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HENRY A. MONTGOMERY.


Yesterday was the anniversary OF the
day when Col. Henry A. Montgomery fell
amid the scenes he had done so much to
enliven, never to rise again in mortal form.
The shock Of grief and CONSERVATION which
came upon all who witnessed the terrible
visitation, will probably never depart
from their memories, and the universal
sorrow that spread among all classes OF
people when the sad news became known
was reflected in the fearful eyes and the
grief-strcken faces Of all who thronged the
line OF the funeral march and watched the
funeral cortage slowly and with measured
and mournful tread vending its way TO
the cemetery. ''God bless him." was on
every lip; "God heal the bruised hearts he
leaves behind" was the silent prayer on
every tongue. Notin half century had there
died a man in Memphis who had touched
the heartstrings of the multitude as he had
and made them vibrate with grateful af-
lection that ended not with his life, but
assumed more chastened form after his
death and became insensibly blended with
reverence. at will be long before We
look upon his like again, F" says the bard Of
his fancy's creation. That sentiment was
echoed in its most regretful significance by
thousand souls when all that was mortal
OF Henry Montgomery was laid to rest in
Elmwood.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF that
mournful day, and all that human hands
moved by human love could do TO COM
memorate 1t fifty was done, and tenderly
doue. The sod that covered him had
been transformed into parterre of myr-
lad hued flowers, shedding light fragrance
and color upon all around. This was not
the product Of the florists art, not the
artificial performance OF perfunctory
task, but the eloquent expression OF end
less love, seeking with natures aid to give
shape and form to the incense that rose
upward from the soul. Not flower in all
that parterre but had been planted by u
tender hand, and each gathered some
thing from the tear that fell as IL was
planted.
Hundreds will visit the grave today aud
stand with uncovered heads under the
shadow OF the mighty oak, whose out
spread arms temper for him and his the
violence OF wind and rain. They will gaze
reverently upon the flower bedecked
mound that covers him, and memory will
call back 10 their vision the CHEEKY pres
ence. the frank, manly bearing, the gen
erous soul that beamcd out OF his honest
eyes. Some will doubtless remember an
act OF personal kindness TO themselves;
others will perhaps recall an act Of gener-
osity 10 friend or ncighbor in need, but
none will leave his grave without sigh in
memory Of the kindly old man who lies
buried there
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AN OLD DOCTORS HOBBY.

Occasionally | drop in Of an evening on
I'm old medical friend. lie keeps well up
in his profession, with an assortment Of
habbics; one OF these is that Of the simple
remedies that nature provides for such ~
come near to her, and in these matters she
reveals to the brown tinted husbandman
and hunter Of the woods aud glcns secrets
OF which the specialized student learned in
many toned lore never dreamed. Said
lie, Mature Is a loving and bountiiul
mother; she never leaves her children un-
cared for, when wcaricd with travelling
along the sterile shores Of philosophy and
science and feeding on the apples OF
Sodom, they come back together, she takes
them to her faithful bosom and welcomes
them "a though they had mover straycd.
There is not q poison or wound that comes
to the simple children OF the forest or the
desert for which she has not plain
and easy remedy. The barks. roots, leaves,
flowers and gums Of her medical plants
each have their allotted place In her phar-
macUpia. For example, the rcsinous eX-
udatious irDm the spruce. the iamarak md
! the bilsnm are constantly used by the
children Of the forest and the plain.
| While the civilized man ruins his health
and system with tobacco aud drugs, they
! keep their siomachs aud digestive organs
| clear aud true a. their work by constant
use OF these substances layishiy provided
| by nature. l0n never saw an Indian or
q dCnsCrt wandcvr with dyspepsia or wear.
ing n liver pad or porous plaster Tho
usc Of these rusinJus products Of the for
est keeps the whole system toned 10 ma
lures standard. You never find con-
sumption or like chronic diseases whore
| the lungs are filled with the breath Of the
bilum and the pine" "Wcll, doctor,
/ then you approve the practice Of chew.
| ing gum that one secs everywhere, every
| girl and boy and half the grown folks with
] packages oi Il. aud each one chewing thC
/ rud u sweet fanry2' "Syc here, my be-
/ loved, you think YOU are PROFOUND
| ing chestnut, but ] am IN earn.
st in this natter You are making
o sly dig, a. you think, ut our friend sol
! Coleman. You thiug because Il b. nj
| familiar 10 ~ Il Il nll Imagination, but lvU
me tell YOU, the kDko IS perhaps What
catches the popular fancy, but thc tulu
| which forms over ong.thiId OF the article,
g. The basis oi 40 the good lung and cough
medicines IN existence. Tho constant uH,
u tulu and thc klndr,d ba!sams Is Of iu
finite service t0 the young 10 ko spa thl
stomach regulated, the blood pure aud th,
whole system clcanscl In q way that moth
ing else will DO. Let tLom chew 10 II ihyl
! viii. II h. the easiest and most plcasu
way ~ take medicine that know Of
though Il lcphyos my brother dociou .
many a fee. but your last street car !
due; goodnight" Aud ] came away
believing that tho good old doctor wa
| sound In his views. kNLNKArA.
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OUR PRICES SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES.

Thoy arc marked In plain figuros In
our show windows. and any man that
knows a two from a soyon. can tell
the d.fforo,oe between Twoodlo-
doc and Twocdie-dum.
u does not require n brick house 20
fail on n man In order Co dlatinguioh
genuine bargain from some Of tho
so-oallod advortlnrd humbugs.
Last week wo havo oavod YOU some
money on MEMS CLOTHING. THIS
wook We viii cave you from 25o 90
500 on any ono article o.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

]. w. Moore, the geuteel-looking Chi
cago youth who stole gold watch from n
companion last summer, was found guilty
yesterday and sentenced to five years in
the pcniientiary.
Mary Smith, alias "Big Mary" no.
torious negro woman, who is a total
stranger 20 work, sobriety and decency,
was yesterday sentenced TO the county
wOrk-hOusc for vagrancy and fined SO for
assaultng q colorcd female OF her class,
whom she charges with winning her hus-
bands affections.
William Wagner. alias Jones, burly
black, was given two years in the peniien.
tiary yesterday for bigamy.
Application for bail for William Don.
nelly, charged with killing William Cum.
Minis, will be made before Judge Dub osg
Monday.
Charles W. McAllis,er. the "red wagon
man, who was recently convicted OF carry.
ing concealed pistol and given term in
the county work-housc, and who IL still
under Indictment for perjury during his
former trial. was released from Jail ycster.
day by Judge Dullose on his own recogni
zance.
The Jury in the case Of Znb. Nolen
charged with killing J. w. Sullivan, aitci
about eighteen hours delibcration, re-
turned verdict Yesterday morning %
guilty 81 manslaughtcr, and fixed the pris
oncr punishment at two ycar IN the pen
itontiary. Nolcn's counsel gave notice o
an appeal 10 the supreme court
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NOT A PIMPLE ON HIM NOW

had with Eczema. Hair ail gone. Scalp
covered with eruptions. Thought his hair
would never grow. Cured by Cuticura
Remedies. Hair splendid and not pim-
pie ON him.
otsay enough In praise OF the CUTICURi Rr.
with eczema that he lost all OF his hair His scalp
was covered with cruptiuns, which the doctor said
was scald head, aud his hair would never grow
again Despairing of cure from physicians |
began the use OF tho CUrlCuRA REMEDIES, and |
am happy ~ say, with the most perfect success
His hair Is now splendid, and there is not pimpe
ON MIN. recommend the CUTICuRA REMEDIES 10
mothers AS the most speedy, economical aud sure
cure Tor all skin diseases of infants and chidcn,
aud feel that every mother who has an afflicted
child will thank me for so doing
MRS, NJ X WooD5CM, Norway, Ne
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A DimruIly ~ cermanilun

10 tiC Editor ~ The Appeal
When the influence Of "tho machine
and The bosses who control The polite, OF
Shelby county was manifested In lis abil-
i,y TO keep the Peoples Reform ticket
from appearing In the columns Of the
Arlianrls, though II was offered ~ an all
ycIIiscmcnt to be- published ~ such and
paid Tor a. such, Il did appear 10 me that
the limit bad been reached In the iniquity
snpprps,.ng irru speech. TWAS, however.
ouly one ol the cards in their hand and 10
WAS reserved iUr thO stancb and true Drm-
ncais uf Germantown 10 pprpU,fair the
ioulost outrage that has ever yet dIsgraced
tbp puufls ul tie p1lilcsol shelby county.
On saturday morning Sterling licmon,
one ui the candidates upon thc Peoples
Reform ticket myself and J. VI.
pbiIlipf. q negro man who j, in favor Of
the ticket. went out 20 Hcm1nioWn 20
prusrnt the ticket and tie measures NC
nIyD,atr iur thc consideration ihc ,oiur
ol us Twelfth evil district Almost im.
mcdntcly upon our arrival, while circuIat-
ing among the men oi his own color and
Addressing himself quietly and pcaccably
g. informing them 0i tie position ht
thought !, was best fDr his race 90 take in
the November election, ho wa approached
by one ollie Martin, lately elected consta
DE OF that district, lat who had To- throw
an his office ON account of being unable q
make thc bond required, 5000 only. an,
informed him that Doc cluli not speak 10
that town 10 favor OF ,hr Peoples Reform
ticket. aud that be, Marin, would Civ,
himtwpnty minutes 30 leave town. Phil
lire did all that he could 10 avoid Martin
hut was pursued hy him with the persist
cuco tia; the drunkarl ~ often maniicsts
Martin also annoyed one 81 The othc
mcmbcfg Of the party until patience cease
60 be- ayiriue, when be- was told that
statement lac was making was a lie, an
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RUPTURE CURED.
On. y, NOBLE,

qfsrihi1t in ths cure ~ Rupture aHi aII Forms n
JhuH.r ulsrffss. haio of IrnaIf
DTpTtHI CURED WITHOUT fIE kNiFH %
IA liUHauHr 90 bHF.ufn hY tHH hiFa.gt d
tuit pHd Truss arI O1Iro Treatment
w UHsaaes NJ Women. Hl fh..f iufua rive
imuai a. f'il Q and pUfuau.ut cure
structure. Uyirurrlp Hui FatlUYCHIr and hII lNI.H
81 h'uli disease. rursi M short tInn y guarantees
even "aar take Iutssrs made hni N't"l taH
ioI nHmrl ani allfnfa Ji cures made he ihr .IiU
Umrri ~. 90 JEtIEMsUS sIttEHt.
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Mondays calendar lO,005, Dixana
Gossctt W. Kansas City. Springfield and
Memphis railroad; l0.026, \. Rolhrock ".
W. 4. Collier; 1907, W. T. slade W.
same; i0,Oga, Jessie Hicks vs. u. NJ. Bros.
man; 1000, Goodbar, Love & Co. VI. J.
Swclringcn; iO,lOl, j. 4. llHmiin w. L.,
n. o. Vt. railroad, l0,l02, l. II. Tate y
Co. vs. y. y. q NJ. V. railroad; 10. lOj
John CASTOR Vs. Jules Ferry; 0.j26, Mol.
lie Weir vs.. J.. 4. Meyer. g,oSI, +. W.
Boyster Va :. I. Carnes, U,JJ5, DLnll.l
Mhnelnr oil al.. W II. D. ClnnOn
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sInrrIatle I.irrnsc..

Licenses 10 marry were issued 10 six
coupl,s. The contracting parties wen
Zen Ashncr and Miss Lillic scCssel, $
W. Ackors aud Miss Julia V. Shepherd,
white. aud Ross Smith and Belle Williams
David lirnt and Dora Mason, Henry Can
non and Jiuic Young, Charles White anl
Laura KuncChCtt, all culord.
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Registers Onicc.

Mcxrt 5. II. Brooks, J. II. Martin, ".
II, Brown, u. L. Bridges aud John X.
Speed applied for charter yesterday In
c0rpouiing the Dixie Mil company, the
object oi which isiho manufactured -four,
etc, from grain, corn, fruit, cue.
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A Fever Sore Eight Years Cured.

must extend to you The thanks Of one OF my
customers who has bnen cured by using the cum.
CuRA REMEDIES, Of an old sore caused by long
spell OF sickness fever eight years ago. lie was
40 bud he was fearful he would have 10 have his ley
anputatcd but is happy TO say ho is now entirely
well-sound rs dollar lie requests me TO use his
name which is II. II, CAsOS merchant Of this
place. JOHN " MINOR, Druggist
l,ninsbnnn Tenn.
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From Plmples to sorofula Cured.

CUuCURA, the great skin cum, and CuTCuRl
SOAR prepared from IT, externally, and CunCuGA
RiSoivESt, the new blood purifier, internally, are
positive cur1 Tor every turm oi skin and blood
disease from pimplus toscrotua.
sold everywhere. Price, CuricuRA, Soc Soar,
De REsoLVEST, 81. Prepared 10y the POT1tR pRuG
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mas.
RS Send for How 20 Curc skin Diseases" o.
pages % illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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Severe Scalp Disease Cured.

few weeks ago my vito suffered very much
from cutaneous disease OF the scalp, aud received
no relief from the various remedies She used until
she tried CUTCuRA. The disease promptly yielded
IN this treatment and IN short while she was en-.
tirely well. There has been no return Of the dis.
case, and Cu1lCuRA ranks No. / IN our estimation
for diseases Of the skin.
RE,, J. PRESLEY BARRETT. D. D.,
Raleigh, ~ G.
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RLn IIrAIA

Ftru-CLkss table board OF Fran 1ll's,
1n Front street, opposite custom. house.
The table u supplied With ulc choicest
food the markets allorl and carefully
served. Regular meals 30 cents
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OrioF jersey Tobacco from the Mem.
phis Oroccy Company. Tie best tobacco
made i0r the money in The United Nin.cA
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Miss Fannie May can be- found in her
studio. No. 81 Madison, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays from ~ ul .
o'clock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AraAAp.
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pERSpNNi.
4 NTuN isRLE MANUFACTURER OF AND
y dcnlcrin boots aud shu's a. Mourne street
A sHHROOK q WHITE -, FRONT sT. ray
~ hignc,t cash prices Tor Hides. lur uud Wool
BEAUTIFUL FACES AND FORMS GUARAN.
p tcri. Face blcsch remove, ip,klc, pimplcs
and wrinkles n pvr bottle Book of rryHipts lur
the compile Nlon, - cent, rrut t MS turvlUular.
MADAM RUPERT "a state s'rert, chicago.
ENLEyAToR PuMrs, CHAM ruMIT. nv.
IL pair: the hest goods Tor TIE least money.
A. &, PARKER n 90. I'lcphunc No t6N
L,RENCn TAUGHT M TuE RATIONAL
u method. AddirS lfIi 4. lpNLjN, ely.
~ RASOLITE. ARriFl,IAL sTuNI PAVE.
VI mcnt. cistcr,is brickwurk Telephone ~,
ohicc AMI residence, 81 Vance THOMAS CUB
WN%
Gas AND or Stow, LATEST DESIGNS
VI laups. etc. AT 4. liHiclis 80 Sccond' Il
HIprs AND FURs WANTED NNp HIGHEST
II Lr-ccs mid sClILll W.. 3 90. All Main %
REAL ISTArr NG 80
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~ AID Brokers. u Mai s'u street
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nOuGLAs5 & JAMES. RIAL isrATa AND
- Lcninl Arrnis. 80 Srnnd %
COopwYNG HEARD DO 80 l.rNrE AGENTS.
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II l. UUION. KkAL rsIAIE AGENT.
l l. o. NndiHnn street
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OrrRA glasses, our own importation, at
Hughes & Hallcfs. 3ij Main street
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Not,Dy should be without Ilylo.
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MOIIsIlN TO IEr.

A NEW COTTAGE ON LAUpERpAIE 81
~ Apply to y r. THOMAS, a., Madison street
4 DEsIRABI E STORE UNDER MAIN STREET
~ entrance Ia Gnyoso Hotel. Apply ut ofl,c NJ
GANnso HOTEL
4 PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, REASON.
y able terms. Apply No a. Vance street
DRICE COTrAGE-ON nANE AVE, MAR
ID walker street, containing seven rooms large
yard, g. per month. J. ". y. BROWNE
No - Second st.
| COTTAGE OF \ ROOMS. i6i WELLINGTON
" street, hall Hsqunw 10 either noalc or Linden
street cara Just thoroughly Upnpd Apply Ia
}. j. MuklllN, cur hcolc aud Wellington srycts.
4 urrAGE ON MARSHALL AVENUE, FIVE
" rooms, modern build aud convenience In.
quiu At No Third Sircct
CoTTAGE WITH ruuR NlCE Rooms; GOOD
y wntcr, all couy,nicnccS Apply To MRS. E
QUlNLAN, 1880 Manassas street
IOrTAGE EiGIr ROOFS AND All NECss-
~ Sary out houses IN gool repair, gHnlnn, gii.
tern well SS ir'mlin3 on llcrnende 'ireS, nll
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HOUSE 40. ~ ADAMS STREE MAR MAIN.
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HOUSES on Union. MADISON ANO CARO-.
linh ftrvcts, by llaichcit Rice a Go.
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| Apply ~ " Alabama street
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ono T. UIus,H Ir. 1I.Iis ANDalI r
u imr Nufsgt Bufiugs, sud Incidence taH
phone no. .h
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AMUsEMINTS.
CHEAP COLUMN.

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lie for t,ro iAss tAsrUL io Insertions, lir one
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ApDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NLw ORLEANS NATIONAL DANg.
New Orleans. Ia

REM EMBER ,es grS mil , 81 ' si,
ar In rhnu.r NJ the Drawing, isa guarantee ~ ab.
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Evening capital., 1888-05-04
A WARNING.

The modes of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show copclusively
that more persons die from diseases of
the Threat and Lungs than any other
1t Is probable that everyone, without cx-
ception, receives vast numbers OF Tuber-
Gle Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into life and develop, at first slowly
as is shown by slight tickling sensa
ton in the throat and II allowed 10 con-
tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to the
head, causing Catarrh Now all this is
dangerous and if allowed to proceed will
in time cause death. At the onset you
must act with promptness; allowing cold
to go without attention is dangerous and
may lose you your life. AS soon rs you
feel that something is wrong with your
Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obtain bot
tie Of Boschec's German Syrup. It win
give you immediate relief