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.PHELAN TO The FRONT.
SPLENDID EFFORT OF TIRE DEM.
OCRATIC CHAMPION
At The Exposition Building Last
Night-YigOrOuS, Manly and
Able Speech.
HIS POSITION CLEARLY AND UN-
EQUlV0CALLY DEFINED.
The Republican Standard Bear or
Makes a Few Pleasantly Char
acterlstiC Remarks.

The powerful argument delivered at
the Exposition Building last night by
Mr.. James Phelan created a profound
impression upon all who heard him,
and it is to be regretted that every
vo,er in the district did not stand in
the charmed circle which bounded
the sound Of his voice. Despite the
cold, aud the well tested bleakness of
the Expositian Building, an audience
OF about 500 occupied the seats about
the platform, not quite one-half being
ne rees, the remainder nearly all com
posed OF live, progressive cit'zsns,who
attested by their warm applause
their approval of the arguments
advanced by the sturdy young
champion OF their Democracy. Pre-
pared as they We're, however, to be
pleased, they were delighted and sur
prised by the wonderful improvement
he has made as an orator since he first
entered upon the canvass. The slight
Stiffness and awkvardness which
marred his initial efforts has passed
entirely awsy. His manner is digni-
fed, though at the same Time graceful
and easy, his delivery vigorous and
impressive. At no time is he at
loss for suitable language with which
to clothe his thoughts, and though he
speaks with unusual Iapidity every
word is clear and distinct as if CHS
eled out of marble. With ad-
mirable tas'e he declines to
make use of the bowling, bawl-
ing method so common among
those who think to add to the force
OF commonplace utteranCes by yelling
them at the top Of their voices, and
depends wholly upon the matter it
self to make ar impression upon his
auditors. Carried away at times by
deep and earnest feeling, he is taken
eff of the level CT cold argument, aud
never fails to carry his hearers with
him, so apparent is it that ne is
earnest and sincere. No man who
heard him last night could have
failed to catch some of the enthusi-
asm which affected him, and if he felt
en- interest in his success be-
fore it must have been redoubled
when at last Mr.. Phelan closed
one of the most masterful efforts
which has ever been made by any
public man in the State, and took his
seat amid a storm Of applause, in
which Republicans, in spite of them
selves, heartily joined.
Mr.. Taylor, genial aud clever as be
is, made one of his characteristic
speeches, every third word acCen-
tuated by blow upon the table with
his clinched fst. These frer zied
bursts never failed to make an i'm
pression-upOn the deal top of the
table, and the echo was caught and
repeated by the knot of sable Repub-
licans upon his right. Mr.. Taylor
was at his best, however, aud made
one Of his best speeches. He opened
the debate,
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MEMPHIs DAILY APPEAL---sATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1886

to revise the tariff. They know
THAR incspacity to administer the
affairs OF government. Every
honest man expected that the Democ-
rscy would retrench and reform, hut
they have been Disappointed For
the first year of Democratic admins
tration they appropriated S23, 100000
more than was expended by the Re-
publican party for Frv one year.
Next yenr il will be $4,000 900 more.
No language of niue cou d furnish a
better illustration OF the extravaganza
of the Democratic party. You were
told YOU should have re.renohment
aud reform. They increased instead
Of diminishing the number of pnbic
servants, without rSaeon fcr it Aud
I now. si,t.er having denounc d a ma
! tiopsl debt as a rational cur,e, and
/ 90 declaring thai something mu
=. wroro with party in power which
uHo WI ! q ,>urplus in the Treasury to
rsscb 400 COO COO they allowed 1t to
increase to $50, 100000. Thy told you
they would pay the national deps,
but paid only sos, 100000 in
eighteen month";, while in eighteen
months of Arthur's administration
Sl47. 100000 we're paid. | refer to
none but Demo cratic evidence. What
excuse can they give? They told the
people that they intended 10 relieve
the distress. Samuel ] Tilden urged
upon them to take steps 10 defend the
5000 miles of coast. With millions OF
Surplus in the Treasury, and million
idle men, they refused. The Repub-
]icau party of the Ststs has pledged
itrelf 10 the Blair bill. Ii is measure
that has been vigorously advocated.
1t vas engraited into the platform OF
the party, but the D mocrats refused
TO adopt it. If they had been in favor
Of any other system Of Federal aid TO
education it would have taken
but line 10 express it,
The Republican party Worships
at the shrine Ct trusty
protection, education Of the masses
and liberty. These three constitute
the political god OF the Republican
party. You have in this Congress
ionsl District $4,000 chi dren who
never were in any kind Of a sChoo-
house, and in spite Of the popular rush
for Federal aid you are told that you
must take your Democracy without
that swestenipg. We propose to give
every man an equal start in the race
of life. am here to advocate the
principles of the Republican party,
and intend to do II in spite CT SCOTS
and jeers. They don't want the peo-
pie educated, because il they are ig'
norant they will make better Demo
crals. Col Almighty grant that the
people will throw of the shackles
which have bound them for twenty
wears.
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The Hon. Zach Taylor.

Mr.. Taylor in taking the stand asked
his hearers in what he had been dire
lect during his two years at Washing
ton, and then went on TO give an &C.
count of what he had done. He
wanted to know why the people of
Memphis should turn off a worthy
representative for a mere experiment.
He wanted to know If he had not
faithfully served his constituency.
"The business interests of Memphis
are safe, and will be safe in my hands,"
he proudly declared. orally 10 the
cry. Rally against who? Have l not
been true. II not, let one honest man
raise his hand. Whenever parties sp-
peal to the people for their votes it is
their duty to outline a policy. II is
their duty TO define the issues in
platform. 1 want you to know for
what you vote next Tuesday. The
Republican party challenges a COM
parison between d. nccracy and
itself. They left the nations credit
in disrepute; the Republicans
raised it above par. Instead
Of being surrounded by bank
ruptey and distress the people
had at hand all OF those intangible
blessings which exalt and purify and
content nation. There have been
always two theories in the admins
tration of the government. The
party to which ] belong is not .he
hide bound, rock cribbed party of the
Democracy. That party denies that
that the national government has any
powers except those expressly laid
down in the constitution. Washing
ton and Hamilton and others, who
were present at the framing Of the
constitution, contained every power
necessary for the advan cement Of the
American people. In other words, 1t
confers the right to lay such duties
on imports which will protect
home labor against foreign competi-.
ton. The country under q liberal
government grew rich. Until the
Infamous act OF the union Of England
and Ireland, the Irish people were
among the most prosperous and
happy, the world over. the result Of
the union, bringing with it free trade
was making the only protita-
BILE ayoeation that Of making
coffius. Such state is that
10 which the Democracy invite
you. Be not tempted. sympathy for
home Iulel What you want is to sup
port that party which will best sup
port the interests of the American
people. l am for protection to Amer
lean industries. believe it to be a
system which will enhance values in
the country as nothing else will. The
gentlemen who advocate free trade
fay that the farmers Of the country are
being robbed. My competitor says il
he had been in Congress be would
have voted for the Morrison bill. He
says he is in favor of radical reduc
ton Of duties. There are Just two
points. We must lave a protective Of
a free trade tariff. II it admits foreign
goods in ihia country it is free trade
lust 10 the extent Of the amount o
imports. The Democrats preach tha
they are the friends Of tie farmer
and vet all the articles they woult
nut on the freq list are the products o
agriculture, In t Forty-eighth arC
Forty.nlnth Congresses they wer
in the majority yet they fsilet
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LAW REPORTS.
0Aanssry Courl-ElIett. Judge.

gnahooEy OOuEt-hhettS Su"h
Yesterday was motion day. The
following DEGREES were entered: Her
man VS. Campbell, demurrer over
ruled; Snowden, exparte, re'erence;
Rainey vs M and L. g. railroad, on
receiver; Williams vs. wilkins, order
for surety; Hollenberg VS. Weiter, de-
murrer overIuled; Meath We Meath,
reference; Cozassa vs Podssta, report
confirmed; Brown vs. Brown, refer
ence; State vs. Bfither, disiri : lots 10,
16, II and 18; State vs. McIvaino, dis
trict lot %, block 2; State vs Moore,
district block SO; State vs. Smith, dis
trict lot 6, block 8; Morrow VS. Fraimi
oder to pay taxes; Blaekwe VI
Pryor, on demurrer; Stoval vs. Aus
tin, title to Register; Black Va Read
guardian adj Item; Memphi8 OTIS
Railroad Company vs. Taxing District
demurrer oVeiruled; Wallace VI
Greenlaw, reference renewed sta'e VI
Maboney, sale eet aside; Hill VI
Mi chell, report confirmed; Moore Y
| White, on removal OF cause,
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John II. Doris's CIreus.

From the Boston Mass Herald,
July 8, 1886: "The John B, Doris
circus showed in East Boston LAST
evening to an audience that filed the
large space under a huge canvass,
and the show gave general saiisiac-
ton. Miss Katie Stokes made her
first appearance in the ring here for
several years, and she demonstrated
that she had lot none OF her grace
iuIness and skill while in retirement.
Her riding was warmly applauded, as
It deserved, and was one OF the lead
ing and most pleasing features OF the
entertainment. The daring feats Of
horsemauship performed by Mr..
James Robinson, the hurdle act OF his
son Clarence, the trapeze work OF the
Fisher brothers, the leaping Of Mr.
John Batcheller, and the performance
given by the Martell family and
Others constituted programme that
was very enjoyable. Those who en-,
10y q good circus performance should
see 1t while it remains in the vicinity.
Doris's circus will exhibit in Memphis
on Tuesday, November 9th.
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orrroE OF THE oovn,ER-JouRNAL.

LOOIAVILLH, KY.
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Your cure broke thom at once, and thore has
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
R EAL Il n TAT E

No. elO6, r. D.-Chancery Court Of shelby
oounty-Ernest Nc. Andrews ct nj. U.JohA
II, Andrews Of al,
DY virtue Of an interlocutory deorss iar
d sale, entered in tho above cause on tho'
18Th day Of October. 1885, M. d. "a, ,pagA
l86, will soil, at public auction, 70 the high
est bidder in front OF the Olork and Mastert0
office, courthouse Of Shelby county Mons
pHi' saturday, November Ii, 1850.
within legal hours, the following de-
soribed property, situated In the Taxing Dis.
triot Of shelby county, Tennessee, to-yhi
BeginninE ut q Point on the north 'idosoI
Carroll avenue lis feet west OF q torkod gam
corner; thence north 40 west with SAID ave.
nue 1888 ieet TO ttaket thence north " ~
$50 feet 10 = stake; thence south olN qlE
lis feet to a stake; Ahence south SoSS .Heis
300 feet TO the beginning, being part o.-iQw
10 and Is Of country lot b0t and part 81 tre,
John ID. Graham subdivision, IS July DO
scribed in the deed of John Hobbs 70 en-
liza A. Andrews, then Julia A. Grace, N Ae
Registers office Of Shelby comfy, iA,book
Terms of Sale-One- third cash balance In
equal instalmeuts at 9 and IL mon'hsi nq
With. security e Suired; lien rstainsG Inia
N'''S s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. b. Caldwell, Deputy q. ans,h.
Frazer X Boyle, Soils. for oompl ~ -
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Non.ResIdent Notice.

No. 63l2-gn the Chanoery Court al SSnueiY
county, Tenn.--J. II. btuaih Vs. ma'uS
Stuart. - >.
Ii appearing from bill which ssHorn to IN
this caase that the defendant, hAiMo Stuarss
Ia non resident OF the state OF Iennessee
and that she Is a resident OF tAo.Territory OF
"a Is therefore ordered, That she make
80 anpenrance herein, at the court house IN
Mennbis' Shelby county, Tenn, on or before
The frst Monday in December, lsS5, an ApS
plead dem9r TO sempISi.Ss1d az V Il
| Mar and set for hearing ex parto; ana thAt
COW of this order DO published once week,
| tor four successive weeks, In the MemphiA
Appeal. This 7th day Of October 1851
ST MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master,
ByT d. Caldwell, Deputy and NJ, -.
Geo, b. Peters, Sol. for cOmpFnt sat
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Frost at biloxi.

NRw ORLEANS, La, October pa
special from Biloxi to the Pic0yun,
says: This section was visited by an.
other heavy frost this morning, and
there are indications OF another fall
ing tonight. Thin ice is reported al
valious points along the coast.
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Prof. Aaxbx,n

Grand matinees every Saturday, at 8
o'clock pm, at install Hall, the
incest in the city, corner Of Jefferson
aud Second streets. ara getting TO be 9
great attraction. Ladies, come and
bring your children; it il the only
place in the city where they can learn
the beautiful german. Adm ssion, IL
cAnta.
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Augns,In DAYS Gard 70 enc Public

NEW YORK, October 29.-Mr. Au-
gustin DAILY has issued q card to the
public, warning 10 against travelling
companies bearing his name and
claiming 10 present his plays, He
has no travelling company and none
is authorized to use his name. ...
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Fire Luckily ExtInguIshed,

LrvERPooL, Oct 1ber 20. The steamer
Queen, cotton laden, from Galveston,
arrived at this port and was found to
be on fire. The flames were sxtin-
gnished with small loss.
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Nnn.ReSllnni Nntine.

No. 5s2O-In tho Chancory Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn. State Of Tennessee va.
John Q, Davidson.
IL appearing from DILL which Is sworn TO In
this cause that the defendants, Harriet 4.
Smith, Elton Nooo, Louise Nooe, James Ma
milan, are nOn-rosidents Of the State Of Ten
nesseo and I appearing from tho return OF
tho Sheriff that Michael Maher and Nellie
Smith are not to be found in his county!
IL Is therefore ordered, That thoy mako
their appearance herein, at tho courthouse
OF shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday In December, 1885.
and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ants bill, or tho same will bo taken for
confessed as TO them and set for hearing OK
parto; and that Il copy Of this order BIO pub
lshed once u W Ok, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This lith
day Of October, 1885, A copy-attest;
S. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mastor.
y + u c3IdTfo DGpqss Sy; III ana sS M
plninant. fri
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hnnisViAIa OnmenI.

PREPARE FOR FLOODS.
Foundations, cellar walls and build
ings subject to overflow should be con.
structed with Louisville Cement. II Ia
the standard.
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LuNDBoRd's perfume, Edenis
LANDLORDS perfume, MarOhel Nile
Rose,
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily OF the
Valley.
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MISS CARRIE M. KEATINs, pianist
may be found at the Gayoso Hotel. I
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STRAYED.

ATULEs-On tho night Of Oct. Sd, 3 miles
lNl east of Collierville, black mare mules /;
one about four years old, in good fix and
trimmed up, with little white spot under
jaw; the other, ten or twelve years old;
rough, and not so we'll trimmed. Reward
for information, or return of mules to j. W.
Young, Memphis or
W. II. PRICE, Collierville, Tenn.
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DARTNER-Wi $4,000 capital; money Sc
i cured, or will give position and salary,
with interest on investment. Address
T. w =, this office.
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TAMES WASHINGTON, formerly cook at
81 the Gayoso, has been employed as ca
terer for ass and ASS Shelby street, 2 squares
below Gayoso, where superb meals, with
prompt attention, win be served for $40 per
month,
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WANTEn.

WANTED1,Fiye experienced gSlesmen
w on Rand, McNaily az CO.'S New In
dexed Atlns Of. The World; just cut. Special
territory and liberal eommissi9Es; Address
at once C0NTlNENTALP U BLIsHING Co.,
No. l4S Monroe street, Chicago.
pLACKSMlTH-First. class one wanted at
u 6G6 Main street.
WATERS
wv At Nos S and 10 Adams street.
COOK-To go TO Toxas; good salary. Call
~ at A North Court street.
poARD-By gentleman and wife in pri
- vate family, convenient to car line;
must be rst'class' aTd terms IN mOdsrSte
MIR. IVY, PAINTER-To call at the NJ.
M and 7. R.R. Car hops.
90 TEAMS AND TEAMsIERs-To work
~ on lovee at Austin, Miss. Will pa 81
yer day, OF hire by the cubic yard. 100 GOOD
hands also wanted; will nay $3.50 per day.
Apply at f. A. Jones Il Co, $ stable, 81 Mon
roe street, OF on the work, at Austin, Miss.
F. A. JONES & co.
DARTNER-Wi $4,000 capital; money Sc
i cured, or will give position and salary,
with interest on investment; address
T. W., this office.
TINNER-An experienced Timer, who
i can do neral work. and understands
lress I. e. GLASS, Brownsylle, Tenn.
DOARD-ln private family for gentleman
p and wife; good references REQUIRED.
UNvERYBoDY-To know that the cele-
IL Grated health. giving PIN0 BEDDING
can be bought at rs North Court street.
DO0MS-Two or three uHfurnished rooms
LIZ by two pereOns. Apply at Schilling's
Boarding house, Adams street.
A GENTS In every town to sell Pianos
"a and DREAMS. H0UCk CO, Memphis.
UlVERYBOOY--T call and see the eele--
street, near Poplar.
CITUATI0N-As porter or house boy; can
- give city references. PORTER, Appeal.
~ DUNG MAN-Exporieneed in Job Print
Il ing. No. 10 West Court Street.
SALEsMhN-In ever State in the Y, ion
y 20 represent PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
5PEoIALTIEs that are popular and easy sell
ing. Can be handled alone or in connection
with other goods. Address THE WA. B.
PRICE MANUFG. CO.. BALTIMORE. ND.
CHAMBERM AID-With good reference
~ at 1888 Madison street.
NAY BOARDERS-0r without rooms,
u At 20 East Court street.
| CTAMPING AND EMBR0IDERING-TO
~ order in best styles AZ -
MAYS EMPORIUM.
pO0Ms-Woll furnished rooms, No. 81
ID Linden streS..
DOSlTI0N-By a lady as music teacher, or
l. to teach young children En- glsh bran ches,
| Salary expected moderate. Good home de-
sired. Address Teacher" Columbus, Miss.
NGAN-An intelligent, earnest man to rep
| INl resent, in his own locality, large re-
right party. Steady position References
exchan ged. American Manu- featuring House,
l6 Barclay ST., N. Y.
1n00 LBS. FEATHERS-HiPhest cash
lOOO price paid by GABAY, Memphis.
ElVERYFQRY 10 ,KNQW.Thst l vii
next thirty days for 81 So.
A. WESS0N,
43 Main sreet.
old GOLD 4 SILVER-For cash or o.
" change. MULF0RD, Jewe or, 24 Main
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NOW
~ Red COW, witt white spot in face, white
spot on each flank. Win pay a liberal re
ward on her return to corner of Seventh
anu '"' MRS. EDGERLEY.
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ALL SWITCHMEN

w mans Aid Association OF North Amor
lea will meet at MIKE O'NEIL'S, No. II
Kansas avenue, October SOth, at sum.
GLEN. ROBERTSON,
JAS. TREAHEY,
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i can do general work. and understands
Gas, Steam Fitting and Pump work, Ad-
Grass Il. e. GLASS, Brownsville, Tenn.
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SO TEAMS AND TEAMSIERs--To work
~ on lovee at Austin, Miss. Will pa 81
per day, OF hire by. the cubic yard. 100 GOOD
hands also wanted; will nay 81. so per day.
roe street, OF on the work, at Austin, Miss.
F. A. JONES & co.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE RO0Ms-Nevly furnished
u rooms and board, at 40 Market street.
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DOOMS-P Pleasant furnished rooms. with
Nv board, for ladies or gentleu en-. Terms
very reasonable. 1872 Court Extended.
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REWARD.
PERSONAL.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ORSE-Dlaek, with email white spot in
II head, one on breast, and saddle mark
on back; about 16 hands high, carries high
head. liberal reward for his return to
corner Hill and Seventh streets, Chelsea.
GEORGE BASS,
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TLIGIBLE RO0MS-With superior board,
IL two blocks from GayOso Hotel. 453 Shelby
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DOoMs- Furnished, with board,
IN At 6Sl Shelby street.
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HNY~E ". "

ELYS CREAM BALN
is not liqWd, snuff or potOdsr. applied
into RoStTiLSiSqaGcMy absorbed. Hccdnses
the head, AHays Inflammation. HedIsta
sores. ReStoresthe senses oftdst0 and smell
80 cents at Druggists; By mail regtssrea. 90 ceHts.
ELY BROTHERS. Druggists, OWsgO, n. Y
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PennyrOyal Pills.

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oloster chemical Co.,
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! WhoIesaIe AGENTS HOsts "a Mass,
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DIED. ROOM AND PARLoR FURNITURE,
d window Shace s, ETC., Just received;
Special bargains this week. Wholesale an d
retail. AMES, BEATTIE Il CO..
Qc2 Main atraat
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D0ARD-In private family for gentleman
ID and wife; good references required.
Address p, No. 4 Madison st.
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FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL front rooms, single or en-
ID suite, furnished or unfinished, with or
without hoard; other rooms. l@t-l06 Count ct:
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GNLEGANT PLACE-0 On Rayburn avenue.
d south of Broadway; frame house Of
rooms, in nice order: lot92xl9O teet; no city
taxes. Apply to MINTER PARKER, or A.
]. MARTIN, 239 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30

D00M-Nicely Furnished Front Room,
~ every convenience; at l42 Madison st.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30

DESIRABLE ROOMS-With board, at
l. 70 MADISON SIT.
OF. JAMES HOUSB-5S Adams street.
= Board and LODGING, S. day board, 81 so.