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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-09
OFFICERS ELECTED
AT THE MEETING OF THE BHR.
MINGHAM ROAD DIRECTORS.
Gen. NetiIetOn's Next Movement
Looked for win Interest
spikes ami sparks.

Gen. George H. Nettle'~n, accom-
panied by Meesrs. J. S. Ford, j. L
J. ckwocd, NJ. L. sargent and Wa Isl g
p att, arrived yesterday evening at 3 %
o'clock from X Ansast ity and at once
took formal p)tse son OF the Mem
phis, Birmingham and Atlantic rail-
road. The followlngptfic ,rs and Boar d
OF Directors were chosen:
President and General NJ ,nsger-G.
h Nettleton.
Secretary ald Tr aSnrer-J. {. f I'd.
Director C. IL. Neulet VI, WalIsc4
Pratt J. II. Emmert, j. II. Sullivan,
j. S. Ford, j. P. Dana and Newman
Il b.
0 her changes will be mede known
today, when ha new company will
maxi a TOUR of the road. Mr.. + I'd,
the secretary and treasurer, ia at pres
ent comptroller Of the Kansas City,
Springfie d and Memphisla lrosd, and
VIII have an auditor and Cashier un
der him here, where the general offices
viii b > located.
A special from Little Root, AK, says
that 1t is reported in rally DAD circlts
that the plans Of Gentrll Manager
Nettleton, of the Kanaas CITY, Spr ng-
ii Id and Memphis Raj mad, have
been somewhat iuterfeted with by the
Louisville and Nashville pep Iie. Mr.
Nettlt toms plan, it seems, hiss been
to get a through rail route from Kan
SIS City to tue Atlantic coast, and
with this idea 10 visw he is C9rs Iuct-
ing line from Memphis to BirminC.
ham, Ala, which wac to bsebpera;ed
in conDecton with the Georgia Gen
trail on the ealt and the Kansas City
pne on the west Toe Louisville and
Nashville people have taa en- hoM ofthe
Georgia Central and will operats it as
a part Ct theirsys' EN-. M. Net;lston's
next move 10 awaited with no little
interest.
There is little doubt tta, Gen. Net
tltton means to have his own lips 10
the A laotiC sesboard, but first hesv III
put it in ship shape as far % b rming.
hsm. Col. w. P. Dunsvsnt, who hSs
the contract fo- forty miles in this 81
rection from b rminghsm, ives in the
city yesterday, and Gays he las 3OdO
men at work day and night.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8. 1886.

but Patterson made a powerful and in.
structive speech on the subject, favor
ing tariff only for purposes Of gov
eminent economically administered.
At the conclusion of Col. Patterson's
speech Mr.. Phelan in his rejoinder in
dorssd his argument on the tariff.
There was no discussion on the Blair
bill. The interesting feature of the
discussion consisted in Paterson show
ing that Phelan was the owner aud
proprietor of the Avalanche, and that
that paper had advocated both protec-
ton and the Blair bill. Ia reply Phe.
IAN repudiated responsibility for the
editorial utterauces Of the Apdldnche
and declared that the APPEAL was his
orlan. Pstterson's speech was con-
sidered able and exhaustive. 1t made
a deep and lasting impression on those
who heard it. You may put down the
Democracy of Hardeman as practical
ly solid for Patterson. BOLIVAR.
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his bone. He parsed through this city,
several days ago and was loud in his
denuuciation OF Atlanta. He said that
the whole Atlanta team had 'soured"
on Atlanta methods and would never
play ball for that town again.
Mapres, OF Atlantis, will 90 to St.
Louis.
Smeltz wanted Dundon, but the
dummy" refused to go with his Old
manager.
O'Day aud Gillen, of Savannah,
have signed with Detroit.
Hub Collins, second baseman Of the
Savannshs, is with the Louisvilles.
Purcell's intentions are moi known.
Chamberlin, of the Mscons, goes to
Louisville. and Danny Stearns to
Buffalo, n. Y.
McSorley, Dick Phelsn aud Barney
Graham, of Memphis, will probably
90 to Milwaukee with Ted Slllivan,
They were with him last teat on.
Denny Lyons, OF Atlanta, will be
found with some association ciubscon;
several are eft him.
At the last meeting OF the league
directors it was decided to hold the
rext meeting in Nashville. YeSter-
day President NJ. NJ. Woods received
a letter from Mr.. w. ii. Brown, secre-
tary of the lesgue, stating that Presl-
dent Proudfit had decided to hold
this last meeting of the directors in
7 Atlanta.
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LIVELY NINE. LEON,
THE SHATTERED TRAPEZE PER
FORMER. AT ATLANTA,
working "a Sewing Machine ON n
Tight ROpe-Hcr Novel
Exhibition.

Madame Leon, who was 60 badly
hur. while performing under cir
Gus tent on the Bluffs here last fall
with her husband, and who wss for
several weeks confined to her bed
on account OF her Injuries, appears to
hays entirely recover,d d. tough it
was believed a. tho time, that she
would never be able TO walk sga'n
without clutches; when las, heard of
she was in Atlanta. There she has
been giving unique performance.
A p a'form about six feet high was
construct d for MIS-. Icons use.
Upou this the machine aud u chair
were placed. Rop, s fastened at each
conner OF the platform were gathered
together over the lady's head and
ijintd to a hot k. This hook was
securaly fastened to pulley which
was upon the large rope. Mrs. Lson
sat down in the chair and the car Wal
pu- he'd out uotil it reached the mid
die of the rope, and there Mrs Leon
begau working the ma hine. She
wore a tasty brown silk and large
wbits hat.
Commenting of Mrs. Icons novel
Performance, the New York Tribune
tays: Tho green eyed monster is GER
tam to take possession OF the breasts
Of gentlemen who follow the svocs-
ton OF jumping from high bridges or
swimming through wilt rapids, VIII, n
they learn OF the brilliant achieve
ments of one of their professional
sisters who IL now witching the Sun
ny South AS they read of the superb
method by which sha earos her liy-
Jog, wins the plau Its OF her fellow
creatures and places her monogram
amid those of the & fed eouls that
salue one another across the ages,
they can be depended upon to stake
on" Which her name is Mrs. Leon,
When last reported che was thrilling
Ataats. Mrs. Leon Is neither a
bridge jumper nor rapids swim
mer, A shrewd philosoptr at
serts that no one ever became
great by imitation. Mrs. Leon is
not striving to gain niche in Fame's
temple by following in the wake
either of our own Brodie and Donavsn
or OF that Boston policeman who de-
fed the Rapids in 'rS armor. Not
sHe. Her style of tempting Prov
dence is to operate sewing mach,I Q
on a tight rope ninety feet from
the ground
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BAsanALL NOTEs.

Nashville American: Manager Colds
by goes this morning 10 Hurri-
cane springs, where he will ru.ticate
70: Two weeks. He will probably 60
from there to s.. Louis and finish the
season with the Marcons. He will
csptUr' ell pyrotechnics that wander
to left fed.
Beard has gone 70 Mobile, accom-
panied by Dundon and SchelIhase,
AID the three will play the rest OF the
season with tue Gu League.
Biuman and Mari have gone to Sy-
rarusa, Hillsry to Oshkosh, Wiz.
OBrien hes ltfC for Milwaukee to
finish the season with Ted Sullivan.
Holman has gone 10 Cincinnati.
H has no engagement.
Saunders is in Evansville, but will
not play ball.
S3wders will probably go TO Bait
more.
Baker is at Rochester, N. Y, where
he has an engagement.
Smith is resting in Pitisburg.
Willioms, Of Atlanta, is catching
for the Athletics
Monk Cline has gone to Louisville
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THE TURF.
brooklyn Jockey Club Races

New YpRK, September The frs,
race on the Brooklyn Jockey Club
track was for all age six furlongs.
Lizzie Krspps won by tso lengths (;
Editor second, Ada Reese third.
Time-1 :l6i
Second Race.-Mile end an eighth.
r chmond won by half length; Net
tie second, Peekskill thiid. Time
1872
Third Race For all ages. One
mile. Are iuo won by four lengths;
Santa Claus fecond, Harry Russell
third. Time-l :442
Fourth Race For two year olds,
thee quart ers OF mile. Bessie June
won by three lengths; FeIeuzi teconj,
Ittilalla thirl. Time-l:l6.
Filth Roce.-Mle and sixteenth.
Goniall1 IN won by half length; Ten
Strike eecond, Favor thi,d. Time
:494.
SiIth Racs.-For all ages. One
nile. Valet won by half a length,
McBowling second, Telie Doe third.
Time-l :4S4.
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Helter.skeIter travelling.

Philadelphia Cali; l have often no
ticad how apt people are to 60 on a
journey helter-skelier and truss to
luck 10 bring them through all light
in the end, They have general idea
as to where they " ant to go and what
trains they went to caicn, but apart
from tbat they leave tbs mttter IN the
hands of the conductor and Prov'-
dence. The consequence 10 thai in
many casts they take the. wrong
trains snd invariably Mrs eonne, =
tions. Then they abuse the tairo d
company aud all sppertainiug to it.
They never think that few Inquiries
mace b sforeband would have saved
them heap OF trouble, and gen VA y
sny amount of profanity. Bat q suca
is the trdv ling public, and ] don't
suppose that sny preaching. that may
do will have any effect on them, and
hey will go on missng connections
aod eliminating the railroad compa'
MES for it till the crack Of doom,
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BALL and Bat.
NEW YORK TWICE DEFEATED BY
CHICAGO YESTERDAY.
The DetrOlts P0unced the Life Out
Of the Statesmen Games
Elsewhere.

The following ladies and gentlemen
left yesterday on the steamer Lee for
Helena to witness the game OF baseball
between the Lee and Helena nines:
NJ IS ORA Baumann, Miss Dora
Langbein, Mrs. Schiley and daughter,
Mrs. Schilling, Miss Mary Devote,
Miss Care Devote, Mrs. 0'Neil, Mrs
Fennercy, Cant. G, I. 0'Hsver ard
wife, Mrs. Warfisld, Mr.. Schilling,
Miss Scbilling, Miss Fusch, Miss Ro, a
JastIower, Mrs Saunders, Mis-
Rubsch, J. w. Elmoie, Prof. Bard,
Mr.. LaCroix, R. W. Rhodes, J. P,
E irington, w. G. McNutr, Sam Havs,
Mr.. Collidge, Mr.. Hsrgraves, j. IL.
Deal, Cap pepper, Miss Piogo, Miss
Haney, Mics Deal, NJ IS Dorion, Mics
Emma Tomlinson, Miss Rosa Lee. -, -
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New YORK, September S-The Gov
eraing Commit &c Of the New Yoik
Stock Exchange today ordered placed
on the regular list the securities Of the
new East Tennessee, Virginia aod
Georgia Railway Company, NAMELY:
$ll 100000 fret prefer ed stock, $751;
100000 second preferred stock, ard
Sll, 175,0 600 Consolidated first mortgage
bonds. The Trust Company recelp 8
fif The same secudtis- will be taken
cf the Int September 2Sd II tie
s ock LIT Committee recommended
10 the Covering Committee that the
new Georgia bonds be placed upon
the regular list the recommendation
was not acted upon.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

NEw0RLEANs,S September s Might
Arrived and departed: r. S. Hayes and
barges, st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, September S.-Night-
River feet 7 inches on the gauge and
falling. Weather clear ard very warm.
CAIRO, September S.-Night-River
s ieet 8 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and warm, No arrivals
or departures Of regular packets.
LOUISVILLE, September S.-Night-
River falling, WITH 3 feet II inches in
the canal and l foot II ches on the
falls. Business dull, Weather clear
and warm.
ST. LOUIS, September S-Night-
River rising, with 6 (, ct : inches on
the gauge. Weather clear and warm.
No arrivals or departures Of regular
packers
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The LegisIa,iye Contest.

Very little interest is manifested in
the coming election for members of
the L, Stature, though the Democrats
will bod primaries for the selection Of
delegates next Tuesday, and the con-
ventlon will be held on the 23d in
stsnt. Ths only names mentioned 30
fa- for Senatorial honors are Henry J,
Lynn, Lucas W. Capp and W. W. Nc
Dowe!l, aud for Representative, II. +,
Walsh, W. r. II, REF and Ralph Davis.
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Deputy Circult CIerk

The friends OF Mr.. George j. Camp
bell, who enjoys the well earned
reputation CT heiug one OF the most
competent clerks in the county, has
been OBJ iged by continued i'll health
to give up his desk in the Circuit
Court, which he has held for many
years. His successor is Mr.. j. p.
Young, formerly head deputy in the
Regis er's office. who was sworn in
yesterday rs Chief Deputy Clerk. He
is well qualified in every respect for
the p sliion and his appointment
gives general sa'islac ion TO the bar.
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FURNISHED R0OMS-At56 Monroe st.,
IL ops square from Peabody Hotel.
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The Congressional situation In
HHrdeman.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT, HARDEMAN County,
Tenn, September $, 1886. !

FIFTEENTH DISTRICT, IlARDEMAN County,
Tenn, September s, 1886. J
To the Editors Of the Appeal:
write that your readers may get q
fair understanding of the Congress.
siooal contest in this county. The
Patterson candidacy will do Phelan | o
harm in this county. In fact, il VIII
do him good, for a m jo,ity Of the
delegat es feel tsIured that thoie par
ties in this county who have 5ollCred
Mr.. Paterson to make the race, ard
are loud in his praise, have treated
Mr.. Manson very uujusly. They pre-
tended to be Mr. MaHsOn'B friend f,
and at the same time they were Ttlk-
ing Paterson t. tho people, aud
writing TO Pa terfou to come out Tn
people OF III i.thOt, ard IN fret, OF
this county, want M able yongg M n
Tor Congress, one who studies public
que tioDs well, goes 10 the b,tiom II
msaiuIes, forms his decisions by ma
ture declaration, and has tie inter-
ests OF the South coss t. his heart
such man is James Phslan Plelan
wi get heavy vote from The Harde.
man delegation, flr tkev are very out
spoken for him The Democr cy will
never g t attuer representative than
james Phe'an.
A HARDEMAN DELEGATE.
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Detroits, 81; Warrington, 3.

Detroit, MICH, September S.-The
home club slugged terrifically today,
making nineteen hits for a total Of
thrty-two bases, while the visitors
were held down TO six hits. There
were several foe plays, notably Har-
Ions one handed catch OF CAROLS
long hit in thu third, for which he
had to jump. The game was very one
sided and embarrassing. Dsnoit has
sold Catcher Deck + and recently sc.
cured, and never tried, Pitcher O'Dyy
10 Washington.
Detroit ............3 / 2 4 | 6 8 l *-2l
Washington. 40 0002 0 0 o.
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BrOohIYns, 9; Athletics, L.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September g.
The B:ooklyns whitewashed the Ath.
letic, in fine style today by hard bat.
tind and faultless fielding. The home
team got only two men beyond fist,
one OF whom was thrown out at the
plate and the other left on third.
SwaItwood's bait ng and Smiths field.
ing wers the features. The Athletics
played Loosely in the field, and
O'Brien's work behind the cat was ex-
iremely careless.
Athletics ..........0 OOOOO0O0-O
Brooklyns .........0 8 90 l 0 2 0 &c
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T .ARGE STORE-First floor and cellar,
IL with eide ard rear entrances, Nos. ~
and 305 Main street. Possession October lst,
or sooner, If required.
Offices and Store-rooms, No. 2S2 Second st.
Rooms for light housekeeping, No. $40 Pop
r. B. .E sN5% $YSF SFgg ''R g. 'o 56fGTo
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To the Editors of the Appeal;

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
SHANNON, Mrs., September 81
went to show you the beauty OF our
Railroad Commission in this Slate.
On August 30th, 1885, had shipped
by @. w. Cover & Co., from your
city 10 this point, box. The freight
from Memphis 10 Oorinth, over ninety
miles, was Al cents; from Oorinth to
shannon, fifty nine miles, 81 70, max
ing total of So IA. Now this IS what
our commission is doing for us Yours,
etc. G. B. EVANS.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


CNcISNATA, o., September s.-The
L7uisvil!es and Cincinnatis played a
fine game today, the Cjncinnatis win
ming by making three OF their five
HIS in the third inning. The visitors
had a good chauca to win in the las,
inning, but failed to b It at the proper
time. VOLTS two great running
catches were the features CT the game.
Cincinnati .........0 0 4 1000 0 %
Louisville .........0 0 / 600 0 o 2--3
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Capt. 7. F. Tobin, who was appoint
ed Surveyor Of Customs for this p RI
Tuesday, vice George A. Hesssn re-
sgn9 d, has as yet received no CfliciaN
notice from Washington. His papers
will probably arrive tomorrow, but he
will not sssume control OF the office
until October LIST. He expects to take
tfjp in the meantime.
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81. LOuis VS.. Pittsburg.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, September s. -
Eleven thousand paople gathered at
Recreation PARK this afternoon to wit
pess the two games between the Pitts
burg and ST.. Louis cams.
First Game = Pit;sburg, 4; st.
Louis, s
Second game - Pittsburg, 2; st.
LouiF. G.
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A HARDEMAN DELEGATE
80 Hinerence.

BOLIVAR, Tenn, September Z, 1886.
To the Editors OF The Appeal;
The discus ion bstween Col. Pstter-
son and Mr. Pntlan, candidates for
G ngress, which took p'ac, today, de-
yelop7 the fact that there is no sub
stantial difference between them.
Phe an did not dwell long on the tariff
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Casey Knocked Out of the 10,

ST. LOUIS, NO., September S.-The
Maroona knocked Casey out OF the
box today in the first inning, after
five clean hits, with q total of six
bases and three runs, were made
Daily took the box and though hit
hard was we'll supported. The Ma
rooms outplayed the p lilies, and
ulayed superbIy throughout, their
hitting ana fielding being very fine.
The battery work of Healy and Myers
and Glasscock's hitting were the best
features Ct the game, The attendance
was fully 5000.
st. Louis. .........3 0 OF 0 2 | 0 0-6
Philadelphia ......0 0 0 l DOL 0 o.
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Metropolitans, 3, BaItimores. 1

BALTIMORE, Md, September s. To
days Ba timore.M Metropolitan was an
exhibition of brilliant fielding. The
batting was weak, butthe vi ito were
io,tuuate enough to make single and
two doubles after an error by Davis
had put a man on first base.
Baltimore ......"..0 10000 / 0 OIL
Metropolitan 40 0 COS 0 0 0 0--3
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Chicago Wins Two Game,.

CHICAGO, ILL, September S.-rhere
were lie than 1910 people in attend
ance at the POSTPONED game this morn
ing between the Chicsgos aud New
Yurks. Mccormick and Kelly were
the Chicago battery, and Welsh and
Deasley officiated for the visitors.
Gore opened with safe hit, and
Kelly followed with a two Dagger;
willsmson got his b 50 on an error OF
Gerhardt's that let in two runs. The
New Yorks run was made in the
foutth inning of two Dagger by
Deasley and a single by d yrgan Score :
Chicsgo -. .......2 O0O0S liz
New York. 0 0 90 2 o. 3
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DO0MS-Pleasant furnished and unfur-
~ nished rooms; business center; SPLEEN
did location. SO Madison street.
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ON CHANGE.

VIsIToRs on change vest eidsy: Har-
ry l. Hall, New YORK Col, 7. II. Lew
is, Cincinnati, o.
CLOSING prices OF October options
at Chicago yesterday: Pork, $40 20;
lard, SO 624 clear rib sidss, SO rs
corn, 4lsc; wheat, 7SBC; oats, 2G5c.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

The Chicsgos won the afternoon
game by hard hitting at an opportune
moment Kslly's home run breaking
the visions hearts. The Fl lding Of
both teams was good and the pitchers
made the game. Flynn made a better
record than Keefe. The visitors were
unable to hit the junior pitcher for
anvthiDg but singie, and only seven
of theae. Three thousand peop'e were
present. The game was called at the
end of the seventh inning on account
Of darkness. SCofe
Chicago ..............0 9 20 8 l. Q
New York ...........00 0 l 90 l. 4
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DAY B0ARD-In exchange for Music Les
- sons. Address MUSIC, this Office.
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BostOp. 8; Kansas civ, 2.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September S.
The cowboys could not fins Semmyer
a al today, The visitors did no. get
many hits off Whitney but were for
tunste in making them count.
Kansas City......1 o. 00 90 o. 2
Bo ton .,,.,.,.0 5000 O O o. 5
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FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.

A GRAND NEW sToREHoUSE-At Sur
a rounded Hill, Arkansas, the best cotton
Memphis aud fifty mi es from Little Rock,
on the M. and l.. r. X. r. Apply to
No IL ADAMS ST., Memphi,. Tenn.
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Prairie, Arkansas.
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ANNOUNCE MEN r.
PERSONAL.

CISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 1888. TH0S. CURBINS.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

D0OMS-With board, -
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DOOMS-M it'll board, for gentlemen. Day
~ boarders wanted. Table first q ass;
l2l COURT ST.
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FOR SALE.

(N0TTON GIN-A No. Cotton Gin, FLY
~ Saw, cheap. Apply to X. Dudley Fray
ser, No. 2951a Second street, city, or W. S.
Jackson, agent. Magnolia stock Farm, on
Horn Lake road.
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LOST.

ON THURSDAY HT-Erom the farm
" Of Anthony Notherland, fernando road.
A LEMON AND WHITE SETTER BITCH.
Had on collar with the name "Thomas
Gregory" on it. The finder will be literally
rewarded on returning her to office of
W B. GATES, 266 Front street.
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STRAYED.

DAY MARE MULE-From G. F. Smith
d Horn Lake Landing, one bay. mare mule
about eight years old, fifteen cen hands hiEh
Jones & Co.'s stable and be rewarded.
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GALESMEN-Twn experienced dry goods
- statesmen at 1877 Beale street.
TTNEAMS-Ten double teams. Apply to
John REID, Bnilder.
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uNVERYB0DY-To call and SEQ the cele-
III b ated Gypsy Clairvoyant, at III Third
itreet, near POPLAR.
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FOR RENT.

TTPRIGHT PIAN0-Good as new, cheap
" for cash; or will exchange for board.
Address K98. Appeal office.
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NURSE-A reliable white nurse to take
IN care OF children; liberal wages will be
paid; references required.
Apply at So Union street.
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WANTED.

DOOM-Furnished room, with or without
~ board. at 119 Court street.
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WI O0DLAWN Took FARM In the stud
wv one thoroughhred Running Horse; fee
$40. One TrottnE Horse fee. $40. One Jer
sey Bull: fee, $3.50 For SALE-30 Horses,
Mich Cows, Is head Butcher Cattle, Pea
cocks and Newfou7 dland Pups. Horses on
pasture, IS per month: Texas horses, loo per
day Telephone JOSEPH BURNEY, $50.
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D00M-Front room, southern exposure,
IL suitable for three. So Monroe st.
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1.-TWO NEW COTTAGES-Fo rooms, Nos.
J. ga and 2l6 Elliott street, near Desoto.
App to MRS. T. MoNULTY,
Corner Elliott and DesOto streets.
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MEAT O0TTAGE-0 OF six rooms, and lot
IN 2OOx44, 81 Dean avenue. Inquire on
nramises