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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

NJ r. Noser came down from Salina
yesterday and will be in town for a few
days. Salina and the upper kaw valley
had good rains the last week. Mr.. MoSer
goes west to Salt Lake and the mountains
within a few days for fish and a good
time
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Don't miss seeing as well a hearing the
out door concert given in front of the Gar
field opera house, "Wednesday evening,
August !, at 7:30 p III. Admission to OPP
era House, 30 cents. Children half price.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

The friends of Mrs. 7. NJ HollingswOrth,
the mother of DIR. II. c. Hollingsworth
will be grieved 10 learn that she is lying
dangerously i'll at her home l0lS East
Douglas avenue,:with but little hopes Of
her recovery
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

\. r. Wilber's new combination of
thirty people including full brass band
Milanese orchestra, open a four nights
engagement at the Crawford Grand, at
popular prices. beginning Wednesday, Au-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

DR. s. John Las. nsgas eassT,4.ne6 sons
ot bis professional bssshrxa IA hoa.or q
bis yoang son- Those presras were Dra
A. NJ AID c. G.. AeCoiioagk. s0r,l34.
E4astale. AeAdA-nz. Pasay AID Ho-E-za-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

The press speaks in the highest terms of
the Peak Family Bell Ringers and their
famous child cornet band.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
Sick Headache

Is one OF the distressing Affections and PEOPLE
who are It's victims deserve sympathy EGt .As
great Success HooGs Sarsapa-illa has had IN curing
SICK headache axe 10 seem almost foolish TO allow
the trouble 10 continue By its toains AMI iastsOr
atlns effect upon the digestive organs. Hopds Ssr-
saparilla readily gives relief when he@dacae artses
from Indigestion; and in nerrslgc Conditions by
building up the dehEitated system. Hooi.s Sarsa-
parilla removes tie Gauss and hence oyerco-n-s
the difficulty
MY wife suffered from sick headache and nsQ-
ralsis- After taking Hoods SarSapar.lla she as
much relieved" W r BARE, Wilmington. ohso.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold by al druggists 81 SIX for IS P-egaea oaly
by c. l. HOOD & Co, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses Une Dollar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

The Woman's association of st. Francis
hospital greatfully Acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of the following articles:
One half dozen suits of underwear from
Mrs Tom Griffith; bundle of men. Mrs
Friend; Baby dresses, Mrs. VIII Glenn;
miscellaneous articles, Mrs. o. Y Bentley:
reading matter. Mrs. Chas. Walker; one
half dozen glasses Of jelly, Mrs. c, a
Van Ness. Mrs. B. II. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
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Why There Should be Profitable Com
petition With Eastern Mills.

petition with Eastern Mills.
Iron the Chattanooga TrA,icsman.
Here are some facts on the cotton mill
trade Of New England, scntout bya Boston
writer for the press
"Prospcrity shines on the principal cot
ton manufacturing companies tbs aulum n
and tho wooden mills have no great reason
for complaint Fat pocket books are indi-
Gated plainly enough In the December
dividend list. The Lancaster, Lawrence,
Nashua. Pacific and York mills pay semi
annual dividends Of 8 per cent; the Jack.
eon, dividend OF per cent; the Great
Falls and Ipswich, 3 per cent, and the
Cochlco ? per cent The AmOskcag COM
pany, not yet announced, vii make the
usual liberal disinbgtion. Manufacturing
stocks are In request and no wonder.
While some Of the principal RAILROAD
properties seem 60 10 going 30 the
dogs, the cotton mills are in for period
Of exceptional prosperity. They had their
depression four years ago and their turn
for profits has come. The annual state.
mcnls Of several Fall River concerns are
significant. During the past year the
Wampanoag Mills have earned sl51OOO
on $4,000 capital, and have paid $780,
$50 In dividends. The Union Cotton
Company earned $4,000 and divided
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THE Mississippi rose inches ut St. Louis
yesterday.
The Chickasaw goes out Wednesday for
White River
THE Buckeye State departs Tuesday at 5
o'clock p. m. for Cincinnati.
The Annie p Silver was at Helena yester-
day, taking on 1000 bales of cotton.
THE Arkansas River is rising fast at Little
Rock, but is stationary at Fort Smith,.
The DcSoto was detained here until yes
terday. She left loaded fiat in the water.
DURING the twenty-four hours ending at
2o'clock yesterday afternoon the river here
rose 4-tenths.
cry yesterday and departed for the upper
coast with a fine trim.
THE Joe Peters, leaving last evening for
Arkansas river, was literally patronized by
both passengers and shippers.
The United States snagboat, John n. Ma
comb, is here taking on stores. She will
probably proceed TO Cairo this morning
THE City Of New Orleans, OF the Anchor
Line, is announced to leave here Monday
afternoon at 8 o'clock for New Orleans and
and all way landings en- route.
The Anchor Line steamer City OF Provi-
dence, under command OF Capt George Car
velc, leaves from the elevator this afternoon
at o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis.
The r. A. Speed is due here en- route to
Commerce TO wreck the burned steamer
Kate Adams. II is expected that she will
save 900 bales Of cotton, probably more.
THE Rosa Lee, for 0sceola: James Lee. for
Friars point; Coahoma for Arkansas City,
and the City of New Orleans, for New Or
leans, leave tomorrow at 5 o'clock p. m.
Tux ferry steamer p. II. Kelly was tied up
by the United States marshal yesterday at
the instance of Fred Baker who alleges that
the boat is indebted to him several hundred
dollars.
Mn. JoHS +. WuBANKs. late clerk OF the
illfated steamer Barksdalc is reported dying
Of consum ption at his home in Vicksburg.
His sister, who lives In Evansville, has been
summoned TO his bedside.
The Louisville CoiTier-JoTndl says the
burning Of the Barksdale, Kate Adams and
Hanna has brought the attention OF several
insurance companies 20 carrying cotton on
passenger steamers The general opinion is
that deck saloons have much b. do with dis
asten Of this nature, ~ many are allowed
the privilege OF smoking and drinking on
deck. Steamers that do not carry deck pas
songcrs have been most successful In tie
TRANSFORMATION of cotton,
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At Evansville.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dec 20.-The Buckeye
State passed TO Memphis at noon today with
n fair trip. Her discharge and receipts here
were extremely light. The l.. G.. Ragon,
from Nashville, had a light layout, and went
back with poor business. Packets went out
on time with light traffic. Through business
Is exceedingly light. aud will continue dull
until after the New Year. The Granite State
wires up at noon tomorrow. The u. T..
schenck Is due down, but will not arrive
until tomorrow afternoon, having been de-
layed In the canal. The John 4. Wood coal
tow passed South at q o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Brecn, n contractor Of Nashville, pur-
chased the little steamer Chas. A. Blackman
and barge today for Sl,7OO cash. She will
be used about Nashville towing rock.
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Special uisnatch 70 Inc Apif'ai
CAiro III. Dec. 20.-Tho Cherokee j. here.
adding freight. and will have n very good
trip for Memphis. She rubbed at CONNER.
cial Point ON ~ feet, which j. the shonlcst
water TO 81 Louis. The As. Willis got her two
bargos OF and out and went back 10 Guys
Point after two more The Harry Brown, with
n tow of coal for New Orleans, and the CHAR
he Brown. with tow for 81. Louis are due
from Louisville. Capt Harry Brown, 81
Pitisburs ishcrc awaiting the arrival Of the
boat The river is IS 7-iO feet on the gauge,
q rise OF inches In twcnty-fouT hours.
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Trustees Notice.


Notice Il hereby given that the undersigned, ne
trustee will sell at public oucry or cash, In front
Of the Court. House Of shelby county. Tenn, In
the City OF Memphis, between The hour Of aud
O'Clock nm. on
Thursday. January 10, 1850.
All the right title and Interest Of X &. potiillo
Carolina Kcnncy. David l. kcuncy, NJ. + kcnncy,
g. II. Kenncy aud Carrie May kCnncy In aud TO
the following described lot or parcel OF ground Vt
uacl IN Memphis Shelby county, Tenn. and pr
ucularly described NJ certain lot fruuiing ON the
south side Of Adams street ~ feet, nnd running
back between PARALLEL lines lihS feet 90 the alley
between jefferson street, and being the vacant lot
lying next west Of the residence known as the
"Keuney Place
Said sale will be- made under aud by virtue Of slN
scycml trust deeds made 10 the undersigned. rs
trustee tn secure certain Indebtedness therein ~
out aud In the payment Of which default las been
made. to which said trust deeds cicrvnoc + her,
made A. they appear oi record in the Registers
Oflcc OF shelly county Tenn, In lhok la, page
ISL. 10 aud ial aud look ia page CO.
Equity Of redemption, dover aud homestead
waived. THOMAS n. eCRr00e. nusloc.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IrYDTR AND nv VIRTUE OF 4 TRrsr bHTD
J executed H. tho undersigned Trustees ~
Trfrusun q iiamIHun go The ith dag II January.
les. frgaffci ln Mississippi touniy, An.. ~
Record iaok. vol y, Ia.si 80 go. ~, ihg in'
dtbtcsiusss ssrufud thrfChf frmaIulnF due and uu.
tald. al thc ruuos % tho bcnsnoiafos w vii, On
saturday. January 8. tsHp.
In legal hours IN irunt u NE oUurih0use do1f ~
said Mississippi County, Aft. in tho town NJ Oanu
ola a u t1fha hlHnrst bidder uf cash. tr follow
iur drarfibsd fcal estate. Situated w aaid uUuniy
i1uit The tmrt ~ lani kuuuu ~ the "Npirna'
plantation containing about 80 arnf ifafllunal
iau ~ srriinn q cuutfininH 80 lNiul arns. irirs
lion noftheaai quarter ni ttriun ~ a. acfrs rnsi
ffurtiunal Ian ~ section u containing ~ ~ iun
afus. northwest quarter ~ tcrilnu o. i1 hffrs
northwest quarter oi scrilnn 49, 40 arfa. south
vet quarter If section o. ~ agfus all No. iown.
ne principal meridian The cari half ~ ihe south.
est quarter oi seotinu q nnnhgast intfilDn III
fiun I. lfu liu nCrUH HUsf Irrational half "a fCr
ton 10 ne $40 arnf east half n Tie northeast
0usnsf ~ seriiun ~ 1atf,. southeast quarter Of
quarter III section o. - acrs. oafi hall oi no
northeast quarter ~ section iI fnnrffs. tnuihrlsi
quarter ~ auriinn ~ iGl arne southwest quarter
~ acrtion " ~ aCfrll northwest quarter ui scr
tiuu 2. 10 acrs vosi ball 81 - northwest quar-
east quarter u scfiun 7, ~ arms northwest quar-
isf n s1Uiion l. 10 nrrU sasi bell oi the southeast
quarter ~ sarfiul q ~ nrfrs east halt NJ iln
nnuhrast quartet ~ s'riinn 49, - nrrIs spuihrtft
quarter oi sociipn u, in1 aons northeast quaHef
~ section a. 10 artvs east imrilnnil part u the
Irrational part ~ thr southwest quarter ~ nt'I.
"a a. nfrfaaail ln township ~ north fiuEr ~ rflt
Terms n ssio-Cash Tile believed FOrl lu
We seil ant convey ~ rusircl only lbs hQtcm
b 4. lusfOs.
TFusiura
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
untii the skin was raw body covered with
scales like spots Of mortar. Cared o, the
guticufs ftrmedlss.


avn going to tell you n the extraordinary
change your tuuctua llrufnir, performed on me-
About the II Of April nst uolcrd some rel PIN.
plcs like cuiuiug out ai oyVf my hody. but thought
nothing Of unul tomo TINE later on, When u p,
gan ~ lock Ike spots 81 mortar spolicd ON, aud
which came % inlAyers. accompanied BY itching
would scratch every night until wa nav thrn
the next niTht the scal,s. being turned mean
suit al the docion ~ the county but without aid.
Alter Swing up Ill hotc. ~ recovery, hapreuci
10 go an afy,fu.cmcnt IN ihc ncwtpafcI about
your tufictnA hHHTnfF, and purchased thCM
INN my dfnlai,L and obtained almosi lmmcdiaic
nligt hgran 70 notice that the fcaly cfupuons
gmdually dropped on aud disappeared one ~ one,
nnd have been fuily curd bad the disease thif-
teen months hciorv ! bcHan taking the CvIiCunA
hrntniis, and To- four or i've weeks was entirely
curtd Ny disease vas cczcma and lsofia.ls ]
MOO mcndcd thc CrucrnA htNfniis ~ al IN my
vicinity, aud ! know 81 great many who have
taken Them, and thauk me iof the knowledge oi
thum. ctpcrinlly moihcfs who have babes With
scalY Cruptions on tholr heads aud bodice cln.
not expires Ia wof,is the thanks 10 you inf what
the CtfiCrHA Rrarnffs have bcou tome. ~ body
was cpferd with scales and was nn awful sloc'
la,le e behold NOW M (, q gics spd Gear
sept y -
Tch = isss Not a traoc whaisocycr Of ihe a..
casc frpin which suffered has shosn it.eil ,lnce
my cure. OEo. CVILi'
We cannot do Justice 10 ihe esteem IN which
CufiCunt, The great stln Cufe. and CrucrnA
roAr m exquisite skin nrautihcf. prupaud rom
a. and ttftttuA RrsutyINT. the new hippi rufi'
Der are held b. the thousands upun thousands
who's Lives have boUn made happy Wy The cur %
nFouiElnE. humlliitinr. itching. enly aud piinply
diseases oi the ssin, salp aud blood, with los Of
half
Roid everywhere. Price CudcrrA. SOC soar. 80.
RrsuLyExf, ~. fupard ny The fuffrn Dnug ANp
CHEMICAL Co. Boston. Mas.
n9Acnd for "iiow ~ Curr skin Disetsel@ O.
rarcs. ~ Illustrations aud t0l tastlm0niiis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

c. L. Winkler, Professor Of Music.
L. A. Harvey, 2Si Front Street.
J. II. Taylor, Hill, Fontaine & Co.
+. W. Thomas, 81 Madison Street.
c. f. Hcth, 81 Madison Street.
S. n. Castle, Taxing District Office.
]. II. Erskine, Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo, Dashiell, G. w. Jones & Co.
H. W. Beck, Scimitar ofllcc.
H. w. Dale, Avalanche Office.
G. NJ. Peetc, Lennon & Gale Co.
h. NJ. Draper, Tennessee Paper Co.
r. T.. Patterson, Sb3 Front Street.
NJ. Halle, Mcnkcn & Co,
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
"A sisting Of SO m EN- :
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays $I.oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $1,000 worth of goods
in our line "a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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Cincinnati.

Special Dispatch N The Appeal
CINcISNArI o.. Dec. 2a-The river j. fall.
Ing with 10 feet Of water In the channel last
evening. Clear and cool. Business quiet.
The Hudson returned 10 Pittsburg on time.
The canal l. clear again and the Ohio aud
Houston are due The Ohio will return 20
Memphis tomorrow.
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AtGreea,liIe.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GnErNyILlE Miss. Dec. 2D.--Thc Paris G.
Brown, Tor New Orleans, left AZ Z o'clock
pm. The City Of Providence, Tor ST. Louis.
viii leave Mt O'Clock pm. The river Is u
feet inches and rising The weather Is
overcast
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srRAYED ON STOLEN.

.nN DECEMBER -. iss.. COCKER sPAStu
~ dog, aged mnnthsi nnsWcn ~ The name VI
''brm hns BLACK laark. with frct breast. nnsr and
fip ~ tall white nlsn small white suui un let hip
- frWnr. " Cfs-ti, 70 Nushy sirrt
.nNE MEDIUM siZFD DARK nORsE b YgAHs
" Old o rward paid ior biz rciufn ~ n a.
UffAUT UuutYn. Tenn
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Bank Holiday.

rT,uEsDAY, JANUARY fNEw WARS DAY..
j betting LEGAL holiday. the underguCd Tanks
viii not w. open for the tmn,uciiun ~ husincss.
Az paper maturing on that day aust h. paid on
MONDAI, Dccrmbcr 10.
BANK OF COMMERCE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
GERMAN BANK.
MEMPHIS CITY FfRE a GEN'L ms. CO.,
MEMPHIS NATIONAL BANK,
MERCANTILE BANK,
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
UNION a PLAINTIFFS BANK.
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ISrERrsr on the Clara Conway Institute
Bonds will be paid on presentation on and
after January ., at the clearinghouse OF
Memphis City Fire and General Insurance
Company.
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stag. Of the IlI,erS.

OTFiCT SIGNAL eIKytcr. 4. a A., I
Mrurnfs. Tenn. ncc. ~ l,As
The following observations nrc taken AZ Al sta.
tl0ns uamod I'm the 18th meridian time, which a.
ouu hour later than Memphis time.
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l.. Halle, Mcnkcn & Co.
T. NJ, Thompson, Appeal ONCE.
II, r. Miller, $50 Main Street.
Geo. Il. Williams, S. c. Tooi & Co.
J, T.. Shcats, 3Gi Main Street.
7. Wilson, 1877 Hill Street
W. J. Stcmmlcr, 27i Main Street.
c. W. Becker SOS Main Street.
John Hastings, ]. 5, Menkon Co.
Chas. A. Harris, $40 Front Street
Chas. q. Atkinson, Il. H. Cochran & Co.
John Strong, 36i Front Street
II. NJ. Brown, McDavitt, James 4 Co.
Joe. l.. Fazzi, l.. Il. Il NJ. Il. II.
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ron SALE on nENr.

uOTTL AND FuHNiTURE ~ RArHviLiF.
iuf sale of funt Properly on the " A Z rad.
a. mile. ifum Memphis and ~ miles ifum 6rr
nafn. Would etrhang iuf good farm ~ Mem.
fhis pfuirry. ias T. Fletcher. IaiCsvillc. Mis-
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VIM, A, Nelson, 205 Main Street.
DIR, c, Swain, 2i5 Second Street.
VIM. Baker PSI Second Street.
ID. II. Graham, pa Second Street.
w. r. Sloan, Johnston 4 Vance.
Ben Il. Kocrp,r, Naccaro & Co.
W. A. Cain, Lennon & Gale Co.
4, w. Shcrron, J. NJ. Hill & Co.
Louis Frisch, |, Goldsmith & Bro.
J. II. Scruggs, VanNlcct q Co.
7. +. Robertson, NanVlcct & Co.
Thos, g, Mcclellan, s, A., NJ &C. H. II.
q, A. Scyforth, Is Madison Street.
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Bank Holiday.

THURSDAY, JANUARY lNEw YEARS DAy1,
/ the MANHATTAN SAYINGS RANK a TRUST
60 will not be- open for the transaction IT business
al paper maturing on that day must b. paid on
MONDAY, December 30.
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HOUSES TO LIT.

A HOUSE WITH SEWN ROOMS. NOIy7 KEN.
~ lucky avenue. 4. W. Vernon. a. Monue -
A THREE ROOM COTTAGE, WIN ClsTERN
~ wnier, etc. No College avenue, near Walker
avenue street ear line Apply at 20 Union strVot
10 JOSEPH ItNOW.
DRlCK COTTAGE DAVE AVE, NEAR
ID Walker stpVt, containing seven rooms largc
yard 81 per month j. ", y nRoWNE
No. 20 second ~
COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS, THOMAS AVENUE.
" Chelsea, Cisicrn, outhouscS and garlcn spot
Apply 7ih house nom brick chuph Randolph roa'
MICE RESIDENCE WITH ROOMS Gool
~ cisiem and outhouscs; n runtoinc strvyt
Apply 10 MRS ARRlGlll ~ lIaddcn avenue
DNEHALF OF A PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
" beautifully finished, containing Y MONS.
modern conVCnicnccs. within squares Chtton IA.
ehangc Buildlng. Answer %. carr Of Appeal
CToREHoUsE, o. BEALE STRICT. APPLY TO
> l. q r. LEHMAN, % Madison sioct
TWO STORY nousE. on CORNER or KEEL
4 aud fith sirct. chelsea Call atahoyc addre's
. NBR BROOM HOUSES. con I'M ASp GAINES
% stA "per month Applgm, o.
ROOMS To LEr.
DEsiRABlE oFFICEs N COTTON EXCHANGE
IL building. Apply to llENltY lOffER, scc,y.
L'ouR ROOMS AT 40 SECOND sTREEr, oPPo
boSido S AZ State s sSS 1G al Is Madison SS 'i
I,OUR ROOMS on sECoND FLOOR oF THE
IL new building corner uf Union and fernando
sffocts; possession given on the 18th. Apply 10 A
sMlNp. p Union street.
ON TRIMS FoR FURNISHED AND uNFuR
VI nishcd foons at New Commercial Hotel
nNE NICELY FURNISHED RooMtN PRIVATE
" r'sldcncc. Apply At ~ Main sirrct
.nNE. SPLENDID orflcE ~ MASONIC TIN.
" pie Apply ~ buN y. PRICE socnlap, 10
Mndisnn street
DLEAsANrIY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
j uniuruishcd noolnN No - Market street
DooNs N PRivATr FAMllY. ugAnr on
~ ciyi pric,s y 80 and 80, fuluwnocs ~.
quircd address A. a. oafe AprcaL
S,LEfPiNG. ROOM. No Els MAIN sTRIrr. cor.
> ncr Union. Apply At No. 70 Union sircct.
TIVE LOWER FLOOR ANp TWO ROOMS oS
j t.opnd noor n dcsirsi. fnf housekeeping OF
hoanling. Apply alta Couu street
u'uREE pisiWAnLE ROOMS, UNFINISHED.
i ~ no Union street r,irroncct
rI'HREE Rooms FURNISHED on UNrUR
L uishcd. AZ no Adams street.
JrNFuRNisHED ROOMS TO RENr SUITABLE
y Cor lighi housekeeping with private family.
HooMs Ann noAWD.
~ glRABLE Rooms AND BOARD Ar8NAD.
- son tirOUt
I,LTGANT FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD.
Ia also table boafder wanted. NJ jii shelby A.
UNLKGANT FURNISHED TROsT ROOM WITH
~ bet oi liable huari NJ - Main ~
L,uRNislIED ROOMS. WITH or WITHOUT
u lizard, iui Adam street. References exchanged.
TWO RDONs- oNE uRNisHED AND oNEUs.
u iufnishcd-With boafi a AS heupni ftfcgt
fI'nKEE or TOUR LARGE nOOMS WIN or
i without board. of suitable iJf llrht house
keeping. III ~ Market Einct
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ii ACRrs ~ TIIE vANCE VINEYARD oS
10 MriHan avenue and Poplar strUt boulevard.
apple AMI peach uurs. and has some Tour ~ I've
nfrr suitable tUf garden. II has new name
iuuf fuum cuiiaEe. and a well " god water
Paved streets Into The city Apply "a
D. a. MciiENHN. ID Chknfr1 CLERKS Onlnr.
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Iosr


SHAVED.
nNH BLACK HOHsr MrtF " YEAn- OtD.
" shout " hands hirh. long bodied aud heavy
Wuarlri one mouse tulufrd mare mule. o. Year
old about ~ hands hiHh. iu nuo ufirf. ftfaYri
nisht. purmhsf VI issa Finder will az ~ ~
ward. Adde'S
Mii.Es JACKSON, Como Mis-
TWO soHHFL HOnHUl ABOUT YrAUs
l Old uu innha. ! hllr 3 years Old Whlir stnrks
iuFl ua Tour legs tiuYci on night 0i nrUgmbcf
a. hUiun a. W Poplar street aud fccritU nsafi
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NOTICE.

The January, 1857. Coupons Of the Bonds Of the
last Ind Railway Company viii 10 paid a, the
State National bank on and after January &
wN sNFEn. President.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements M the Leve,
General NcMs.

Arriyals-John N Macomb, below.
Departures-Ruth, Tiptonville DeSoto
Cincinnati; Joe Peters, Arkansas River.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-30

Wy ANTED--A MODEL BRIDE | AMTHE HE.
w rcditary poSsessor Of u vast domain aud newly
built manslo situated la the outskirts oi Memphis
which riyulcts wind woods for the hunt and
streams for anrling-it presents scene that in
spircSthe soul with poetic feeling Hut, however
delightful the spot may he Ia thosc who judge OF
nral life by the fable OF Virgil. lloraCe aud De
lille, | think Il very melancholy IN behold mono
hut myself In my fine rooms. and TO see none but
After mature reflection I have resolved Ia marry
am forty years of age In most excellent health
aud will cndcavOr 10 make most model husband
to the fair being who will consent TO become my
bride. She must be between sixteen aud twenty
years of age. aud must he pretty | have every
Thing that heart could wish Tor with the exception
uf one Of l. Samclson & Co.'S elegant mcgrschaum
pipes. which will he acceptable rs a Christmas
present from the fair lady who will answer this
lad" Addn,ss HORACE.
$40 Main street Memphis, Tenn.