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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
THE MEMPHIS BRIDGE.
ARRIVAL or AN ENGINEER TO
MAKE sOUNDIAGS
And Surveys Preparatory 20 Its
LOcatiOn-Its Con.tl uctlOn
Now q Certainty,

Mr.. Geo. f. Morrison, Of New York
CITY. an eminent engineer end expert
in bridge blu lding, arrived 10 the CITY
yesterday, a oml ani, d by capab 9
assistant. The object of his visit is
to make prelim Merry surveys snd to
take soundings of the river at several
points, n order to d-termine where 10
locate tbs bricg9 and to what depth
1t will be nj cesfary to sink the piers.
Mr.. Morrison is the chief engineer
OF the Kansas Ciy Railroad apd Men,
phis b idee Company, end will doubt.
less IT main here number OF weeks in
order to complete the preliminary
work he is engaged in. The news Of
his rival W II doubtless be welcome d
by our readers as strongly indicative
IT the puipose OF the Xmas CITY
Rilrcsd 81 d Memphis Bridge Com
any TO push m tiers TO a speedy
itsue. Toe d firuiies that We re en-.
ceuntersd in Washington los session
cnricg the legislator desired have,
1t is believed, been finally disposed of,
the Aiksnsas Com, any having failed
to redeem its pc ge to bsgin
the work of cousn uct ng the
bridge. l will be membertd that
at toe a t session of OoIgass &C ion
on the bl,l to grent ancnisa to The
Kensas City R iroad and Memphis
Bridge Company was delav, d ia ord r
to give The Arksl sas c nceru a chance
to demonstrate tht they meant bust.
ne 8, by CommeDcit OBJ rs,ionR
Having t lied 10 do thiF, Their future
opposition will doubtless not avail
The IN much.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
ON 'CHANGE..

CorToN receipts in Memphis yester-
day, $3.50 bales.
FRONT STREET contained an uu.
usually large supply OF Thanksgiving
turkeys aud game yesterday.
ST. LOUIS cash corn, Sale; Decem.
her, sac; May, 38tc. Cash wheat,
76ic; December, 76ic; May, S4t9S4tc.
ST. LOUIS cash mess pork firm at
$40; cash lard firm, s. 90; cssh clear
ribs unchanged; cash hogs, So 700
10.
KANSAS Cry cash No. 2 white corn,
31ac bid; No. 2 mixed, 3ltc bid. Cseh
wheat, 623c bid; November, 623c bid |;
December 6S1c bid; January, s4c bid.
CHICAGO cash and December corn,
36ic; May, 4l5c. Cash wheat, 74tc;
December, 74ic; May, SlIc. Cash and
December oats, 26ae; May, 3OiC asked.
CHrCIGo cssh and DecemN or mess
pork, 50 80; January, $40 22a. Cash
and December lard, s. 92i; January,
So. Cash aud December clear ribs
nominal; December, S. %.
THAEKsGlvIEG holiday-ihe bauks,
Cotton and Me- chants Exchanges are
closed and no telegraphic r. ports will
be received as to the markets, it
being a general holiday throughout
the United States.
THE directors OF the Chicago Board
OF Trade have decided that the trad
ing in puts and calls i'll not be al
lowed in the Board Of Trade building,
and members engaging in such trans
actions are liable to suspension or ex-
pulsion for al infraction OF TIE TuIa
foIbidding these transactions in tn
future.
The Manchester Guardian Of the
Gath in its commercial Article says:
The market is inso,ive. The sales
have been light. Indian indentoIs,
owing to rise in exchange, are now
offered Man chester goods at II 1Ch
lower rupee prices than former on
tracts require. Hence they IRE INK
ious to get rid Of previous purchases
before making fresh engagements.
China gained advantage by the rise In
exchange because the busnefs for
thqt country is mainly conducted up.
on consignments. Therefore there
was an improved demand recently
but the frmness of prices lefsens the
inquiry. The strength Of the market
checks all foreign trade. Pro ULCERS,
however, d. not press for fresh bust
Desa, but ere avail log events. Export
yarns are quiet. Home consumers ara
well supplied. Advanced prizes deter
prrchas ng excslt FIR immediate
small waule. In the cloth department
the dem nds very. o dnsry Widths
of shIttnRs are strong With a moderate
demand. Dbooties, Cconetes and
foe Iodifn iaDic5 sr' extremely
quiet. B 81 piintings are very fi'm.
Medium reds are quiet bat hrm.
Heavy goods are stIo <.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
A Deadly DocInr.

Some two weeks ago Kissey Bunch,
coiored woman residing in the
southern portion OF the city, died sud,
denly from the effects, il was said at
the lime, Of medicine admins cred to
her by quack doctor. The police
were not fed and watch kent for the
colored brother who had 30 effectively
sent Kissey to her last resting
pace. The individual was cant.
ured yesterday In The Eighteenth
District, and proved to be one John
smith, alias Or. Alexander Aston. He
was arrested for swindling, having
fai ed 10 return $l5 change Of a $50
bill that had been given hlm in pay.
ment OF fee Of IS charged to one OF
his colored pat ents 10 the country,
He was tent to Jail by Justice w. ii,
HuRhey, pending an examination OF
charges of BwindlinG carrying con-
cealed weapons and causing death
from malpractice. In ADDITION to
Kelsey Bunch, it is alleged
Hannah Chambers, another col
oIed woman, died suddenly
about one year sgo, after taking medi-
cine which he had prepared FIR her
aud which he assured her would cure
the consumption. 1t is Eaid the prin-
cipal ingredients we're poke root and
lye. The prisoner Indignantly denies
N Q cht rses that have been preferred,
and ia proof OF the harmless effect OF
bis med cine took several pills aud a
quantity OF salve, which he stated
was the same that no gave TO all of his
patients. Witnes es in all the cases
will be examined tomorrow.
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THREE VERY BAD nEl
BROUGHT ID THE BAR OF JUS.
rlCE Yesterday.
A Black Doctor Charged With Nal.
practice aud Two Sneak 1 hieyes
for Robbie J.

Tuesdar night last Nr. j. N B,o7.
son, - iep'eNt NATIVE of tho Km,sos
Ci'y BaoA Note Company, # Ksrsss
titV. Nc, lf- inf Imat;.n NJ rolice
be dluaItels TO Tie ttlec, tt.st his VA.
lire coutainl1g papers vdlua Els a,tl,.
o iAmself, wac t'ksn fsem a CIR II.
tfchsd 10 the repu a. Kansas CIV
tam VII CHI iait 10 Q o'clock If the
ane event z hit tAe conn amt va,
made. Dir, Bnnsca ssEtsn TO A.,
APPEAL Tepc rter thai after the trs,.
had go, some little di farce from O., g.
depot the engine got oR lbe rack. RE
went out 10 st @ What the tfoubl. Was.
aud when be returned 10 The nir fJund
that his valise was gone. His sus.
piclons Were on two you StTen Ia the
car and he gave thsir descriptions 10
the police. Yes,riH MY. R1ns,n.
In com" ~ "a Officer Jack.
son, v''', several places in
so0 % upns, and at the ctr.
r"r of M in and Clay stree,s
they iour d The men with the valise in
taeir posse ssion and examining the
oootsnts. The two men were taken
J., TO custody and lodged in the Station
House. They gave their names as U.
ID. Allen and G. W. Arnold, and a
charge OF larceny wac placed opposite
their name on the docket. Allen had
$20 80 on isperson and Arnold $50 20.
They also had two valises in their DOS.
session and upon the contents being
exau ined II showed that all belor cad
to T. u. Ault, who Ia evidently tray el. |
ing for a tobacco house. The men
were closely questioned by Capt.
O'Haver but gave evasive answers to |
all Questions asked and at times con.
tradicled themselves, Capt. O'Haver,
who is an expert in these matters,
Is confident that the men are
crooks OF the fret wa,er and
that their business is "vslise sts alinC."
After being locked up the two men Sc
cured the services OF q lawyer and he
asked to have hearing at once. The
wish was complied with and the men
were taken before Jus ice Barry. AT.
Ter hearing the testimony be bound
them over to the Criminal Court ia
The sum Of $4,000 each. Mr.. Bronson,
The prosecutor, was held ss States
witoe.s, aud he being unable to give
The 5000 bond required by law was
tent 10 TAIL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
The BlCYCLE CpNTgST
Good sport Expected at she load
Race Today.

This morning at 10 o'clock the
Cycle Club will lave Its frst road
race. Ali the surroundings seem to
Le ia their favor, ana tuch arrange
ments as will bs necessary have been
carefully mede. Checkers will be
stationed at the corners Of Union and
McLsan and Mclean and Central
avenues, and one at the race track
entrance. This will guarantee that
every rider makes the full trip. Some
Of The contest snts have been pacing
over the course, and we Judge that
the seven miles will be covered in
thirty minutes--probably a fraction
less. At any rate, the race will be
close and uncertain to the last. The
wheelmen teem to be courteous set
Of young men on the road, and it
would be but fair for vehicles to give
them right of way for the short space
OF time this race will occupy, while
refusal OF this small sec jmmo alton
m ght cause an accident 10 the riders.
Everybody is invited, and the club
promise the m a good time, and free Of
charge. The couIBe Is visible for
nearly a mile from the start, so we
would suggest TO the ladies that they
take opera glasses.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
THE ELLBMAC GOAL COMPANY.
Application For u Charter Made
Yesterday in IFS Behalf.

Memphis capitalists continue TO
reach out for new and profitable fields
Of investment. A few weeks ego We
chronicled the organ'zltio OF the
Tennessee Valley Iron and Railroad
Company, re- Iesentipg capital stock
OF $l,200,0C0, owned principally by
millionsires OF Memphis and Nash
vile. Yesterday another company
app led for a charter uuder the name
OF the Ellemsc Coal Company, with
the following named incorpoIators;
L. B. Mcfarland, j. T. FarRason, s II.
Brooks, A. O. Tread well, J. 7. Lath-
am, L. B. Musgrove, F. NJ. Nelson and
H. M. Nicely. The purposes OF the
company are stated, TO be thinning
coal and iron and other ores and min
erals, erecting rolling mills, blast
furnaces, coke ovens, and such other
manufactures aB are incident TO
purposes enumerated" From one OF
the gentlemen named in the chatter
as an incorporation an APPRAL reporter
learned that the company owned ex-
tensive lands In Walker county, Ala,
on the lire OF the Sheffield and
B rmingham railroad and contiguous
TO the line Of the Memphis,
Birmingham and Atlantic rail
road, now in course OF con-
ttruction. These lands have re-
Gently been examined by an expert,
and ave reported by him to contain
valuable deposits Of coal and iron.
The company will be organised as
soon as their charter is received,
which will probably be within ten
days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
anIahurH,n Trouhadonrn.

The originstors Of comedy known as
fare cal, who have never dropped be-
low the standard they are famous for,
will fill q weeks engagement at
the Tbea'eT, commencing nday
night. November 10Th. Nellie Nc
Henry, Nate Salisbury and happy
John Webster are still up to their old
tricks Of merry making, and god
representation Of the olwsys popular
Brook Ia looked for. Thursday and Fri
day nights, also Saturday matinee,
they present their new and original
iarelcal society comedy in three acts,
adapted by Messrs. Fred Williams
and g. L. Stout, entitled TIE Hsmmin0
niyd I'Hi7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
Emma AbbOtt,

| The popular prima donna was last
night the recipient OF IN unusual
honor. The Hon. Jefferson DAVIS
despite his disinclinalion to visit pub.
lie places at night, accepted the invi.
ta,l,n to be pres ent at the performances
OF CHIMES Of Normandy, and conferred
luther max Of distinction upon
Mics Abbott By requesting her to sing.
during the course Of the eve ing, some
timple ballad CT days gone by. The
request was gracefully compiled with
as Will hereafe r sppts. The audi.
euce were nearly all assembled when
the ex President Of the COBfed qta
States, acc impanied by party Of Ia.
diee and gentlemen, was seen coming
down the extreme left ais,e leading e.
the proscenium box. Mr. Dayisa
party was composed Of Mr.. and Ms.
II. M. Nicely, MIR. and Mn. T. X
Allen, MTe. Balcher. His appearance
was the gnal for r0uud of app auss.
which continued to swell In volume
as he advanced, and eliminated in a
very storm Of applause 50 he entered
the box and seated him. elf. Tie ap- |
plause lasted for fully ten minutes.
and thu distinguished visitor
was evidently deeply touched |
by it and bowed his acknowledge.
ment with that stately gree for which |
he Is noted. During the performance
he paid close attention TO ,hs
mimic scene and was evidently
pleased by what he cav. Between
the second and third acts the an
was made that Miss
Abbott would sing a ballad in the
third act, ss requested by the Coated
crate chief ain. The announce ment
YVES the signal for another burst of
applause, which wAs kept up
Tor three or four inmates, and
which Mr.. Davis n0ain gracefully
acknowledged. The performance was
very satisfactory, and Miss Abbott was
frequently encorad, especially for the
Lullaby from Erminlc. She responded
70 the encore with tho "Last Rose OF
SUMMER" which was heartily an
Tonight Faust will be given,
With Miss Abbott as Marguerite"
md ut the matinee The Mikddo will be-
epeated. The following call speaks
or itself:
fiss Emma Abbott:
Hearing that You have added Verdps
immortal opera OF II Tropaiore to your
Extensive repeltory, and that you and
our company had met with universal
uccess with this popular work in
Their large cties, We beg 10 ask If 1t
'ould be possible for you to perform .
during your present engagement in
iempbis. Possibly you could snbst.
ate ~ 1Tordtors for hikado on Ba ur- !
ay nilht. There are many OF your J
dmirers who have expressed eat I
eslre to hear You 40 "LeOnora,p CO. :
ecially 80 otter youTtuperb rendition
"La0iotIa D0ikIu- Un Tna ahav laah
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 65 Madison street.
LOVELY orange blossoms for brides
dresses at the Women's Exchange.
g. W. MILLER 4 Co, Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof Roolers. For durability,
equaled by none. Uled on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No, 30
Madison street. f'
Tan Herbal Chill Cure, tho best
tonic and anti-poriodio known. A certain
and sure cure for ohillp, Price q por bot
tie. Send stamps for clroulGTs. Any ref
erenee gixen.. AddroaB John O. iRucker,
LynohberE. Va. ....i.,.'
Why do You pay S2b or $50 for
ready made suiigW when you can 60 10
l. RoseDstein 4 Bros, 2o9 Main street.
and IS Jefferson street, and have q
suit made TO order. A fit guaIan-
teed. t.a ,u.. r..t
TIE most eflcaClous stlmulants to
excite the appetite are AnRostuFa Biz
ters, prepared by DR.. J. G.'B. Siegert
q Sons. Beware Of counterfeits. Ask
your grocer or druggist for the genu-
me article. ."
AN KxTRFDKD PoPULARITY-BYown's
Bronchial Trochts have been before
the public many years. For relieving
Coughs and Throat troubles they are
superior TO all other articleP. Sold
only in boxes.
l VIAL have al my stable, on Mon.
roe street, today flor one day only a
lot OF high grade and Tegistert d Jelsey
heifers snd COWS heavy With calf,
Also, lot Of combined saddle and
harness stock just Lom Middle Ten
nost 90. y. A. JONES a co.
The question Of q proper food for
Infants interests all mothe's; espe-
cially those unable to nurse tneir OF
tpring. Mellin's Food pOssssses all
the requisites as q substltuta To-
niothers milE, ard 10 highly com
mended by the medical faculty OF boti
Europe snd Amlrira
Subscribe tor tho Appeal
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TRANSF ERS.

s. b. Witheringtnn tO ]. B. wither.
inglop, lots l., 2, 3, 4, 5,6,7 &ud "a.
town Of Kerryille, Temu. oonside era.
tio", 5000 -
II. A, B'es ct NIX to L. b. i ton, 10
acres in Shelby county; consideration,
A. H. Aydlott ct ux 10 W. A. aiilIs-
pie, AZ 40 100 acres, section q. Rouge 8,
Il eyenth snrSeyors' Dis ri ct; conaid-
era ion, $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
The MIsSisAIppi ana TENNESSEE Rail-
road.

The annual meeting Of the Missis.
tippi and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany was held in tn IS city vest rdsy.
and important changes were made IN
it's directory. Gen A. M. West, r. P.
Nicely, Monroe Pointer and +. w.
White have resigned. The dlrec 'orv
will hereafter be composed of four
New York capitalists and the
following named gentlemen OF the old
board: N. r. Sedge Of Cairo, R P.
Lake of Grenada, O. F. Vance md F
M White OF this city, Au election of
officers will be held Ia New Y.rk Civ
in a few dsys. II is en- open secret
that Mr.. H9rlimsn, ofthe Illinois Cen.
trsl, who owns the controllI g interest
IN the company, will be electtd presi.
dent; who the other officers will be is
not known,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
The PennssI aUia Coming South.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November "a
The friends OF The New York, Phila-
delphia and Norfolk Railroad Com
panY who are largely interested ia
the property generally, are arrang ng
for the extension of the compsny's
syst m fir m Norio k through 10 jack
sonville, Fla. This new move is
looked upon as part Of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad company's tactics, and
the new line will form at outlet 10
important points South for that cor
nnIatinn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
An Arkansas Enterprise.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Novemb r PA
special IRON Little Rick, Ak, says:
The Hot Springs, Bar Mountain aud
Crystal Springs Railroad Company
Fl ed articles OF inc rpora,ioR with tbs
Secretary Of State yes terdsy. The
cspits stock of the Company Ia $780,
90. The CORPORA ion iniends I Goa.
siruct a railroad from Hot Syringe, in
Garland County, to Crystal Springs, in
Mon g)mery county, The object OF
tae r ad is 10 OPEN the mining dis
tics Of Mcn'Gon CIV G unty, AID viii.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
Memphis and CharErsIou Feeders.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Noyem Der %
The fina survey for the extent N
of the Memphis and Crar:e ton rsil-
road from Sttvsn on, Ala , to this city,
was begun today. As SION es tn
survey is completed, it a believed uia
work W Il be compenced. Tn built
irg of thu 70 d IS q mater ut TIC
great, st import lance T. t1ls,tc iog.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
ST. BRIGID'S CHURCH.
IncreaSed Attendance Upon the
Mission Services - Sermons
and Lectures,

The attendance at the mission
service at st. BriRid's last night was
the largest that yet assembled Not
withs anding the seating capacity OF
the church was considerably increased,
there was not, wi'hal, 8 anding room
to be found. The subj sCt discu sAd
was (Which Is the True Church p
The reverend fa'her proved that from
the beginning there was teaching
authority established by God, and that
man was bound to hear It. He quoted
many examples from the Old fiesta
ment, showing that the patriarchs
aud propht t. spoke to the people 10
the name OF God. For over an hour
the vast audience listened with close
attention to the calm and carr est RIA
soIing OF the very reverend father.
ToniRht the mis- ion closes with the
Papsl benediction and renewal Of
baDtismal VOWS CJnfe. si0ns are
being heard all day, exc 'pt from ~ to
3 O'clock. At 3 O'Clock there ia to be
a special lecture for the Young Ladies'
S da ity al d all other unmarried aides
of the parish. At 7 O'Clock tonight
there will be a procession from the
school hall, and a numb4r a innocent
children will be admitted into the
ga ctuary to represent the congr' ga
iiln in the renewal Of bapliemsl VOWS.
Toe subject of the hna Discourse Of
the good missionary will be "The In
ma ulste Conct pit on Of the Virgin
Mary"
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

F.RcITYPRoPERTY-F Farm o 2s6 acres,
on c., o. and s, W. Il. R.; 100 acres of
fine timber; dwellir ghou.e OF rooms, 10
good condition; Sl20O b.rn, and necessary
high Sch oil within hiatt mi o. Suitab Q for
grazing or cotton. For terms, &c Rpply to
III CULLEN, 4 Maids n Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
Inspect MuITOrd 3 stock.

She was a Maine girl, one Of those
sensible, reliable, truBtwoIthy.to-be.
tied.to down East young women. But
she refused to marry a most devoted
lover until he should have amassed a
fortune Of $4,000. After some expos
tulation he accepted the decree and
went IT, work. About three months
at or this the ayaricious young lady
met her lover and asked: "We1,
Charlie, how are you getting along"
ION very well, indeed" replied
Charlie. i've got $l8 saved" The
vruns lady blusntd, and changing ! eT
Ko-Ko Tulu from one side OF her
IRE ~ mouth to be other, said isiut'
ly; II guess, Charlie, that's about
near enough"
MulfSTd's, 2O4 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

GENTLENRN:--In reply to your fat
tering IN Wit ,tion to appear in the OPP
era Of 7roUdtose l would state that,
though | have never sung eight heavy
operas in one VIZ eli, yet on this occi-
sion / most cheerfuby comply with
your request and will appear Saturday
night in the role Of "Leonora" in TrO-
Vatore. Yours sincerely,
EMMA ABBOTT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
Circuit &c, IrI- Estes, Judge.

The Gaze Of HI llmap VS. Kats,s City.
SpriDSti aid and Memphis Railroad
Company, for dal ares on shipment
It Potatoes, was deri led 10 favor of
d len Sant. Court adjourned till Mon.
day, November POI h.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
Criminal Court DuBO.,, Judu..

Calendarfo tomo row: MOI. 90 Jerry
Brown; II, Thomas Murray; l08. as.
Sid Morrisi o., Ben b ady; qS, VIM
Armour; 50, John Il awis.
The case OF Jerry Brown, CHARGED
with incest, is on trial and will he
continued today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
Gold Pens at AIuIEOrd'A
DRndruN

is REMOVED BY THE Usa or CoCoA1shs,
And 1t stimulates and promote the
growth OF the hair,
BHrnstt's FlavorinR BEtrantn ara the
hanA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
STOLEN.

GOW-On Thursday. near neon, two COWS
~ one black, with orr p ana hole in one
other, red and white spotted. WITH swallow
fork in tight ear; teats have black marks.
A suitable reward for their return to me,
near corner of Lane avenue and AyTes street.,
CHARL0TTE EARLEY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
Solid silver at AIuIfOrd's.
Notice.

Woodruff 4 Oliver have removed
their carrisge repository to Nos. 1913
aud $50 Front street, adjoining the
Gayoso Hotel.
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DnTREKy.

State vs. Chas' Il tie lawrence; state
vs. Ringwskt, mosIon Ove'ruled; Beau
mont va 4 leyr rel renee vsratsd:
Frick va Narner, order for bond:
Cara adj VB Irish, American Bni ding
and Loan A IS ciqt on, I,teience re-.
newsd; Rlcct vs CtmA, reference re-
newed; Schoa fed vs Ward, motion
ovtrruled; Wo ID vs. Eppelssn, motion
Overrultd,
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TAKEN UP.
M ULE Owner can have same by proving
1N1 property and Paying charges,
STRAYfD OR STOLEN.

DUP-Nov. IS, one brown and white New
,9undlsnd pup Return to A. n. Mitch.
81. SO Shelbv street. q, d be ,ewsrded.
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LAW REPORTS.
7hAneery Cour,-1IIr, Cha,...,o,

7haneeTy COurt-AIIet, ChaueoaIOr.
Additional calendar for November
20 III: 1888, Proudft vs Harrall 1857.
Pc Eers vs. Mcmahon; 1891, Cossitt va
Fro 1t; 1898, Freeman va Smith. b4O0
Dou Ihe'ty VS. Harvey; 540}, Willet,s
vs II. inter; 64C6, Southern Lithograph
Comp any vs. Oool ger; 5i0s, Hampton
ys W. 'nne; 24lO, Cunningham VI
Ledbetl er; 64l2, Dickson va Miller:
1868. 81 Ter Va Olwgi /; 1858, Brown
vs. Lsnsi 70; 1887, Thomas Va Laosing:
1892, Kel yva Weir; 1896, Mariana VI
Fayserj '4O2, Kntll vs. Knell; Bloi,
Chestion vs. Chestiou; 54Ol, Messicf
C)chysne VT W,rner; 64lI, Wiru
vs. Genital TeSs, 1hone O1mpany 64OS.
VS. Mullaly q aud R.; 1913. Balc6
vs. Hay1al.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

CHESTNUT TREE PLACE
~ On Old Raleigh road, one new store
houie, known as Chestnut TreS. place, fitted
up for dry goods, groceries and feed; ttore
In the floor Of feed-room. Inquire of
r, A. TERRY, on the plaoa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25

FURNISH I'D room. with or without board,
A. suitable for gentleman and vile, or two
gentlemen, at 239 Union streot,