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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

D06ITI0N-By a man thoroughly CONVEX
L SAINT with all the details # business.
An expert accOuntantand book keeper. I'm
exceptionally references. +. " t1is office.
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ON 'CHANGE.

CLOSING prices Of November options
at Chicago yes erdsy: Pork, SO 81.
Lard, So 05. Clear RIB sidee, IS 30,
nominal Corn, $50. Whea', 75Bc.
Oats, 1880.
THE Mechanics Savings Bank eff
fected permanent organization yes
terday, with the following efficient
corps of cfIicers aud directors; M. H
Ka Senberger, PRESIDENT; |. X Nzsn-
tergsr, cashier. and Napoleon Hill, j.
W. &C orr, w. b. Carroll, John A.
Den'e, A. Cohen, j. II. Biscoe, L. +.
robin and A. S. Myers, directors.
vsIToRs OF Change yesterday: 7.
II. Ca ter, Walnur, Miss. P. II. Haw.
Sine, Onldwater, MSS; f. NJ. Gllli-
lsnr, jr, Colliervlle; Mis- Helen
Walton, Sun Antonio, Tex; ]. y.
Vapn, Hun sville, Ala; S. O. John
son end S IN Fra,k Holly Springs;
W. A. Rober son, Moline, Mis- Miss
Alice Robertson, Molina, Miss.; b. M
Pond, New Orleans.
TIE Brad,treet Agency reports 156
failures in the United ) at during
the week ending September "a, 1886,
againtt 1873 Ia the preceding week, and
lao, POI, i64 and 14l in the correspond
ing weeks OF 1885, 1884, 1888 and 1882,
respectively. Middle Sstes, 38; New
England States, IS; Southern Stat s,
IS; We tern Slater, So; Pacifi, States
AID Territories, 80 Canada, 81; total
ia the United States and Canada, 1877.
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BAT AND HOOP.
baseball az Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September % -
The game OF ball today b stween the
Association mine Of this city and 4
crowd Of Memphis amateurs resulted
virtually in nine gooss eggs for the
visitors, the sc ore being IS to l in ia
vor OF the assoc alton. That one YVES
made by wild bali i'ched by the as
ISOLATION pitcher in the frs. inning.
Rumor stated that Memphis was to
send over her best men to play Little
Rock, but the City of Bluffs is
too jealous OF her hoAors to jeopsdize
them in contest with the Arkansas
baseball club 1t was the intention to
rlay sgain tomorrow, but the anna.
ttus being so inferior, will b, sent
back home tonight. TIE Association
nine will mount the diamond in Hot
Springs Thursday and FRIDAY, and
next week play the S., Louis Browns
here. Arrangements aie being made
far an early game with the Chila
League club.
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THE RAILROAD.
sAvannNh,a Reach 70 ate.

1t is proposedto construct railroad
from connection with the street car
system OF the 6 ty OF Savannah, at the
foot OF one of the principal streets,
thence in a S luthessterly direction, a
distance OF about fifteen miles, t, the
island of Tybee. The OBJECT of build
log the road is to affol r. pid and cay
communication to the only good ssa
beach within reasonable di,tance of
the city of Savannah, to open the ISL
and 10 the residents of interior cities,
such as Macon, Augusta, Atlantis,
Rome, Chattanooga, and numbers OF
smaller towns which are within
comparatively short distance, and ulti-
mately to establish a winter resort for
the large number OF Northern tourists
who pass through Savannah, and for
which hotel site Ct unsurpassed
beauty and convenience is afforded
on the south end of tue island. The
railroad is now under construction
and will be completed and open for
travel early next year 1SS7).
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A Prospect for a Oren, d,nme

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 2S.-A
special from Phil delphi Gays: Mike
Kelly, the general utility man Of the
Chicago Baseball Club, taid last even.
ing in regard to tbs challenge Issued
by President Won der Abe, Of the st.
Louis American Association Club, to
plsy tie Ohicsgos for the champion
chip Of the word: "Mr. Spaulding,
Anson ard myself have had q talk
about the mater, ard Mr.. Spaulding
said We were at liberty 10 play the S..
Louis Browns il we wanted TO. We
would like TO meet them and play
them for the chs mpionship OF the
world for from $4,000 to $1,000 and
the gate rec4ip's. We know the
Browns are first Glars team, and we
do not think we will have an easy
thing OF II, but we are anxious to see
just how hard they will ms . us play"
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DYERSBURG, TENN.
Organization of n Democratic Club
The Taylor BrOihers-TOm
Neal.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE APPEAL. /


DYERsBURG, TENN, Sep ember 28.-
The Democra ic Executive Committee
OF the Fourth Civil District Of our couu-
ty called meeting at TIE Courthouse
last night for the purp ,se of organic
ing a Democratic Club. Tbs meeting
was we'll attended, contidering that it
was a rainy night. A good club was
organized, entitled "Ihe Taylor, Glass
aud Parker Democrat C Club OF the
Fourteenth Civil d stict OF Dyer
county" the strength of The Fowlkts
bolt is weakening every day, and at
the November election Dyer county
will come up with handsome ma
jorily ior Parker and the straight Dem
CORA ic ticket, as old Dyer has al ways
hereto ore done. 1t. is sid, md the
fact s mos certainty, iha, tn a r
publicans OF ths county vii meet h 70
today aud NJ miIae card dstes Tor
Representative aud Senatorial hoT o s
This wi !, and very nau ally sloud,
make the chances for the elegrion Of
Mr.. J. N. p. rker, the r. gular 10 .inre
of the Democra ic party, an abs lut
certainty, asst is blieved that Capt. H.
l.. Fowlkes would not be willing to
aid and AMT in the election of r.
publican RapreseI t,tive by split ing
and Cisu bling the Democratic ranks
by taking 8. me Of The votes that wou ID
otherwise tupp )rt the regular nomi-
nee. Capt. FowlkIs is too good a
Democrat for that.
The Taylor brothers are to epeak
here on the h day of October, and
there will doubtless be larger crowd
in Dyer burg than was ever here be-
fore. r. l.. Taylor has a hest of en-
thusisstic fiends and admirers in our
county.
Tue trustees end B1ilding Commit
tee OF the DyersbuTg Male aud Female
Academy Rave made srra q ments to
secure tine money to com to the fiue
college bu Icing commenced some tine
ago, ard when completed by, rsburg
will have one Of the hotst and most
school buildings in this Sec
ton OF coun ny.
II Pa ks, jr., a leading st'orney OF
our town, has bought him home 10
Nashville, and expects to move there
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Mr.. PheIan Ready.

Mr.James Phelan, who will be
elected to Congress on November
xt, returned yesterday from brief
trip to Tullahoma, Temp. He lool S
exceedingly well, and is 10 fine Trim,
mentally and physically, for the can
vass. he will be in town several days,
and, before his depsr ure, all the
necessary arrangements for his joint
debate with the Hon. Zach Taylor,
who leads the forlorn hope of the Re-
publicsns, will be made. Mr.. Phelau
has received let ers from all over the
State, and fiom hundreds in various
parts of the South, CONTEMPLATING
h m upon his unanimous nominal, on
by his pa ty, and leading Democrats
here have also been felicitsted upon
their selection Of the superb young
champion. His surprisingly brilliant
canvass makes his election foregone
conclusion. No man nominated by
the Democracy OF the district ever re.
ceivtd healtier support than will be
given him.
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GROUND 10 A PULP.
THE AWFUL FATE OF AN In
KNOWN MAN.
CHASTITY, Shapsless Mass Of Human
Flesh Found on a Levee
Railroad Track.

A startled cry from brakeman
standing on the pilot Of engine No. 4O
of the Chesapeakean Ohio railroad, as
it neaIed the foot OF Union street on
the levee at II o'clock last night,
caused the engineer TO reverse his
brakes, and he succeeded in coming
to q standstill within few yards of
a spectacle too ghastly for description.
What at first appeared to be
MAss OF BLOODY BEEF
lay in the center of the track, but
mere closely examined hand, part OF
foot and shreds Of clothing could be
difcerned. The fingers OF the hand
were bent and broken and only part
of the palm remained clingingto them.
What appeared to be portion of
ONE ANKLE AND HEEL,
four or five toes and an eye could be
seen scattered about through the mass.
The head could not be found, but
brains aud pieces of what appe red to
be the boues of the skull could be
seen scattered for a dozen yards in
every direction. Sixty feet away lay
HUMAN HEART,
and near it lacersted liver. The
rails and the space between tie tracks
were smeaied with blood. A pair of
laced, pointed shoes were picked up
to one side, pieces Of cloth and but
tons were scattered broadcast. The
clothing was SO badly
TORN AND BLOODY
that it cannot be accurately described.
The coat, however, seemed to be dark
brown, the pants dalk striped, and the
material of an expensive quality.
There was almost nothing by which
positive Identification could be made,
SO awful and complete was the de-
struction. Justice Gutenberg was
to
HOLD AN INQUEST
and the police and railroad men set
about gathering up the scattered
pieces for the jury of inquest.
The engine was in charge OF Engi-
neer Tom Alexander. He said he was
pretty certain that the body could not
have been struck
BEFORE 0 O'CLOCK,
and from that time until it was dis
covered he passed over the spot,
sometimes pulling d,z,n or more
cars, seven tines. He heard no cry
aud felt no Jar, and was certain that
the man must have been lying down
when struck He thought it not un-
likely that he had been
FIRST MURDERED
and then placed on the track.
Pat Murray, b! keman, said he was
standing ON the front OF the engine
when it was coming up the last time,
and saw something on the track. He
called to the engineer to stop and |
made the dreadful discovery described.
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TRANSFERS.

j. G. Handwerker 10 VIM. Alexau-
der, lot 80, S. NJ. Gates's subdlyi ion,
50 feet I ont on Cat 8 street by 1904
feet, in Ninth Wa,d. Consideration,
5000.
w. F. Toylyr and j. N. Ford to Mey-
eIs * Sn6 go, 81 acres noltht asst OF the
city Of Memphis. beginning on the
west line Of Morthe ID avenue. Con-
deiadon, $500.
j. A. Bailey to L uis Buchignaui,
lot l Of G. w, Dukes subd vision,
east corner Ct Boa way street and
Dean avenue, Al feet font on Dean
avenue, FIR the sum Of $3lc0
Louis Buchig All to Q. w. Metcalf,
trus ee, 10 secure j. A. Bailey in the
payment of $1,000, tame piope ty as
above.
I. A. Lamb and wife to James A.
Hughes, 10 % ard "a, Lambs sub
division, part Of los SO. Willoughby
Williams Subdivision, 5000
W. M. McFerrin 10 J s. s Brown,
Tenth District, u aoreJ. Cons.dera-
ton, $40.
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The Races nj Jerome Park.

JEROME PARK, N. Y, September 90.
First Race One mile. Cleaner
won by length and half; Himalaya
second, Blackstone third. Time-l:44.
Second Race.--Cbampagns staNes,
for two wear Cd" Athree-fomtbs of q
mile Won by Connemsra by a
length and half; Bessie June second,
Belviders third. Tme-l:17.
Third Race The Hunter stakes,
mile and three quarters. Mo'lie Nc
Csithy's Last Won by twelve lengths
Fs,ona second, Naiad third. Time
3:l01,
Fourth Race. Han dicap, mile and
an eighth. Stonebuck won by head
Pre- osa second, Sapphire third. Time
Il :b7t.
Fifth Race Selling race, mile and a
sixteenth. Adonis won by neck !;
Pontiac second, neck ahead OF Phil
Lswis, third. Time-1;52i
Sirth Rdce.-Haudicap rteeplechase,
short course. Judge G'iffiths won by
two lengths; Msjor Pickett second |;
Justin Mack third. Time-1:521.
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GreenviIIe,a PrOspects.

A Greenville (Mifs.) letter to the
New Or cans Picayttne tays; Two
roacs terminate here. The Mississippi
River branch OF the Georgia Pacific
end the Louisville, New OIL ans and
Texas Railroad ,fIom Leland. 1t is a
settled fact that the Georgia Pacific is
10 extend its road from Columbus
here, and when that is d)ne you can
look for two houses for every one
now. The road will pass through the
very richest country In the ord, and
why won't Greenvllle do the business
for that country as far east as Stark
vi. le? She will
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First Day nt Newmarh,t

LONDON, September 2S.-First day
at Newmarket, fret October meeting.
The race for the Hopeful stakes was
won by Abington's filly st. Merry the
Duke OF Hamilious FLY Coinab a
second, Tupin's Ally Aida third.
Other Starters: Lef1vre's colt Con-
soide, Msnton's colt Lourdes. S..
Mary won by three-qualt ers OF a
lergih, ons length betseen second
and third. The Duke Of Westminster's
colt 0rmonde, winner OF the Derby
and COCO Ruiness, won the race for the
great foa stakes; Prince Soltykoff's
colt Mephisto second, Duke OF West
minister's colt WI lite Friar third. Or
monde won with the greatest ease by
three leng his; White Ffiar a bad third.
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Salvation Army Booth's Reception.

TORONTO, September % About 1000
SAlvatonists from various parts Of the
provinces received Gen. VIM. Booth
on bis arrival here tonight. Although
it was raining, the Generals reception
was most enthusiastic. The SALIVA,
tionitts formed in t. rchlight process
sion ard escorted the visitors 10. the
Temple. An enormous crowd had
gathered at the temple, and the volley
ddTg when the General arrived there
ard at intervals during the subsequent
address was deafeninH.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Nothing Like IL.

The grand street parade Of the
United Barnum and London Shows
will take place here on October 4th.
at s O'Clock in the morning, to be fol.
lowed by two performances in the
mammoth tents. Never beiore'in the
history of amusements in this or apy
other &C untry has there been so i'm
mense and stupendous show ss the
one that Bsrnum will present on thar
day. The capital of the concern has
been increase to 81, 00O,0 O0, and every
one of the many departments has
been largely added to, making the
daily expense over $1,000, There will
bs three circus companies performing
in three big rings, each f>riy-6ve feet
in diameter, and upon an eleva ted
stage sixty feet by eighty feet; there
will be the Roman hippodrome. with
its glorious ra"es, IS only Bsrnum
knows how to do it; the museum of
living curioslties, with famous giants,
DWARF, ETC.; the two immense double
menagerles, the life like reproduction
of dear Old Jumbo, with The iyory
boned aiticulated ske eton; Alice.
Jumbo's widow; the Miranda bard,
troupe OF Arabs, and other curious
features; aud there VII be in addition
the most interesting and instructive
cole ction Of immehte Lu nau beings
ever gathered together in tho history
OF the word, and embraced in the IT,
ternstiopal conRr, IS tf giants, bs-
sides other novelties, wonders and |
curiosities collected after three years
of hard labor by agents in all parts of |
the world, and eplisting the service |
of nearly every United Safe Consul
in those pieces. 1t will certainly be |
grand exhibition, aud deserves the
hearty supper; of all c'sssts.
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MYSTERIOUS POISONING.
Eight Persons Taken Violently HI
in Boarding Houae.

MoNTGoMERY, Ala, September 2S.
Tonight eight persons at boarding
mouse here were taken violently iii
with vomiting. Doctors were called.
medicines administered and the pa.
tients are in fair way to recover. The
cause OF the poisoning is a mystery.
Other persons who ate and drank the
same things at supper as those
taken i'll are unaffected. Il
is supposed, however, that the
poison was in the milk. This ia the
second time that the same thing HI
happened at the same boarding houeu
within few months. 1t is al, iesrnsd
THAI all the people in another board
ing house are sick with the same
All who drank milk for
supper a'e sick; those who did not
are ur aft cited. S veral had very
mar ow escape from death. The same
milkman serves both houses.
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Mere Boys Murder n Mexican
heHGer.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX September g.
Two boys named Blown aud Wood,
aged 10 and IA years respectively,
have been arrested in Seavella county,
charged with numbering a Mexican
herder and killing sixty sheep "just
for fun" Joe BurTis, sged l5
years, an accomplish, who stood en-
the watch while the other boys wei Q
engaged in thtir bloody work, con-
fessed the crime. The boys have been
Jailed at Muels.
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@ entIemen,s nrivinE PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 2S -
There was a small attendance at the
Gentlemen's Driving Park races to-
day.
Fra Rdce.-Three-quarters OF a
mile. Ada won; Hartwig second,
Rushbrook third. Time-l:20.
Second Race -Three-QuarteIs OF q
mile. Gaorge Angus won; Malaria
second, King Bob third. Time-1:1Si.
Third Race Mile and a quarter.
Won by Bel B.; Myrtle second,
Alamo third. Time -2:143.
Fourth Interchangeable Of a
mile. Sister won; Tuniseecond, Gen.
Price third Time-1 81.
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MEAT C0TTAGE-0f six rooms. and lot
In 2OOx44. "a Dean avenue. Inquire on
premises
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IS toon Is he can arrange bis businet $

IS soon IS he can arrange his businet 8
here.
There is no abatement in the i'm
provement boom in Dyersburg.
Col. Tom Neal has withdrawn from
the race Tor Floater, much to the re-
greet of his many friends in this FIote-
rial District. The Democraii c party in
Dyer county is geaty indebted 10
Col. Neal for the zeal he has mani
tested end the coed be hes accom-
plished in bel alt Of the Democratic
party through The co'umps of NedPs
Stale Gazette. Gods how he has la d
the lash on the boilers, aud the Demo.
Gratis of the county applaud aud in
dorse him for il.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

p00MS-Desirable rooms, furnished or I'M
LIZ furnished, with board. So Market st.
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E,.President Arthur. Health

New York, sep'embar2S Exp es-
ident Arthur today itlt the effect OF
his journey from New London and
was weak aud depre ssed. He re-
manned in bed urtl Etcifn the day
and had but htrle appetite He did
not slsep we'll sitter his trip. Many
friends called during the day and
evening, and those who desired to
see him were permitted to do &c. He
spoke cheerfully OF his condition, but
admitted that he felt better at the sea.
shore than here, and thought that
perhaps he should have remained
longer. ~.
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wilson and RANKING Miu,tre,s.

Ano her large house greeted this ex-
ce.lent company last night and Laughed
itself sore at The endless Jokes pre-
sented by the programme. This com
pauy is especially strong in the song
and dance line and in musical sp cial-
ties. The dancing of Barney Pagan
and of the gentlemen who asst him
in the "Belffy Chimes" is the very po-
e,ry Of motion itself and ELECTS repeat
ed and well merited encores. The
Pavsnelss have made a decided
hit and the audience will not suffer
them 10 retire until their repertoire is
exhausted. Wilson and Rankin them
selves are too well known to NJ ed par
ticular mention. 1t is sufficient to say
that they are as smusr g, as funny and
as original as of old. Toe company is
one of unusual strength and merit,
and is deseIv wing of public patronage.
Matinee today and night Performance
as usual. Ls5IYbs II ans
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GHEAP-0ne second. hand ROCK AWAY,
~ nearly as good as new, at 1913 uni D st
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CORPUS CHRISTI, TEx., September 90.
Private dispatches report the loss of
the large four mas ed steam schooner
E. D s dbuIy, OF Mobile. She went
ashore seventy mills sjuth Of Browns
vile and bee me 9 to,al loss. The
crew were saved.
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Detroit "Free Press" Anniversary

DETROIT, MICH, September 2S.-
Several hundred people, today,
avsied themselves Of the fact thst the
Free Press kept open house in OBJ
servance OF its fi'ty-fr5t anniversary,
and swarmed through the building
seeing all that YVES ~ be seen and
hearing explanations Of all that was
unseen. The paper published twenty
page number this morning In honor Of
the event, and tonight banquet was
spread and the night force, with Wis
itors, enjoyed the hospitality OF the
officA.
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NcM.aenrpinIina

The Savannah, Dublin and Western
railroad, which was incorporated nine
months ago, has been surveyed and
sixty.fv miles OF the roadbed graded.
1t ia intended to be as near TN air line
as poss BILE, and will pass through a
magnifi ;enly timbered country, where
there is not stick smiss, and the tall
pines are standing in serried ranks.
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= 00MS-Furnished rooms with board.
i l2l Court street.
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RnsebAII Yesterday.

At Washilgton-St. Louis, 5; Wash.
ingtop, 2.
At Philadelphia Phi adelphia, s.;
Chicago, 6.
At New York-New York, 8; Kan
sss City, 9.
AT st. Louis (morniug camel Bal.
tmore, & st Loui, 3. Afternoon
gsme-St. l. uis, lG, Bal imofe, 8.
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STRAYED.

IL 0RSE-From l26 Beale street, on Satur-
Ii day, August 26th. lieht sorrel horse,
white in face. A liberal reward for his re.
turn TO MRS. ID. HAACK, l26 Beale.
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THREE FL00RS-39S Main street; good
l. light; with or without elevator; front
and rear entrance
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ana tuen placeu ON Jne track,
Pat Murray, Brakeman, sad he was
standing on the front of the engine
when it was coming up the last time,
and saw something on the track. He
called to the engineer to stop and
made the dreadful discovery described.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Gaston's Hotel.

W. II. BINGHAM.....,......MANAGsR.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and loca.
ton of rooms.
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A GRAND NEW sToREHoUsE-At Sur
IA rounded Bill, Arkansas, the best cotton
Memphis and fifty mi es from Little Rock,
on the M. and l.. X. r. R.. Apply to
No. II ADAMS ST., Memphi', Tenn.
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Prairie. Arkansas.
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Peabody Hotel.

G. B. GALLOWAY acknowledgements
Rates 81 40 and SO per day. according to
size and locatio of roOm-Special
mt m ada
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Among the Northern Lake,

Among the Northern Lake,
Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hum
dreds of delightful places whore one can pass
the summer months in quiet rest AID enjoy
ment, and return home at the ond of the
heated term completely rojuvenated. Each
recurring season brings 70 0oonomoWoo,
boil, Minnetonka, White Bear, and innu-
merablo other charming localities with ro-
mantle names, thousands of our best people
whose winter homes are on either side Of Ma
son and Dixon's line. Elegance and COM
fort, at q moderate cost, can be readily OBJ
tanned. A list Of summer homes, with all
necessary inlorma ion pertaining thereto, 10
being distributed by the CHICAGO, MuwAu-
EEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will be sent
free upon Applicant u by letter 10 A. v.
waukee, Wis.
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Tho New GnvoaO.
Dnn.,aFuronsnn HoteI.

Corner of Adams and Main ltreets. Rooms.
500, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan,
" per day.
Fret classRestaurant in the Hotel.
j. M. DUFFY no years with Peabody Hotel,
pronri0 tor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
FOR SALE.

INURNI1URE-Al the furniture in First
II Baptist Church-Pews, Chairs and Car
pets. Apply to JOSEPH Bruce. 80 Monroe ST.
N0WS-Two Jersey Cows and One Heifer.
~ i will sell ut F, A. JONES Il CO.'S
STABLES, on Monroe street, without re-
serve, at IL O'Clock m. d, ON