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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

ON CHANGE.

THE Call Board Of the Merchants
Exchange, after a vacation OF two
months, will resume its sessions today.
CLOSING prices of October options
at Chicago yesterday: Pork, $40 021.
Lard, So 70. Clear rib sides, S6 373.
Corn, 43Bc. Wheat, este. Oats, 279c.
VISITORS on Change yesterday;
Miss Matte Rice, CovinRtoD, Tenn f;
Miss Lula Evans, city; Miss Adela
Meneiee, CovinRton; WI. Keathley,
Oovington A. l. Aydelott, ArkaDsas;
w. o. Rohly, New York; j. @. ]. Will
liams, Knoxville, Tenn; w. A. Po,-
lock, Greenville, Miss.
CHARLEY CHRIsMAN, late of N. B.
Litten 4 Co, and Ralph Wormeley,
for macy years cotton salesman Of
Brooks, Nicely 4 Co., have formed a
copartner5hip to promote the bueinesJ
Of cotton buying Their experience,
worth, energy aod "hustling" ability
will infallibly rebound to their success.
MERCHANTS Exchange Quotation
COMMITTEES for September /: Gro.
cerieS and Provisions W. B. Mallory,
chairman; jos. Fader, Hugh Petit.
Produce-L. Lswhorn, chairman; Mar.
tin Wait. Grdin-D. o. McDougsl,
chsirman; O. ii. Taylor. HouT-L. h.
Douelson, chairman; W. M. Farsbec.
Cotton Seed P~roducS-R. G. LattiDg,
chairman +. w. B;ode.
THE Memphis Cotton Excl is
fortunate in the posse sion Of a corps
of officers who trausect business with
promptntsa and skill, snd never de-
part from that uniform urbanity OF de-
pertinent that marks the perfect gem
tleman. S~ecretrry Hotter and his
able lieutenant, Mr., LaHache, though
generally full Of business, are never
too busy TO answer all questions po-
litely, and are ever ready to furnish
any information at their commspd.
Mr.. Robert Wigs, the junior sssist-
ant, is also a very courteous and cspa-
bic young gentleman, and has made a
hos. OF friends on Change.
The officers OF the Merchants Ex-
change, Secretary Il. A. Keeling aud
his polite ASSISTANTS, Dan j. Shriver
and W, j. Booker, seem TO vie with
their confceres at the other end Of the
building in rendering themselves uni
verSally popular with all who have
occasion TO meet them in busipe es in
tercourse. Mr.. K%eeling's intimate
knowledge of TIE grain trade has
made him an authority on that sub.
ject whom the members Of the Ex-
change delight to consult, and the
readiness with which ne furnishes in
formation has contiibu'ed materially
to his popularity. Messrs. ShIiver
and Booker are also modes Of court
esy, and seem 10 take pleasure in serv-
ing the ra'rons Of the Exchange and
facilitating the labors Of the CONNER
cial press.
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signed, and Mr.. T. I. ~Talleyihas been
appointed auditor vice J. w. Daniel,
re6msd.
Inspector Lane, Of the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals,
reports the number OF sore and dis
sbled mulss aud horses relieved in
August, 80; COWS shot, /; children
protected, 3; persons arrested, 46;
found guilty, As; discharged, /.
From las until 2 o'clock tnis
morning several Intellectual attempts
were made at the APPEAL Office to
ring mp the Telephone Exchange on
impor ant business. Frequently OF
late considerable trouble, annoyance
and delay has been occasioned by the
ineficiency Of the night service.
-"Uncle Charlie" Stewart was 80
years OF sge yesterday, and looks as
hale and hearty now IS he did ten
years ego. He is tho Oldest deputy
sheriff in the city, having been con
SANITY in theservice for the past twelve
years. His friends insist that he shall
become a candidate for Con
The residence of Col. j. A.
Hughes, superintendent OF the Pull
man Sleeping Oar Company at this
point, situated at No. Alb Union street,
was badly Damaged by fire yesterday
morning. The total loss by fire and
water will amount TO $500 or 5000, on
which there was an insurance OF $1,000.
Henry Williams, workhouse con-
vict, sentence suspended; Tom Jones
and Henrietta Williams, for abduction
OF Agnes Lester, released; Tom Van
Buren,, carrying pistol, $50 and sixty
days, suspended; Bill Coopwood, a.
ssult to murder, ten months in work.
house; L. o. Lord, keeping gaming
house, $40.
In the Chancery Court yesterday
suit for divorce was begun by Mrs.
Ella Moore Dyche against Kink p.
Dyche, to whom she was married at
Grenada, Miss, eight years ago, and
who deserted her two years since.
She accuses him of habitusl drunken
ness, gambling, cruelty and failure to
provide for her support and that oil
their child.
The Bradstreet Agency reports,
$50 failures in the United States dur.
ing the week ending August q, 1886,
against l39 in the preceding week aud
lac, 100, 1875 aud 1872 in the CORE.
spending weeks Of 1885, 1884, 1888 and
1882 respectively. Middle statee, 81;
New England Slater, %; Southern
States, Is; Western States, =; Pacific
STATES and Territories, %; Canada, 26;
total in the United States and Canada,
ia
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New Store-NeM SfncIk.

Everything new but the old reliable
name aud repu. alton Of ii. q. Holleu-
berg (who enters this month on the
thirty-third anniversary Of his career
as the leading spirit of thu music bust
ness of Memphis). His house in thie
city, together with its flouriehing
branch house in Little Rock, is known
Tor and vide as having the largest and
BEST stock Of pianos, organs, sheet
music, mueic books, mandolnes, quiz
tars, bapjoF, sccordeons and every in
strument known II the trade. A
prominent feature Of his trade is the
"Hollenbers" PIANOS, which we notice
is extending its popularity far and
wide, ~ the following letter from the
Indian Territory shows;
II. q. Hollcnbers:
DEAR SlR-Gtn. Biudiuot's piano
piano has arrived, and they ara all
highly pleased with II. As to myseli.
nf,er q long aud varied experience In
handling the very best makes known
to the trade in Chicag1 and ST. Louis,
i must say that h. "HoilenherQ
Piano" is without doubt the most
perfect in toue, foiyh and workman
ship that have egr handled. / am
fully aud truly clnver ed 10 the Hol-
lenhefgpidn 8 sud hereafter l shall
rtccnmend them above adj others "as
the very b s. Yours tfu.v
+. X. MORGAN Murkosop, Ind T.
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l. sAMELSOS & CO.,
Importers OF aud neeaIers In RiAe
Cigars and Tobacco.

L. Samelson 4 Co.'s cigar palace at
80 Main +rset, is one OF the show
places of the city, and Is universally
conceded to be the handsomest estsb-
lishment OF the kind south OF the
Ohio river. Meesrs. S2m.lson 4 Co
carry the largest stock OF fine cigars in
the city, and is the only house that
imports direct from Havana through
the Memphis custom house. They also
handle an extensive line of domestic
cigars and all the best brands of chew
ing aud smoking tobsccos, and have
special facilities for supplying the
country trade, Of which they are
securing a full share. Messrs. Samel-
son & Co. also control the cigar stands
at the Peabody and Gsyoso hotsls.
and carry on a general ticket broker
age businets at their Main street house
at No. 80. Persons visiting MemTh his
should not fail to visit this elegant
establishment and make the acquAut-
auce of the genial and enierprising
proprietors, Meesrs. Ssmelson and
RegnnLhal.
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PERSONAL.

W. A. GAGE returned yesterday.
D. DUBosK, OF Washington, Ca,
can be found at the Gayoso Hotel.
A. II. GARDNER and wife, OF Detroit,
Mich, are stepping at the. Gayoso
Hotel.
US. WILLIAMS, B. s. R'cks and r.
Bowman, Of Yagoo City, ara ut the
Gayoso Hotel.
M. p. METcALF, OF st. Louie, and
Morris d. Sacks, of Louisville, are stop
ping at the Gayoso Hotel.
A. II HANSON, general ticket agent
OF the Illinois Central railroad at Chi
cage, is at the Gaycs) Hotel.
j. N. COLEMAN, general ticket agent
OF the illinois Central railroad at New
0rlesnF, is at the Gayoso Hotel.
MISS BETTE @. YAEcEY having re-
turned will resume her echool We'd.
nesday, September 10Th, at 5l2 Main
street.
Mr.. S. Goldsmith, the provision
"King" Of the "Yszoo Delta" is stop
ming at the Gayoso while in the city.
He IL huying an outfit for the New st.
Charles Hotel at Greenville, OF which
he Ia owner. Col. T. A. Newman is
mansger Of the hotel. II will open
the 10Th of September.
FANNIE HoLLENDERa, who has charge
Of his fathers business during his ab-
sence at the factory in New York, has
Just received invoices Of three parlor
Grand Hollenberg Pisnor, which were
made for especial orders, one OF them
being for N Of our merchants, one
for q sweet girl graduate, "God b'ess
her" and n for the pianist, PIof.
Angult Hoffman.
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CITY NEWS.
WIN. Persley and Annis Matthews
nnanaad 70 marry NnalnrdaN-

WIN. Persley and Annie Matthews
were licensed TO marry yesterday.
ALL the recently elected officers
enter upon the duties of their Offices
today.
The well at the Courthouse is now
270 feet deep and is being cut out at
the rate OF Twenty feet q day,
Suit for divorces was filed in the
Chaucery Court Yesterday by Harriet
We. Isaac Hutchinson, for cruelty.
Several county Republ'ca officials
retired from Office last night. They
had nothing to do with the earth
quake, however.
NO words except those CT praise
can be said for the clerks, Messrs. Uhl,
Cullen and Vaughn, whose term OF Of
fee expires today.
An inquest was hold by justice
Rourke yesterday on the b1dy Of a col
ored boy named James Picket, who
was drowned while bathing near the
mouth of Wolf river.
Mr.. W. /. Yopp has re igned his
position in the Postofiice n accept q
hatteiing offer ade MIN by a mer-
camille firm. He will be ~succee3ed by
Mr.. Robert Looney, II.
-vr. r. L. Traylor has been elected
president of the Virginia Oonshuc-
lion Company wee w. Q. Watts, re-
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kilograms.

New ORIRANs, August 91.-Night--
Departed; City Of Netchez, st. Louis.
CINcINSATI, O., August 81. Might
River 7 feet 9 inches on theRauge aud
about stationary, Weather clear aud
very cool.
CAIRO, August Sl.-Night--Rive 10
fee, 5 incheson the gauge aud falling.
Weather clear and pleasant No ar
rivals or departures.
ST, LOUIS, August 3l.-Night-River
falling, and staDGs6 feet 8 inches on
the gauge. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived: City of Cairo, Vickburg.
Departed D. r. Powell, Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August Sl.-Night-
River falling, with 4 feet IL inches in
the canal and 2 daet 8 inches on the
ialls. Business dull. Weather clear
snd'pleasant. Arrived Granite State,
Memphis. Departed: John j. Brown,
Baton Rouge.
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WIsstsetppi and Teunessee.-Trains
move as follows: New Orleans mall arrives
daily st e;25 Am. leaves daily at $500 pm.
NewPOrt News and Mississippi VAL
e~y.-Trains move as iolloys;. Fast ine
leaves at $50 pm; Fast line arrives at l 80
pm. 81. Louis fast limo arrives at 3 ;05 Am.
Louisville and Nashville - Trains
move as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
b;lb am: caves at 10 10 pm: mail leaves
daily at 10 :lO Am; arrives at 1900 PAN;
Brownsyille accommodation leaves daily
sxoept Sunday, at 500 PM; arrives daily,
except Sunday, at $3.50 Am. standard time).
Memphis and Little Rock .-Trains
move as follows central standard time):
No. / leaves daily OF 4:20' Pm, arrives at
9.65 pm. No. 3leayes at 1855 am; arrives
s.S,Sq s;m on, E sSn 3 VIo az s,o tea S.%. nU sTriSos
ut I 40 pm.
Calf ROute-(Kansas City, Spring
held and Memphkn)-Trains leave,M. and
T. depot MS follows; No. 4 Kansas City OK
press. leaves at 1913 AMI No. 8. Kansas
S RsS,s s1 6iss mail SI,' issvs q :, 2s 100 pm p M. No NJ. j.
Kansas City mail arnves'st S:45 Am. No;
Z, st. Louis and Chicago express, leaves at
500 pm; Ne. l, ST. Lotis and Chicago x-
press, arrives at S;5 a.m. In effect Sunday
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
move ae follows: Through express leaves
daily at 10 40 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at 10 100 a. m. Somerville accommoda.
ton leaves daily, except Sunday, at $3.50
IN. Through express arrives daily Mt 6;25
Am, Mail and express arrives daily at &c 100
pm. Someryille accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 am.
aemphla, Birmingham and Allan.
ete-HOllg Springs Reute-Traing move az
fellows; No. ! leaves Memphis daily at 3.45
Pm; arrives at Holly Springs. at s :58 pm:
No. 3 leaves Holly Springs daily Mt 800
am, arrives at Memphis Mt II lis am. No.
bleaves Memphis daily at 7:16 Pm, arrives
Holly Springs daily at 2;lb am, arrives ut
Namnhis NJ Il az am.
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KELLY, ROPER & REILLY,
Wholesale GrOcors and Commits.
sion Merchants, No. 392 Main
street.

The progress OF this firm during the
past year has been something almost
phenomenal. With a largs capital
and n wide busiress experience they
have every facility for handling the
large trade which lhsy have occurred,
ana the indications are that the pres.
ent season will show a still further iu-
rease Messn. Kelly, Roper &
Reilly purchase for cssh, and ara
thus able to offer better Inducements
to purchasers than their less fortunate
competitors, and country merchants
should not fail to visit their establish
ment when they come to the city to
buy goods. Liberal advances will be-
made on consignments Of cotton, and
the planter may res. assured that he
will get the stop Of the market" and
quick returns on all cotton consigned
to this reliable and trustworthy firm,
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COHEN, Tue HATTER.
First Glass GOOds-LOwest Prices-
Latest styles, at No. 2l0 Msau
Street.,

Mr.. Cohen has been selling bats in
this city for many years. His business
grows STEADILY and q very large pro-
portion of the population OF Memphis
and the surrounding country never
think Of anybody but Cohen when
contemplating the purchase Of new
head gear. He is a practical halter
and a first class Judge Of goods When
selecting stock he obtains tho very
beet that can be had for the
money. He long sipce learned to
be Satisfied with small profits and
never attempts to .ell cheap goods at
high pr ces. He does al extensive
bu. iness and in such a way "a to give
satisfaction TO his customers.
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q. N. ESTES & CO.
Successors 10 Estes, DOan d Co.,
Wholesale GrOcers and Cotton
Factors, Nos. III Ia and
IL Union Street.

The senior member of this firm ia
too well known 10 the public to require
any introduction in this connection.
The new members OF the firm are s.. s..
spiCer, who has long bfen with the
firm, and is extensively known as a
gentleman of superior business quail.
ticstion,, and W. II. Doan (son Of the
la,e ]. II. Doan), a young man of rare
business qualities. The house is pos
sesssd OF a large cspiial, carries great
quantities Of groceries aud Plantation
supplies, and is well prepared for
hand ing cotton. Country merchants
will find in this house ons that can do
well for them in selling cJtton AID
supplying Rroceries.
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Solid SiIverware at MuIford'u
40 60 RutledEe a LaEOmArainO for
yonr Plumbing N GRs-fittinH
NIOscIey's New Cotton Gin.

This institution has taken a high
rank under the able management Of
its energetic young propiietorr. Using
the latest improved machinery, the
best turnout and fInplc Ia gnaran-
teed. Sacks are furnished on up.
plication, aud a single trial is all
that is necessary to make a man a
regular patron, All cotton consigned
to Moseley's gin lie insured while In
transit ard in the GIN, God weights
and prompt remltlances are features
OF this establishment, which will be
appreciated by the planter.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DR. @. D. SMITH, Veterinary Sur
geon, No. 81 Monroe street.
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 55 Madison street.
SEE card of Goldbaum Bros, whole
sale dea ers in jeans clothing.
OSTRICH PLUMEs Cleansed, Colored
and Ourled az No. "A North Court
Street.
Mr.. BEcKTEL's, No. 70 Madison,
is an excellent boarding house for
regular boards rs or trsnsients.
FoR Stamping and Embroidery go to
No. Al North Court street. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
WANTED-To borrow, $4,000 on i'm
proved city property, for two TO five
years. Address j., this office.
LADIES will find the finest assort-
ment of Stamping Patterns snd the
best work at No. IA North Court street.
G. W. MILLER & Co., Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof Rooiers. For durability,
eeualed by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, fit and gravel roofs. No. 30
Madison street.
ST. MARY's PARocHIAL SCHOOL, Mar
ket street., will r open Wednesday,
September Is. Patrons should be
prompt in having their children re-
turn at the opening.
THE Herbal Chlll Cure, the best
tonic aud apti-pesiodic known. A certain
and sure cure for ohills. Prioe Sl per bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
erepce gixen. kdCrosg John q. Ruuker,
Lynohherg, Va.
T%oNGALINE has had a most excellent
effect in my case # chronic rheuma-
t SUI. 1t is without doubt an efficient
combination.
s. G. EDGEW0RTH, MD,
Fort Valley, Houston county, Ga.
STUDIES at St. Agnes Academy will
he resumtd on Monday, the 9Th of
september. AS an incentive to the
industry OF the. pupils, a handsome
gold watch uIe'ented bv Mr.. Taylor as
the maggie RuAin Memorial Pre-
MUM" will be awarded to the young
lady boarder wh), having attained her
iourt, enih year, has exce|led in all
school duties aud re qui;ement3.
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No. 21Q MAIN a


James Martin ct al 10 Mrs. Jennie
A. Fisher lot 50x145 feet, south aide
Linden street just west of bayou, for
$1100.
Minter Parker and wife to Matte ].
G'rard, lots 8 and 10, Psrker's subdi-
vision, for $500.
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CONN ECtIONb.

a-With all lines entering Memphis.
Swim N. n: W. X, X. tqr Helena. -
o--For g~reenvillo ana huntington n Oil
o-W1thV. a M. and ", s. &P. Railroads,
with NJ, j. &C. R. X. for NatcheH and
Jackson.
T-For Points on the Branch
with steamers for Bayou Sara.
with railroads diverging for Florida,
Texas and C~oastipoints.
JAS. ii. EDWARDS, V. p. and G.. M.
KNAPP. a. p. A.
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ID. CanaIe a. Co.

The general public Of the South and
Southwest are we'll aware that this Is
the oldeet and largest fruit house in
the country, without exception: Il is
not out Of pslce 10 cay that this hrm
handles the bulk OF fori ign and do
nestle fruit sold in this market; be-
sides, they ca, ny a full and fresh rs
sortment Of all kinds OF foreign pro-
ducts, ard the largest assortment OF
imported wines aud cordials aud the
finest liquors that long experience can
procure, on which they enjoy a large
family trade They feel vel rewarded
for tue great system OF fair dealing,
Quick sales and email piohts which
nave charaoteTia d this firm for nearly
n quarter of n century.
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We have just received a large line
Ct samples ef piece goods from the
great tailoring house OF
JOHN wANAMAKER,
aud our comprehensive and libgH
guarantee enables the customer 10
order from an sgent without risk OF
any sort, aud as il cannot cost the GUS
toner anything whatever, II he is not
eat SIZED with the clothing his money
will be refunded at once. Prices ex-
tremely low for 6rst class work.
TH0S. RANDOLPH h CO., Agents,
No. Is West Court street.
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Deviled Grabs, Shrimp,
Salmon, Fresh Can Mackerel,
SRrdIueS, LObsters,
Brook Trout, oysters,
MRckerel I'm Tomato CatsHp,
sweet stated Pickles,
Sour Pickles by the gal. and in Jars,
Picked onions, Hot Relish,
Wooster Sauce, Tomato Catsup,
Capers, Mustard, Curry Powder,
salad Dressing, olives, Olive OIL,
Cream Cheese, Celery sauce,
Celery Salt, Etc., Etc.
j. z. & co.
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The Memphis FertiIizer 90.

Farmers win be needing fertilizers
for their wheat coon, Bone meal in
any quantities cen be had Of this COM
p1ny. See their card in todsy's paper.
Mr., A X, Ward, secretary, will give
all needed information about the kind
OF fertil zar required for the various
CIODp.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For MsSissippi: Fair w%eatter; north
rly winds, becoming easterlN; slightly
q0drD,er.
For Louisiana and Terds. Fair meath.
er; easterly 'Oinds, becoming Sotaheasterly;
slightly warmer.
For Arkansas: Fair weathe; south
edsierly WindS; slightly warmer.
For Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and
Illinois; Fair weather; northerly winds,
becoming sotaheastery; stationary temper
dture slightb mariner,
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meteoroIogicaI Report.
In the O0ttOa Region,
SIGNAL SERVICE. u. S.ARM

August 81, 1865 pm.
Divi9lou Of telegrams aud reports for
the benefit OF commerce and agricul-
ture. Cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-four hours ending Auguat Slst,
at 8 o'clock pm.
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Peabody Hotel Stand,
laynso uafel Stand

Cigar Palace, $40 Main Street,
Headquarters for Horace R. Kelley &
Co.'S fine Key West cigars. The trade
supplied at New York prices. Cigars
by the box a specially.
/. SAMELS0N CO.,
Sole Agents.
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ADDITIONAL EIYERS.

For sALB--The steamer Freddie
Robinson. For particulars inquire of
Ii. V. Jabine, on beard said boat.
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Notice.

All members of Prisons Regiment
FIRST Mississippi Casa'ry) are re-
quested to meet at Grenada, Mics,
J.J. SLACK,
]. b. KING,
And othcrg.
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Misfit Clothing ParlOrs,
262 Second Street,

Opposite Court Square -...M Memphis.
sB- open Evenings until z; Satur.
urdays, until IL.
~ All alterations to insure a perfect at,
lone free Of ohsrgo.
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Gnston,s Hotel.

W. H. BINGHAM. ..MAEAGKR.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and looa-
ton OF rooms.
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no SNAP Al
A General Clearing Sale.

We intend to sell all our present stock be-
fore our Fall Goods arrive. Now is the
chance to secure great bargains, 1t will pay
you to stock mp now with the Suits and Pants
you may not need until the fall. Fall will
soon DO here, and what you can rave now
will be a lucky investment.
SPECIAL NOTlCE-0dds and Ends of
Suits, aud Odd Goats and Vests, at remarka-
bly, low prices.
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@. B. GALLOWAY Il O........P ROPK1EroRs.
Rates 81 so and 90 per day, according 10
size and location Of room-Special
rates made.
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milford, Jeweler, ga Main. SO.
lIclts orders from the country
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Between & BetWixt
Too Early for the FaII--.TO0
Late for Summer.
Hints How to Save Money.

BB- It is between seasons in the clothing
trade. The demand tor summer goods is
now over, and buyers are not yet thinking
Of fall goods.
The Misft Clothing Parlors, 262 Second
street, do not believe in dull seasons. Goods
can always he sold, provided prices are
placed low enough. The way to do business
is to do it. If trade is dull force it. That's
what we now propose doing. OF course We
still have goods on hand which we do no
care to carry over. Now we propose to sell
those goods. How? Why, by selling them
much lower than they cost us.
TO SNAP AT!
Medium-w Weight suits-Just the Things
for Fall Wear.
Light eiRht Suits-Below Cost.
Fine Medium Weight Pants carried from
the Spring.
Heavy Weight Pants-for Winter Wear
at Half Winter Prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Fine Watch repairing at MulrOrd's
To Our Customers.

Get Ruuedge a EagomarsinO 10 dC
your plumbing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

Monogram BapfIes MuIfOrd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Duny,s EurOpenn uoteI,

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms,
SOC, 75o and 81 per day: American Plan,
81 per day.
Tirst-olass Restaurant in the Hotel.