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New Domestic Fashion Catalogues for
Sept given away at the Domestic Sewing Machine
Agency. c. Auerbach 7th and II. eos
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MEDICAL, DC.


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PERSONAL.

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The DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING-The
arrangements Tor The democratic Ratification
meeting IL this eily On the 9th OF september are
being rapidly completed. The contract for the
thought that this will prove 10 be an attractive
leatufe VI The demonstration. Mr.. Thurman has
DSen invited 70 Dc present One OF the Cabinet
ministers VIII probably be present and speak
senators GorH.au, Blackburn, Vance, Faulkner
anu Representatives Mills, Lee, Compton and
Ol4ers WIN be among the snraAeraL
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u OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY, Md
HI Conducted by the Brothers of the Christian
SCHOOLS scientifc Classical and Commercial Courses
The Modern Languages and Drawing taught with
out extra charge Studies will be resumed the
Monday of september. 1888. tKSend tor prospectus.
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WHAT Is KNOWN HERE OF HERBERT L. SMITH
The arrest OF herbert l. smith formerly OF IhIs
Slty, IN New hOrk city, as stated In yesterday :
SiAk n@s the result OF forging the name OF VIM.
NAYS CO, bankers OF this city, TO certificates OF
deposit and then issuing checks on them Whlle
IN THIS city smith Was the secretary OF an ipsur
ance company winch Was closed up for failure
" pay ~ the STOCK Al that time he did bust
ness with the bankers named The cheeks Is
sued oy smith are for small amounts, and he Il
held on bail ~ 80 -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bonds aud stocks

NEw YoRg, July 0.-Moncy on call easy
At lmi'8 per cent. Z. Prime mercantile
paper 3'sm6 per cent Sterling exchange
duh, but steady ut lSGA for sixty day bills
and isS's for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were dull aud steady to lrm
The stock market today displayed but
little Improvement over last week, aud
white there was some animation IN the early
trading un the execution OF the accumulated
orders over Sunday, II soon dropped back
into the usual dull aud llstlc.s state. FluCt-
ua,ions were Tor the most part confined Ia
the same marrow limits with the same lack
Of significance. only a few ~ the leading
stocks were traded In over q range " more
than IL per cent, aud the final changes are
generally for small fractions only. The
opening was generally steady nj but small
fractions different from the closing figures
IT Saturday. Tho market was firm To strong
for the first half hour After that the list
became somewhat fcycrish and irregular
This forced prices on 10 something
below the opening figures, and notwthsiand-
ing the moderate buying ~ commission pco-
pie aud the foreigners, there was no recovery
worth mentioning. The gmngcrs were most
prominent. aud -. Paul led, followed hy
Western Union, Union Pacific, Missouri Pa.
cihc and Northern Pacific preferred, but
there was no marked movement throughout
the day The selling Stacked OF toward the
close, and somewhat irmcr tone existed
| Tor some time, but the close was dull and
rather heavy NJ or near the lowest prices II
/ the day The result 81 the days transnc.
| lions " Ia leave most " the active stocks
| fmctiunnlly lower, but Rock Island lost l 1s,
and Northeastern p,r cent
The railroad bond market was quite active,
/ Texas Pacific hr,ty furnishing flJ1,uUl and
/ ihc second, slI,unb Ia the days total II
| 81 iUiup. The total sales Of stocks today
were lis,Gi1 sharcs Closing quotations
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Grain and Ernyi.ions.

CHICAGO H., July Q.--Whcat started
strong on bad weather reports, frmed up on
the curb influence. August sold &c higher
at the opening, at S24c. Other futures
opened &c higher, &c, for Semptember.
There were the highest points OF the ses-
sion. A very large part Of the business was
OF scalping nature. There was some out
side business; mostly on the bull side and it
struck the market WRONG for the day. The
selling was party by longs, who could let
| go on the decline and take profits, but there
was more short sellinglOn the theory that the
| governments report tomorrow will be bearish.
The visible supply fgttes cut but little fig
| ure as the decrease was about as expected,
| 1000 bu. decreased. The weather report
showed rain ia the present wheat harvest
| belt but the influence was balanced by re-
| ports from Cairo and other points that wheat
was yielding well in quality and quantity
! from the thrcsher. During the forenoon
August declined 10 size, and for an hour
| showed disposition 10 rally from this point,
but half an hour before the close the crowd
| weakened and the price went off to the &c
or 1Gc under the closing price Saturday.
| Wheat closed just lo lower for August at
| size. The crowd was long on corn today
and after prices opened higher but failed 10
| advance from the opening figures, there was
larger quantity for sale than usual of late
| The decrease in the visible supply
was u lltuVU Du. nut TINS amount
! fell far short Of what many expected on ac-
count Of receipts movements. The decrease
here for the week was lll7,OO0 bushels
The liberal out inspection, the light receipts
and the conditions at the close on Saturday
! caused the better early prices. Sales on
July were at j0Ac down to 1870 at the close.
August opened at 5l1Sc, closed at 1870, or
ssc under Saturday. Oats ruled firm, and
the new crop future advanced sharply. A
portion Of the improvement was lost later in
the day, July declining in sympathy but
closed at Saturdays quotations August
left oil &c higher than Saturday.
An advance In hogs caused q lirmer feel
ing among holders ofproduct and early sales
were at slightly higher prices Later offer
ings exceeded the demand and week feel
ing developed, especially in lard, which de-
clined 7ls@lOc and closed TIC lower than
Saturday Pork and short ribs, however,
closed NJ 2lSa5c advance.
The visible supply OF grain In the United
States and Canada, July ., and the comparison
with the week previous rs compiled by the
Chicago board OF trade, is rs follows: Wheat,
230J3, sli; decrease, 5S5 "a bu; corn, 10, 49,
ass; decrease, Ia, 500 bu oats, i,i37, l0i;
decrease, IOd30 bu; rye, l0S, 557 decrease,
2iJ9d bu; barley, l5I, ia; increase, 5000 bu.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes were made tginy In tie
Merchants exchange market lists save ON
cotton seed oil and other products, which
advanced. Tho amount Of grain In store ai
the elevators Is as follows Corn, lI,ii-
bushels oats, none.
There is NO changes In the New Orleans
sugar market Open kettles are scarce and
other grades far from plentiful, molasscg
quic, aud steady aud rice quiet aud un-
changed.
The most noticeable feature In the New
York grocery market h the continued hard.
cning on sugars, the market ruling very
strong. Other leading articles are without
much change. There Is an Increased de-
maud Tor Valencia misius, and under thc
Influence the market is showing stronger
tendency aud Is advancing.
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DOMESTIC EXCmANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 81 per $1,000, premium selling New
Orleans, 50 discount buying 81 premium
selling Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
willie, demand par buying, Sl.50 per sLOVO
premium selling.
Dizziness prevails in the local securities
market; prices steady.
In the local cotton market spots closed
quiet, with sales OF 100 bales. At New Or.
leans spots are quiet and steady with futures
barely steady at 1 point advance ON the old
crop months new crop months unchanged.
Liverpool closed quiet without quotablc
change in prices futures steady and un-
changed. At New York spots closed quiet
and steady at an advance OF l-lGc, futures
steady and up 2 TO points
Hubbard, Price a Co, say: "Our market for
certificates continued exceedingly nervous
especially for the summer months At the
opening a good sized buying order for Au-
gust had to be filled for eastern account, and
sellers for that month being few, placed the
market in firm position. There seemed to
be liberal supply Of September all the day,
while no particular demand for the late po-
stions could be noticed. The market con
tinucd foyerish all day and without any
clear feature but cost has averaged q trihc
fuller than ON saturday, closing points bet
ter ON August aud points higher on the
balance Of the list
The Commercial Buiictin Of Saturday states
that Demand, however, had no body or
lasting power, and upon the posting Of the
figures OF the overland movement for June,
showing 5000 bales, against 1900 bales
same time last year, there was an easing oil
again, with final figures couple Of points
below last evening and tame, the reaction
possibly assisted by some selling out known
TO have taken place on exhausted margins
A degree Of doubt still prevails over the
probable outcome on August and holders Of
that month are said TO be quietly advising
their friends not 10 sell H. but there is
doubt n 10 how far disintcrcstcd this sug-
gestion may be. On the new crop the feeling
was tame from the outset and, while the
volume Of trading did not run up very large,
there was at time. evidence Of quite a desire
20 sell in view Of the favorable accounts al.
ready In hand from the south, aud an i'm.
preston that they will improve. Indeed
the weakness on the late months was almost
without exception attributed 10 discount
ing Of q favorable review Of tho prospects oI
pcctcd on the regular weekly revision"
The Bradstrcct agency reports ii0 failures
in the United States during the week ending
July Q, 1855 rs follows Middle States, -
New England States, p, southern States
~; western States, o. Pacific States and
Territories, Il; Canada, 10 Total In the
United States aud Canada, ija There were
2Oi failures during the preceding week, and
i4l, 1853, l92 and iiG In the corresponding
weeks Of 1857, 1850, ls,5 aud 1854 respect.
iNely.
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LIVERPOOL.

Al noon; Spot-QuicL without quotnblc
change In prices Sales 1000 bales. uf which
American 5000 bales. Receipts, 300 bales,
OF which American I 800 bales. Closing quo.
tntions were ~ follows Ordinary I'.d:
good ordinary, 5i-lGd; low midlliug, . 5.lGd,
good middling 67,d, midiing upands,
pl6di middling Orleans, 53-d
Futures opened quiet aud closed steady.
THE prices are given Ia pence and Giths,
thus iGJ means AGiGid, and 5.Ol means
51-Gid.l
At 3p m.-July, 53Oi. sellers. July u.
gust o. Sol sellers, August. September. 62sd,
buyers, September October b1sd buyers.
OctohcrNoycmhcr. 5.l3d, buyers, Nuycm-
Der December. 5.l2l. buyers Dcccmbcr.Jan-
uary, III. buyer; January February, 5.lId,
buyers, September 52sd, BUYERS
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

Imports-M & CIR, g. ma BRRR, g. La NR
H. Il; NJ &LRRR,AC O&SW n, 3; KC, NJ &
BRR TO- steamers, 20; wagons 8, Total, ll9 bales
Exporis-M 4 Il, $50; C, o 4 S W Il II, 4S3,
steamers, north, l3s Total, 7ol bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet and
steady; middling, l05-l6c Sales, 26i bales.
Quotations were as follows; Ordinary, TIC;
good ordinary, 0l-lGc; low middling,
0l5-lGci middling, lose; good mddlng,
10 ll-lGc; middling fair, II 5.lOci fair,
II i5-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady as follows July, -; August, 1888
@lO39 September, 07G@0.77; October 0.57
6t0.5S November 050@05l; December
05O@05l; January, 0.57@O5s; February,
00i@9O5; March, 0.72@o73; April, 9sO@
0.sl; May, 0.Ss@9s9. Sales, 1900 bales.
SEw ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady;
closed quictand steady middling 0Ac Sales
1900 bales Quotations We're NJ follows Ordi-
nary ne; good ordinary, SIC; low mid.
ding 0hci middling, 0Hc; good middlnR
lOikc
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady, as follows July, 9.75mo77; August,
07lm072, September, 0.2G@D21; October,
0OG9GO7; November, s.00aoOO; Deem.
Der oOl@002 January, 0.Ooa9lO Feb
ruary, DlsG02O, March, 027@a2o April,
03G9o,3s May 0i5@of7. Sales, 1000
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Iectistuu.

II,Y--Cholcc. from store, 05cC1si %. car
load, from lcycc or depot, sistO9ln
prime stprr. Dttn' sC ear load. from lcycc
ur depot, tiiWOtiSun. prairie, from store.
Uha'Nr, car load, from lyyco or depot, $1,000
MiAun
tuHs-Ir1m storr. white. sc. mixed CO.
from lcycc or depot white. in bulk, ,sc In
sacks. olr mixed, Boz hulk. isl. iu sayks "a
bu'N-frum store, zoe, from lcycc or
| depot iitW,tlttn
u,u Prom store, white, t5c. mixed, &c;
/ irom lcycc or depot, white, in bulk 40. in
sacks, AZ, mixed, in bulk Csc, Ia sacks
litt
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MisceIIaueaus.

WTsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon
81 100000; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn. sharp advance, i.50@300; Eastern
ryes, fl,S5d0.O0 according TO age and make
common whisky GOGGLES, according e
proof.
BAGGING-7H@9c.
PowpER-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, 1915
quarter kegs, $40
HIpEs-Dry flint, No. /, 10c; No. Q &c; dry
sailed 5lg6g7c; green salted, No /, &c; No
2, 3lScj green, 3@ici sheepskins, l5c@sl.OO
irregular.
TIEs-Sl25.
sHor-Drop Sl45. buck, Sl75.
IEAD-5C.
NAms-lron, 49, 10; steel, 81. 25d235.
ToBACco-Common, 25@35ci other grades,
35@S5c
sNuFr-Garretts, slOs5; Ralph's, Sl0.25
railroad, 1885; GAL & AK, 500
Coat OiL-Primo white, wholesale lots
0l9c per gal
BEiswAX-1sM20
TALLOW-3GIlC
Woodbury. grease wool, unwnshcd, l0M
l3c, clear grcaS. wool, 2Od2jc; bury washed,
2O6g3Oc; tub washed, 3Oa3ic.
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Fisn-N htkcWl. hall bulls N. I, 81 %.
No. 900. iu.lh kit. No. l. Si.tE No 2,
u TO- Dry herring. family. DE pee box.
lUuU Mt,u-thui,c hcrf headquarters,
To- fuwpunricrs, iy, second grade hind.
quarters, NJ, iupluarlors, &c. Sheep, a..
Hogs ~
sugar rurrd hams. liml.t. breakfast bacon.
lO2miit. bacon, clear rib sides, sismkg
bulk pork, clear sidr, s1WsNc. clear fih
sides s@s'sc, long clear ,jsttSc, shout.
der, csc.
L,Hu-Tcs. Nc. half brls, SIC. kegs, SIC
choice kettle. A.. steady
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t.rarrrIrs.

SuGm-rurc white 7sm7itc; OF white.
d'sd5'sc yellow clarified 5c. open kettle,
$500, crcHucd 4, n ,W5'. e.. standard gran.
ulatcd, 81 plantation grnulatcd 7ay, pow.
dvrcd. Sc cut LOAF, SIC strong.
tuTTrE-t Common, iic ordinary, iGc; fair
Lee prime Rio, Is. choice to fancy. lpc old
government, mnj2c. quiet
Mc,-louisiana tN5'.c Carolina, Gh@
7c. quiet.
CisyIp Goons-rincnpplc 81 -. peaches,
2lb., standard t2w lhs. standard. $3.50.
second, 81 ~ lbs. standard. SEQ Tomn.
toes, lhs. standard, tluO. lbs, standard,
flib stmwhcfn,s, o. g. l,aspbcffics, 81 ~.
blnckhctfies, 81 i0hi ~. green cages. 81 7hbg
lS,. Pears, 81 2ndi 49, rums. u. G5tdi. 7t
light weight NJ. UpttGiC lhs. N.iO. Con.
dcnsrd milk-trlWu O. fsdtA.s5. Eagle
$40 Swiss $50. Salmon. 81 80. sardinc-
$50. mustard slrlinrs 500 Mackcrcl,
$50. herring magkcrrl Sia5.
CASnits-Stick, al sizes In bxs, pals and
bfls, sWi0c, fancy assorted, s9i6c, extra
fancy, isX2ic. ffm
CnTEsr-Ncw York factory, case; full
cream. i2@iAr Young America. lsalia.
MoLAssEs Louisiana common to fair 20
Ct25c prime 20 chUiyr 3It3sc; fancy, ioa
t5c, ccniHlugnls common 90 fair eOa26c:
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nom.choId supplies.

ArrLrs-Nono in market except for ship,
mcnt Dried apples, Gls@7Jso per ID from
store. Dried peaches, SG0c from store.
FRuIr-Firm. Orange, none in market.
Lemons, S5OO@j.5O per box; scarce, firm and
tending higher Bananas, ;L0O@20O pei
bunch.
PlCKLTs-Brls $3.50; half brls 800.
PoTNrOEs-Firm, new, Sl.5O0J2OO per bril-
PouLrEY Chickens, spring, sl.OOgl, 20;
mixed $l756g2.OO hens, S2.2jCg2.JO.
EGGs-Dull boxes, SIC; cases, Sc.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, 6Ct6iGc, Tennessee farmers stock,
i@5c, roasted, 2lSc higher shclled, Colo.
Pecans Texas, O0Gl2c.
VEGErAnLEs-Onions, S2.5OG2.75 per brl;
$3.50 per sack. Cabbage, home grown $3.50
per crate; SlOO per dozen; krnut. brls, $3.50,
half brls $3.50 Garlic, SOC per 100,
Reconsideration layers 500, layers,
i2.7j; California, ~ 5O@3OI
BuITER-Buttcrinc Zoe; creamery 20
Cp3Oc, dairy, lb@l7c, country butter, 100
Zoe.
CIprR-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl
ViNEGAR-Per gal, sml2c.
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IlHenalaiiilIa

Cons Mru--Staudnrl t2s)9a0o pearl,
o. 40 ROLLER. iliOalli. steady.
Br,Ns Avn rE,s-Nayy beans, t275. me.
dunn, t2in
oar MEu.--ln half brls. 1850 from store
ftnvH--From store, common, 1875 fam.
fly, Aii; choice, slut fancy Sl2,. cN-
tn fancy SlGn patent tA.Optti.2 ~. Quiet
snaps h's1N'sc. assorted iumblc-, iOCtiac
CU,,kIp WuEAr--ln hall bfls, $40 from
stouV
HovivY AN From store. 1925
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prime to choice, 2o@35c; syrup, 2O@4Oci
steady.
sALr-saginaw, sl.3O@l35 per brl; Ohio
river Sl.20@l,25 per brl; SKIS, fine, 1850
lao coarse 81 l0Cyl.l5; pkts, 2A@7c.
SOAPS AND CAYDLEs-soap, 3@5lzc. Can
dies, full weight, 10c.
STARCH-3ISM3l.c
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 9.---The DTorers Jour
nal reports Cattle-Receipts, $500 head,
Including 1000 head Texas cattle shipments,
1900 head. The general market opened
hrmer but natives rated lc lower; choice
extra beeves, $5.90@6.37; common 10 choice,
Asaaososo; stockers and feeders, $500
800; cows, bulls and mixed, $l.SO@3. 80;
Texas cattle firm at 81 .6O@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
$500 head. Market active, &c higher; mixed
s5:70@5.eo; heavy, s5s0@6.05; light, $50
$3.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
600 head Market steady and firm; natives,
$3 25C15.00 western, S3.25@3. SO; Texans
S2,boq3'S5; lambs, A.l0@55O per 100
pounds.
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,niinn s.n,, prnanni.

PRrur CRupr On--3jM37c; prime summer
yellow, i0ftI5c, choice cooking summer ycl.
low, i6Ml7c; prime cotton seed meal,
ti7OOci l7.75, carload lots, less than carload
tlGOOtgls.OO, OIL cotton seed meal, $1,000
1000
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ings today were s2,l4s,423 balances, $780,
033. %
PHILADELPHIA, Pa July 9,-Clearings,
S0,I3, 40; balances, $I488. sos.
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L,Nns-Chocc, $3.50, common to good
per head, 500
Hoas-Choicc light, 5G5l,c; good, $40
De-; common, iltmiiEc.
CArLE-Choicc 3la@Ijgc; good, 3J.@ic;
scallawugs nominal.
Surrr-Choicc, DC; medium, SIC com
mon Al UDtiI 30
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Gives . hs'i'hihglJ Deauliui shin. Drives %
bl0'shss. hsdHsss. RousLns,s. ItHplss san-,Aal
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Ordinary, i.c, good ordinary, sfc.
low middiaig, gjSc, miiiiing, csc;
good middllnF 10 Sic, middllng fair, iOySc
fair nominal, dusty, sc 10 lc lower
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T. j. n. c. Is not curc-all, but a quarter
Of n century Of constant use has demon
strated beyond question that Tanners In
faiil6.e Neuralgia Cure is the only known
infallible cure for all kinds Of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester 2S3
Main street.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, e.7'sc
Sales Today, $50 Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-10
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90.

Ofcu special excursion ratcs n NJ patrons for the
nesi ~ days-siN MEMPHIS To CINCINNATI
AND RETURN, Including state rooms while az
Cincinnati Boats leave Memphis TUESDAYS aud
IklDAlS, arriving At Cincinnati MONDAYS aud
THURSDAYS Zach b1at carries a hnc string
band. special mites made 10 parties desiring %
make short trips up the river on one brat and 70
tumlngon another 10 go 100 miles OF 6,OD miles.
70 be gone one day OF twelve days. For full oar.
ucularr call on or addnss g. n RUSSELL, Ucncrai
Freight and Passenger Agent Room u, Cotton Ek'
change Building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-10
For Cincinnati and all Points East.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES for Eighteen Dol.
lAu' Errurion season. A fraction over one cent
a mile, including meals aud state rooms