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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
The Glass Factory.

The successful experiment in the
making Of glass by the Los Angeles
glass factory, as described in the
HERALD, demonstrated the f,,ct that
as good glass can be made here as
anywhere, and subsequent events
have proven that the residents are
ready to patronize a home industry
Already orders have been received
from San Bernardino, San Diego and
this city for 10000 bottles, 1000 soda
bottles and 10000 fruit jars. Other
orders can be secured as soon as the
works are ready for business, and
there is now no doubt but the enter
prise will pay from the start.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
A Riverside opera House.

Mr.. G. M. Loring, a very wealthy
and influential citizen of Minneapolis,
aud one of the owners of the Grand
Opera Houge in that city, has been in
Los Angeles for two or three days in
consultation with Manager Wyatt and
Mr.. Woods, the architect. brought
from the East by Mr.. 0, w. Chllds,
with view to building a beautiful
opera house in Riverside. Manager
Wyatt has signed lease for the
house for three years, and Mr.. Woods
and Colonel Gray will build the same.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
~ HGlled.D

Felix Power having imbibed too
much liquor, lay down on First street
yesterday to doze off the effects OF
the alcohol. He selected rather a
public spot for his siesta, but nothing
daunted by the publicity OF the place,
one John Baker soon sidled up to the
drunken man, and, in police parlance,
proceeded to troll" him. The rob-
berry was attempted in the presence of
a hundred people and it was not long
before Mr.. Baker found himself in
the clutches Of the ever vigilant city
protectors. He had $5.05 on his per-
son, which is supposed to have been
stolen from his victim.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
AMUSEM ENTE.
The End of the Anslie PixIey
Season.

u Nt tAC kbHhhO AAASy
Season.
At the matinee yesterday at the
Grand very good house assembled
to see Miss Pixley once more as The
Deacon's Daughter. That those pres-
ent enjoyed the charming little come
dy so we'll played by the star and her
select company was manifested in
every possible manner. The applause
rang to the echo, at telling points in
the performance.
In the evening Mliss was the attrac-
ton, and it packed the house in all
parts with an audience whose enthus
iasm was reused to the highest pitch
by the perfect presentation of the play
OF pioneer days. 1t is needless to an
alyze Miss Pixley's "M'liss;" It's art
istic perfection has made this versa
tile little lady the idol Of play -goers
East and West. She played at her
best last night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
Mechanics Tools Recovered.

Mechanics Tools Recovered.
For some time past mechanics in
and about the city could not have
their tools remain at their places Of
employment during the night without
running great risk OF having them
stolen. A gang of thieves and pilfer-
ers seem to be hanging around, who
make specially of stealing and pawn
ing mechanics' implements. These
have become SO bold that it has been
necessary in number of instances to
swear out scearch-warrants and
20 through the p6wn.Ghops
and ssoQnd; ;hsnd sloEes g g
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
II is Never Too Late.

"My friends" said man at an
experience meeting in Chicago
suburb few evenings ago, as he
arose aud looked around him with
deep contrition, 81 trust l have begun
new life, and yet my conscience
compels me to make a full confession
before can ask you to extend to me
the hand of fellowship. For fifteen
years before / came among you ! was
a manufacturer Of maple syrup"
"My brother, there is hope for
you" exclaimed a man on the seat
in front, as he rose up and cordially
grasped the speakers hand. II sold
real estate for FIVE years in Los
Angeles"
s:Brethren," exclaimed the minis
ter, in voice broken with emotion
'slet Us sing
"sVhile the lamp holds out to burn
The vilest sinner may return"
Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
summoned 20 Frisco.

Detective Metzler has been sum-
moned to appear in San Francisco on
the oath inst. as witness in an opium
smucpling affair and also in the case
against J g. Bowman, Of the State
Sub. Treasury, who is charged WITH
stealing sc, 600. Mr.. Metzler will
etak tdniSht " tomorrow mofninI:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
PASADENANS COMING.
The Amateur stage fn tn
s'CrOvn of the valley"

'CEON Oh esAA$y
The Pirates of Peazance was pre-
sented by the Pickwick Club at
Pasadena, assisted by some OF the
ladies' of the city last Friday night.
1t was the first performance in their
new hall and was decidedly an enjoy
able affair. 1t was attended only by
those who had special invitations and
everybody turned out in full dress.
The opera was rendered so success
fully that it has been determined at
an early day to visit Los Angeles and
give a rehearsal Of the Pickwick
Clubs first opera here. 1t will be re-
peated at Pasadena on Tuesday even
ing for the benefit Of Prof. Louis, the
director, Mr.. Kyle and Miss Jennie
Winston. A crowded house is e..
pected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
undeliyerea Telegra ms.

Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office, II North
Main street. 10 p. NJ, April 21st
Sumner w. Bugber, Compton, Fran
cisco Sepulveda, G. D. Harvey, J. c.
Frey, H. G. Woody. Emily Leclere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22

kxs1I(sisn e 50 nsrnaraAne
1Arss ns es I.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22


200 choice roses, collected by B. B.
Froman, Of Missouri; Josiah Darrell /,
Florence, large branch of locust
blossoms and many roses; 1897
lS. Main, 400 roses and callas; !;
Mrs. Pond, handsome collection Of
mixed flowers and pelargoniums ;
Mrs. G. A. Chapel, 6 dozen roses,
callas and green's Mrs. w. r. Wilson,
collection beautiful roses; Miss s.
Little, large collection lovely flowers |;
Mrs. F. Teachout, wild flowers; Mrs.
Frank Lecouveur, beautiful collection
of roses, geraniums, marguerites,
snowballs, etc. Mrs. w. II. Rhodes,
apple blossoms Mrs. Crane, Dnarte.
basket roses; Miss Susie Roges, roses
aud pansies; Mrs. G. E. Font, pan
| sizes and pinks; James Mcdonald
| Mrs. g. D. Hough, .l20 carnation
pinks; Mrs. G. W. Childs, roses, ger
aniums and other beautiful flowers
Mrs. r. d. Lowry, Rene Marie Hen.
rietta, 100 in number. and 60 others
Stella Smith, 20 marechal roses, ant
many other varieties; Mrs. Waite
Long Beach, basket marguerites ano
roses; Mrs. J. G. Koford, five varie
ties roses, perfectly exquisite, 43 il
number; Budd D. Frankenfeld, bas
ket of choice roses, 100 in number
! and choice pelargoniums; Mrs. H. W
Whitehead, roses, pinks, pansies ant
: mixed flowers; Mrs. M. Dodsworth
, 60 choice roses, pinks and geraniums
Laura T. Carter, roses and Irisl
!, heath; Mrs. L. J. Thompson, amary
81 Ills. marechal neil roses and pinks
! Mrs. w. R. Rowland, ten varietie
/ roses, fuchias and marguerites; Mrt
!, Ia. w. Luthill, 1926 roses; Mignor
, ette and Aurelius Hutton, baske
: lovely marigolds; Mrs. E. +
| | Green, collection mixed flowers
Mrs. Whitcomb, basket Of most Lowell
I. tresssI soo u numtsF e As.' m oo!Iie' 4!
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HEALTH n WEALTH = Dr. Beaurogsrd's
Tonic and Nervine, the Great
IfangH NugglNg.

hs snd ,s, p aspr,on ~ e nv
pochondfia ftcrity neuralRia. hyttcria, lncnparty
Tor study OF business paralysis, Impotence epllep
~. los Of memory, solcning Of the brain. and Al
eurcd In either ser By the urr-of this uncfccllci
prrpantion. II u matter OF supreme Importance
10 uae appropriate treatment ior the cufr 81 the
and Neftine after many yean trial In Europe, has
proved infaliDle II taken accordieg 10 difecii0na
which src AFFIXED ~ each bottle. One boz equal ID
Price, sf.oo boa, o. ala bores for $500 rent
b. mail prepaid on receipt Of prlnc. We guarautt'
IN boxcs 10 cure any case. With cash oriff 70
ruafantee 10 return tho money II treatment dos
nod effect q cure. A. Eenkcrt a Co, Druggisa. sole
srcnta fof United states. ~ aud as Main street.
Nemphla. Tenn
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THE City Of Monroe, en- route from Natchez
to 81. Louis is due here.
THE City Of Baton Rouge is announced to
leave here this evening at o'clock for New
Orleans.
THE w. W. O'Neil from the Ohio river with
a tow Of coal for New Orleans, passed down
yesterday morning.
The Boar, with big tow OF coal, passed
here yesterday on. her way from the Ohio
river to New Orleans.
BUsINEss along the front yesterday was
quite active. The boats leaving were iiber-
ally patronized by both shippers and passcn-
gers.
Tue Dacotah. with full load of groceries
for points along the Onachita river, passed
here Thursday night on her way from 1t.
Louis.
The treasury department has sent TO Con-
gross a recommendation that S55 600 be APP
propriated for the construction of steam
revenue vessel for service in southern wa
tiers.
THE James Lee arrived from Friars Point
yesterday forenoon with 81 bales OF cotton,
30 sacks of seed cotton and 19i sacks Of cot
ton seed. She returned last night with a
good trip.
TuE Rosa lee brought in from the upper
coast yesterday morning ~ bales OF cotton
and $50 sacks Of cotton seed She went back
last night with fair showing of both freight
and passengers.
TiIE opinion prevails In Cairo that not
withstanding the case of Pilot Young was
rcmanded 10 the local inspectors for rehear-
ing in the New South and Duncan episode
tho matter will be dropped where il is.
The Anchor line steamer City OF New Or
leans, en- route from New Orleans to St.
Louis, passed here yesterday morning with q
good trip She put off $50 packages Of sun
dries aud added number of pas engers
TnE Gen. d. II. Rucker arrived from ST.
Louis ut an early hour yesterday morning
with splendid cargo. IL consisted OF 2l9
barrels Of -four, 1875 barrels Of meal, 202
sacks OF bran, 3ll sacks of cotton seed. 800
sacks Of -four and 3Gl packages OF sundries.
She cleared for 81. Louis last night with a
nice trip.
Cart. STERLING MoINTyrE says that the
Thomas Sherlock and Guiding Star will not
withdraw from the New Orleans trade until
the season Is over, and that each boat will
make three round trips before entering the
Coney Island excursion season, all reports Ia
the contrary Notwithstanding. -LOMsrHlc
Courier-Jourial, March s.
TIR Granite State. which arrived from
Cincinnati yesterday morning, had 6,0SS
packages OF freight. the principal items be.
ing 40 barrels OF -four, 1925 kegs OF nails,
400 packages Of furniture, 500 barrels OF
salt, $40 empty barrels and ]. 500 packages
81 sundrcs. She left for Cincinnati last
night with fair cargo OF cotton.
Carr. JoHSI. Rmo,Ds, who died few
days ago in Pitlsburg left property estma
ted at almost 100000, which Is likely to
he the cause OF considerable litigation among
his heirs. Capt. Rhoads himself, only few
months before his death predicted that the
attorneys would get the lions share Of hii
property He was widower, and left nc
lineal heir, his nearest relative being III,
maiden sister, with whom he lived.
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Read the Following Endorsements OF Distinguished
Physicians:

u phydcan't
ad In IL descriptions diseases and ra ~ uepuca
I'll COOK, NJ D.,
Theory Practice HahncmAnn Medical College"
Physician
In diagnosis and opinion worthy tho naisn, tho
public I'll HAM a. u
examined the sheets Family Physician pleasure
diseases and
circulation ., OVoAE "
tho l fully ndos
"""O"' ~ "- A. NJ
"Proic o he Medical COLLEGE
aid WONDERFULLY
no.ng diseases proper AoPa Homeopathic h'"a
uydor sand
Every Family guide the family doctor Its mot 'nasi
place bu, help you do ever ns P"S'
In his absence
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

Without the knife or hlndrancc 20 business, IN from
60 90 % days by the Nedicnicd son Fad Truss aud
oficc treatment Aconiract made with each patient
Slrictune Hydroccle and Naricoccle cured In
short time. Circulars on application.
The Medicated soft Pad Truss has the
spring In the front; therefore avoid ng all kidney
troubles. aud can be worn night and day. Neguar.
antec this Trus o. be easy 20 wear and 10 hold mp
the bowel. or money refunded Made aud hticd Ia
male or female by DIR NOBLE
20 jefferson st. Memphis Tenn.
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seaided Go Death.

CNcINSATI, o., March 0.--Charlcs +.
Blackbaum, Stop superintendent at Mad.
dux. Hobart & Co.'s distilIery, was found
dead this morning in slop vat half filed
with hot slop. lie lost his foothold and
fell INTO the scalding contents. Leaving
the vat uncovered was his own negligence.
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TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

customary newspapers .uhscbes only but es
APrKAL , old rule they nad % o. " vel ls,
byue stood pat ssf r i
along" We ,how sppsaon o. LES 'ns
In
list Of Subscribers viii ash so o ~. 49,
his subscription thus receiving the valuable premium ~ :.
subsHoer eo" W. s
namaa ndE bookth be o inlculbs
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Arrivals-Dacotah, st. Louis; w. W.
O'Neil. Ohio river; Granite State, Cincin-
natl; City of New Orleans, New Orleans;
Rosa Lee, Osceola; James Lee, Friars Point;
Gen. ID. II. Rucl1cr, st. Louis; Boaz, Ohio
river; City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
Departures-W. w. 0Neil, New Orleans;
CITY of New Orleans, st. Louis; Dacoial,
Ouachita river Helen MARI ST. Louis; Boaz,
New Orleans. City of Cairo, Natchez; Granite
State Cincinnati; Rosa Lee, 0sceola; James
Lee. Friars Point.
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FOLD RIP" tobacco sooilcs all sorrow
aud gladdens every heart. MEMPnus GRo-
CKRY Co., Wholesale Agents.
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NOTICE.

nsr An persons are hereby warned not 70 purchase
Certificate No o for Eight shares Of Masonic Ton.
pie moct. Issued 10 John W. Clarke January a. iss2
ss n has been io 90 mislaid. and have applied Cor
a dupiIcsia MINNIE 9. CLARKE
Adminitfrstfix
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PUBLIC SALE
WATCHES ANp JEwrLnY


Pursuant 81 the powers conferred upon me IN a
ccfnln instrument az hypoihccniion. datrd January
A. Isl, executed hy N. GOODMAN a 60. TO ray the
debt thcuin mentioned. Interest aud costs. And
pursuant " the terms OF decree oi the Chanccry
tsnri, II Shelby county Tennessee. pronounced on
tire III day Of February, ihss w the cnsg 81 A. J.
rlaut q al Va ~. Goodman ct al. will, on
Saturday. March 10. 1855.
between the houu Of 10 O'Clock a N. and O'Clock
2. m. NJ the auction hon~ Of q J. Mccarthy a Co.
10 "a Sctond street, Memphis. Tenn, seli NJ pub
iir ouicry 10 the highest bidder for cash the follow
iur sriirlcsi One American watch aud one Elgin
watch, mall one bar pin with diamond In the
enter. one brooch with ave ANAL diamonds. one
rr<ccnt aud sinr with ten small diamonds. one
ofClcnt aud star With thlrteen small diamonds one
lar with I've small diamonds, two studs. Que small
solitaire aud one cluster With elght small diamonds
nine pair Of sDliairc earngs 81 small diamonds exf
cert one pair, two paif Of diamond earring, clus
teu eight solitaire rinas, oil small one tiger stone
with two snail diamonds. one ruby and diamond
ono rnhy and two diamonds Que cluster 81 sven
small diamonds. one cluster with i've small Ola.
inonds, one cluster With three small damonds one
cluster ~ seven small diamounr one cluster 81 ten
small diamond one cluster Of i've small diamonds
one cluster Of uinc small diamonds. Que cluster Of
thiriscn small diamond one cluster OF seventeen
small dinnondA. one. cluster oi eight small dia'
niionds, one ciurier Of nine small diamonds, ono
cluster OF three small Diamonds cluster " nine
small diamonds, one cluster Of fifteen small dia'
mondA HENRY G. NALL.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this columu.will be charged at
rate OF lie for two lines one insertion: two inser
tons, CSC: one week, Soc
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GALVANIZED IRoNwoRKs.
STEAM pyEISG WORKS.

'INuE MEMPHIS STRAIN DYElNG ESTABLISH.
Il Incnl fif shelby street having hrst-class tllk
iycr from Philadelphia, guarantee all work Call
md ascertain pricel
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= HOUSES To LET.

A no. 1 BoARpING.HousE, FULL OF GOOD
~ paying boarders. Furniture for sale
t. III. WORD, SIC Main street
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ssn.e Of the Rivers.

r OFFICiAi SIGNAL SERVICE, 4. s. A.
r MEMPHIS, March ., pm.
Tho following observations arc taken at all sta.
tom named at 18th meridian time which "a one
hour later than Memphis time.
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A COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS ON CAROLINA
"a street, doors east OF Main. APPLY at
III Vance street.
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No Other Book Published Does This.

which special mi,a
model Of tcin dsEa,t
altogether
sensible and straightforward
been printed
the mother yenfi
bad TO be purchased al It's regular price,
referred equally written and valuable
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AsIUsEMENTs.
MEMrnis THEATER
Thursday, Fridays and saturday, March 5, and 10.
Matinee saturday.
The Famous Comedy
THE HIGHEST MDDER,"
with
Ell. soTHERN,
Under the Dissection OF Mr. Daniel Frohmau).
From the Iyccufn Theater New York, where It
ran over 100 nights,
Seats on snlc al wltzmann Co.'S music store.
.MEMpHls THEArER,
THREE NIGHTS.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH Il.
Engagement Of
MRS. LAN61RY,
MR.. C0GHLAN
And Her Own Company.
Monday-"As IN A LOOKING GLASS"
Tuesday-"A wlFE's PERIL"
wednesday-"LADY OF LYONS"
rErcEs-orchestra and orchestra clrcle........s Je
/ Frat rows dress circle--.....-"..--....."loo
Balance rows dress circle~................". 70
Sale Of seats begins Friday, March ., at wittzmann
& Co.'S music store
Monday March 10 LIzzIE EVANS.
U,uGENE RoBNsoN,s DINE MUSEUM
IL AND TWO THEATERs 2
Open Daily from to lop.m.
rATRoNlzED by THE ELITE OF THE CITY.
sa-Now ON ExInBITIoN,-ss
Miss Eva Perry, with her beautiful school Of cdu
Gated Canary birds WILD WEST WONDERLAND
grand, gorgeous sight The famous Paper King
Miss Loite Davis. talented lady vocalist aud bright
catchy songs. Last week Of Morriscy 4 Edson's
Pleasure Party. Miss Jennie Quigley. the Midget
Queen, IN her refined Vocal specinltes Lieut. W.
Allen. the Royal VentrioQuist Prof Edison
King OF the Accordion Maudc Morrissey. descriptive
Vocalist Nichols Perilous Wire Ascension. 1ur
ner & Gaston's Great sketch, MORE WIND. Etc
loo. Admission. One Dime. loo.
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving.
Movements at the Levee.

SATURDAY.
New Orleans CRY OF BATON RoUoE, p m
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| A PARTNER in A WELL ESTABLISHED
| IA good paving business Must have some cnpi.
tai. Call or address b c, New Clarendon Hotel,
| Memphis, Tenn
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PERSONAL
A sHBRooK 4 WHITE, 20 FRONT ST.. PAY
"a highest cash prices for Hides Furs and Wool.
pUFFALo GNAT AND Fly ExrRRMINAToR,
and charbonne" can be had Of any wholesale mer'
chant OF send orders at once 20 French, Bros &
Co.. 6s5 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
C,IsTERNs- SMOKING CHIN.
~ ncys. etc Telephone SIS .
U'oR BEDROCK PRICES IN FURNITURE CALL
II on the Armstrong furniture Company, "a
Second ~ n,.
GAS AND OIL STOVES, LATEST DESIGNS.
VI lamps. etc. at A. llitrfeds 2SS Second ST.
TJARR. ACCOUNTANT. $40 SECOND. KEEPS
L l. books BY contract Tangled accounts adjust
cd. statemenis.
HAVING INsTRUMENTs FOR FINDING AND
cold and silver mines without FAIL any pcrson
knowing Of such places viii do well 20 hne out
paHlcular. Instruments Tor ssie. They can he
ifitd aud stand Investigation. Addrest &. Walton,
In care Of posioiice box i6A birmingham. Ala
NTAYNING's ART SCHOOL : Pupils ARE
wi taught 20 enlarge all kinds Of pictures BY
hand aud llc-si.c portrait. FREQ IN y lessons after
which fhe system Il sold Tor a nominal sum. No.
2a7 Second street
vi Paper at Memphis PAPER Co. ~ Second IT.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IoNAwAY's REAL ESTATE AGENCY, no. 25
" Main street. Established ls5A
L,oRD & LEMAsTER RIAL ESTATE AND
u Rental Agents, 49, hndlson street
IT L. GuloS, REAL ESTATE AGENT.
IL. ~ Madison street
HATCHETT. RICE & co. REAL ESTATE AND
! insnrnnc Agents, 2as Main st. Memphis.
\ TcKFON & Gross, REAL ESTATE BROKERS
vi and Collecting Agents; 2 Madison street
ID L. CoyHtssx Co. REkI<EsTATE AGENTS
IL. aud l,ct,ts, No q Madspn street
ID J. BLACK 4 co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Il l.. a. Madison street
PHYSICIANS.
~ r. MALONE. NJ. D., oFF1cE SIS Main street
VI. Rcsklcnoe i0 MellIngion 1elephone -
cuInoPoDisr.
nR 10 !. scHERER TREATS CoRNs AND
IL bunionA oflcc houn An I'LL 4p.m. No
BATHS.
u1uRIfsII. RUSSIAN, Ei.pTRIc SULPHUR.
i Salt or Fresh Water Bath. &c 70 81. ~ 81 ~
ATTORNEYS.
(,HAIMERs 4 COOPER, ATToRNEYs-AT.LAw.
" i5is Madison street lupstainl
n ~. TRFzEyAST. ATTORNEY. AT.LAw. 40. -
~. North Court street
Nj H. TREZEvANT. ATToRNEY.ATLAw.N 40
vi. 9Nadison street
SMTu q COLLIER ATToRSEYsArLAw. a.
y Court street.
sPECIALIsrS
HAvE YOUR. CoRHs. BUHIONs AND IN.
II growing uaiis treated without pain or blood,
by Or FRAZIER. n y. at Peabody harber-shop.
n, y. EpwARDs, MD, SPECIALIST. EYE
Il Eaf. Nose and Throat g7oA Main street
LOAN OFFICES.
NIEMPHis loan oFFlCE ). n GoTTHELp.
vi Manager % Bcaic and - Monroe Low rates
on lnfgc ainounts
NJ ATTAIN BACH. 10 MONROE AND go7 SECOND
~ siz Diamonds Watches Jcwclry. Old Cold
and Silver bought and told.
GALVANIZED rRoNwoRKs.
Ono. r. RUpscII. JR, THE TIN AND SHIFT
VI iron worker Business and residence iclc
phone No. ~
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uALF OF DESIRABLE CENTRALLY LoCAT
l L Ell residence ON Adams. 81, upper and lower
floors Address NJ, care Appeal Office,
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CoTTAGE FOUR ROOMS, AT 50 ALABAMA
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No Other Book Published Does This.

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know the fact and In such IL advicc H. "Scnd for
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The point H. that Il teaches you 10 distinguish between
aud tells you when Il necessary AID when no, neccssar,
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ROOMS AND HOARD.
poARD-iTI sECoND-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with board Cor man aud wife can h. had At
Ia Second street Reference must be given. Day
boarticu solicited MRS v. scIikREh
DoARD-0ooD nay BOARD AT $3.50 PER
ID month. 2ip Union II.
~ EsiRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD Ar u MAD.
~ son street
L,uRNisnED ROOMS AND BoARD-Iis COUNT
IL street
L,URNwIED ROOMS, WITH or WITHOUT
" hoard. 100 Main sinct
~ ENTLEMEN CAN GIT COMFORTABLE DAY
VI board At M. ~ Court ~ cor $40 per week.
TWO FRONT ROOMS AND BOARD AT No u
Il coun street Alao, dny.board nj $500 per
month.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-10

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-10

A. RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO REPRESENT THE
~ Ball Electric Light CO. in the city os Memphis
and vicinity. Best OF references required.
Address BALL ELECTRIC LIGHT Co.
Is Cortlandt 81. New York CITY.