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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-01-07

In Hon. Andrew Hunters recohectons OF
the Brown Raid as published in the Brooklyn
Transcript we observe the following
Coy. Wise had arranged that the prisoners
should be sent 90 Charlestown that evening on
the Winchester train. / saw this would not
do. and SD told the Governor lie replied -
You have Capt ROwans company 20 protect
them from the depot 20 the Jail. said On
YES we have. but that company Will massacre
every one of them before they reach the lali'
As one of the few survivors and an officer OF
the Company referred to- we may be excused
for saving in vpdication of the memory OF
Can't Rowan and his men that they had a clear
conception of duty as soldiers, as was demon
strate3 by Eve months of service as military
guard 90 the jain IN which John Brown and his
men were imprisoned and four years of service
I'm the war which followed Thecareiul custo-
az and considerable treatment of prisoners was
a sacred obligation instinct with them and ne
yer 90 our knowledge disregarde by Capt. X.
or any member OF his command However,
We acouit our distinguished lellow-citizen OF
any purpose 20 reflect upon them. In fact we
know that he did not, but that his apprehen-
sion of harm 90 the prisoners was based upon
his knowledge that number of uudiSciplined
men perhaps thcughtless of the responsibility
of soidiers. had shouldered their guns on that
occasion and for the nouce rallied around the
standard of the old company. Nobody better
than Sir. Hunter knows what cool head a.
dorned the shoulders of the veteran Captain
Rowan hero of two wars and born sol
dier-brave. chivalric, sympathetic and kind.
As was Mr. Hunter almost first % minister TO
him wounded at Manassas. SO lis henot laggard
Go give honor TO the soldier who rests under
the green sod at Edge Hill, or to the boys
who were ever ready to follow, in the long ago,
the plume of their gallant commander.
At meeting OF capitalists held i'm Senator
Camden's room. Washington City, last Thurs
day. TWO millions of dollars were guaranteed 10
complete the Ohio River Railroad 90 Point
Pleasant upon condition thut the counties
through which The road win run furnish the
ri-bts of way free The condition, 10 is sup
posed viii Dee cheeriully complied with.-ha-
nrril Gazette.
Just so Willis. the lTet I'rgiliq Democrat
is doine ITS worst 90 manufacture sentiment a.
.ainst senator Camden iu the hope of his over
throw even tho 10 De at the cost of the election
Ola Republican. he goes right along subscrib-
ing literally Of his means, and encouraging o.
ther> to doso for the development of the mar
velous riches of West Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-01-07

OF the Union for admission The death rate Is
only five i'm the OOo-oer minute or wear is
~ sto.o3 ,,,5 ~, reference, r.. senises b freez-
.'0'
ing -
"S Shall West Virginia De owned by Syndi-
No, # West virrinisns know themselves and
they think thew do-especialIy not by Wall
Street syndicate
Elsewhere we publish Che prospectus OBJ the
Baltimore son. The $40 surely isai JUS iheIid-
10 do about it-unless De Just. Joshua ike. bids
IL stand still and shine fo-aU
A star article describing the fast teams seen
this winter at Washington says Senator
Camden Of West Nireinia has pair OF large
tails. The coupe has red stripping"
Gov Foraker of ono has been appoiniel nI
me blsnoP i.i.,l ~ 49, 81 ,..t'...i.
So'.,.' =; Pt,,,J y.ir.e f.; ,f,, n@xr
Exchange.
.;. me report 81. H. ,'l''. . s 81. p;,"5 lri.
meets with prompt denial from that gentle
man. One elephant no time is the fan meas
ure of his present ambition Kqarf1 G7-.9s
They are beginning To size h'm.
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-, -. ~. $50. WIZ,
-. 80 ,.-, .--.i. ,.-....-;-,;-. ~.
49,. ~ -, Observation-Disclosures.
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49, 49, 49, ..-l..l
-
ton thereto, and prompt confirmation, Mr.
John Bigelow declines the asst-treasurcr>hip
at New York Iu his own estimation the office
probably wasn't quite big emo for Johnnie
Bigelow-whoh a, wealth galore.
-
The American legation 40 Loh1o" mas SEM
nome very co"p'..c 90 '"' "'.'-'''-
Vi i1uN'o P'e'
over the sea- NOT one ODD d n'l'Ie' o' '''s'
ads are, us said' anythns o'' oecoys-
r--,-,........ ...-..
non. ile'''' We '''.'
sfeeao.e IMAM l''''.''' "''
returning 20 lNt NNIA.N- AllN "ttt'''.".. .' ''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-01-07

The other day mr. Cleveland shook hands
with four hundred and tortv-eisht persons in
sixteen minutes On New Years day he low
cred his record considerably the prcsi-
Dental grip 90 thirty four minute. He's "a
shaker shaker from Sha5ersvi'ie in y ork.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-01-07

s. D. HIRscHMAx & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
ANOTHER Dine MUSEUM.
CROSBY'S SUCCESS ATTRACTS
ROBINSON OF NEW ORLEANS,
Who Claims TO BE Perfecting Plans
for the Finest Building in
the Country.

Mr.. Eugene Robinson and Mr.. j. L.
Cordray arrived in the city YESTERDAY
from New Orleans AID will spend sew.
eral days here looking into the pros.
poets OF the city with a view to erect
ing another dime museum. The lat
ter spent some time here before the
holidays and induced Mr.. Robinson TO
consider the project of establishing
another museum, led to do so by the
success which has attended Mr.. Cros-
by's venture. Mr.. Robinson is pro-
pritt)r OF museum in New Orlaans
and has been quite successful. He
has been in the business about two
years and has already made consider
able hesdWay. He says that be has
already leased a piece Ct ground anu
will proceed at once to the erection Of
the finest museum and bIou theAter
in the country. Whether or not
Memphis, museum wild rs it is, will
support two establishments OF that
character remains TO be seen. There
are but three cities in the United
States which have more than one
Chicago, New York aud Boston-aDd
ii second can be made pre- fitable
here in Memphis, the fact will be
abundant proof Of the uttersnces of
her eulogi,ts.
Two or three years ago museum,
had it been established in Memphis,
would have been an utter failure.
Several cheap places OF amusement,
one after another, have been opened
here In the last five years but their exc
istance has been ephemeIal. For a
week or more they flourished, their
popularity fading rapidly away. None
OF them we're ever patronizsd by the
better classes Of people, an element
absolut ly necessary 10 the success of
any enterprise OF tia character start
ed here. When Mr.. Crosby began his
an audible smile went
round. The gentleman from Chicago
waJ given thirty days to core his
doors. He worked very quietly, and
the CURIOSITY of the public was finally
excited, When he finally threw open
his doors and the crowd began to pour
in the time for closing him out
was shortened. But the thirty
days passed and the crowd, instead of
diminishing, increased, Sixty days and
men went by, and throngl of hand
somely dressed ladies continued t.
crowd the place every day. The fact
that the admission, wa only a dime
kept good many away 81 first, but it ia
proba Die now that there is not dozen
people in the city who have not been
in the museum at l'alt once. The re-
suit is due TO three things-a change
In the city itself, demand for cheap
amusement and the excellent and
novel character Of the entelt linment
by Mr.. Crosby,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
THE TRIPLE WEDDING
Soon 10 Occur at Col. Montgomery -
HhRt the Nashville Papers say.

Speaking of coming social event,
already nctsd in the APPEAL, the
Nashville american of yesterday rays:
Cards have been issued by Mr.. II. A.
Montgomery Of Memphis for a triple
wedding reception at 6 o'clock Thurs
dsy evening, February Is, TO Mr.. Rob-
ert Jones, Jr, aud Miss Lulu Mont
gomery Of Memphis, Mr.. John
Landstreet, Jr., % Nashville and Miss
Belle Patterson az Greeneville, Eat
Tennessee, and Mr.. Register Thurman
of Mississippi and Miss Jennie Reid
OF Memphis. The contracting parties
;7se well known in social circles
throughout the State, and the affair
promises to be the society event OF the
winter in Memphis. Miss Montgomery
made many friends in Nashville two
Yeas ego while visiting Mrs. DR.. Noel,
and ia the daughter Of one Ct the
most prominent and wealthy citi-
zens OK the Bluff City. Miss Belle
Patterson is claimed as a member OF
Nashville society, owing TO f5equent
and prolG iged visits here. Mrs., end
niss Patterson spout t5Q Is0snt VIII
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
BUILDERS AND TRADERS.
Meeting Held Yesterday TO organ
iEsR an Exchange.

A representative meeting Of me.
chanics and those in the furnishing
business was held in the directors
rooms of the Memphis Fire and Geo
eral Insurance Company, YESTERDAY
siternoo on, for the purpose Of organic.
ing a Builders and Traders Exchange.
Q. G. Burke was elected temporary
chairman.
J. w. y. Browne was elected tenn
porary secretary and treasurer.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
On Charier.-W. |. Cole, NJ. H..
Baldwin, Joe Haines, l.. Prichart and
A. +. Davis.
On Rooms - James Deguau, John
DunGvaut, Ed Esgen and J. W. y.
Browne.
On By Lars and RulS.-M. II. Bald
win, X. l.. Cochran, +. II. Venn, A.
+. Davis, q. ". Baker.
Adjourned to meet at 25S Second
street, Friday, the 10th instant, at 8
o'clock pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
PENSION FRAUD JAILED.
THE ARREST OF a suINING RE
PUBIIUAN COLORED LIGHT.
J. N. StrichIIne Lodged I'm Jail by
tho United States Marshal
for SwindIiDg.

The United st ites marshal succeed,
yesterday in aTresting one Of that
numerous class which preys upon the
ignorance, prejudice and pockets of
the oolored people, ready victims al
ways 10 the interruptions sharper.
For some time past complaints have
been made by negroes that they were
swindled out OF sums ranging from rs
to $50 by negro, who was finally
discovered to be a leading Memphis
Republican politician and general
hatd citizen, named j. N. Strickline.
Maj. Galbreath, general pension agent
for Tennessee, wrote Marshal freeman
several days ego that he thought he
would soon Fecure sufficient proof TO
convict him, a1d yesterday morning
teleSraphed the marshal to arrest him.
Deputy Marshal @. s. Ta'iafero, armed
with the properipapers,w went out on the
early tain 10 Brownsville yesterday
and returned at night with his man,
who was at once lodged in the county
jail, whose gates yawned affeCtionate-
ly for him. St-ickline will be remem-
bsred by those who have been
in the habit Ct attending the
free Circuses given once every two
years by the Republicans at the Ex-
position building, HeIsatill, straight,
athletic darkey, with straight black
hair and aswartby yellow complexion,
indicative Cf Indian blcoi. He was
always present as delegate, and was
distinguished for his resonant voice
and hia fnndnaea for "riainO 1 \ n mint
OF order" 10 no convention was he
totally suppressed. He was ooniin-
ually breaking out 10 unexpected
places, and was never 30 much
delighted as when there was an
immediate prospect of general
skull-cracking. During the campaign
he divided his time between drinking
mean whisky, haranguiDg on the
street corners and driving an express
Vayon. He had Just enough lea, ming
to make him an educated cuss," and
his ambition was to become a clerk in
the postoffice. Failing In that he be-
came pension agent on his own
hook, and, 1t is charged, collected |
money for various negroes who were
entitled TO pensions and failed to turn |
it over TO them. Daring tho past six
or eight years the United States
authorities have had to deal with a
good many OF these swindlere, who |
forage about for claimants, collect |
pro If on their own account, aud either |
take it all or charge an exorbitant fee,
the legal rate being only 10 per cent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
RnOrftnr Rniea

THE Nashvilles will again be under
Boards captainey.
BARR Of the Nashyilles has an ambi.
tio1. 1t is to be pitcher.
THE nacadam road will be a big
advantage. 1t is to be built at once.
THE westher lie delaying the build.
ing of the clubhouse at the Fair
Grounds.
The cit es composing the new West
ern League are st. Joe, Omaha, Lin
coin. Leavenwolth, Topeka, Denver
and Pueblo.
Bon PATE ships his It able of fifteen
head of horses from st. Louis to Men,
phis either to-day or Monday, the day
depending on the arrival Of his Arms
patent horse car.
IT is claimed in Atlanta, Ga, that
baseball brought into that city last
year: about $4,000 at the least esti.
mate, independent OF the shopping
done by the hundreds who visited the
CITY on excursions and otherwise to
emf the games.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
ON 'CHA-NGE.

CLosISG prices foe May options al
Chicago yesterday: Pork, $ll 37l
Lard, &c asked, Clear rib sides
5.723c. Corn, 40sc. Wheat, So
asked. Oats, 324c.
REPORT of Grain Elevator Yesterday
Wheat received, 1896 bushels; with.
drawn, POO bushels; in store, 5l6l
bushels. Corn received, 1904 bushels
withd1a WD, 1919 bushels; in store, 49,.
ZAP bushels 0stI received, 93lG
bushels; withdrawn, BIOS bushels; in
in store, 47,7l7 bulhels.
The Manchester Guardian in its
commercial Article saya The market
is dull; sales have been light. the
India market quiet, the wants bt in z
supplied. There are some inquiries fl i
China, bat t1ey are largely Infeasible
owing 10 the offers being insuflicien
Yarns are dat, and prices easy.
VHIToRs on Change yesterday: s.
NJ. Callsm, st. Louis; NJ. L. Sargent,
Kansas City; j. X. StiDfou, Concor-
dis, Miss. Miss Pauline Wood, Misses
Louise and Matte Il. Guy, V. L. Cash,
Mrs. p. S. Bowles, Miss Mallory, Mics
Willie, GAINESVILLE; o. b. Polk, Hick-
DRY Valley, Tenn; Geo. D. Mark
ham, st. Louis; A. l.. Jones, Browns
vile, Tenn; II. II. d. Byron, Chatta-
noOga; r. Jones, Brunswick, Tenn. {;
Ben II. Moyes, Leland, Miss.
THE Oh, PGiat and Drug Reporter OF
February 18th says: "Crude cotton
seed oil has no siatsd value on this
market. There are no strictly prime
grades Offering, the nominal quota
tons for which are 24l@25c, or the
same figures named this time last
week. Buyers have SIGHTED their
willingness tt give the frat named
figure for frst-cl So article, but no
opportunity is offered OF doing bust
ness. Good oil is not offering to any
extent in the primary markets, but
there is grand rush to unload off
grades, aud for these there is no regu-
lar schedule OF values. Sellers solicit
bids and get what they can. They
realize from IL 70 22c, and are not
moving 10 as large an extent az previ-
ously. Several lots OF 30 and 100 bar
rels have been disy oSed of during the
week, and free offerings are still
a feature Of the market. Crush
ers seem to be holding on to
their choice stocks, and intend
ing buyers are not inclined to
assist the market by showing
any particular interest, for which rea-
son bids are scarce and inquiries in.
fsrent. We are wired from NEW
Orleans tonight that the crude market
Is Slightly stronger owing to limited
offerings Of prime oil and that 23c is
asked, an advance Of tc from pre-
viOus quotation. The market there is
inactive aud seed coming for
ward tlowly. The advices from Mem
Dhis by wire also state that a firmer
ceiling is controlling prices, with prime
rude quoted at 234,a 24c." II the Oil
md Drug Report is correctly in
ormed, its correspondent gets his in
ormation outside OF the Merchants
Exchange, where prime crude cotton
leed oil is quoted at 22923c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
The ROSadnlia

Rosadalis is a sovereign remedy fol
all diseases Of the blood. 1t has nc
equal for the cure OF all nervous dis
orders. Read this certificate: would
like TO bear testimony to the merits OF
Rosadslis, by aging that some eight
years ago / was totally prostrsted and
could get no relief from our family
physician, but after taking one bottle
Of Rosadalis l became entirely restored
to health. l NOV weigh l75 pounds.
but when first took your medicine /
weighed only $50. i cheeriully recon.
mend it to all, and especially to those
sfiiic cd with nervnDs debility.
SiJis. 4, 4, GARQAI BALTIMORE, Nd,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

SHIRTS, all styles, made to order
Memphis Steam Shirt Factory and
Laundry, 22i Second street.
DRESSED TURKEYS st l29 cents a'
Kirk Allen x Goa.
MEMPHIS STAINED GLASS WORKS, 9SG
Third street. Call and zee.
]. II. LowREY, MD, Homeopathic
3lS Main street; telephone 9Sl.
CENTRAL NURSERY, No. % Market
street, is the nearest place in the city
for plants and cut flowers.
ONE car. load of mulee. at WI Olesale
at q big dive. 65 Union street.
Ill. HALL.
The finest and beet selected stock
OF gas fixtures in the city, at bottom
prices. J. A. BAILEY a 60.
Miss CARRIE nj. HEATING can be
found every day at Il. Witzmann 4
Co.'s, 223 Second street, from 4 to 9
clock pm.
FINE LOT Of Yong Farm Mules just
arrived ut sos Setold street, Robert
Johuston's Stables, three doors north
Of Monroe street.
TIE Herbal Chill Cure, the beet
tonic and anti-periodic known. A certain
ala au;o cure Tor chillh Price 81 per bot
ito. Send STAMPS for oiroulars. Any ref
creme gixen, Address John o. hucker,
LYnohbsrg, Va.
THE most oflicacious stimulants to
excite the appetite are Angostura
Ritters r,raporp1 nv Dr 1 q II SIZE
CERT Il Sons. Beware OF counterfoits,
Ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article.
Q. ID. SMITH, veterinary surgeon, Of
New York, has decided 60 locate per.
monently in Memphis. He treats all
diseases of horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
swine and Coga. Calls, day or night,
answered PROMPTLY. Office NJ Jones
& Co. 3 stable, 81 Monroe street; tele.
phone 462. Residence, Fransioli
House; telephone 80.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
New Road From CoIumbus.

1t is expected that a new rosd will
be built from Columbus, Ga, to some
point TO theast, called the Georgia
Midland railroad. Columbus, although
a city Of $4,000 inhah.t,uts, with the
most successful cotton milling inter
ests in the South, is practically shut
out from railroad privileges, owing -
the absorption OF all the lines lea ling
out by the GENITAL sytt4m. This new
line will connect with the Richmond
and Danvllls, aud thus fad an Exit
out OF the web. The city of Colum-
bus has subscribed $4,000 to the
scheme.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
TRANSFERS.

R. d. Frsyser to d. A. Frayser, part
of lot II, block 80, north side OF Pom
tot street, 25xl16 feet, for $500.
T. Z. Norvell TO Toof. McGowsn d
Co., 5 35.l00 acres in Fifteenth OWL
District; alIo, 7 acres just north Of
above, for $500.
N. Blackwell to T. ]. MCGOWAN,
trustee, to secure Z. L. McGowan,
g guardian, in the sum Of $1,000, part OF
Two tracts near Bartlett, Seventh Civil
District.
II. Furstenl elm snd wife to J. II.
Barnum, ], IS II and IS, block /, Rail-
read avenue, 60x2l5 feet each, for
256 20.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
New Orleans and Northwestern,

The record of the movement OF
fire. ght over the New 0rlea and
Northwestern Railroad during the
year 1885 embraces 5000 cords OF WOO,
1000, 900 feet of lumber, 100000 STAY es,
100000 feet of logs, 1880 tons OF
coal and coke, 81, $50 head of cattle,
$4,000 tons OF iron, 100 carloads OF
charcoal and 30 carloads of brick.
The wool, lumber, slaves ald logs in
this statement were shipped t. New
Orleans alons the route from Merid-
ian, the ca tie from Alabama and Mis-
sississippi, the coal from the Alabama
mines, principally those located in
Walker county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
A Bed.R,dden Dyspcptic Cured

q. f, Haight Of West6eld, Chautau-
qua county, New York, writes May
Z, 1885: "Six yeara ago j was dying
OF dyspepsia. My stomach and diges.
tive organs were in horrible sia'e. |
feared consumption of the bowels,
which were dreadfully Conttjpated. |
was bed.riddeu for many months !,
finally bought ak boxes Of Brand
reth's Pills. Whom l had flushed
taking them ! was well man. Took
five the first night; ran down to one
pill, then up again to five, alter
nataly,n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
SPIKES AND SPARKS.

SOUTHERN and Central railroad stocks
are as cheap rs any on the litt
THE Southern Construction Com
pany is preparing TO build a road
scross the upper portion of South
Carolina.
A BOOM in railroad building in South
Ca DINA is reported. Folr or FIVE
roads are now in course of Construc-
ton, and subscriptions being raised
fnr nthara
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1886

tens at the Maxwell House. Miss
Reid is a prominent figure in the 60.
ciety of Memphis. Mr.. John Land
street. jr., is a native BaltimoTean, Tor
several years past in business in Nash.
vile, where he has a multitude Of
warm friends. Mr.. Register Thurman
is a son OF Judge Thurman, OF Riley,
Miss. Mr.. Robert Jones, Jr, is ma
tive OF England, at present a resident
cet'on buyer in Memphis. A special
train will convey the party on trip
to New Orleans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
On an Inspection Tour.

MEssRs. r. CARROLL, general super.
intendent; 6. b. Nicholson, chief en-,
gineer; NJ. Welsh, general superin,
tendent of bridges and buildings, aud
Mr.. Gibson, chief clerk to the general
superintendent. Q 'een and Crescent
System, and Maj. NJ. S. Belknap, gu.
perintendent, and Mr.. T. G. Merritt,
superintendent of bridges and build.
isgs, Of the Vicksburg, Shreveport md
Pacific and the Vicksburg and Meri.
dian, are on an inspecting tour.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
IMPORTANT MEETING To RE
HELD TO-DAY AT COOKVILLE.
Projects I'm GeOrgia-1he New Or.
leans and northumberland In
speeding Party-NOks.

The urgent demand of the people Of
the counties of Trous6a'e, Smith, Ma.
con, De Ka'b, Jackson, Clay, Pickett
Overton, Putnam, Fert~ess and Cum
berlsnd for railroad facilities, and
their disappointment over the indiier-
ence Of Nashville business men con-
corning the proposed Knoxville and
Nashville road is manifested more
strongly than ever. A mass-metting
will be held st Cookeville to-day, a.
which time the situation will be die
cussed and overtures made to other
cities in the event Nashville will not
respond iayo ably.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
FOK SALE.

I = UPRIGHT PIANO BoXES-Jrst the
LIZ thing Tor coal or feed oxes.
v. X. H0UCK h Co, 359 Main st.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13

JACR-At f. A. Jones & Co.'S, 81 Monroe
y street, one black jack five years old, and
a coed one
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
FROM THE PEOPLE.

Falsely Exaggerated and Uatrue.
To the Editors Of the Appeal:
"a Tale Of Two CitieR," copied from
the Cincinnati Enquirer in this morn
ing's APPEAL, 10 regard 10 myself and
Mr.. HSrris, is falsely exaggerated aud
unIae, hAs, HKl1RIs,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13
WOMAN's BEST FRIEND

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-13

a BARGAIN VILLA EDEN FRUIT
"A. AND VEGETABLE FABM--0n New
Raleigh, p Ike, ~ miles from Brick Church.
Chelssa; acres No. laod, house. 6 rooms,
house, well aud cistern; lso, 800 bushels
corn, hay and fodder, seed pots Oes, turnips,
asparagus beds, hot beds and sash, agricul-
tural implements, household and kitchen
furniture, cows, calves, hoises, mules,
wagons and harness. ApplE on premises.
l. r. BERLIN.