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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-10
IN ALL THE COURTS.
Business Before the Various
District Judges.
CASES IN THE POLICE COURT.
The Police Still After the Nuisanses
Ed. Jones, a Negro, Being Tried
in Provo for Rape.

There was no session of the Third
District Court yesterday, but it will
open this morning at 10 O'Clock. Judge
Boreman's time yesterday was occu-
pied in hearing the arguments in the
Dickert Il Meyers Sulphur Company's
suit. The arguments were made in
Chambers:
POLICE COURT.
The following cases were up before
Judge Piper yesterday:
George Shovel was charged with
depositing rubbish on the sidewalk.
He pleaded not guilty, but the number
of witnesses introduced by the prose-
cution were too much for him and he
was adjudged guilty and tined$ 10.
Lock johnson, for committing null
ssnce, was fined $40 on plea of guilty.
F. 3. Fernstrom will have hearing
November 18th, at TO- m.
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
The case against Ed. Jones. now on
trial at Provo on the charge of rape,
occupied the whole of yesterday, and
was not concluded when the court ad-
| iolrned last evening. Jones is one of
the three negroes recently brought IN
from Fort Duchesne. The particulars
of the revolving affair were published in
THE HERALD at the time Of the arrival
here of the prisoners. 1t was alleged
then that the three negroes, who were
stationed at Fort Duchesne. visited the
house of a man named Reeves, who
resided in or near Ashley, and after
having dubbed the father and son
senseless, outraged both mother and
daughter. The case is being heard
with closed doors, but it is said the tes-
tlmony now being introduced IS ex-
actly similar to the account given here
tofore.
AT OGDEN.
Judge Henderson transacted the fol-
lowing business yesterday:
In the matter of the application for
AloEzo F. Danielson for writ of hGbeaS
corpus; order placing child in the Gus
tody of Rev. Frank Barrett, until
further order of tho court.
United States vs.. Richard Thorn; the
defendant was arralgneu LOT unlaWIul
cohabitstion; will plead November
Goth.
| United States rs. Abraham Wolf
defendant arraigned and plead No
guilty to unlawful cohabitation.
| United States vs.. Thomas W. Obery
ISamuel Obery, Oliver E. Smith, Robert
Baxter, Willard Hansen, Charles
Bailey and Charles Henry Barrett; de-
PENDANTS arraigned on the charge Of
unlawful cohabitation; November l.
set for time to plead.
Martin Goddard vs. HyTum Goo
dard order Ietaxing costs.
A. n. Transform vs.. S. l.. SEinden ;
order retaxlng costs.
United States VS.. William Fl. Maugn
ara igned on two indictments for I'M
lawful cohabitstion; plead not guilty
to both.
United States vs.. Daniel Hill; defen'
dant arraigned for unlawful cohsbits-
ton; plead guilty; sentenced to SIX
months and 500.
United States Va. Thomas Duce; de-
PENDANT withdrew plea of not guilty
and entered plea of guilty OF unlaw,
full cohabitation; sentenced to three
months and $100 and costs.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. to-day.
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of Gold, Silver and Rolled Gold BRACE
LETS, to-day, at L. HOllander's. t
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CHOICE Queen olives 81 per gallon at
277 Main Street.
HENDERSON & MILAN.
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TICKETS from Europe to Salt Lake
City only $54. Round trip tickets only
S120. Secure your tickets at once from
IA. Peterson, Emigration ADsnt, % b.
Sc cond South St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
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A BEEF BOOM.

The American Meat Market, at 104
and LOG West, South Temple Street, has
reduced The price of meats to the fol-
lowing rates:
Best porter-kouse cuts at 121c. per
pound.
Round and shoulder steaks at Sc. per
pound.
Boiling and stew meats at Sc. per
pound.
All other kinds OF meats always on
hand, az equally reduced prices.
NJ KINNEY,
Proprietor.
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Corral room in connection. Rates
res Jonable. L. RARDIN, Prop'r.
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SroNEMAN's Celebrated Australian
Wool Underwear for ladies, $l.S5, all
colors, at f. AUERBACH & BROS.
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On and after this date our prices oFf
all grades of -four will raise IS oeDss
per hundred. Bran and shorts 10
cents per hui dred.
60. ELIAS MORRIS,
+ Pioneer Roller Mills.
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All tho Rage .

Very much used by the young people.
The "Petite" Photograph, $1.50 per
dozen at Fox & Symons.
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NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES
at Heesch & Ei!erbeck's.
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GOLD, Silver and Rolled Gold BRACE
LETS will be sold to-day. WAY DOWN, al
l.. Hollander's Jewelry Store.
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candies fresh every day st Arbogast q
TrumbO's.
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The Twenty-first Ward Coal Yard

The Salt Lake Supply & Forwarding
Company are selling Coal and Building
Rock at their new yard, corner I and
South Temple Streets. I
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COAL!
COAL!
COAL

Rock Springs, Red Canyon, Weber
and Pleasant Valley. Order now from
the Union Pacific Co. G. E. WANTLAND,
Agent. Office cor. Main and End South.
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LADIES and children's hosiery and
gloves at c. NJ. DoNEIsoN & Co. s.
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Boys Jersey Pants and Kilt Suits
ust received, at AUERBAcR's.
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COURT MEETS

here next Monday, when there will
come up for trial sixty three parties
charged with perjury in registering.
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The Finest oysters,
at Arbogast s. Trumbo's.

CHOICE Turkish prunes l6 pounds for
81 at 277 South, Main Street.
HENDERSON 81 MILAN.
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BE sure to buy a pair of BRACELETS
to-day. at bargain, at L. Hollander' s
Jewelry Store.
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For Sale,
Notica

Hammond Type-writers. three mouths
trial. c.. Orleb, 4. C. NJ. l., Salt LaKe City !.
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THIS evening seVenty-eight lots
will be sold in front of the Post
office to the highest bidder. at auction.
The lots are one block west of the D. &
r. q. track. Don't fail to be on hand.
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Catarrh orr mates in scrotulous faint.
Hood Sarsa rilla puriies the blood,
and thus permanently cures catarrh. 81
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NOTICE

On June 18th our stock was burned.
We now offer large stock of Furniture
entirely new, we think at prices lower
than any heretofore named. Ware
house and show-rooms, building for
merIy occupied by Co. op. shoe factory:
A line of samples and Office at the old
sta I'D, Main Street.
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REAL ESTATE AUCTION

Seventy-eight lots Wall be. sold at
auction next Saturday evening at
pm. in front of the Postoffice. These
lots are located on Third North and
Seventh West Streets. Lots are twenty
five and thirty feet wide each by 120
feet deep with an alley IN the rear.
Each lot is guaranteed to lay high and
dry. Messrs. Lynch & Glssmann are
now sinking two artesian wells on their
a. dition, and each person buying lots
shall have free use of the water. The
lots are nicely located and it would be
worth while for parties wishing cheap
homes to call and see these lots as
Lynch & Glasmann's addition is almost
surrounded by dwellings; remember
these lots are in the city-only one
block west of the d. & r G. track.
Come to the auction and get lot at
your own price, next Saturday even
ing.
DURGIN, Auctioneer.
S. L. RICHARDS, Veterinary Surgeon,
has removed from Folsom's Avenue tqS
1875 F Street, Twentieth Ward. Resi-
dence Telephone No. 404.
GOLD and Silver Bangle BRACELETS at
cut prices to-day, at l.. Hollander's
Jewelry Store.
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Go to the Colorado Livery, Feed and
sale Stable
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Don't FORGET the auction OF seventy
eight lots in front of the Postoffice to-
night. Good artt sian water Is
promisedR for, every lot. Here is O
chance tor cheap but good home.
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The HPetiteo

Photograph, $3.50 per dozen, at Fox x
Symons.
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Mark McKimmins' Livery Stable,
Main Street, opposite Postot6ce.
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Manager.
Ice Cream All Winter,

LADIES plush wraps just received at
C.. M. DoNELsoN & Co.'s.
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WooD MANrEL9, a tine line, at
DINwooDEY'
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BARRATT BROS

HIGHEST PRICES paid for Lucern Seed
at Bailey 81 Sons Grain Store.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WHITE HOUSE

November 9, 1885
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DURGIN, Auctioneer.

GOLD and Silver Bangle BRACELETS at
cut prices to-day, at l.. Hollander's
JeWelry Store.
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LADIES Sleeveless Vests, sent by mis-
take, will be closed out at $l.35 each
T. AUERBACH & Bro.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements nj the Ievec
General News.

srEAMBoArMEy anticipate big business after
the holidays.
The Chickasaw will remain in port until
after the holidays.
= CART. JAMES II. REEs is expected home
from pittsburg today.
THE Coahoma was in and out yesterday
with fair trips both ways.
The Buckeye State is en- route from Gin
cinnati TO this port. She is announced TO
leave here Tuesday.
The James Lee goes out this evening at 5
O'Clock for Friars Point. The Rosa Lee de-
parts at the same hour for Osceola.
TIM City of Cairo arrived from st. Louis
last night with big trip. She leaves for
Natchez this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE Coal Valley, sunk few days ago at
Deadman, has been raised, and will be placed
on the Mckeesport o., dock for repairs.
THE Granite State after leaving this port,
went over to Hopefield and was detained
there until 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
taking on freight.
The Joe Peters is expected In from the
Arkansas River this morning She has 900
bales of cotton for New Orleans, which will
go forward on the Annie p Silver.
THE Annie p. Silver will leave from the
elevator at noon for New Orleans Besides
the cotton she will leave here with, she will
get considerable at Helena and other pointb
THE steamer Ruth lost her larboard cana
about forty miles up the river Wednesday
night and returned here for repairs. She
will go out again Saturday, her regular day.
The DeSoto will be found in port receiving
70 leave this evening at o'clock for Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati. Capt.
Charles Owensis in command this trip, Capt.
Deem having stopped oil at Cincinnati.
THE work Of removing Instructions in the
harbor in the vicinity OF the Merchants
Elevator, at St. Louis, which have made il
extremely dangerous ror steamboats, 10 get
TO the elevator, will be commenced at once.
An investigation of the bed of the river has
been made by the divers, and they report
that the rock out OF which the old dyke was
constructed some fifteen years ago, and
which Is now the cause of the strouble TO
boaimen, has become so compact that il
Will be necessary 10 use dynamite TO blast it
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A. Cairo.
spccIal Dispatch 70 The Appeal

efNN'" ''nl"teh W ah' hllfhL
CAIRO. ILL.,, Dec. 27.-On q reported rise OF
3 feet nj st. Louis the City of st. Louis went
on up the river today after taking the cargo
of the City OF Monroe and n lighter. She has
600 tons Of freight. The Iron Duke brought
six bargcs Of steel rails and took back two
emptics. The Golden Rod went to Paducah
today, aud will start up the Tennessee river
tomorrow. The A. $. Willis grounded two
barges of stone ON Goose Island, and broke
her capstan, which she is having repaired
here, and will 60 back TO her bargcs In the
morning. The W. II. Cherry was well laden
for 81. Louis. The Sidney Dillon Is getting
ready 10 20 TO 81. Louis tonight. River IA 3
ON the gauge a rise OF o inches In twenty
four hours
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Cincinnati,
snecInl pI.natch 70 rhn AnnnnI'

NI'''IHI HI9T'HI'H 70 7 NJ NpponI
CINCINNATI. o., Dec 27.-Rivcr falling
with 10 feet q inches water In the channel
last evening cloudy and colder; high winds.
Katie stockdale returned TO Pttsburg and
Andes arrived early. Sunken coal barge
blocks canal at Louisville for short time.
The Buckeye State left for Memphis this
afternoon and will go over tho falls. The
Ohio II detained below the canal. The L.
i. Schcnck. Jeff for New Orleans with fair
stnrt
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schooI of IIoeos,op.

Mrs. Margaret Wilshio-Pryateo or class
instructions gwen In the art Of Oalory.
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system aud philosophy Of Del
sartc. Pupils received at all times. Ladies'
and gentlemen coached for private the
atricals and lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be consulted at Witt
mann's music store from a. m. 10 p. m.
Mondays and Thursdays.
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Trustees Notice.


Notice l. hereby given that the undersigned. as
trustee, will sell public ouicry for cash In front
N, city OF Memphis, between Inc hours Of i and
O'Clock pm, on r
Thnrsday. January 10, 1850,
All the right title aud interest of 4 4 PottIllo
Carolina kcnnoy, David 1. kenney, NJ. y Kcnney.
g. IL konney aud Carrie May kcnncy In and 10
inc following described lot or parcel OF ground n
naied IN Memphis shelby county T,un. aud D n.
uculafly described rs certain lot frontins on the
soulh side OF Adams street IN feet aud running
lack between parallel iinc- lgsk feet 10 the alley
between Jefferson street and being the vncant lot
lying next west Of the residence known as the
"kcnncy Place"
said sale will be- made undct and by virtue OF ak
sevcml trust dcctls made 10 the undersigned. ~
trustee, ~ sycur certain Indebtedness therein 1T
out, aud Ia The paymcnto OF which default has bc,n
made, IN which said trust deeds reference n hers
made as they appear Of ncafd In the Registers
O , OF shelby county, Tenn In Book i73, pages
loi, ~ aud lAA md Book la pitc CO..
Equity Of redemption. dover and homestead
waived. THOMAS NJ. sCRuGGs Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.


I TNDER AND BY VIRTUE or A TRUST DEED
~ executed % the undersigned Trustees by
Ferguson d Hampson on the ith day OF January
1851 recorded In Mississippi County Ark, IN
Record Book, vol Y, PAGES 60, $40. etc, the IN.
debtednoSs secured thereby remaining lue and mn.
paid at the request Of the benefeiarcs We will, ON
Saturday. January o, 1889,
in legal houn, in front of the courthouse door Of
SAID Mississippi County, Ark In the town OF Osce.
ola. sell To the highest bidder for cash the follow.
Ing described nal estate, situated In said county
towit The tract Of land known M the ''Nodena''
plantation, containing about 200 acres: fractional
part oil section !, continuing Ssj 76lOl acrcS rac.
lion northeast quarter OF section 10 ~ ncrcss enst
iractonal part OF section Is containing 40 iOlOO
acres northwest quarter OF section is lGO ncrrS:
northwest quarter OF section 10, leo acres: south.
west guartof OF section Is, 100 atUs-all ia town.
the principal meridian; the east half OF the south
east quarter OF section I; northeast fraction OF sec
non lbO i-lOO acres west fractional half of sec
uon H. III $500 acres east half OF the northeast
Quarter OF section II, 81 aCrc southeast quarter OF
section III, loo acres west half Of the northeast
quarter Of section rs, 50 acres cast hall Of Tho
northeast quarter Of section ~ 10 acres southeast
quarter OF section ~ 100 acres southwest quarter
Oi section T. ldO acres. northwest quarter Of sec.
ton - 100 acres west half Of the northwest quar-.
Ter OF section y, Sgacrcs west half Of the south.
east quarter oil section 80 acres northwest QUAR-.
ter OF section 100 acres east hall OF the southeast
quarter OF section . 70 acres east half OF tho
northeast quarter OF section H. 40 acrrs southeast
quarter Of section II. 100 acres northeast quarter
OF section H. 100 acres east functional part Of The
northwest fmctional quarter Of section Ia a acres
fractional part OF the southwest quarter Of section
H. ~ Acrcs-all In township u north rahse 10 east
Terms Of sae-Cash. Title believed good In
We sell aud convey as Trustees only. This Sovem
Der 20 lSoA u. H. POSTON,
T. T.. POSITION.
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Al EyansxiIle

spccial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind. Dec. 27.-The Harry
Brown coal tow passed down In good shape
at sunset No other movement outside 81
the regulars In and out GA good time with
fair business
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Thursday, january 10. 1880,
RUPTURE CURED.
DIR. E. NOBLE.

DR.. E. NOBLE.
Hrecialis. in the Cure % Rup,urc and ali PORN. a,
chronic Diseases Male o. Female.
puPruRk CURED WITHOUT TIE KNIFE N,
i hindrlnce IN business By the Mcdlcat.J
sort fad Truss and Oiice Treatment
IN diseases OF women, all their forms rive
Immediate .siief aud permauoui cure Nv
Structure. Hydrooele ani Varepccle. aad All form,
ul hool Diseases cured In short time I guarantc1
even casa take, Tusscs made aud nttel cal
ioi halncs nad addrrz OF cures made IN the city
once M. 8p JAFTEHSoN sTttHlsr
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stage OF the Rivers.

oTTcE SIGNAL SERVICE U.aA.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec "a lisa I
Tho following observations nrc taken al al sta.
ton. named m the 10Th meridian time, which ls
one hour later than Memphis time.
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Tho Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad will
cell one fare iorthe round trip ON December
q TO December Is, good returning Janu-
airy 2; and on December ~ 10 January /.
good 10 return January 0, 1882 Tor I'M.
formation and tickets apply at ticket Office,
3i2 Main street.
JouN A. Scorr, T. A.,
u. Is. MHooN, Pass. Agt
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BARGAINS in loose diamonds. Thayor's.
Holiday Excursion.

On December q, %, %, p. %. 90 30,
~ aud January ], the Tennessee Midland
Railway will sell round trip tickets be-.
tween all stations at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good returning until Janu.
AIRY 3. J. +. GARNER. q, PA.
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PERSONAL.

M ANTED-A MODEL BRIDE IAMTIIE ms.
w rcditary posScSsor of ayast domain aud newly
built mansion situated In the outskirts VI Memphis
rus mansion which has many dne apartments is
surrounded with lovely meadows and fields through
when rivuiets wind; woods for the hunt and
sueams Tor nnglng-t presents u scene that in.
spires the soul with poetic feeling but however
delightful the spot may be to thoso who Judge OF
rural life by the fables OF Virgil Horace and De
ME mink II very melancholy to behold none
but myself In my fue rooms and TO see none hut
ny own person reflected I'm my lookingghsS
After mature reflection have resolved 10 marry
am iorty years OF ngo, In most excellent health
aud viii endeayor 10 make most model husband
70 he lnir being who will consent TO become my
BRIDE She must be between sixteen nnd twenty
yenrs OF age and must be pretty | have every.
Thing that heart could wish Tor with The exception
oi one OF !. sainelSon Co.'S elegant mecrschaum
pipes which will be acceptable as Christmas
present irom tho fair lady who will answer this
NJ Address HORACE
$40 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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These arc the actual steps which follow indfrc.
ton, Ackcr's English Dyfpopsa Tablets will b1th
check aud cure this most f,aflu Of diseases. Guar.
antccd bf ". I. iirisTEn. Duggist.
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Ee,tion.

tintt ,,lu IL ta.t IA NJ. fttf Td psii.s tisvt
on Monday, January a. isf' from 10 p.rlHEk n. no.
Until 10c'uck pm. 10 ohoo pirrior. ihswiYf ~
serve The ensuing iuat
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RAILROAD time TABLES.
chssape.h. snd ohl, Ron,s.

4
| Chesape.he snd ohio Rsnts
.Il4lioi r. som S .rlmitoi 49, s i,a .S
'ipsy ac' - iiism sil lis,a as -. go ? .
INIT = cfpn'ss iiains run solid between No 4
nns anl LOUISVILLE ,suyinE Pullman nufci
i',ss,ns looi9 Sleeping oar. laducah ETprs.
,hlcago giving The only day itain ifnm Monphis
70 - LOU. 1ickg, onloc under foaloiy iIoi'l.
Louisville aud Sa.h,iils.
,yas, MAIL. o. eiop@ sv,a Mail W. %
shail,.,sis f.....-lu ~ an eMall ......... ala a
~ Louis kt... h1pn - Louis En.. gOlI a
standard ume
Mississippi valley Hou,. o.. y. O.ST.u
.,.,-, leaves Arrives
~ ras' Aal 80 . IN ~. o fasl Nall siI /, IA
Tennessee widis ~ naiwAg
To Tale Reject November iiI
I-iiy Nali.,...... ,iop'm naiiy Mali eA S.s
Tally Freight. booam Daily Ffcisht siOa "a
IiAlh. lea'c ifom TIC X g. N. A n Depot
Iinnol. Central lhi. a q. Divisional
~ q. MaIl-......soop.m ~ o Nal. ........5i6a ~
,looal Freight so an si.ocai Freight Z u nm
'Thfough fr.l /. y pm 'Tbmush w.t. an an
Nal trains viii stop II iag stations. N0nconnah
AldcnL stmtiuu's jtossinr Iallahsirhlo Tant
and itlycrialo when slrnaioI Local freight trains
VII carry pasongrr. Through freight trains will
not carr passengers
hansAs c.iJ, M.mphis aud birmingham.
morning rrn. % sm 'Fvcnlns rrn- $50 "a
~. spg Aeon. toopm N sos Accom- Soji a
cun isoass lhARsas CITY, fou Bcou 49,
hsmphisl.
lcaFa Arrive,
sr. q. ~. ,,.....-i0io an *. q -. aJ0nm
IN. q, MALE. 5a0p.m *, o. Mall. 500 "a
Leave Mississippi ani TenneSco Dsoot
ds1pais aud C.ans.t0a.
tetycs Arrive,
Through Fr. i011p.m Through Pr 6t1an
Mall aud Tf....iOtD % mali aud EH. 90 nm
isomrfyillcAc. ta0pm bonneville "A. 90 an
sismpn'. and l.i,tis .10oa
In eject Sunday, Dcoonbcfp. lisa
Laws Arryr,
'Throngii Pas. Gt5pm eThfongh pts 0iSpn
Through Pas. Gtbatn Through pas. Nlga "a
Central standard tlma
hoa Nuuntain hsnis.
Leaves Arrive,
iine lock IL ~ pm | Little Rock EN. 0nD 10 !
icths ~ ........ appam Texas Er...-.... pUJp "a
- Louis and tHt Louis and
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
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Notice.

Al pofions having bills hsninsl shelby county
will present the same NJ The Ciafman's onioc on
~ before December 1Y iof examination b. the 40.
diiing Committee, Or they will not DO paid NJ Che
iHnuafy iefm 81 the County Court
H. e. tLAtuiiTrn. Chairman.
fioinphis, Tom. ppoombrf o.. ifx