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.EMMITSBURG RAILROAD.

Daily EXccp, Sunday

West Ovcrton, Pa. June %, 1885
The undersigned has been sick about one
year with lung disease, stomach, cOnstipa
ton and nervous affection. Had four differ
cnt doctors, but no help. One stated that
he could not put in new stomach another
said, if he could get the constitution built up,
the undersigned would get AL right but he
failed. Dr. Ptoutz then at Conncllsvile was
sent for and in three days otshelp and am
getting better daily.
Mrs Oliver Beard.
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OH! YES DE sun DO MOVE.
BY WILL ii. WATERS, JR.

Oh de shoat it am squealin' at dc corn
crib doah-
! A squcalin' till his hungry am appeased;
De yallcr cat s a-waiting on de kitched toal,
For the skillet to be creased.
De foolish coalt's cavorling wild dc pie-bald
mule,
Dcy's seen Clcm dancin' wild Salaratus
julie;
Oh dc varmints are all frisky, like children
out O. skule;
For dcy's skivcrcd dat de sun do move.
Chorus.
Oh yes, dc sun do move my bruddcrs,
Oh! sisters, yes de sun do move,
Lcttle children tell yo' ladders and yo mud
drrs
| has 'skivcrcd dat dc sun do move.
Oh dc bob-taied tilly told dc bushy-tSiled
dog
Dat he's pcstcred by the blue tailed fly,
An de allegators slccpin' wild his head
stuck in dc bog,
An his tail up in dc sky:
De irog, dc polly wnklc and dc tad-polc
hop
On dc allcgalor's back, but dar day don't
stop,
But climb up his TAIL clar to dc top,
To 'skivcr il he sun DO move.
Chorus.
On dc sun do move my bruddcrs, &c.
Oh dc alligator wake at the sound ofjubalee
For dc winklc was Il singing Rosa Jane,
Den all dem funny crllcr, on his 'ai he see,
And he says guess Is got en- again"
Den he reshcs iroo dc briahs, pas! dc tilly
and dc shoat,
And dc pie bald jackass wild his tail lie smote
An de tomcal took hystcrricks, and shed
his yallcr coat,
On I'm sarlain dat de sun do move.
Chorus.
Oh dc sun do move &c.
-Nacport hy
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the summer house down in the garden.
A little gold and silver thimble that
had been my mothers
To leave it there all night was not to
be thought of. l must go for it at
once.
We were early risers in our country
home and went early to rest.
Papa was probably asleep long ago
and the servants also.
l could hear Philip walking up and
down restlessly overhead; but it would
hardly be proper, I thought, to call
him SO late. l resolved to ask Kate to
60 with me.
Her room led out of my room.
pushed the door open gently and
went in; she was asleep.
Asleep all dressed, and flung down
recklessly, as if in a fit of passionate
grief.
stole nearer and saw the traces OF
bitter tears upon her face.
So l would not wake her.
I'll go alone" l thought. "What
should l fear: 1t is only down the
garden path.'
So | caught up her crimson shaw
which lay on chair close by and flung
it over my head and ran down stairs,
ont into the garden, leaving the house
door open.
AS | ran down the path a broad
gleam of light from Philips open win
dow lighted me, although the night
was starless and without a moon.
But the SUNNI er-house was us dark
us tomb.
groped about for quite while be-
fore found my treasure ; when | did
find it l slipped it on my finger, and
vas preparing to return, when sudden
ly Philip joined me.
lie caught me in his arms and strain
ed me to his breast as he had never
done before,
my loye! my love-my life" he
said. low and passionately. AT last
Have found you at last ?"
| was dumb, partly from surprise,
partly from his caresses. did not yet
suspect anything, though; | was only
surprised; but his next words enllght-
ened me:
Il saw you from my window. 1oul
back was turned, but | knew your
crimson shawl. Oh, Kate, my hearts
one love. recall the wrong-the crue
decision you made a year ago, and
again last week-recall it before it i!
too late | love you-none but you
With YOU can brave povperty-any
sorrow You spoke of wrong to Ada
whom you love. Oh, is it not the
greatcst Of all wrongs to her trusting
heart if I marry her loving You p
Yes T. | cried and tore myself
from his arms-"yes a wrong tha
nothing could atone for Thank Goo
| know the truth at last, before it il
too late '"
And | rushed back to the house, ex
cited, wild, never waiting for the ef
feet of my words, and ran into Kate
bedroom.
My sudden entrance reused her.
She started up--so wan, so pale, SC
worn with grieving. Oh, poor Kate
flung myself upon my knees besid
her.
"My dear, my DEAR l sobbed, g..
know the truth at last Do you thinl
| would take your lover from you-
who have so much? No Philip ant
the fortune shall be yours.
Well, we'll, poor, startled, doubling
happy Cousin Kate
That night we slept in each other
arms and grieved and rejoiced toseth
cred.
1t was Il sacrifice, Of course, but on
of which | have never repented.
Before a year was over my old tru
lover, Roy Elliston, taught me to know
my heart.
| am very happy, for l love hln
dearly--"wlth all my heart, with al
nv soul with such y love as Phil
never inspired, except in the heart o
his own fond wife my dear friend an'
cousin--Kate.
IJ.,l,,J /,o;,r, {; oh;nr\ G1c,1 hve
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Country time of rising In dew time.
The astronomer business is looking
up.
A "marnage in high life "A we'd
ding in the attic.
"To be shaken before taken THE
apple on a lofty bough.
There is one place where busybodies
seldom stick their nose in, and that
is a hornets nest.
A nan in Genoa, Ohio, has a clock
two hundred years old. That must be
one Of tho old time We read about
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Cousin TX ate.

-Aeuport by.
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Husband (going fshing)-Good bye,
Wifey, | won't come until late unless |
catch something.
Wife--I you don't come until late,
Hubby, YOU will be sure to catch some
thing, you hear me?
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BALTIC. & G. V. RAILROAD
Trains leave Edgemont for Waynrsboro,
Nhambcrsburg and Shippensburg daily eX
'cpt Sandnr at 7.30 and II 40 \. VI. and 40
p. NJ on Sunday ut ii. m and--P. NJ
Trains for Edgcmont leave daily Shippcns-
burg at 6.55 A. NJ and / % and 90 p. NJ,
Chambersburg at ! % A NJ, 200 and 4.30
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DIR. J. J. lIENSUAW,

1 NDIVIN Send six cents for post
4 PkIII age, and receive free, II cot
IL ltlHlNly box of goods which will
hell, YOU to more money right away than
ANYTHING else in this world. All, of either
sex, succeed from .irst hour. The broad road
of fortune opens before the workers, ah>o-
lu,cly sure AT once address. True 4 Co.
Augusta. Maine
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-----------------------------
LOCAL NOTIFIES.

oYsTE.s in every s'ye, at Women's
Exchange.
AT. ENTIoN il directed to the adver-
tisyment announcing the sale of the
Blackburn estate. Over 500 acre8 of
land, in and about Blrtlett, will be
sold. -
Miss CARRR' NJ. HEATING, pianist,
may be found at the Gayoso Hotel
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, So Madison street.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. Gale aud
deliveries free. Telephone No. u.
MEMrHIs Wholesale Meat Co., II
Adams, Daily fresh Beef, Pork and Mut.
ton, 50 Coined Beef. D der3 solicited
and promptly filed. Telephone S74.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs will
re'ievS Btor chitis, Asthma, Ca;arrh,
Consumption and Throat Dissrsss.
7hypre used Arrays wih good success
Tan Herbal Chill Cure, the jest
tonic and enti-perlodic known. A certain
and sure care Tor ohills, Price O. per bot
tie. Bend stamps for oirculnrE, Any ref
eropee gixen, Addrssa john o. Ruokor,
bNuGLo ArCt We
FoR THR )AT DIsEAsLs AND CoUGHs,
Brown's Bronchial Troches, like all
really god thingp, ara frequently imi-
tated. The genuine are solo ony in
boxes.
CARTER's LITTLE LIVER Pulls may
we'll be termed Perfection" Their
gentle action and good effect on the
system, really mako them a peTfect 1t
tie pill, They please these who use
them.
ANaosTuRA Buffers, the wold 10
nowned appetizer rnd invigorator.
Used nov ever the whole civilized
world. Try II, but bewsre OF imita-
tons. Ask your grocer or druggist
for the genuine article, manufactured
by DIR, j. G. b Siege't & Sons.
MELLIN's FcoD, the only perfect
substitute for mothers mix, is rec
ommenGed by cur most prominen,
, physicians rs the best and safest food
for infants. 1t contains no fSrinace 1us
mater, which 30 often produces dis
orders Of the stomach.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30

Margaret Bailey, w. O. Anthony and
M. v. BickeTs, Oscar Winters and
Hannah Williams, Ransom Perry and
Hattie Price. Ed Shines and Clara
Boyd, Frank Robson aud Mary Jones,
Charles Jones and Clara Hays, Verge
Gilliard and Poly Penn, Gideon
Westbrook and Adeline Alternately,
James Ovens and Annie Owens, all
c)lcred.
Members OF the Merchants Ex-
change who have not already done go,
are requested TO send IN to the Invita-
ton Committee, as early today 40 pos
sible, q list of ouch persons as they
desire TO invite 10 the entertainment,
including themselves, their families,
employees, friends residing In the city
and at q distance. The committee will
be on duty at the Office OF the Secre-
tary from 0 o'clock am. until B O'Clock
p m. today, and greatly desire that
lists OF invitations be handed in early
so.that they can be Issued promptly.
Tho dan cling tablets TO be used to.
night at thu Merchants Exchange en-
taItainment will eclipse in artistic ex-
cellence of execution any thing OF the
kind ever attempted here. II is in
the form OF small book with heavy
card hoard cover, the covering being
embellished with perfumsIy satchel.
Attached to the book by an olo gold card
are satin covered pencils for con-
venient use. bessrs. s. Toof d %.
have reason TO be especially proud OF
this excellent specimen OF their handi-
work.
"A gentleman Just returned from
a trip South, states that from Memphis
TO Grenade, Mis-, average crops can
be found, bat from Gfepsda to jack
son and through the YfE)o Valley
belt, there is hardly auy corn and less
than half a crop OF cotton; and so on
through Holmes and other counties,
and along the Big Black river there Is
not enough OF corn to last until
March. Among the curiosities which
he came NJ ross YVES q valuable
chalybeate acid spring, near Grenade,
Misc.
"A correspondent informs the AP-
PEAL that an interesting entertein-
ment was given Ct Sch DOL No. 2, Six
tenth Dis.ric', OF which Mrs. Van
Horn is principal. The tchoolhouse
was tsstefully decorated, ard the
Christmas ladder heavily laden with
presents which were distributed by
Santa Claus, represented on this occa-
sion by Mr.. W. ii. v. The child
rem did great credit to Themselves and
the school, by their excellent render.
ing of the longs and DIALOGUES that
made up the progrfmms, and d.
lightiul time was had by all present.
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PERSONALS.

Col. josiah PATTERs IN is at Nash
vile.
CAPT. JAMES RES has returned FROM
Pittsburg.
Mrs. ]. s. MENKEN left for New York
last night.
Mr.. w. @. MUSE, Of the Louisville
Ourier.Journdl, 10 in the city.
MRS. JOE ALLISON and cons, OF Jack.
son, Tenn, are at the Peabody.
THE Hon. Patrick Henry and wife,
of Clarksville, Tenn are at toe Pea
body Hotel.
Miss MAURICE PERRY, OF Cincinnati,
ID sitting her sister, MS Ell Whit.
more, on Linden street
JAMES L. FRAzIKR. superintendent
ri TIE Newport News and Mississippi
Valley Company is in the city.
RI. BLACK 4 Co. will sell the
Blackburn estate next Monday at
Bartlett. Over 800 acres oil coed land
must be cold. 4..
BRAx L. THORNTON has gore to Mari
eta, Ga, where he is IN be married.
He was acc ,mpabied by Mrs. ]. ]
Thornton, Of Cynthia Place.
q. S. MALLErrE, EN- experienced
teacher OF singing and voice culture,
has located in Memphi'. Orders for
him should be left at Hollenberg's.
Mrs ANNIE WHEELER, daughter oil
Cougresim Wheeler, OF Alabama,
arrived In the CITY last night. She
will receive with Mies Corinne Mans
field on New Years Day.
The invitations to the Merchants
Exchange entertainment ieFued yes
to-day include the entire Van Xix.
man.Thompson wedding party, and
they are expected at thu E'Chapgs
after q short reception at tho Tnomp-
sen mansion. -..
IT is proper 10 state in order to eSsl
Il G minds Of tho many friends OF OIL.
and Mrs. l. lsley, who were anxious
and troubled over the cable wo plb-
lished yesterday. that the Colonel has
beea on his way TO Paris for some day s
and ought 10 bs there by the 9th or
9Th Ct January.
On Monday evening last j. NJ.
Goodblr rava tea to the emp oyes OF
Goodbar & Co., ut bis residgn, e, No.
3l2 Vance street, which was in every
way tnj lyed by ths participants. Mr..
aud Mrs. Goodb,r presided with that
simple ye' elegant eate and manner,
and with thai wsrm no pitRlity which
goes 30 far to IN Ike an occasion OF this
kind attractive and remembered. The
whole evening was pass, d most pleas
antly, and the entertainment was
truly recherche" in sIl its appoint
ments.
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The edition for 1881 OF tho sterling Medical
Annual, known aI Hogetter's Almanac, is
now ready, and may be obtained, iree of cott,
OF druggists and general couutry ceAl,rsfln
all pats OF the United States, Mexico, and
indeed In every civ llized PORTION OF tho W,st
sued regularly AZ the commencement OF
every year for over one. aiih OF q century.
IL combines, with tho soHndtst practical al
vice for the pres ervaii0n and restoration Of
health, q largo amount Ot interesting anu
amusing light reading, and the calendar,
astronomical calcul tione, CHI OnolOgioai
items, etc. are prepared with great care,
and will be found entirely accurate. Ihe
issue Of Hostetter's Almanac for 1857 will
prababIy be the lsrgest edition II q medical
work ever publilhed In any country. The
prOpfistogs, Messrs hostet,or = CO., PitG.-
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VIII forward o copy by mail 10 any pere0n
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RlNRNlD TTNE TABLE.

uheanu eake ana ohio Rouee-Trains
move a. follows Fast line lsases 81 eiSO
am, st. Louis fast line Leaves at o;U
pm, Fast line arrive. 81 1850 PINT ss'
Louis fast line arrives atSit0 am.
pFfssissfppi and Tenncasee, Trains
move a. follow: New Orleans mall arrives
daily at $500 am. leaves daily ste tOO p,n l9;;
eardis accommodation arrives daliy ~ ~ ~
ant leaves daily At SA5 p m: LScsI
p'm.; leaves daily .iexcept Sunday at 6:lb
an. Mail trains do not stop. az hag sta.
lions, nor Whitehaven, Horn Lake Nesbit
and Loves.
Mississippi valley Route IL no.
and 7. ny.)oIralns on this roe ! a.. ,.. ioI.
q .tT l.so N pm. y' ViStsSur9 sIprsss daily.
leaves ct ; rs am, New Orleans fast mall,
daily, arrives " e;l0 Am. Vioksburg ex-
press. daily, arriyssa s;S Pm; NIT.
move a. follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
6.i6 an leaves 1t 10 10 pm; mail leaves
BroWnsyille accommodation leaves daily,
except Sunday, OF 5 90 pm; arrives daily
't Sasf RSnyie.t IA Oily, spTi <.
Held and memphisl-TrAlnsl leave NJ. and
T. depot as follows: No. 4, Kansss City ex-
press, leaves 81 l0:46 a.m: No. 3, Kansas
City express. arrives at S:S9 pm. 10. =
Kansas City mall. arrives at S;5 Am. No:
8, 81. Louis and 0hicaEo express, leaves at
20 p.m.; Ne. 1, 81. Louis and Chicago ex-
Press, arrives atsi45 am. In effect Sunday
Hem phis and Charleston - Trains
move a. follows; Through express leaves
daily at 10 100 p.m. Mail and express leaves
daily at 3 80 . m. Bonneville accommodac
tion leaves daily, except Sunday. ~ ;tO
pm. Through express arrives daily at 6 20
am. Mail and express arrives daily at lC;l5
p.m, Someryille accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 am.
Memphis, mfFmtnEhem nnu Atian'
ete-Holly Springs Ropte-Trains move az
follows; No. leeye. Memphis daily at $50
pm. arrives al Holly Syringe At 1853 pr l.;
No. S leaves Holly Springs daily at s;l0
AM; arrives at Memphis at l0;l0 Am; No.
leaves Memphis daily At Ti16 p. m. arrives
at holly SprinEs at ll;B pm. No. leaves
Holly SPRING. daily at 2;lb AIMS arrives ct
Memphis and IfttIe Rook. Trains
move As Iollows toentrAl standard timel
No. leaves daily at AIS PM; arrives ri
9:26 pm. No. 3leRyes at i66 AM arrive.
Ateilb am. No. 5 (froighn leaves Hopenold
daily Except Sunday At $50 Ans; arrives
ut GEO u. M. f..
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A DrnggIst,s STORY.

Mr.. Isaac O. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: 81 have
for the past ten years cold several
gross Of DIR. William Halls Balsam for
the Lungs. l caa say Of IL what |
cannot say OF any otter medicine, l
have never heard a customer speak Of
it bnt osraise its virtues In the high
cat manner. Rave recommended 1t
in great many csseS OF whooping
cough, with the happiest offeots l
hsve ussd II in my own family for
many years; in TACT, always have a
,,ottls In the medicine closet ready Tor
ufa.i
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30
Notice TO Contractors

CEALED PROPOSALS for the rebuilding
= OF the County jail as Somervil Q, Tenn.
are hereby advertised for. Contractors do
string TO bid for this work will please file
tbeir proposals with the Oeek Of the County
Court Of Faystts County on or before MON;
that the brick, aud other material now Gu
the srounss, Including walls, so far a. they
are sound, will be used IN the rebuilding,
and bios arc asked for on tia, basis. Plan
and specifications will be shown contractors
on APPLICATION 10 the County Court Clerk
The county xpects to pay for the work
CASH not in watrsnts). and contractorSv
regglnts their bids nc ordinRly.. Right
ryia.t any and all bids is reserved
JOHN ]. kTkGEhI Chairman.
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Plain Talk

There Ia a pTeservatDve principle Ia
S0H0D0NT that ttIsc,oslly preserves
toe teeth from decay. Rich aad poor
'iudorte il. No lady evsr tiled % with
oul approving its cleansing and purify
irg prJperiies 1t oufella al other
deotiiices. AK for S0ZODONr, and
AXE No euhslftute.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30

There IL no longer any doubt Of it.
The street car companies have consol-
dated, but the way it was done Is not
generally known. Some cay It took
$4,000 10 buy on, thoss who oppo. ed
consolidation. 1t took more, II took
S4S, 600 in money and As packages OF
Sol C5lSman's X 10 TGlu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30

Do NOT despair OF curing your sick
headache, when you can 81 easily OBJ
tain Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
will effect prompt and permanent
cure. Their action is mild and natural.
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A Fortune tor NOme One.

Fifteen hundred dollars will buy
fixtures sT d good will OF large esiab-
lished business in millinery and fancy
goods at Helene, Ark Rent OF store,
with six rooms, $50 per moth. Pes
ent o3cupant ma ie mdnsy enough TO
retire. Wife TO Mrs Y, box 1888,
llel ~, Ark.
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nreinr aud Cleaning.

Ladies ADD gsnts' clothes cleaned
or dyed Ia any color, slso kid gloves,
ostrich I Nthers md lace curtains by
Louis ReiQel, So Jefferson street, Mem.
pills, Tenn. Goods received by express,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30

No oNR knows better than those who
have used CATERS Little Liver Pills
what relief they have Riven when
taken for dyspepsia, dizziness, pain in
the side, const patton, dislrdered slom.
ach, etc. Try them.
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Stockholders Meeting

MRNPHIs, TEER., Decsinosr IS, 1885.
To the President and Directors OF the Nom
phis City Fire and General Insurance Co. |:
Gentlemeu-We, the undersigned, Stock
holders in the Memphis City Fire and Conc
raj Insurance Company, respectfully ask
that you call general meeting Of the stock
holders Of your company, in Ae next ten or
fifteen DAYS, for the purpQte Of taxing int
confederation the advisahlIity Of going into
the banking business, and ouch other matters
of interest to tho ooIppsRY as you may SEQ
proper TO bring before them.
We are, very Ieipeotfu,ly,
r. j. Black. j. W. Clamp,
II. j. Black 4 Co., NJ. @. Pearce,
J. u. Hei. keli, John OvertOn, Jr.
In aocordsnce with the above request, n
General meelitg Of stockholders is hereby
called, iar TIC purpose indicated, to assem-
90 at tha elice OF the company, No, 10 Mad
ifoa street. In Memphis. Tenn, at IL o. . .ock
a.ru., ~ DCceyuber 81, 1856.
rs cfler Of THO Board cf Directors.
NAPOLEON HILL, Presidept.
ftest; Herry J. byun ''astier
Memphis, Team, GsesnlsSr u, 1896.
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Holiday GIFTS.

MEMPHIS Stem Laundry finish col,
lars and cuffs equal to new.
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ADVICE TO MOrHERs.

MIRA. WNsLow's SO0THIN0 SYAuP should
always DO used for children teethinE, 1t
soothes the child, sottens the !Rpms, anays
all pain, cures wind collie, and Ia the bost
remedy for dlarrhmA, 30 a bottle.
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DrummOnd's Natural LenC

The purest and only genuine aytic'e
OF INA ural Leaf" tobacco made. Sc
that 1t has two tin tag with the word
"DrummOnd" on each tag. No other
genuine. Beware cf cheap limitations.
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PubIIo AdmInIstratOr's sale.

0Hic0 Of Public Administrator, Courthouse,
ShuibV county, Tenn. ~ ecember 81, 1885
N0TIGE is horSby given that will, as
Ayrit, deceased,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30

REMEMBER That the presence %. Of
Early, who are in charge Of tho cravings, is
= guarantee OF absolute fairness and inteyti-
~, that The chances are all tqnal, al d that
no one can possibly divine what numbers
vill d,aw prize All partiee therefore ad'
yertitinE TO Suaru ntee prizes in this Lottery,
or holding out any Other impossible induce
ments, are swindlers, and only aim to de-
caivo md defrPud the uuWary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30

Nothing more useful, inexpensive or
acceptable than a box OF Colgate
Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
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DAuuFRM

70 REMOVED BIZ THs usx OF CocoAIxAs
And II stimulates and promote tho
growth OF the hair.
BHrnstPa FlavoTlnV Exn rants sra ths
heal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-30

Make p. 0. Money Orders payable
and addI ess Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, la.
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TueSdny. Jnuuary Z, 1857,

In frous Of the courthouse, 81 elby county,
Tonn,, proceed 10 sell, nj public outcfy, to
TIE htshest bid or, ,or cash, tho following
p-oretty, 10 wit, Thee Coal Carts, one
WAGON, one SulEy, one Iron SEfc, and .
quantity Of CNal Shoveis and fork', Sale TO
commence Il IL o'clock.
JOHN LOAGu r, fuuiic Admins ,rntor,
ana as such Administrator o, he. estate Of
Ii, II, Ayrit, deceased
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TILE WEATHER.


For Alab1ma: Rain; eaaSly icind''
slight changes in temperature.
For Mississippi and Louisiana: Rain;
,Oinds sollthsaSteriy; slightly ,Odrnsr.
For Tennessee: Rain or 1lotr; edsierly
wiRds; OeathT digHly tOarmer.
:: The Tennessee risr viii rise dighily;
DE Cumberland and Ohio rivers will re-
main nearly stationary; the Mississippi
river wia rise slightly from Memphis 10
New Orleans; the Other rivers will fall
sLot0ly.
For 7eras Fair weather; s0ulherly
winds; slightly warmr.
For ArkIns1s; Rain ia the eastern
portion; fair wsahr in The aUesiern por'
ton; snithedsierly ,rinds; slightly ,Odrmr.
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European plan. Enlarged and rsfutnished.
Prices according to size and loca-
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