporary - tnily convinced OF
woman superiority 10 man. and her
ngnt % vote oy the tact that IN SIX
months time sne las irafled TIE art OF
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

SAN Jos4s Is preaching Co the great
eoazr esa.lon of bank cashiers iu Canada
SAN siil follow sinners even into pre-
slf.n l.aeH
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

OFFICES AHD = PsAkL.sT.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

NH EDWARD SION An. ns NONRCf -
. Foue Ca 30 q n ; - 9. %. = b 3.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

Ism ,le Brooklyn E4gie q httle saucy
fo- Democratic organ lt says "No
Office holier accused - vsaturinx ACROSS
the vsgue boundary line between the
domain ~ bis individual rights and
ia domain ~ offensive partissuship
has yet bean pounced upon by the Al
ministrstion or violently rspped ovar tha
kuucklas FOR his temerify
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

CIT READY FOR THE GREAT FESTIVAL AT
CHICAGO
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

| WANTED SITUATION ~ CARRIAGE DkIN-
| W CT or tealns.eI uy middle aged aud ca eiu4
man. reference. No ui' l1ae DO in- kc hllnfc cl
I ,f4.ea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
AUGUST.

J.H. Good, 4 Johnson avenue, frame
house, $500.
s. II. Dunscomb, johnson avenue
brick addition, $1,000.
W D. Lucas, Monroe street, two
frame houses, $1,000.
W. O. Hardwick, 30 Pontotoc, two
story frame house, $4,000.
John Woods, Railroad avenue, one
story frame house, $500.
j. Beck, La Rose street, frame house,
5000.
Mrs. Z. o. Graham, SO Mill street,
stable, $500.
MIRA A. Simon, 400 Pontotoc street,
two story frame house, $1,000.
M. Parker, 20 fernando street,
kitchen, $50.
Susan @. Fransiola, IS Florida av-
enue, one story frame house, $1,000.
O. Kahn, 497 Pontotoc street, one
story frame, 500.
Susan @. Fransiola, Florida and
Union avenue, one story frame, $500.
Geo. p. Munich, Walnut street, one
story frame, Sl250.
0veiton & Grosvenor, Monroe street,
brick cotton shed, $500.
f. Schumann, Linden street, two
story frame, $500.
Ellen Costello, 234 Carolina street,
two story frame, $500.
Hope Oil Company, Front street, Of
fee, 5000.
o. W. Jones, Mostly street, one sbo-
ry frame, 800.
John bearing, La Rose street. two
double tenement frame houses, $3.50.
Parma estate, southe. st corner Main
and Poplar streets, three story brick
house, $450O.
William Tate, Orleans and Broad
way streets, one story frame house,
$1,000.
Andrew jackson, l51 Auction ltreet,
wood shed, $50.
A. Cordes, AZ Moeby street, addi-
ton, $1,000.
DR.. W. b. Rogers, Wellington and
Vance streets, q two story frame
house, $1,000.
X. F. Looney. Georgia and Missis-
sippl avenues, four two story frame
houses, $4,000.
Mrs. A. Crockett, $50 Manassas
street, an addition, $226.
J. e. FlnlSy, $50 Union street, a
one story frame, $500.
B. Lowenstein 4 Bro, southeast
corner Of Main aud jefferson streets,
i've story brick, iron and stone store
house, Sl50,00O.
Miss j. Higbee, Bea.e and Lauder
lale streets, three story brick school, |
aouse, $4,000.
d. P. Hidden, Hadden avenue, |
hree one story frame houses, $1,000.
Taxing District, Hadden avenue
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
DECEMBER

ii. Glindksmp, Robson and Win.
chester streets, one story frame. $1,000
s, smith, 275 Deeoto street, coal
shed, $25.
W. W. Brown, 81 Charleston ave.
nue., two story frame, $500.
Samuel Follz, II Adams street, shed,
Smiley, Smith & Co., 9S and 100 Pop
lar street, shed, $500.
Samuel Watson, -, addition 10
Dollhouse, $50.
Mrs. Flanaehau, % Dean avenue.
frame houee, $500.
W. b. Dunscomb, 118 Gayoeo street,
frame house, 500.
+, M. Cogswell, 65 Adams styeAt
coalhouse. $l5.
,,o d. d aicksC N. Georgia street, one
shed, SIS.
A. A. Laurence, florida avenue. two
story frame house, $1,000.
Sarah O'Brien, 10 Winchester street.
coalhouse, $35. 007
shed, 5000. o"
John McDough, III Second street
coalshed, $40. '
schlitz Brewing Company, Main and
Auction streets, stable, sos.
X. X. Church, Short Third street.
two two story frame houses, $4,000.
r. +. Church, Short Third street
three houses, $1,000.
Memphis, Selma and Brunswick
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
JUNE.

Carter & Blessing, 2s4 High street
frame house, $3.50.
Callahan q Co., Second street, wagon
shed, $40.
]. LepeYe, 1853 North Second street
frame house, $1,000.
j. Nagel, IS Front street stable, 800.
John Miller, 1853 MADDEN avenue,
storeroom, $500.
R. R. Church, 1888 Short Third, two
kitchene, $3.50.
Louis Schmrod, "a Greenlaw street,
room, 1925.
John Norman, 144 johnson avenue,
frame house, 5000.
l. solari, Beale street, frame house,
$l700.
7. Delaney, So Manassas street, two
new rooms, $500.
?. Burns, Lane and Dunlap streets,
frame house, $500.
Mrs. ]. N, Smith, S92 Madison street,
stable, 500.
Howell estate, 39S Main street, four
story brick house, $4,000.
z. Boyle, 20l Poplar street, stable,
$500.
Gilchrist & Martin, Iauderdale
street, frame bouse, $500.
Gilchrist & Martin, Goslee street,
two frame houses, $1,000.
Mrs. Stevens, "a Peyton avenue,
frame house, $3.50.
r. w. Hughey, Beale and Dubose.
frame house, $500.
C'tEens' Street Railway Company,
GAyoso and fernando, shed, $50.
N. l.. Meacham, jr., 5 Towards Row,
three story brick house, $4,000.
NJ. L. Meacham, jr., Beale, two story
brick house, 1890.
H. Liss, Marshall avenue, black
smith shop, $50.
9; Gardner, 145 Georgia street,
etable, 1925.
DR.. s. Watson, 80 Ruth street, two
houses, 800
First BapIist Church, Second street,
brick lecture room, $500.
Thomas Cubbins, 25l Vance street,
stable, $50
Mrs. s. B, Hall, Ecbols street, frame
house, 800.
W. ". Randolph, 800 Beale street. |
brick additions, Sill 900.
J. P. Jay, Virginia avenue, stable,
MrA H. Schilling, IA Adams street, |
brick shed, $1,000.
II. & L. Morris, 124 Linden street, |
two story frame house, $4,000,
May Burne, st. Martin street, fra me
house, $500.
Geo. @. Love, Fourth street, frame
cottage, $4,000.
8. M. McCallum, Desoto street, brick
house, 5000.
Drs. Mitchell q Maury, Court street,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
JANUARY, 1856.

E. J. Hslakan, Frazer street, one
house, 5000.
Harvey johnson, Looney street
frame house, $3.50.
Welton H.rris, Looney street, frame
house, $l5,.
t. d. Jackson, Simmons avenue.
frame house, $500.
Thomas Meyer, 1923 Georgia street.
additional room, 500.
ksllaher q Donnelly, Virginia ave.
nue., double tenement frame, S29S4.
Ciiz4ns Street Railroad COMPANY.
Gayoso and fernando etreets. street
car stables, Sl2,291.
+. Il. Ctssett, Gayoso and Shelby
stieeta, three four story brick, store
houses s48,001.
Mrs. q. Il. Johnston, 1875 La Rose
street., kitchen, $40.
I. j. Latham, Rsyburn and Cnolins
avenues, frame house, 500.
). Schelibsr, l56 second street, wood
and coal houoe, s. 90.
Thomas Hoffman. Broadway and
fernando lad, boxhouee, $3.50
Romeo Luctrini, MADDEN avenue,
one story trick, SlUOO.
W. B. Dunavant & Br,., alley south
OF Adams s.rve', shed, $1C0.
ID. b. Freeman & Son, 16 Vance,
two rooms, $500.
Mrs: O. Doherty, Fourthstreet, one
story frame, $3.50.
o. Reinshagen, 10 Wright avenue,
two additional rooms, $500.
M. II. Reilly, Auction street, work
shop. S25.
DIR. Martin, Jones avenue, addition
al room, $50.
H; Fearo, Hill street, addition to
stable, $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
JULY.

Mrs.. @. B. Stout, Robeson street
servants room, $500.
| I. d. Jackson, Stewart avenue,
frame cottage, 1890
Dr. j. B. Sawyer, AIS LAuderdale
street, one story frame house, $1,000.
Jacob Weller, 70 Beale street, brick
addition, $500.
7. A. Murray, 25 Main street, office,
Mary McCurry, Georgia and Penn
sylvania streets, frame house, $50.
j. +. Foster, 1853 Fourth street,
kitchen. $3.50.
]. D. IL. Meyer, 427 Orleans street,
one s'ory frame house, $500.
James Glover, Huling and Null
berry streets, frame houf e, $50.
Mrs. Sellsrs, 1876 Third STREET, two
story brick house, $4,000.
jordan Waldran, Mulberry street,
frame house, $500
M, Schwartz, 100 Pontoio, street,
wood and ccal house, 500.
Mrs. +. ]. Jones, Georgia street, two
frame residences, $500.
d. II. Poston, Kings avenue, two
frame houses, $500
j. Meyer, DubJse street, frame
house, $500.
j. d. and lie Montedonico, 535 Shell
by street, two story frame, $500.
Q. Nj. Espy, 1S1 Vsnce street, coal
and wood shed 1926.
j. j. Lovin, 40 fernando street,
coal and wood shed. $40.
II CrAcI TTn,.. 81 NJ.
sas streets, frame house, 500.
Cole Manufacturing Company, Gay
$50, Office, 500,
A. Q. Treadwell, Dssoto and Gsyoso,
two story brick house, $1,000.
Mrs. @. Il. HoskiDs, 294 Manassas,
two story frame house, $500.
Heitinger Il johnson, ne Main, |
brick addition, $500.
Merchants Cotton Press and Storage
Company, cotton shed, $4,000.
b. Sarimi, Linden street, two story
frame houee. $500.
Mrs. Sarah Lightburne, Adams
street, two story frame house, $500.
John Ross, Calhoun street, two
frame houses, $1,000.
John Ross, Elliott street, one frame
house, $1,000.
Thomson 4 Houston Electric Light
Company, Mccall near Main street,
one story brick boiler room, $1,000.
Chess Carley Company, Winchester
avenue, shed, $500.
j. Mcnamara, Alabama street, two
tory brick storehouse, $4,000.
II. Luehrmaun, 40 Monroe street,
-oom, S75.
w. b. Adams, 404 Pontotoc street,
me story frame house, $500.
Mrs. II. Schilling, IA Adams street,
additional story, $1,000.
L. Bradley, 1873 Kentucky avenue,
me story frame, $3.50.
Thomas Delaney, 80 Manms as street,
yotd shed, S25.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
MARCH.

Bonapsrte Sales, Iowa avenue, frame
house, $500.
Il. ]. Silka, Main street, structure
over stairs for news stand, $75.
Grant & Co., Sixth and Carolina
streets, one story frame, $1,000.
James Renhert, 1877 Hadden ave-
nue., wood shed, S..
Bohleu-Hu Ice Company, Chester
street, four ice boxes, 5000.
L. S. Taylor, Calhoun street, stable,
$25.
F. NJ. Stewart, $50 Webster street,
one story frame house, 500.
II. W. Joiner, III Poplar street,
storehouse, $3.50
W. w. Jackson, 430 LAuderdale
street, frame cottage, $500.
A. Schmidt, 70 Florida avenue, wood
and coal house, SIS.
Mrs Robbie, 1873 Hadden avenue,
COW shed, $40.
P. NJ. Patterson, Jefferson street,
Office, 800.
F. d. Venn, La Rose street, frame
house, $500.
G. Broens, 81 Old Madison street,
wood and wagon shed, S25.
O. L. Clancy, Tennessee street,
kitchen, $50.
]. ]. Shea, SS Fifth street, kitchen,
$25.
Citizens Street Railroad Company,
Dubose and Middle streets, street car
stables, $500.
]. B. Mailer, Mosby aud High
streets, addition to store, $3.50.
A. Gluck, 206 Poplar street, kitchen,
$50.
F. 7. vauries, rs Market street, car
riage house, $65.
Fritz Aehle, 1873 Hidden avenue,
wood and coal house, S25.
Citizens Street Railway Company,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
MORE Than A MILLION.
THE VALUE OF BUILDINGS con.
STRUGGLED LAST YEAR.
a Gain Of Twenty-Five Per Cent.
Over the Preceding Twelve
Months.
SOMETHING OF WHICH MEMPHIS
MAY BE PROUD.
The Best Indication of the Entire
Confidence Felt In the Fut-
ure OF the City.

The impetus which was given Ia
building in the city three years ago
by the bold ventures of a few Mem
phians who felt assured of the
future of the Bluff City has already
gained in force, passing beyond the
sanguine hopes of even the most
confident. There has been no sud
den, spasmadic movement, but a
healthful, steady growth of a very
encouraging nature. With a view
to protection from confagration, and
with a laudable desire to add
to the architectural beauty of
the more conspicuous portions of
the city, the government has in
sisted upon a strict adherence
to the fire ordinances. In this the
officers have everywhere met with
the most cordial cooperation, and
the result is that the structures of
the past year are in every way supe-
rior, taken altogether, to those of
former years. Stone, brick and iron
have been much more extensively
used than ever befoye. New de-
signs in business and dwelling
horses are visible everywhere,
beauty combining with durability to
present most delightful effect.
For the twelve months ending
September l, 1885, the amount ex-
pended in the city for buildings and |
repairs was about 100000. The re- |
port given below shows an increase
of fully % per cent. for the year
ending today. The movement in
real estate has been almost equal
ly as active, the books of the Regis
ter's Office showing that during the
same period property worth 81 $780,
900 changed hands.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
LIST OF PERMITS.
SEPTEABER.

Ayers Strange, 50 Madison street
stable, 500.
Matthew Smith, corner OF Orleans
and Jetsamine streets, storehouee $500
L. b. Jones, S.. Paul and Orleans
streets, frame cottage, $500.
I. B. Trez want, Cynthia street, shed
for carriage, $40.
Cliff Bruce, Linden street, two story
brick residence, $4,000.
Bosid OF E iucatioD, Georgia and
81. John stree:s, new seheolhouse,
Lewis Pritchard, ass Shelby street,
coalhout Q, $50.
D, Broadhurst, IS Fifth street, wood
shed, s4O.
S. A. Pool, st. Martin street, two
story frame house, S35O0
Ley Alexandra, Beale street.. cot.
tage, $4,000.
4: a: Godsbsy, 100 Alabama str,e ct,
coai Office, 500
Jos. Oelle, 81 Poplar street, stare
room, $500.
W. n. Wilkerson, 10 fernando
street, brick warehouse, $3.50.
Denny O'Neil, 322 and 1924 Main
street, coal office, s125.
?. McCadden & Co., 102 Third sire ct,
two rooms, $1,000.
M. II. Coover & Co., 157 Washing
ton street, shed over bayou, $500.
Sam Smith, 6 La Rose slit ct, small
house, sl00.
MIS-. j. Welch, 120 Market street,
one story frame, $500.
Mrs. Flynn, Jackson and Third
tleets, two c:al HOUSES, $50.
Rebecca Vyers, AZ Winchester street,
coalhouse, $15.
]. O. Andrews, LaudGdale street,
two new rooms, $500.
". @. Courtney 65 Vance street,
coalhouse, $40.
Heber Jones, S03 Lauderdale street,
two rooms, $500.
Mrs. L. Klenkla, Broadway and
Michigan avenue, two story frame,
$1,000.
R A. Lytle, Alb Court street,
kitchen, 5000
Lymus Wallace, Az Lauderdale
sire ct, stable, $3.50.
Nd. Parker, Huling street, coalhouse,
$40.
L. Pntchard, Georgia and Third |
streets, frame house, $1,000.
Jones BrCs. &. Co., Rass avenue, two |
story frame, $1,000
G. Howard, 1874 Wellington street,
two Iooms, $500.
G. F. Reder, Gayoso and Second I
streets, brick shed, $500.
Mrs. Ryan, 91S South street, one
story frame, 5000.
a. Hodges, Butler street, one story
frame, 1850.
S. II. Ellison, Sl5 Main strset one
story frame, $500.
5 A. Dunscomb, Shelby street, coal
house, $50.
Mrs. Lulz, As Winchester street, CA
house, S74
A. Kohlbry. "a Main street. two
story brick, 1880.
Henry Reed, 16 Wilksrson street,
cottage, $3.50.
B. N. Jones, IL Hadden avenue, coal
house, $40.
John R. Pendergrast, Rayburn ave
nue. and Clay street, new kitchen and
porch, 5000.
G. Robson, 156 Beale, storeroom,
S10.
H, L. Mslleck, Fourth street, Chel-
sea, woodhouse, SIS.
j. A. Helblng, So Beale street, shed
Tor wagon, 500.
A. H: Goodman, 76S.. Martin street.
COW shed, SO.
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$4,000. ''
Mn. Maggie, Calhoun street, or,
story frame, $500. -
J. Bnsh. 142 Mosby street, frame
house, $500.
M. Maeevney, ~ and 81 Beale street
two story brick store, $4,000.
I. J. Devine, 1893 Beale street, stable
Mrs. O. Goth, Butler street, five one
etory frame houses. $1,000.
ID. Cooley, lao Main street, rebuild
brick hous :, $1,000.
w. L. Boyd, IS Third street, add.
tional room, $1,000.
Alex. Khkwood, Virginia avenus.
frame house, $500.
F. Young, 20 Overton street, wood
shed, 10.
Mrs. J. Rice, 1851 Poplar street, two
story frame stable, $50.
il Duffy, Bass e,enue, stab 500
ID. W. Fly, Poplar street ne O e
lsans, two lew rooms, $500.
+. Kehoe, Thud street, one story
frame house, $1,000.
Brown * Jones, foot of Market
street, coal ohed, sos.
Thomas Custer, 1874 Winchester ave-
nue., tao frame houses, $3.50.
A. White, Carolina street, frame
house, $3.50.
A. @. Iresdwell. Vance street, two
two story frame houses, $4,000.
n. W. Spears, jr, 70 Vance street,
$500.
Mary Murphy, 5s Second street, two
Kitchens, $lC0.
Owen Lilly, Pontotoc street, frame
house. $500,
Hook & LaGrill, Goslee street, frame |
house, $1,000.
J, II. Coffin & Co., Auction street,
$1,000.
James smith, Ssffarans street, one
tory frame house, 5000.