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THE NOLEN CASE.
THE ARGUMENT CONCLUDED AND
THE JURY ABLY CHARGED.

At Late Hour Last Night the Jury
Declared Their Inability to Agree
No Immediate Prospect of ver-
dict.
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CAUTION.


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April ., 1883
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iicHtcd ny The beet physicians without benefit.
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toon relieved her completely aud ,hc u now as
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which mpar,s such .cryor, such normal
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please as |. Gifted with a fine person,
features instantly caunblo of varied cx.
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Young, patient, s'udiuus aud -auguIuc, hc
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markable degree OF
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


TO the Editor OF The Appeal
! notice that the Prohibtionists in sew.
sral Of the southern States are trying 10 get
up Prohibition State ticket. With your
permission / wish to pen few thoughts
on this subject. The whites in the south are
divided on Prohibition, the negroes are
nearly unit against 1t; the whites are nearly
olidly Democratic; a majority OF the me-
yroes are Republicans Therefore it would
DC an act Of great stupidity for the whites
to divide on this question without the least
probability Of success and thus sacrifice
hat old historic party whose principles
have outlived and annihilated the old
Federal party, the old Wing party, the
Knownothing party, the Greenback party,
and next November. II undivided, will
bury 80 deep the present sectional Repub-
lean party that the enemies OF Demo-
cracy will again have TO hunt up another
new name. / am, and have been, a Prohi-
btionist for more than forty years, and
whenever that question is submitted TO
the people on its own merits ! will vote for
il, but never will / sacrifice the old JefIer-
sonian Democracy without any possibility
Of success, but a certainty OF again eslab-
fishing obnoxious negro rule on the
southern people. Hence i think every
good man, Prohibitionist or what not, who
wants Justice, honest and good govern
ment 10 prevail in the south, ought TO 'sit
down" on these despoileB. y.
Days, Miss, June 4.
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THE RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
MEETING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
TO RE-oRGANIzE.
The Reigning Motive Desire to Pro-
tect Themselves and the Public from
Dangers Arising nom Incompetent
Men Embracing In the Business.

The druggists are aroused to the inn
portance of organization.
Passing and prospective events warn
them that this is the most promising bal
work OF strength and defense against OPP
preston OF their interests.
A meeting of the local Retail Druggists
association was held Yesterday afternoon
IN the circuit court room. There was II
large and representative attendance, DIR.
W. c. Griswald was made chairman.
The association has been in existence
about one year, and was organized to re-
sst the legislative attempt TO stick the
druggists for about eight years back taxes
as retail liquor dealers. When this had
been accomplished, the organization rather
lapsed into state OF inocuous desuctudc,
and at the meeting yesterday there was n
perceptble absence Of regular officials. II
further developed that no record of pre-
yiously transacted business was in ex.
istcnse.
The revival of interest was due mainly
to three causes, viz
/. The association Of wholesale druggists
had extended an invitation to their retail
brethren TO affiliate with them as far as
practicable.
2. The retail association of the State will
hold its annual meeting in Memphis in
May of next year, and it behooyos the
local druggists to prepare for the reception
and entertainment Of their brethren.
3. To protect the public against imposi-
ton and danger at the hands OF incompe-
tent druggists. The importance OF these
points will appear TO the intelligent reader
ut q single glance.
On motion OF DIR. ID. L. Goodyear, n
committee was appointed TO wait upon the
wholesale druggists aud learn from them
10 what extent they invited aililiation from
the retail men. Ii was also resolved that
on the second Wednesday in July next,
when the executive committee Is 10 report,
| the association would 20 into an election
OF officers Tor a permanent organization.
An ArrENL reporter learned from Mr.
| II. J. Holster the interest of the association
in the third motive for reorganization, or
protection for the public. Mr.. Holster
stated that there had long been a necessity
| for action Of this kind. Tennessee was
/ about the only state in which there was
not on the statute books law regulating
| the business. As matters now stood, any
mau who had the money and inclination,
could open drug store in the State aud
| carry ON the business regularly, whether
! hc was in any way qualified Tor il or not.
They proposed, II possible, TO remedy this
10y having a law passed compelling every
man, before embarking in the business u
stand an examination before State phar.
maceutical board.
The public will hail the movement with
pleasure, and wish for the druggists com.
| pletc success.
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Sanitation by Fire.

To the Editor Of The Appeal.
Your idea Of sanitation by fire is GER
tainly grand one, the only one which has
any intelligence about IL. A hundred
years from now we may have some inn
proyement by virtue oil electricity, but for
this day your idea is the ultimate OF any
thing conceivable. | made that decision
some years ago in my own mind, but as !
had no public influence the idea remained
with me alone. The public certainly owes
you a debt Of gratitude for such vast re-
search and such grand result In deciding
in n matter which 10 concerned their
health. And why should We wait for
years TO put into effect q plan Of such vital
import 20 the health OF n city. Why wait
for some Yank 70 invention when south
ern woman here in your midst can give
YOU practical plan which can speedily be
put into execution, and save hundreds oil
our sweet, beautiful children from UNI
timely graves? Have one OF two large
furnaces built, and in each closet have a
zinc box with double lids 10 exclude all
odor, put the garbage also In these boxes
and the garbage wagons can carry the
boxes 10 and fro TO the furnace, sprinkle
lime In box after Il Is empty. Some OF our
leading physicianstell us the refuse thrown
In our bayous around the suburbs would
speedily kill those living near II the heavy
rains did not keep them washed out An
other most important item as regards
health Is to tear down or remove the
shaniies TO the country. Their inmates
are, ~ q class, filthy, and even with sani'
taiion by fire and pure artesian water, dis
ease would he bred in those low novels.
No, only rs regards health (which Is the
highest and hottest regard Of a peoplel,
but these low novels, placed often beside
an elegant residence, arc disgrace 10 the
noble city Of Memphis.
Visitors make note OF this TACT IN
spite Of all the beauties We can show
them. You have influence with the pco
ple. and bcsecch you, In the name o
our beautiful children who are 40 dear q
our hearts, Use every endeayor 10 give ~
laws for health and for our childreni
children. Mrs. l..
Memphis, juno Is, 1888.
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.Momcn On the Chrneh."

To the Editor Of The Appeal
sir-Through my friend Miss Clara Con-
way, Of your city, am in receipt ola copy
Of TnK ArrEAL Of May7, In II | find an
editorial on "women in the Church" that
Is 80 able, Just and broad.minded, that |
cannot refrain from writing you my thanks
for the same. This is especially gratifying,
coming from n journal 10 influential as
yours in the south. hope 10 see, In tho
near future, the woman question" ag.
itatcd more Professionally in your section
than il has been, to the end, not only OF
equality In the church, but equality In the
State.
Again thanking you for the brave words
ON behalf OF my sex, ! remain cordially
youu. HELEs NJ. COUGAR,
President Indiana National Woman Sui
irage association
Lafayette, Ind, June IL.
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B. LoWENsrElN g. BROS.
JUST RECEIVED DO DOZEN

JUST RECEIVED DO DOZEN
Fine Cambria Fans in red. pink, cream
and white ground, handsomely painted
and very desirable; these we offer today
at Soc each, actually worth zoe.
In our Lace Department we willhavc on
sale some big bargains in short lengths Of
Lace Flouncing, suitable for dress trim
ming. Colors: Black, cream and mixed: :
marked down to close, under half price.
At lOc per yard, one case Of sheer white
plaid India null. exceptionally nice ma.
tcrial this is an immense bargain.
At $500 per dozen, one lot all-lincn
IIuck Towels, sire 22xii, heretofore sold
at $3.50 per dozen.
At pc per pair, ono lot Of Lislc and one
lot Of silk Gloves that are actually worth
6jc pair.
SUR DEPARTMENT Childrcn's Bingham
Dresses, trimmed with Embroidery, only
55c each.
Misses white dresses, ages twelve, four
teen and sixteen years, (soilcd), o5c.
Ladies' Pcrcale Mother Hubbard Wrap.
pors, sl.15.
IS dozen ladies' black, extra silk finished
Lisle Thread Hose at JOc per pair, real
value sl.OO.
Ladies' all.linen unlaundricd hcm.stitched
INITIAL Handkerchicis, one lot 3Oc
one 10, 90c each.
Also one lot OF Gcntlcmcn's Initial Hand
kerchieis at 3Oc each either Of the above
lots ara worth double the money.
d. LowENsTEIN & BROS.
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r. II. w. GOODWIN
Grand RemoxaI Sale

Commences today at Q o'clock am. We
close from IL O'Clock M TO . o'clock pm.
10 arrange stock.
You may imagine you have bought Dry
Goods cheap, but Il remained for us 10
touch the lowest zero plicc ever named.
Here are few sample prices, all marked
in plain figures, 50 you can wait OH your
SELF
SIC white check Nainsook go at &c.
loo white plaid India Linen, 90 at &c.
Pc white plaid Mulls, very fine, 90 ut Zoe.
40c imported French Paids, all new, go at
pic.
25c imported fast Black Null and India
Linen Plaids all go at lOc.
l5c, f0-inch. India Linen 20 mt &c.
loo Blcached l6-inch Toweling Crash go at
DC.
surah silk.
00c 22-inch colored Surah silks 90 ut i0c
Sl.2j heavy dress Surah Silk 90 nj Csc.
Sl.25 black Gro-Gmin Silks go ut SIC.
sl.75 black Gro-Grain silks 20 at Sl.l3.
Black Goods.
Sl.O0 i0.inch silk finish Tamcse Cloth,
beautiful quality, 60 at 5jc.
zoe Black Goods go at 43c.
Coiorcd ORES. Goods.
$3.50 i6-inch silk Henrietta, all shades 90
ut Csc.
100 pieces all-wool dress goods, all styles
and qualities, some worth from 75c to
sl.0O, all 20 at 35c.
25c Figured Challie 90 ut l0c.
sstecns, Eic.
20c and 25c best American Satcens go at sc.
I5c best French Sateer 90 ut PIC.
Toe wide Figured Batistc 60 at 6lc
pc pure Linen Lawn, figured. 20 ut l0c.
20c pure Brown Lawn, figured, 90 nj Sic.
&c, all colors, Cheese Cloth, go at &c.
l5c, all colOrs, Curtain Scrim, go at DC.
l0c Dress Ginghains, 90 nj Gle.
l2lc Dress Styles Ginghams, 90 at &c.
lbc nobby Dress Ginghams 90 at SIC.
zoe novelty Dress Ginghams go at lOc.
Pnrasoi..
Biggest cut in prices on record. No re
gard for cost prices TO sell them.
500 Parasols today S2.2j.
$500 Parasols today sl.75.
1925 Parlsols today Sl.50.
Gloves.
Misses Gloves. all sizcs; 90 nj SC.
Ladies' silk Gloves, all sizes, 90 mt l5c.
l1ultH IsinDTplucTtu hdCh 'loNts ~ " lot
Ladies silk Gloves go at 2jc.
Fans.
zoe Folding Fans 20 at Jc.
&c Folding Fans ~ al ljc.
SOC Folding Fans go At SOC.
Torchou Lsee..
Big reduction TO close out I75 pieces; nc
duplicating prices after today.
Embroidery. Etc.
All marked in plain figures at prices "a
sell them.
Men's socks.
Fancy, full sire, 20 at &c per pair.
25c British lIalf.llosc 90 at l5c per pair.
Mems shirts.
Mems Blue Porcalo Shirts, laundried, size
l4l, 10, l5l, IL, sold for Sl.0O. Cuff
| aud Collars, 20 at Zoe.
sl.0O Gents Fancy Shiris-all sizes, opcr
back or front-odd lots. 20 Mt SOC.
$50 Mems full length Night Shirt, vel
made, big Job, go a GOc.
Sl.OO Gents Balbriggan Shirts, odd lots
fine quality, go nj SOC.
75c ladies Gauzo Vests, odd lots, all sizes
goat 25c.
Hosiery.
Every pair marked down; no duplicate
after these are sold
Chan,iiis Baiis,e.
l0c, all the now styles, today SC.
r. II. w. GOODWIN,
No. ass Main street
VIII Remove 60 TIoya's Old stand.
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worth . Fortune 60 Anyone.

A flashing, crystalline memory that can re-.
call and recount, with precision, IT, previous
impressions, II worth n fortune "a anyone.
Prof. A. Loisctte No. 257 Fifth avenue, New
York, develops Just such memory In any
one, by n marvellous method Of his own dis
covery. Taught by correspondence. Write
for particulars.
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PITTsBuRo NUT COAL.
JUST THE THING ron COOKING.
Two Barges Just Received.
@. u. BRyAS & &c.
Tn. Won, n,.ne Of pubIIc Men.

From the Rome lOAl Tribune
Grover Cleveland is today the Mont
Blanc Of Americas public men. lie towers
above all others ~ docs this great oxclama-
ton point Of nature among the foot hills.
lie IA a man Of destiny: he Is a reality not
a hope. His record Il luminous with the
elorihed light OF a success ~ marvellous M
L is unique in history. lie will be his
own successor.
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Beauty
Is desired and admired by ALL Among
the things which may best be done to

enhance personal
ueauty is the daily
use Of Ayers Hair
Nigor. No matter
what the color Of
The hair, this prepa-
ration gives 1t a lus-
ire aud pliancy that
adds greatly to its
charm. Should tho
hair he thin, harsh,
dry, or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Nigor
will restore the
color, bring out a
new growth, and
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GKr up clubs for TnK WEEKLY ArrKAL
anil SECURE one Of the cash prizes. See lists.
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TgLErnoSE your orders for Brick TO John
Cubbins, Telephone 332.
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MEnrms Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating works. No. go Beale street.
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Blaine cables from England that he has
no objection 10 having his name used be.
fore the Chicago convention, provided
they will express him box Of Yellow
Label Cigan.
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Biaine's Cable.

CnowS wash blue does perfect work.
Give II trial.
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Drummer Left.

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as we will only sell 10 one merchant In
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Memphis, Tenn.
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render the old soft and shiny, For
keeping the scalp clean, cool, and
healthy, there is no better preparation
In the market.
IL am free TO confess that q tria, 81
Ayers Hair VigOr has convinced mo
that II Is a genuine article. Its use has
not only caused the hair OF my wife aud
daughter To loo
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IIIFI,.

An IMPORTANT MEETING WILL BE HELD
~ IN the X. of n ball corner Of FOURTH sud
LOoney streets. on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, June -,
at O'clock. Every member requested 70 he
'' ." ' VIC. FAvER President
ions STRAIN. Secretary.
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$3.50 i6-inch silk Henrietta, all shades 20
nj Csc.
100 pieces Atwood dress goods all styles
and qualities, some worth from 75c to
Sl.0O, all 90 at 35c.
&c Figured Challie 90 nj l0c.
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OUR cRANDMoTHgEs' NAY.
Revival of the oId-Taslsioned courte.

Revival Of tae Old-FasEioned Courtesy.
The old-iashioned courtesy of our
CrandwotLCgs is being revived AGAIN,
though u modified form.
At recent reception 1t the White
House talr young girl was presented 30
tie President. As he TOOK her hand She
Cucked down about six inches with u
movement which might he termed tho
lightning courtesy. The same Et-le bob
was repeated "a moment later as she shook
hands with Mrs. Cleveland
Some OF the bystauders exclaimed. How
awfully couItryi" but were quickly sub
dueG by an explanation coming from ono
OF he initiated.
The trick is the latest English custom
on being presented to people of note. Tho
movement is a difdcult one, t.a5 If ltui-
versally' adopted the fair society hc!lcs
VIII dnG some difficulty in pyrroeti1,z-
themselves IN the accollll ishmeuy, Tor,
unlike their Erandmothers. the early ed u
cation the modern girl IN that respect
has been neglected
Courtesies and backboards were long
ago consigned 10 oblivion as old fashioned
and out o- date. Now, together with tho
old suiunin--whscls, they are being
brourbt 10 light and favor once more
Toledo Blade.
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Ehc Things Tint will Pay.

We might imagine man looking over
his final accounts and reading there of
thousands expended in building blocks
and dwellings, and nothing devoted To-
the everlasting habitations which only
the blessed shall enter. We might inn
agine man spending his millions for
railways, steamships, manufactures,
merchandise and mines, all of which
would be left behind while perhaps
among the accounts we might discern the
record OF q single penny that had been
used in sending forth tract which has
saved a soul ; a sixpence spent in encouT-
aging and inStructing little child, who
growing 10 manhood had electrified the
world with his works, and won many
souls into the kingdom of God or a
shilling spent in feeding hungry soul,
and saving useful life. How easy il
would be 10 see in the light OF the great
beyond, that penny thus expended
might be more fruitful of blessing. satis-
faction and reward, than millions cx-
pended in the luxury, the business, or the
merchandise of this world.
The things that viii pay are the things
done Tor God.
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