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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

P. M. STANLEY, funeral director anC
embalmer, 90 Madison street.
MISS CARRIE M. HEATING, pianist
may be found at the Gsyoso Hotel.
LOVELY orange blossoms for brides
dresses at the Women's Exchange.
90 OO.-S. Hinson, dentist, No.
279 Nal street. E. B lger assistant
Call aud get new set Of teeth for So
G. W. MILLER & Co., Paten AAbesto,
Fire Proof Roofers. For durability,
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. 50
Madison street.
THs Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and auti-periodic known. A csrtsir
and sure euro for chills. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
ereDce, gixen:, AddresS John O. Ruoker,
Lynohherg. Va.
Why do you pay $25 or $50 for
ready made cults when you can go to
L. RoseDstein & Bros, 2oS Main rect
and IS Jefferson street, and have a
suit made to order. A fit guaran-
teed.
DOL OObkMAN uhS ictutneu ITom OF,
Louis, where he has baen successful
in placing large orders for his famous
Ko Ko Tulu. The merchants of st.
Louis pronounce Coleman's Ko-Ko
Tulu as iDcontestably superior to any
other article of gum manufacture d,
and were quite liberal in their orders.
The result is that the Ko Ko Tulu fac
tory is now unable to meet the de-
mand upon it, aud although double
the usual number Of hands are en-
ployed the factory is still behind its
orders. This gratifying degree OF sue
cess is the result OF judcious and lib
eral advertising, coupled with the pro-
duction OF an article in every way
equal to its advertised merits.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Hrfssfssippf and Tennessee. Trains
move a. follows: New Orleans nail erriyes
daily Il 900 am. leaves daily 81 n;Uo Pm, leo
Bardis aecommod ,tion arrives daily az sioY
am; leaves dsily at 3;45 m, Local
freight arrives daily Except Sunday at Si%
PM: Leaves daily Except Sunday at 10
an. Mail trains do not stop az nag ~
tons, nor Whitehaven' Horn Lake. Nesoi'
and Loves.
R4ts.t.sfpp VALLEY Route u. N. o.
and n. Ry.)-Trains on this road run as fol-
lows: New Orleans fast mail, daily, leaves
Of l:O pm; Vioksburg express. daily
leaves ste:l5 am. New Orleans test mail,
daily. arrives . ,s:io an; wicAsOurE OK
neWpOri news and mississippi vat
ney.-Trsins move ss tollowsi Fast ine
leaves at 1000 Am; 5t: Louis last ipe
leaves at $3.50 pm; Fast line arrives AZ ~
Iouisvflle and hashvilie Trains
move As follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
biib q. M; leaves at l0:l0 pm; m all leaves
daily at 1910 Am; arrives a. AiVO I'm: :
Brownsyille accumulation leaves daily
sTcept SUNDAY. at s 80 am. tstandard timel.
Gulf ROuto-l Kansas C1ty, spring
Neld and Memphis)-TrRins leaveM. and
Y. depot as follows; No. 4. Kansas City ex-
Press, leaves q n:to an; IN NO; 81 hensas
Kansas City mail, leaves ats 100 m. No;Jl,
KAnsas City mail, arrives at 8;b AN. No.
st. Louis and Chicaeo express, leaves at
100 pm; Ne. !, 81. Louis and Chicago OK
Pres., nrriSss ats'46 am In eject Sunday
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
move a. follows. Through. express leaves
daily at 10 30 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily Of l0;0o 0 m. Bomerville accommode:
lon leaves daily, except Sunday, at 1910
pm. Through express arrives daily at ;S6
am. Mail and express arrives daily ct lC 10
pm. 6omeryille accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $50 an. -.
tto-Holly Springs Rqute-Trains move ..
follows; No. leaves Memphis daily ct S;G
pm. arrives at Holly Springs at 8 ;6s p. m:
No. leaves Holly Syringe daily at 900
am, arrives 81 Memphis d 1910 Amt No.
leaves Memphis daily at T;b !. In.,. arrives
q Holly SPRING. At n;S g.m.i No. leave.
H6lysprings daily at 2;B Am, arrives ct
Ms%psis ana iittIe Roeh. Train,
move a. follows (eentral standard timel
No. leaves daily ct Az Pm; arrive. at
e:a5 pm. No. Sleayes Of 5 ;8 am; 4 arrive.
% erl5 am. No. 5 freight leaves Hopeneld
daiiv lsxospt Sunday As S;20 Amt arrives
~ 8 40 pm.
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PERSONAL.

Col. Ton WHITE, Of fernando, Miss,
is in The city.
H. P. FoRwooD, of New York, is at
the Peabody.
GEN. SAM. II. MOORE, Of Huntsville,
Ala, is in the city.
CAPT. IRWIN DUGAN, Supervising In
spector OF Steam Vessels for the Sixth
District, is at the Peabody.
MAJ. WILLIAM STARTLING, engineer in
charge OF the levee works above
Greenville, is at the Peabody.
II. H. COLLIER and wife celebrated
their wooden wedding at their home
in Fort Pickering yesterday afternoon.
MISSES CLAILIR AND LEILA MCWIL-
LIAMs, OF Rome, Ga are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. j. NJ. smith, No. 227, Beale
street.
Mr.. CoRRIaAN will bring the famous
Freeland here next week, making
fifty hones Of his in winter quarters
at this place.
Miss LAURA EcKRRLY, who has been
absent several months, visiting rela-
tives in Chicago and st. Louis, has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. GKTzAsDAuEER, who hiss been
absent for the past three months, vis-
iling friends and relatives in Daven-
port, Ia has returned to the city.
r. A. Cox OF Chicago, G. A. Frame
OF Knoxville, r. e Craig Of St. Louis,
@. II. Lamport ef New York and ii.
O. Chambers Of Philadelphia are at
the Peabody.
MISS DoRRsKA GAUTREAUx and Miss
Nellie Melancon, daughters Of Capt.
E. o. Melancon, OF New Orleans, are
in the city, on n visit to their brother,
who Is known as Brother Edmund
Idelfonsus, Of the Christian Brothers'
College.
WALTER GRAFT, the millionaire
turimaD, owner OF Elkwood and other
cracks wintering here, lefG last night
for New Orleans He declares him
self highly pleased with Memphis,
both as city and winter resort for
horses, and bespeaks for the Bluff
| City brilliant future. Mr.. Gratz is
the owner of stock farm and palatial
residence at Chestnut Hill, near Phil
adelphia, and 10 one of the squfrest
men connected with the turf.
VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: ].
v. Doniphsn, st. Louis; Miss s Q.
Gray, Brownsville, Tenn. Mics r. y.
Anderson, Brownsville, TenD.; O. @.
Cordell, New Orleans; W. g Creu-
shaw, New York; s H, Moore, Hunts
vile, Ala. Robt. Wilkinson, San An
tonic, Tex; j. T. Eason, Coldwater,
Mis-. ]. w. Sharp. Wall Hill, Miss
II. s. Douglass. New Orleans; Il. b
Thompson, New Orleans; II. b.
Richardson, New Orleausj j. b.
Mooney, De Soto, Mics. N. M. Atop,
Allentown, Tenn, Mes Donska eau
treaux, New Orleans; Mrs Nellie Mel:
aucon, New Orleans; Bro. Edward
Idelfonsup, New Orleans.
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TeIeRrnms.

CINCINNATI, o November 16.-Noon
River feet 9 inches on the gauge
and stationary. Weather warmer and
raining,
OAIRo, ILL.,, November l6.-NiRht-
River 4 feet on the gauge and station
airy. Weather cold andTaining. No ar
rivals or departures OF regular packets.
NEW ORLEANS, La, November 49,
Nieht--Arrived: Henry Lourey and
barees, st. Louis. The Lourey did
not get ell this evening; she is await
ing orders.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 49,
Night-River rising, with 8 feet z
inches in the canal and foot B inches
on the fslls. Weather warm and rain
lug. Business moderate.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, November l6.-Night
River fallen 10 feet, and stands
B 8 10 feet on the gauge. Weather wet
aud cool. No arrivals OF regular pack
cts. Departed: d. r. Powell, VIcks'
burg.
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CITY NEWS.

"A wrestling match has been ar
ranged to come of Friday night at the
Peoples Tnester between Theodore
George and Billy Gibbs.
-Calharine Fleming, colcred, has
sued Mills Fleming, colored, for di.
vorce, alleging des,rtion aud failure
to provide for her support.
The ladies interested in the Dairy
Maids Festival ara requested to meet
at the First Presbyterian Church this
afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock.
-Lsshe's Popular Monthly and The
Young LGdies' Journal for December
were received lat night ard ara for
sa'e at MaDsforl's. The Young Ladies
Journal Is the Christmas number and
1t is unusually fine this year.
-Pecans OF a very large tize
were on exhibition ut the store OF
Craig Il Co. on yesterday. They were
ra's d from planted trees by Co, J, M.
Dockery, of fernando, DeSoto coun-
ty, Mississippi.
Justice Tom Holemap, at "a Madi
son street, is agent for the sale Of
Ben P4rley Poore's "R miniscences OF
Sixty Years in the Nstional NJ tropo-
lis, a book that should find place
in every we'll selected library.
Marriage licenses were granted
yesterday TO Jno. A Hall and NJ IS
Mary Il. M,Nair, j. 7. Brown to Miss
4 la May Tel, II. O. Vann TO Mss
Emma G Hare, l. b. Bowdsn, col.
ored, to Mrs. Hattie Webb, colored.
The alter ton Of the city authori-
ties is dire cted TO the fact that there is
no hsgman at the Mississippi Avenue
railroad crossing, and that several
buRgiPs within the past week, carry
ing ladies' and children, narrowly es-
capped collision with passing trains.
AT noon yesterday the cold wave
Gag was flying from the Custom
House, although the sun wss shining
the air was balmy and fresh east
wind was blowing. Old Probs at
Washington tel granhed the appIoech
of cold wave within tweoty-iour
hours.
-J.Crawford colored, wantsa divorce
from Ssllie Crawford, colored, and
ought 10 have il. Saline seems to take
an inhumsn delight in soaring the life
out OF her husband, and amuses her
self by tfing his c'othes ont OF the
window and sma hing the fun ituIe.
She also sleeps with rocks under her
pillow and when the humor seizs % her
pelts the old man wi b them. In the
Interests of humanity Crawford is en-
titled to that divorce.
"A white man named VIM Nc.
Dowell was found dead in biD bed
Yesterday morn NJ At Mix 0'Ntirs
grocery, corner Of CArolir and Kan.
sas avenues. Deputy Coroner Barry
held an inquest over the mains, AID
the Jury rel dered q veIdict Of death
from congestion Of the hesrt. The
dead man leaves two sons, aged re.
spectively 10 and 10 yeas. He was a
member Of the Mouldsrs' Union, and
was blu led by that association.
Pro-. Winchell, Of the UaiveTsity
Of n chigsD. will lee ure in this ely |
on or about The 29tn Instant He IL
veil knoWn among scientific men 90 a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Smoking FirepIaces.

Every houeekeeper knows some
thing about the troubles caused by
smoking freplsceS, which are among
the greatest nuisances TO be met with
One Of the important thugs to be at.
tended to in all houses is to nee thai
the Crates are set properly, and that
the 6replaces are correctly butt. Mr.
N. Lemon, at Al Gayoso street, Is an
expert at this business, aud has patent.
ed some arrangements that enable
him to correct smoky chimueys and
to get the greatest heat from the fuel.
Ali who want fireplaces or chimneya
rene lied should spply to Mr.. Lemon,
whose work will give sltisiaelion.
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geoloaist. Like Roris0 D, he expounds
the first chspter OF Genesis as hymn
OF creation, writer in poetic prose,
but, unlike him, be holds that there is
perfect paralle.ism between the six
days Of the narrative and siI well
marked epocns in the geological his
tory. Pro-. Winchell adopts, like
Dana, the nebular hyothesis OF Kant
an. LaPlsce, aud finds the primevsl
"fre mist" in the "light"-thst is
fdme--that was first created.
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New Furniture Z

Just received and now opening, q
car load OF foe Furniture, handsome
parlor suits in antique oak, walnut,
int. mahogany and cherry.
Chairs in all grades aud styles; also
a large and handsome line OF carpets,
rugs, art squares aud lace curtains.
Purchase wi \ hnd complete stock
OF all goods needed for housekeeping,
all OF which we are glad tn show, and
to sell ss may suit them, low for cash
or on easy installments.
@. W, FISHER,
M Second street, opposite Court Square.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.
Low water az VicEsAurr.

VIcKsBURa, MISS, November 49,
The river here is falling an inch per
day. 1t now stands at zsro on gov.
eminent gauge. This is lower than il
has been since 1871, when it reached
this point and established precedent
for low water mark, making rise aud
fall Of river at this point fifty feet,
Prob abilities are that the water will
continue to recede some days yet,
which will aieriallv lower the record
for gauge reports at Vicksburg.
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Jingle, jingle, Silver Dollar,
Rustic and Crack, o! Precious
Greebback.
Lock Wise To The Dime That
Grows In Time,
And BE Wise With The Penny
But Not Pennywise.

THE D0LLAR-That's what we
all strive for. Have. we many or
have we few, we are all trying to get
more. In trade, in all branches Of
business, in the professional walks
of life, the great aim is to secure
money.
MONEY Yes, we are all striv-
ing for it. But when we get it, do
we all use it wisely
One way to save money is to buy
your Clothing at the MIsFIT CLOTH
ING PARLoRs, 262 Second street.
The way to spend your money
wiseley is to buy Custom Made
Clothing when you can get it at least
30 per cent. cheaper than you can
buy ready-made.
When offered good suit at the
same price you have to pay for a
very ordinary suit, isn't it wisdom to
take the good suit2 This is the ad-
vantage Of buying at the MIsFIT
CLOTHING PARLoRs, 262 Second St.
YOU AND THE TAILOR
One reason why the tailor has to
make prices SO high is because he
meets with so many losses. The pa
irons of the MIsFIT CLOTHING PAR
LoRs put into their pockets what
the tailors lose.
80 per Cent. Saved in Suits,
40 per centsSaved in Pants,
35 per cent. Saved in OvercOats
Money Saved III Everything.
We Tighten Your Cares by Making
Prices Light.
Be as anxious to Save as you are
to Make, and Buy at the
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MISFIT
49,
Clothing Parlors
0co c.A.J ca.una
262 Second Street,

Opp. Court Square, Memphis, Tenn.
N.B.-Remember. all alterations to
insure Perfect Fit, DONE FREE
OF CHARGE, by First.class Tailors
in our Parlors. tqAt.
Open evenings until g.; Saturdays.
until IL. n o.
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DeVfied Grabs, shrimp,
Salmon, Fresh Can Mackerel,
Sardines, HOLSTERS,
Brook Trout, Oysters,
Mack erol in Tomato Catsup,
sweet Stuffed Pickles,
Sour Pickles by tho gal. and 1n Jars
Picked Onions, Hot Relish,
Wooster Sauce, Tomato Catsup,
Capers, Mustard, Curry Powder,
Salad Dressing, Olives, Olive OIL,
Cream Oh sse, Celery Sauce,
Celery ? Z, Etc, Etc.
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Indications.

For Alabama: Rain; colder Southerly
ssinds shifting TO ,Oe'terly.
For Mississippi, LOuisidna and ArkGn'
saa Rain, foIlowsd by fair teatherj ;
colder vinds shifting 10 nOrthveterly.
For Tennessee and Kentucky: Rain,
follotsed BY fair weather in The vestrn
portion; decidedly colder winds. shifting to
1Ssterly.
meteorological Report.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. November 10, 1885.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GsstOn's Hotel.

W. II. BINGHAM............MASAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according 70 size and looa.
ton Of rooms.
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Dvav,a Furonenn HOtel.

Corner of Adams and NJ ain streets. Rooms,
SOC. 75o and 81 per day American Plan.
u per day; Fra Tv eias ~ Restaurant In the
h nhY HnfalI. pYOnrlhtnr.
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Peabody Hotel.

@. B, GALLOWAY d ROPRIEroR
Rates O. so and e3 per day, according to
size and location Of room-SpeciRl
mazda rataa
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Prlddy House,

(Formerly Commercial Hotel,)
Cor. Front and Jefferson Sts., Mem his, Tenn
J. II. PHlDDY, Prop'r, Of Richmond, Va.
Transient rates, al so to a. per day
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B.LOWENSTEIN q BROS.

Ii. LOWENSTEIN q BROS.
....."'" ."'... "...""...,... .".'..,. ....''."
WILL CONTINUE THEIR
GREAT
DIRE IS GOODS NOVELTY SALE
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.
Nothing like this sale was ever
attempted in Memphis. Our of
ferings quoted below are not
composed OF unstable fabrics,
neither do they consist Of goods
that have been carried over from
any previous season, but they
comprise the most magnificent
assortment Of Style Novelties
ever brought South, representing
all the newest and recent produc-
tions Of foreign manufacture, our
own direct importations.
NOTE THE GREAT OUT
wEHAvE MADEIN PRICES.
Our Sic Dress Patterns
Reduced to $40.
Our $40 Dress Patterns
Reduced to $l2 80.
Our $27 80 Dress Patterns
Reduced to $l7 80.
Our $40 Dress Patterns
Reduced to $25.
Our $50 Dress Patterns
Reduced TO $50.
Our $25 Robes, in boxes,
Reduced to $40.
Our &S5 Robes, in boxes,
Reduced to $23.
LADIES,
II you want a Handsome, Stylish
Costume at fully 20 per cent.
below market value, don't miss
this opportunity.
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ID. LIOWENSTEIN 6RROS.
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b. LOWENSTEIN GBROs,

Dr.. r, Z. BURLINGTON, eurgeon
dentist, 357 Main. Telephone 78s.
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LADIES,

LADIES,
II you want a Handsome, Stylish
Costume at fully 20 per cent.
below market value, don't miss
this opportunity.
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MeteOfOhOgnchh Report.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. November 10, 1885.
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CHRISTMAS
Euw &c FKTFABE fnB rEI eKTL7
TEETTpkL
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Soaking SezEibi. ant suitshis souve-
n1rF-wbH-s Us Found Thgm

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vealhcr ~ B-acing and inspiring, and all
ars ,ootiur forward io the grad festival 80
near a. iand-ths Young viii q JOYOUS
guuriisador ~ fhs swrcis and delights o.
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