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Pom ,a,nx Oyerworned Kilroy.

BALrIMoRB, Nd, september l.
Kilroy was batted freely by the
Brooklyn team today, while the curves
OF Hakrns we're too much for Balti-
more, and the visitors won by slow
and tirtsome game, which was only
relieved by the kissing and jeering
brought forth by Carlin's poor attempt
At umpiling. He did not, however,
dice riminate much in favor Of either
club. Score-Baltimore, 3; Brooklyn,
10. Earned runs Baltimore, l;
Brooklyn, 8. Two base bitf-.Mc-
Clellan, Smith, Mcrammsny, Phillips,
8. Passed ba,ls-Fulmer, B; CLARK, D;
First base on balls-Of Kilroy, a; OIL
Harkins, 8. Base hits-Baltimore, s.
Brooklyn, IL. Errors-Baltimore, Al
BROOKLYN, 8. Umpire-Carlin.
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BRAND NEW DEAL.
MANSON RETIRES AND PATTER-
SON TO BE ANNOUNCED.
Phelan Unshaken-General SwlBg~
ing OF Corners at the Courthouse
Political Notes.

There ia feeling smong politicians
in Shelby that the devil is about to
break loose in Georgia" Senator
Harris returned Monday evening and
in twenty-iour hours there was an
earthquake. The superstitious in the
back y GODS districts are insisting upon
connecting one with the other. Ii
they are correct there ought to be an
other upheayal of the crust OF old
Mother Earth in the next few hours.
Hardly had the Governor shaken the
dust of travel from his garments when
the District was startled by q card
from Mr.. ]. NJ. Harris, the Senstor's
nephew, announcing that he bad up
on mature consideration and for bus
inefs reat ons declined TO make any
further contest for the Democratic
Congressional nomination.
Yesterday Mr.. j. A. Manson, who
entered the field short time ago with
HardemGn county at his back, arrived
in the city aud took q survey of this
pt rtion OF tue field The result was q
determination TO withdraw, which he
does in the 70 low : card:
MEsPE =, Tam, August n, 1886.
To tho Editors of the Appeal;
desire, through your columns, TO
announce to the Democracy OF the
Tenth Congressional District, t.
am no longer candidate for Cen
gresg. While thar king my friends in
the district for their encouragement, l
desire TO tay that this action is solely
due.to my desire to su6strve what l
regard as the best interests OF he
Democratic party. J. A. MANSON.
Tue Eight, taking it altogether, is
shaping ibelf, or is being shl pc
much more rapidly than the oldtst
voter had any right to expect. AS
the matter stands at this writing,
there is but one aspiraut for the nom
nation, Mr.. James -Phelan, he said
asst night when informed OF the WITH
drawal OF Mr.. Manson, that he was IN
to 8 ny and no poiacal earthquake
could shake HIM in his determination
to rsprs mt the Te3th in the next
Corgi ess.
The Indicators are, however, that
there will be- more than one gladiator
| in the Democratic amphlths alter. A
repressnt.t ve Il the APPEAL was IN
f. rmed la light and is able 10 state
with ,nhdence, that the Hon Josiah
Paterson wilt announce hims II as u
candidate within I've next twenty'iour
hou &.
And there il no fess)n Tor seying
that third man will not enter the
field. One Ct the Hon. Casey Young's
right hand bowers said yesterday that
he was iu daily communication with
him, and that he was celebrating but
had not yet made up his mind whether
10 bs a candidate this time or not.
The new arrivals will have their hands
full, as the convention meets In about
two weeks.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

LOUISVILLE hes signed Chamber
lain.
LRyrY MARR refused an offer from
Lopisyille and goes Co syracuse.
HnIRRY has sisned with the Oeh-
kosh Western League. Buy v brieh
gees to st. Paul.
MANAGER GoLDsBY Is suffering n?m
malaria. 1t IL rumored that he in
tends to flne Providence.
Spoyt;no Life: The two Tennessee
clubs, Memphis and Nashville, alone
come out OF the Southern middle with
clean hands. They are deserving OF o
place in O better organization.
THERE is every indication that
Nashville will drop baseball at the
close Of this season and devote all her
energy and enthusiasm next year to
competing for the croquet champion
ship.
NASHVILLE Union. The Onion wants
TO see the presidency come to Tennes-
tee next year. 1t matters little to us
whether It be Capt. CArnes or Col.
John Morrow. Either one would con-
duet the league on strict business prln-
ciples.
MAEAaBR sNRRD was interviewed
the other day and binted at the 10, :
| lowing nine: Andrews, LIST b; Kappel,
ID; Billy 0'Brien, Sd; Beard, g. e.
Sneed, r. f.; Sowder, C. T., and Phelau,
|. T., with Baker Bnd Knouh as pitch
ers. We move to amend as follows
Andrews, let b; Beard, I'd; Kappel,
3D.; Phillips, 8. g.; Sneed, r. t.; Bow
ders, |. T., and Graham, c. I. Baker
and Schellhase and KnouR and
Broughton for batteries.
II the Charleston club could all hit
the ball like Phillips, and had Knouf
and Baker for pitchers, they would bt
world heaters. Their in and out field
is second to none. Some OF Gilman't
catches yesterday we're unusually
brilliant, and McAleer took in every
thing that came along. Brospau
made some remarkable pick ups, anc
Crowley's one hand stop at first base
OF a high thrown ball by Kappel, wa
what baseball crsnks are apt to de
nominate as "lalah." TO single on
every good play made would consum'
too much time. II is sufficient TO re
mark that those who 60 out to see tn
C'arlestons play can safely cslculat
on witnessing q first class exhibition
of fielding.
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The Cyclones COntinued Affective
ness.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September l.
The Athletic, played all round the
Metro politans, batting Lynch hard
aud frequently and running bsses with
spirit and dash. Miller YVES entirely
too much for the visitors. There was
some pretty fielding on both tides
Score: Athletics, 8; Metropolitans, 2
Earned runs-Athletics, 3. Two base
hit-O'B,ien. Three base hit.-Milli'
gan. Passed balls Robinson, 2; Reip
echlager, l. Wild pitches-Miller, l
| First base on balls-Athletics, 3; Met
ropolitans, 8. Bsse bits Athletics
Ii; Metropolians, 8. Errors Athlet
les, /; Meropolitans, 6. Umpire
| Valentine,
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THE BROADWAY FIGHT.
EIGHT HUNDRED YARDS OF
TRACK TORN UP.
Two Policemen Decapitated-Kirby's
Road BoOming-Blg Excursion
-General Rail News.

President MADDEN and the railroads
are at it sgsin. The rumpus about
the Broadway right of way has been
renewed. President Hadden hints
thst it is a revised edition of the
"B oadway STEAL" but contains the
old version of sheol, while the Kansas
City Company thinks its hereditary
rights sre being trampled upon. The
Memphis, Selma and Brunswick rail-
road, through Newman Erb, re. eiver,
claimed some time ego that lis charter,
descended from the old Lagrange
Comp my, gave it right Of way over
Broadway, citing as proof the fact thai
it was exactly 100 feet wide. The Mem
phis, B rming ham and Atlantic set up
the same claim, and now the Kausas
City, Memphis and Birmingham
puts 10 the same plea. President
Hadden disputes the claim, and takes
the broad ground that railrosd COM
psny absolutely owning a hundred
acr, s in the hesrt Of the city mus first
apply for aud obtain the grade and a
permit before it can lay a rack. Sew
eral days ago force OF hand, under
Foreman Mcnamara, who ia employed
by the Kansas City company, began
LAYING track on the south eide OF
Broadway, completely appropriutiDg
all that was left Of it. He kept at work
steadily until the bridge over the
BAYOU between Rsyburn avenue ard
Main street was reached. To that
point the city limits exteOd.
President MADDEN noticed that they
had driven pegs and hauled iroa
and rails this side Of the line, and
notified Chief Davis to instruct his
me- to keep sharp lookout and
arrest the force the moment the con-
sruction of tTa.k west of the bayou
wa, commenced. lie gave the re-
CURED directions, the order being
read every day at roll call. The
policemen on the beat appear 10 have
paid no attention tn it, and yesterday
evening President Hadden discover, d
that 800 feet Of track hal &c ually
been laid inside of the CITY limits.
He had the foreman, McNamara,
arrested and in the Police Coat yes
terday morning continued his case
until today. Patrolmen jackson,
Wilson and Herman were suspended,
and yesterday evening the Commits
sioners held meeting and tried them.
Jackson was able to prove that he he'd
half days leave OF absence, and es.
capped. The Commissioner. were NOT
etirely satisfied, however, and fined
him $25. 1t seems he took walk
over the ground yesterday, and in the
face OF the fact that 500 feet Of
track lay under his feet, reported
by telephone 10 htadquarter;
that mo track had been laid
all reports to the contrary notwith
standing" Wilaon and KernaH
were d smi.sed from the force. Prssi'
dent Hadden followed up his ATTACK
by having the entire track torn up by
the city force, aud then Issued an
order to superintendent Sullivan y
clear away the debris. He says II
must DO done, or there will be more
arrests for obstructing the pubic high
way, While he admits that Broad
way must eventually be given entirely
no 10 the railroads, he declares tina
no ooe or two lines shall appropriate
it all.
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Savannah Wins she First OF BE
Games From Nashville.
laPHnIAL TO TIE APPAAL.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September l.
Savannah won yesterdays game
through the numerous errors OF the
local team, all of which were very
costly. Dundon pitched fair game
for Nashville; much better indeed
than did Shreve for the visitors.
The later YVES batted hard and
often aud at critical moments. The
red cape, however, became ratified
in the 4 tth inning end allowed their
opponents to y ore five runs, which
could not be overcome, although the
nome team gathered itself together
and made desperate efo,t in the lat
ter D at of the game, Mar appeared
to bs considerably OF in right, muffing
two flies, which cost heavily. The game
was nevertheless marked by many
brilliant playe, the locals carrying OF
the honors in this respect. Beard dis
tinguiehed himself By making beau
tiful stop OF q whizzing Rrounder In
the lstter part OF the game, ard
throwing the batter out al
first. The ball was going like
lightning toward left when, by
hard run he caught it, falling fas on
the ground 10 the effort He quickly
recovered himself and sent It squarely
into O'Brien's hands. Mari ano
s, hellhssse also made double play
which ELECTED much:applause. Foster
Cheatham umpired to the dissstittsc
ton Of both teams, the locals coming
in for some very rank decisions. Score
by innings:
Nashville .........1 O00102 0 o..
Savsnr alb. .........O 0 205 0 l 81
Summary: Two base hits-Besrd, l
Hotsipg, /; Mari, l. First base o.
ballt-By Shreve, l. Struck out-B.
shreve, 7; by Dundon, 2. Passe'
bsls--Schellhase, 8. Wild pitches
BY Shreve, 2; by Dundon, |. Doubl
pisye-Beard, Bittman and O'Brien
Mari and Schellhase. Umpire-Oheat
ham. Scorer-McOlellan, Time Q
gsme-Twos hours.
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The Memphis, Kansas and Western.

Tho Memphis, kansas anu estern
looks like a 90. Mayor Willis, OF
Ohemvale, writes President Kirby,
under date OF August 26th, as follows;
"At our election held in our city on
the 25th we carried the bonds for your
road without opposing vote. Ii we
were allowed by law TO do, we could
have carried tue bonds for $50, 600 In
stead of The $40, 900 voted"
The following telegram was re-
ceived from President Kirby yestsr-
day:
WELLINGTON, KAs,, September l -
Yesterday Reno county voted Sl2b, 600
county bonds by 900 majority in aid
of the Memphis, Kansas and Western
system. This, with $l25, 600 voted by
Rice county Auguet 25th, brines the
total aid voted IN Kansas over S500,OO
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
PittsburE vs.. Louisville.

P1TsBURe, Pa, September AFTER
winning ten straight games the Pitts
burgs succumbed to the Louisvilles
this afternoon. The game was marked
by light b .tting and miserable fielding
on the part OF the home nine, while
the vieitors played strongly at all
points Attendance, 1000. Score:
Pl,tsourg, L; L,uiav'lle, 5. Earned
rups-Pitisburg, l Louisville, l. Two
bsse hits-Carroll, Kerins, Browning,
Wolf. First base on balls-Of Calvin,
/; off Ramsey, 4. Base hits-Pitts-
burg, A; Louisville, 6. Errors-Pitls-
burg, 8; Louisville, l. Umpire
Walsh.
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Crane Did IL. Rats

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 1.-The
Chicapos were given the game by
Crane, who let fourteen men 60 to
bass on balls. His errors were hoiri-
be, and his pitching waa hit freely
when hit at al In the field both the
mines played crsditably. Score;
Chicago, Is; Washington, 2. sam.
mary: Homo Iuns-Flynn, Farrell.
Three base hit-Ansop. Two base
hits-Farrell, Pfetfer, Williamson,
Base on slls-Chicsgo, IA; Wash
ing on, /. Passed balls-Hayep, 3;
Wild pitches Crane, 8, Struck out
Chic ago, 2; Washington, >. Ba.e
hlis-Chicago, IL; Washington, z.
Errors-Cnicsgo, 8; Washington, 20.
Umpira-Quest.
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The 0uaners DemoIi,h the Cowboys

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, September L.
Tie Cowboys played a miserable game
today, and the Phllits scored eleven
runs without earning tne Of them.
Score: Kensas City, 2; Philadelphia,
IL. Earned runt-Ksnsss City, 2.
Homa runs-Dsily and Fogarty. Two
base hits-Cus OK, Rsdflrd and My
e,s. Thrae base hits-Wood and
Bsssett. Passed bllls-Ringo, l; Gu.
sick, ]. FIRST base on balls-0E
Whitney, /; Daily, l. Firt base on
errors-Kansas CITY, l; Philadelphia,
5. Struck out-By Whitney, 2; Daily,
A. Double plsys-Myers aud Nc
Quee,y. S,olen bases Andrewe, 2.
Flies caught-Kansas City, 8; Pnila-
delphia. IL. Umpire-Fulmer
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SPIKES AND SPARKS.

The Collins excursion to Chicago
promises TO be the next big thing.
Injunctions will probably be the
next phase OF the Broadway frscss.
The prospects for the building OF
the Memphis, Kansas and Western
are good. Kansas has voted $5OO,OOO
OF bonds.
Capt. j. b. Franklin, whose foot was
injured s,me time ago, got Judgment
against the Accident Insurance Com
pany OF North America yesterday
before Justice Coleman. The case
was appealed.
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CONSTIPATION, the curse Of our seden-
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from a, id stomach and from the sud-
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Persons are now living enjoying tho
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--THURsDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.

velops ii at he was shot by his sister-
in-law, Mrs. Robert Hunt, who con-
cealed herself in the house and fred
through the window, She claims that
Thomas had insulted her, but did not
state in what manner. She gave her
self up and confessed the shooting
after Thomes's death.
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The Mig Excursion.

The Memphis and Little Rock Rail
road has just sent over its ronte the
largest excursion IL ever had. 1t num-
bered 1868, and of this number 800
went to the Iron Mountain, 260 to the
Little Rock and Fort Scott, 100 to the
Texas and st. Louie, 40 to the Bates
vi lie and Brinkley, 33 local and 70 t.
Little Rock. On account Of the recent
change OF gauge they were handled
without ctowding. They bail from
North Carolina, Vi.gilia,, Georgia
Mississippi and Kentucky. Capt
Franklin is ilpilant over the result
and has q light to be.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Kirby Knocked out.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 1:-Bos,
ton batted Kirby ont of the box to-
day, and won the game as they
pleased. The Maroons felded badly,
and were unable to hit Stemmeyer
effectively, Glasscock and McKinnon
only being able to gauge him. The
rap1e was dull and uninteresting.
About 1000 people were present
Oshi took Kirby's place in the
fourth inning, and was not hit hard.
The ecore: ST. Louis, 3; Boston, IL
Earned ruus-St. Louis, 8; Boston, !.
Two bape hits--Glasscock 2, Poormsr
3. Wise, Mesh and Johnston. Home
run-McKinnon. Total bases on hiti
st. Louis, IL; Boston, II. Left on
bases-St. Louis, 5; Boston, 4, Strucl
out-By Kirby, 8; by Cahill, /; by
Stemmeyer, 6. Stolen bases-Glass
cock, Crane snd Nash. Bases OF
called balls-0ff Kirby, l; off Cahill
2; of slemmeyer, I. Wild pitches
Kirby, /; Oshill, 3. Time-l 100
Umpire-Grace Pierce.
~ -
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poS,T FORGET TIE DATE.
COIIInA's ExcursiOn 10 Chicago,
September 9TH.

II you ever expect to visit Chicago,
with its THOUSANDS of curiosities, local
attractions, amusements, mysteries
and wonders, now is your time. Buy
your tickets at once and avail yourself
Of this very cheap and delightful ex-
crrsion; ADD, beside, September is
certainly the most desirable and at
tIactiye mouth OF the year to make
this trip. See rates aud further par
ticulaTs in another column.
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shot nv TTta NIater.In.I.nw,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 3l.-Rick
Thomas, a well known young man oil
Paris, KY, was supposed to have 9eeln
shot by the accidental discharge OF his
pistol while getting into buggy Mon
day. He died today, and 1t now de-
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Assigned for the Beneat OF Croditors.

New YORK, September Lock
wood & McO.intock, dealers 10 glue
at No. 276 Pearl street, assigned today
for the benefit Of creditors, to Charles
r. Bail.
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ecoRR BY INNINGS.

Charleston. / l 90 2 Ill
Summary: Earned runs-Memphis,
2; Charleston, 8. Home Iun-Pbi,-
lips. Two base hits-Andrews, Hol'
acber, Hines. Passed balls-Fusssl'
bach, 2. Firbt base on balls-By
Black, 8; Holacher, l. Struck out
By Black, 8; Holacher, 2. Umpire
Manning. -.
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VISITING MERCHANTS
From Along the line OF she Louis
yi,Ie, New Orleans and Texas
Railroad.

The Totunda Of the Peabody Hote.
presented lively scene last night, a
large PARTY OF merchants from the
south having Just arrived on On ex-
curaion by way OF the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas railroad. Their
presence in the city is due to the en-
ierprise OF the leading business firms,
the affair being engineered by Mr..
Fred Anderson and Mr.. W. A. Ever
map. The guests were registered rs
follows:
James Klein, vicksburR, Miss,
W. M. Germany CenterVillo' MISS
NJ. @. Bridges, Norwood, La.
T. p Knight, Port Gibson, Miss.
4, T. Phillips, Deer Creek, Miss.
Il. b. johnson, HRrriston, Miss.
j. 7. Chanot, Wilson, La.
u. Is. Hammond, Harriston, Miss.
D. II. Howell, Wilson, La.
A. A. CArIuth, Wilson, La.
II, o. Mccall, Wilson, La.
A. J. Melton, Melton, Miss. a.
30. Humphreys, Port Gibson, Miss.
p; y MunTPSreS s,,t r Cham lS'S Miss m'
A. u. Newman. Port Gibson, Miss.
A, X. Burnett, Port 9ihson. Miss.
]. ID, Berry Hamburg, Miss
j. NJ. GoH, Hamburg, MISS.
4. p. Price, Hamburg, Miss.
O. II. Blum, HittaYuma, Miss.
Ben Pearl, Anguilla, Miss:
ID. b. Newman, MeNair, Miss.
II. a, Butler, Msadyille, Miss.
W. J. Lau. Imam. Knoxville, Miss.
=, d, Thorn pson, Knoxville, Miss.
]. M. Sessions, Nilkerson county, Miss.
r. J. Fem, Centre vile, Miss:
z, Il. Champlin, Centreville, Miss.
]. A, Smiley, Cen treville, Miss.
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SEND for catalogue Of the Memphis
Hospilal Medical College before at-
tending lectures elsewhere.
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The New YOFks Defeated - Detroit.
DETROIT, MICH, September Had
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OHoICE OPFICES-0n second story, oe-
" cupied for many years by DR. j. W. Nell
son, Dentist, corner Union and Main streets.
Also, suitable SLEEPING ROOMS above.
Also, CHOICE OFFICE on .eecond-story
old Cotton EXCHANGE, corner Madison and
Front streets. apply at 80 Union street;
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HOTEL- The stonewall Hotel and Rail-
II road Eating House at Grand Junction,
Tenn. Apply to j. S Day. Receiver. Nos.
560 and 1862 Front street, Memphis, Tenn
noasaoa,op oiuan a.. m ad iatAly
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TIOUSES-On and near Walker avenue,
II on Elmwood street car line, fro1 the
LIST September, several houses, from two 70
eight rooms, in good repair; Apply Gt 30
1Inion atraat. JOS. LEMON.
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MO. i66 MAIN sTREET-0pposito the
IN Court House. Having front on Man
and one on Poplar street renders this prop
orty very de,irable. Call on
JAMES LEE, ia, No 4 Madison at.
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CTOREHOUSES- The three new frst-class
. Storehouses on Shelby street, next north
of the Gayoso Hotel. Terms reasonable.
Apply to .CARRlNgI0N MASON,
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u hOusekeepinE, N cor. seo'nd and Market
MISERABLE OFFIcES--In the new Cot
L. ton EXCHANGE Building, single or in
suites. on very reasonable terms. Building
heated throughout by steam. Elevator run
ming from basement to attic. Apply to
HENRY HOTTER, Secretary,
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NEW g. ROOM H0USE-No. 1l2 Jones av-
In enue. ALSO, two new houses, south side
Poplar, east OF Dunlap, will be finished by
LIST September. Apply to Q. O. Helm,
$3.50 Front street.
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LOST.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

lA 49, at IS Monroe street:
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FOR RENT.

Third and Fourth. No children in family.
1.-TWO LARGE ROOMS-In Odd. Fellows
i Hall. Apply TO MAJ Gus JON ES.
at 296A Sac ond street.
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H0USE-No. 81 Court street. from Septem-
Day. Horton Il Bailey's. S6O-s62 Front street,
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DOOM-Laree we'll furnished front bed
Nv room, at 81 Linden street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-02

ONE l0-ACRB L0T-Stuated on Kerr az
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-02

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