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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-28
The American Howl.

Our fellow-t trave' ers were all of the
opu,e1t class, going to amuse them
selves at seaside resorts, and we sat in
q drawing-room car. A young lady,
perfect in dress and dainty of figure,
exactly one of the stylish creatures
pointed out by Americans with pride
upon Regent street and the Boulevard
des ltaliens as one of their compatriots,
neighborhood. She was perhaps q
graduate of Vassar, certainly of some
tirst-class finishing school, who had
probably made the grand tour, for her
gibcier was embroidered "Nice," and
her novel was of Octave Feuillet. Il
just lay back and yelledl' remarked
this Daisy Miller.
Only that very morning we stood
upon the veranda of mountain hotel.
wo elegant matrons chatted together.
Remarked one: "I've just left the child
with nurse, yelling and bowling like all
possessed!"
Remarked Johannes Taurus: "This
habit of yelling and bowling seems
very common practice among American
ladies and children. Can it be the war
"hOOp Va 1Oui oOOiitlhol
upon your native soil handed down as
an American ear-mark? l was once
guest at an elegant soiree in an Illinois
town of 10000 inhabitants. The house
was sumptuous, so was the hostess, so
the gCests. At supper the charming
daughter of the house remarked to me
"Mr. Taurus, if you don't see what you
want, just yell for it = Then there was
that pretty Philadelphia bride, who
old us how horribly embarrassed she
.elt in going to church to be married
two weeks before.
i told Ned 1 knew could not do
it, she prattled. L knew that when
the clergyman came to the word "obey"
j should roar right out, and if didn't
roar / should s ,uallp
Did you roar or did you squalls =
asked Johannes.
Neither, answered the lovely girl
Il waited until we returned to the car
rage, and then l just howled P"-Art
A1e.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-28
sOMEHow or OrHER we GET ALONG.

The good wife hustled about tho house,
Her face still bright with pleasant smile,
8 broken snatches Of happy song
strengthened her heart aEd hand the while.
The good man sat in the chimney nook,
His little clay pipe within bis lips,
And all he'd male n d all he'd lost
Ready and clear ON his finger tips
Coed wife, I've just bsen thinking a bit,
Nothing has done very we'll this year;
-oney is bound to be hard to GET
Everything bound to be very dear
low tho cattle are going to be fed
How we're to keep the boys at school,
Is kind OF debit and credit sum
can't make balance by my rule"
She turned her round from the baking bread,
And she faced him with cheerful laugh;
Why, husband, dear, one would think
That the good, rich wheat was only chaff
md what II the wheat was only chaff
AS long as we botl are well and strong2
I'm not woman to worry q bit,
Somehow or other we got along.
Into some lives some rain must fall
Over all lands the storm must beat
But when the ruin and storm are DER.
The atter sunshine is twice MS sweet
4 lnrouan exery VERY. strait we hive found road,
We 20 had 70 bear and had to wait,
But somehow or other we get along
For thirty years we have loved each other
StoOd by eDch other whatever befell,
Six Toys have called MS father and mother,
And nll OF them living and doing well.
We owe no man q penny, my dear,
We're both OF us loving well and strong,
Good man, wish you would smoke again,
And think how well we've got along"
He filled his pipe with pleasant laugh
He kissed his wife with n tender PRIDE
lie said "Ill do as you tell me, love:
1 II just count up on the other side"
She left blm then with his better thought,
And lifted her work with low, sweet song -
song that followed mo many yoar,
Somehow or other we get along.
Philadelphia Times.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-28
CRAWLING MoIIG NUMBER

very largest and highest trunk, warming a
pretty little booted foot n. the open fire.
There Constance II dis her. II am saw
ing good-by TO everything except, of course,
the franks. Come and sit by me aud help
me DO it,.
But Constance declines this offer of the
airy perch. well, come close up TO me
ana stop down. 1 have secret to tel
you" Putting her rosy lips up close to
Constan@e's ear, Nell whispers
u am engaged"
Cgnstancs's bent down figure springs up
suddenly. She tries to speak, but for a
moment or two she stands dumb v there.
her heart humping SO loudly she is sure
Nelly must hear it.
We'll, you are surprised" giggles Nell.
Il thought you would be, but YOU are even
more surprised than / expected. Do say
something, Conny-congratul tie me-.say
you are glad.
Thus nd ursd, Constance manages to
stammer out with lips she feels have grown
strangely white and stiff:
i do congratulate you, dear; hope you
Fred" exclaimed Nell, jumping lightly
down from of the trunk, what In the
world put Fred into your head?
Fancy Aunt Kates being my mother-in-
law. How she would enjoy it. But it isn't
Fred. He never cared for me, nor for
him. 1t is the Doctor. He fell in love
with me, he says, the very first time he
ever saw me; the night he rode here with
you to see Fred. And you, poor, innocent
darling you, didr't you, don't You
know that Fred is dying FOR love of your"
Fred in love with mel" exclaims Con-
stance, blushing and dimpling suddenly.
Now, Nelly, are you sureg"
sk,irao q
sure quoting from Dinah, 'as you're
born
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-28

THE demands of fashion have brought
a new profession into prominence. IT.
is called "truquage, and the professor
of the art devotes much skill and in
genuity in making new things, espe-
cially furniture, look battered, worm
eaten, and old enough to satisfy the
prevailing taste for the antique. The
new articles are modelled after six
teenth.century patterns, and then beat
en- with bludgeons, stained with acids
and otherwise maltreated until they
assume the proper time-worn and an
cient appearance.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-28
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

~~~~ ~~>>>>>N>N S~0~~~N~~~~~NNNO~NN~~~N~>~
nj. Il. CHURCH-Rev. q. NJ. Bgolow. Pastor
Services at IL o'clock a. m. and 71s p. IN. Sun
day school at 10 m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at ~ o'clock. All are COR
daily invited TO attend.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-28
PART IL

A month has rolled away since Fred,
bleeding and wounded, staggered TO the
threshold Of his mothers door.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-28

THE girl who has winning ways
should be succeos at tennis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30
GROCERIES.

SUGAR-Pure white, Go; OF white, SIC
yellow clarified, $40; seconds, 5g5Hc
refined A, 6@61Aj granulated, SIC; planta-
ton eIanulated, &c; powdered, 7@7hc;
cut loaf, 7G74c.
CANDIESZ-st'cks, all tiIes. In boxes. pals
ard barrels, 7h99xc.
COFBEE-Common, l3Lal4o; ordinary,
l412c; prime Rio, l6gl6Hc; choice to fancy
l7ci old government, 24g25c.
SOAP-3d5lac PER pound.
SALT-Sl 20 por barrel; sacks, hne, 81 IS
al %; coarse, 81 1901 IS; pockets, bleached,
2}l@7c; car loads from leyes or depot, Sc
CANNED GOODS, ETo.-Prices per doz-
en-; Pineappes, 81 25gl so; peaches, 2-lb,
standard, 81 1901 25 seconds, Sl@l 10; to-
matoes, 2-lb, standard, 9Oc@sl; Bib, clio
Is; Strawberries, 81 l0gl IS: raspberries,
81 H@l 25 blackberries, sl91 10; green
cages, coal 65; peas, s2g2 25 piums,
81 Goal 70; asparagus, 81 60a4 green corn,
sl9l 80; grecn peas, 81 55gl 65 cove oys-
tors, full weight, lib, 81; cove oysters, full
weight, BIB, 81 20; cove oysters, light
" ight, Lib, 60o; cove oysters, light weight,
BIB, 81 10; condensed mik-Crown, s. 100
50; Eagle, 81 Is; Swiss, IS IS.
MOLASSES-LO Lou siana, common to fair.
lSe25c; prime to choice, new, 45@50c syrup.
20940c; common to fair, 20925o; prime 10
choice, 2st93Oc; centrifugal, fancy, S5g40c.
NEW YORK, December 29.-Cofee-fair
kio steady q. l41sei Options higher and mod
orately activei sales, 5000 bags; January
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR. ~
Cotton QaIet and Rasy-Middiing,
1516c- Sales Yesterday,
I600 Bales.

Money is in active demsnd at 8
per cent. Finances sic easier. Loca'
securities are steady. The cotton market 10
suiet and easy; middling, 8 b-l6o. Ssles.
HOO bales. At New York spots were dull; mid
ding, Q 7-16o. Futures steady and l to
points higher; December, s.ST99. $50.
Aleading New York cotton circular says
Il the speculative market: Cuisines was
Of fair proportions, with slight irregularities
10 value, but the general average somewhat
better and the close 8 ito 4 points above last
evenings.
''Tradir was TO a large extent on local 90
count and the general tendency appeared to
favor unloading January, with considerable
Wing back on the last month"
At New Orleans spots were irregular;
Hiddling, 30. Futures steady and to 7
points higher; December. s5cQ3nominal.
Liverpool spots dull and inanimate;
niddling. 6lzI. Futures quiet; Decent er-
January, 8 1l-6id.
aud easy feeling.
IMPORTS.
Six brls apples, 200 SKIS bran, 10 brls beans
and pess, IL pkgs butter, Is pigs bacon,
rs pkg. boots and shoes, 2pkes cheese. 81
SKIS coffee. u cars cotton seed, 220s SKIS cot
ton seed, 81 pkgs eggs, 1850 brls -four, 100
bales hay, 100 pkgs hats SO nd sheep, sc I'D
cattle, IL pkgs lald 1900 It lumber. 80 pkgs
liquors. 1905 gu cats, oars pork sides,
bids sugar, brls sugar, AS pkgE tobacco,
800 bu wheat.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of grain
received, Withdrawn and in store by regular
change yesterday: Wheat received, go
ku ;,with1rRw n 1ll2 bu; in store 4S9 Blu.
Corn received, 80 bu; withdrawn, 70 bu; In
store, $685. bu. Oats received, 5l92 bu; with
dawn, 1854 bu; in store, I'll ,742 bu.
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HOUsEHOLD SUPPLIES.

.APPLES-Apples, 81 1898 IS; dried ap-
pies, 2SdSesc PER pound from store. Dried
peaches, 1850 from store.
VE1ErABLES-0nion 81 lOe2 rs from
ttore, Cabbage, 81 so; per head, Case; 81 rs
from leves OF depot per crate. Kraut brls,
81 1895; half brls, s. Is Garlic, 4086Oe Per
100. Turnips, Soc per bushel.
fkUII-Ofanges, per boI, 81; pee barrel,
g. Lemons, 50 o05i per box. bananas,
81 50,d2 SO per bunch,
TS-Coooanuts-S por 100. Peanuts
Virginia. &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 50
&c; roasted, 21sc higher; shelled, loo. Al
monds. 2Dc. Walnuts-Hnglish, lSc; French,
l5c. Filberts, l2Hs. Peeans-Texas, T6sloo.
Brazil nuts, l2c. Chestnuts-Imported, 121Se
per pound.
RAISINS-London layers, SO; layers, 50 IS;
California, e. Is; Imperial, -.
PICK LESLIE Jars, pints, as; quarts,
81 SO; half gallons, s. as; gallons, IS rs;
loose, barrels, Sc 5097; half-barrols, 81 $50
I %; mixed, barrels, $40 so; mixed, half
barrels, S6
EGGS-Frm, 90.
POTATOES-Northsrn stock, 81 5OglS.
ClDEh-New York, s. 50a7 Ier barrel and
50 1904 PER ha f-barrel.
FlSH-Macketel, hslf-barrels, No. !, o. so
@6; No 2, IS; No. 8. 81 so; lOlb kit, No. l,
e0e; No. 2, 75o; bib, No. 3, 65,. Dry hor-
zings, family, Zoe per box.
0AME-Game & sh, 5000.
NlNEGAR-i0gl5c per salon.
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.Ab'O Low
Water.
: | Changes.



PITTSBURG, Pa, Deceu-ber %. Noon
River feet on the gauge and falling.
Weather cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, o., December 90 -Noon-
River q feet inches nnd stationary.
Weather clear and cold. Departed Ohio,
Memphis.
WHEELING, ". VA, December 20
EOon-Riyer II feet on the gauge and
falling and full of heavy ice. Weather clear
ard cold
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 20.--Noon
River about stationary l0fet inches in
the canal and feet 4 inches on the falls.
Weather cloudy and cold.
CAIRO, ILL, Deos mber 0.-Noon-River
20 feet inches on, the gauge and falling
Weather cloudy and cold. Departed: Port
Eads, New Orleans, pm.
Noon River 70 feet inch on the gauge
and falling. Weather cloudy. Departed:
Ranbow, Louisville: Idlewild, Paduoah.
Due: Granite State, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, MO. December 29.-Noon-
The river continues TO fall, tlere boipg to-
night only ! $40 feet by the gauge. Heavy
ice is running bu, there are no indications
OF gorge. Weather Is N oderating, but still
quite cold.
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Sale Of Town and Farm Lands
In and Near Bartlett, Tenn.

PY virtue Of authOity vo ted In me BIZ
~ will OF Mrs. NJ. A. RIaek we'll, deceased,
Nv MI E Psssss's I: ,slI e ssSlis sg'tIon to
commencing about II o'elosk .. m. on
Monday, january 3. 1887.
GER ain lands situate, Wing and being IN
Shelby county, Tenn. in and near the town
81 Bartlett, tome II miles northeast Of Mem
The Home, Ple.e ysesntly occupied By Mrs
M. A.. Blackwell, In the town Of BaJtlett
containing some Is acres, lying in the west
ern portion OF said town, on forth sids Of
the Memphis and SomerVillo road, upon
which Ia situated good fame residence and
oulnGnsss, good sprins, larSe grove OF forest
comior' able and convenient home
a certain tract OF land near and east OF
said town of Bartlett, containing 300 rcres,
known as the Goodwood tract, besinning at
astake in the SomervilTe road, Thso. Bland's
Sc forner OF hi, 200 acre tract; thence north
~ chains ~ links 10 q stake; thence cat is
CHAINS 90 links u stake; thence south lOL.o
west 80 chains 90 links 70 a stake. thence
south 6%' east II chains . links TO stake with
whiteoah pointers; thence vest chains IS
links to stahe; thence zenith 10 chains to a
stake; thence west II chains rs links 20 n
stake; thense north 90 chains to a stake;
thence west % chains 20 links TO a stake;
thence north 20 chains to the SomerviIle
road; thence with said road east 20 beEin-
ning.
Tho DOVER TRACT, oontal min q 406 acres,
begins AZ stake, the extreme southwest cor
ner Of the ooodFood tract; thenee north so
chains 10 o stakei thence west O. chains so
links 10 . stake; thence north % chains 10
the Somergille road; thence with said road
west chains to n STAKE; thonee south 81
chains 20 liaks TO ho south line of the
Doherty 3N0asro grant; thence east with
tAid line to the btginninR.
A plat Of said TWO TRACTS Is Of record
h the Register's oflloS of Shelby county, In
Plat Book No. |, page fB7.
Also, certain tract, ,cOntaininR some 1872
acres, known as the "CqIrey Place, bogin.
ming at q stake in the NIX eorrer Of lot No.
OF n subdivision oil the lands Of w p.
Roaves, deceRsedi thence 3 a ohsinsnud IS
links 10 the SIC corner Of said lot. thence
south SO east 20 chains and 10 links 70
stake with hickory pointers, being tho SE
corner OF tecuOu 3, range 7, Of the 18th Sur
vcyor's Districts; thence north with the
range line a. chains 20 . stake In the road;
thence touth aa1S' west - chains and 6sliuks
to n stake In tho roads thence north $50 west
ID chains to tho boginnina. To be subdividsd
aud sold accordingly.
Terms OF Sa'e-O1O thkd cash; BALANCE on
credit one and two years from date; notes
bearing interest; lien retained till Same are
paid, etc. Il, J. BLACK, Executor
OF Mrs. NJ. A, Blackwell, deceased.
or Also, at same time, will sell all the farm
ing Implements, live stock, etc., on said
places, and rookaway,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30
Attachment Notice.

No. $3.50, RD.-In tho Chaucory Court OF
Shelby county. Tenn. Mamie V. Duval
OF al. vs.. A. 4. LaValette.
In this cause an AltachmeR having been
sued out under soctiOn llr2 Of tho Code Of
TennesFee (MilliB 90 a Vertfees), and re-
turned into Court levied upon tho property
OF defendant, A. T. Layalstto; and afIidavit
having been made that the defen dant, a. T.
Lavalette, Justly indebted TO compliments
in the sun OF 500 and interest thereon since
seplember II, 1881, due by note, and that said
A.. Z. Lavaletle 10 a nonresident Of tho State
of Tennessee;
1t Is therefore ordered, That the saij do
PENDANT, A. I Lavslette, IA AXE his personal
appearance. herein, before tho Chepcery
Court Of Shelby county, at the Courthouse
In the city Of Memphis, on the 6rst Monday
in February next, and tefeDd said attach
mcnt suit within the time prescribed by law,
or tho Same will DO pTooeeo ed with ex parto
and that q copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, In
ia tho Memphis Appeal. A copy attest;
This 18th day of Deem Der, 1886.
8. l., MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By T. U, Calda ell, Deruty O. and NJ.
X. ID, Jordan, Sol. for oomplnt. thu
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PROVISHaNN.

BUTTER-Butterins H9l5c; creamery,
Sg9S1c; dairy, lS922c; country butter, l5s
HoG PRODUCTs-Firm moss pork 1912 so (;
sugar cured hams, lOHglJl4c; breakfast ba-
con, 8sS99%; clear rib sides bacon, no
bacon shoulders, =; bulk pork clear sides,
&c; clear & \ Sides SIC; shoulders 6SoAo;
LARD-Iiorces. SIC; halfbarrels and
kegs, Gizc; choice kettle, TIC.
FRESH MEArS-City beef, forequarters,
Sc; mutton, 4 acc; hind quarters Of beef, SO
&c; hog hogs 63ci country hogs, 4a95%gG, ,o,,o
old hens, s 5Og2, Turkeys IS ii. q ese, s3Si'
Ducks, S25QgS; dressed chickens, 81 t092 0.
per dozen dressed turkeys, l2gl3c per pound.
GAME-Quails, PEE dozen, 9039sl. SPUR
rolls, 7oc@$l. =. rabbits, 6Ocgsl, per dozen.
Ducks, wild, 81. Venison, whole, 5S6c;
CHEEsE@Primo fats, sH@9c; New York
factory, 7}33gSo; full cream lS|ac; Young
PIGS FEET Barrels, IS Is; half barrels,
81 rs; kegs, 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, December 29.--Proyisions
fairly active at iull prices. Pork firm ut
sl2. Lord steady at SO 1906 10. Bulk meats
firm; loose lots-long clear, s. 49,. short
rips, g IS; short clear, O.. Boxed lots
lohR clear, s. 70; short bs, '& U.s.; ebert
clear, s6. Bacon firm; long clear, 90 rs;
short ribs, So 50 6S5; short e!ear, 81. Hams,
gallo. Butter dull but firm; creamery,
2ia27c; dairy, 2l@23c. Eggs firm at &c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December 29.--There
was an active speculation in provisions
"Shorts" in mess pork bOugh freely Mt the
opening and advanced prices .7h9l0c-Dor
bril-, receded $4,000, rallied 10 al5o, but fell
back l09l2lac, and closed at inside figures.
Lard was 2AS5o lower per 100 lbs, and shOrt
ribs r0c0ded lO9l25o per 100 lbs. Cash
quotations were ne follows: Mess pork,
per bril-, Gil S71S9l1 80; lard, per 100 lbs,
96 40; short rib sides, loose, s. Sd5 87%;
dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 81 Sg4 80;
short clear aides, boxed, 81 3lg6 20.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows;
Mess pork-December opened At Sll 97%,
highest sl2, lowest Sll S7H, closing VI
sll S71@; January opened AZ sl2, biEhest
Februarg opened at sl2 20, highest Sl2 20,
lowest 9l2 OH, closing ~ 81 0z14 May
opened AZ sl2 s., highest sl2 622, lowest
sl2 30, closing AZ sl2 40. December
opened at So an, highest So AZ, lowest
s. S2&, closing at 81 40; January opened
at 1921, highest SO 42h,Slowost 60 3711,
closing at 81 42h; February opened at
SO 80, bighest So 80, lowest So IS, closing Mt
So Az May opened at s677%, highest IS IN,
lowest SO 721S, closing NJ So IS. Short ribs
January opened at IS 80, highest s. 921a, low
est IS IS, closing at g. So; February opened
at 81 VIZ, highest Sc on, lowest IS g2%,
closing at IS g2h; March opened at e6 1871,
highest 81 1914, lowest s6 025S, closing at
So on; May opened at 81 2T13, highest
So 32&, lowest 81 20, closing at S6 20. On
the Produce Exchange today the butter
market ruled steady; creamery, 2212g2Sc;
dairy, l7@2)c. Eggs, A926c for fresh.
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CORN FED .CATTLE-Choice 10 extra, "a
4%c; good, $40.
GRASS CAfrLE-Choice, 3a3%o; good,
2%93c; fair to medium, 2S211ci scallaWags,
19lhc,
H0gS-Choice, 41Sc; good, 40 common, -.
SllEEP-Choice, 10; medium, $40. Choice
lambs, H9c per pound.
KANSAS CITY, MO, December 29.-The
Lipe Stock Indicator reports; Cattle-re-
ceipts, ll6l head; shipments. ISL; shipping
grades weak and shade lower; good cows
end butchers steers about steady; good to
choice shipping, 81 1894 IS; common TO
medium, IS 3Og3 49, stockers, 81 rs 90 rs (;
feeding steers, 81 1908 40; COWS, 81 5Od3.
Hogs-recsipts, 1858 head shipments, 10
bead; the market opened strong and IS
higher, heavy stuff closed weak good to
choic :. 81 2O94 IS; common to medium, ei8
4 10 Sheep-receipts, IS head; shipments,
none; good muttOnR, steady; good TO choice,
81 1903 40; common 10 medium, 81 50@2 60.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December 20. - The
DroUers' Journal reports: Cattle receipts,
5000 head; shipments, 1000 head; market
a9out steady; shipping steers, $50 TO 1900
pounds, quiet, s. l2%; stookers and feeders,
S2g3 20; cows, bulls and IN liked, 81 25 90 On;
bulk, 81 1902 80; Texas cattle, 81 1903 40.
Hogs-receipts, 1900 head; shipments, 5000
head; market strong and 5@l0c higher,
closing weak; rough and mixed, 24d4 so /;
packing and shipping, 81 1904 80; light,
81 1894 40; skips, 81 60g3 10. Sheep--re-
ceipts 1000 hes d; shipments, 1000 head mar
ket active and l6o higher; natives, 50 6005
Western, 81 1908 80; Texans, g. 2O@3 so
lambs, S4g6.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

county, Tenn. jos phine Hicks VS.. /.
Della Walker ct al.
II appearing from bill which is sworn TO In
this, cause that tho dOleldants,- I, Della
Walker, and her husband, VIM. Walker, are
non residents Of tho State OF Tennessee!
II 10 therefore ordered, That they mako
their, appearance herolp, Mt tho courthouse
Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
1887, and plead, answer or dcmur To com,
plalnant's bill, or the same will be- taken for
con tossed as TO thom and set for hearing OK
pnTto; and that n copy Of this order DO pub
lishqd onco week, for four successive
weeks. in tho Memphis Appeal. This 18th
day Of December, 1885.
A eOpy-atteBt;
8. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Muster.
by 7, D. Caldwell, Deputy q. and NJ.
Taylor Il Carroll, SOls for eompln't. thu
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DRUGS Quinine, p. & W. o., zoo; cans,
S65c; New York quininc, on, Sc; cans, zoe ;
Is >: 9niniSSe' ,2s., 65si, cans, SDe;
visls, 81 IS; New York morphine, u or 81 IS
pei, or !; OF. Walls, g. s5; cinchonidia, OF.
walls, $50 On OF. cans, l3c OF gum
opium, per pound, IS 40; iodide potash, s. so
per pound, inclusive; subnitrato bismuth,
81 20 per pound, inclusive; choroform, $50
mel, 75c per pound mercury, zoo per pound !;
choral hy drato, 81 so por pound; eamphor,
&c per pound; alcohol, barrels, per gallon,
81 Y castor oil, barrels, per gallon, 81 ~.
PAINTS AND OIL-White lead, Col
pound, &c ID, Is days; Southern White Lead SS
TIC per pound 500 pound lots, 70, 21Sc of, Is
days; boiled linseed oil, 43c per gallon, by
barrel raw, 4Oc; turf ontine, $3.50 per ALLEN,
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PETKOA.EUM MARKET

COAL 0IL-Prime white, wholesale lots,
911glOc per gallon.
CLEVELAND, O.. December 2s.-Petro-
leum-s. W. ll0o, TIC.
CLEVELAND, o., December 2o.-Petro-
leum, s. W., ll07Ac.
PIrTsBURG, PA, December 2s.-Petro-
active, firm and higher; National Transit
certificates opened At sc; closed at 6gs.c /;
highest, 6915c; lowest, &c.
PITTsBURG, PA, Decembe 29.-Potrs-
loum active: National Transit certificates
opened, at 69)se; closed at 6S,sc; highest
70Ho; lowest, CSC.
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MEMPHIS DAILY ArPEAL--THURsDAY DECEMBER So 1885,

Msrch-April, s l3i, sellers; April May,
s l5d, sellers; MAy-June. S I'D. sellers; ;
s s1s ia. ssilsr,' JSlJ,Aasust.
Ats p. m. Liverpool futures were quiet; ;
December, l2t, buyers; Decemhev-Jan-
uary, lid sellers; January february, S l0d,
buyers;. February March, s lid, BUYERS
Msrch-APril, s lsd. sellers; April May, S l5d,
July, lsd, sellers; July-August. S I'D.
sellers. - =
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WHISKY. w,NEs. IIoUons rTC

WHISKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5Og); redistiled goods fro n $50 to 81 50,
according TO proof rye, 81 1896.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December %. Whisky,
ST; LOUIS, MO, December 29.-Whisky
steady, 81 10.
CINCINNATI, o., December 2.-Whislty
active and 6rm; sales of As barrels OF I'm.
ished goods on basis of 81 10.