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Curious Custom al 81. Ives.

One of the most curious customs ever
heard of, was that which was observed on
Thursday in the parish church of St.
Ives, Hants. On table in the church at
the cuancel steps we're placed six bibles,
and near them box and three dice. Six
boys end six girls, solemnly watched over
by the vicar, Rev. E. Tottenham, and a
crowd OF parishioners, threw dice three
times to see whica should have the bibles.
Three went to the boys and three to the
girls. The highest throw was made by
the smallest girl, 81. This remarkable
custom dates from 1875 when Dr.. Robert
Wylde btqueathed $50, of which yearly
interest was 70 be spent in buying six
bibles, not to cost more than six shillings
six pence each, to be cast for by dice on
the communion table every ear by six
boys and six girls of the town. piece
of ground was bought with the money.
and Is nov known as Biole Orchard. The
legacy also provides for the payment Of
ten shilIng5 each year TO the vicar, not a
very high price. for preaching a sermon
commencing the excelltncy. perfection
and divine authority OF the Holy Scrip
lures. The vill of the eccentric doctor
wss e1ao.is observed, and for more than
two hundred years dice were regularly
cast upcn tbs communion table. Lately
table erected Ell the chsucel steps was
substituted tae bishop Of che diocese
having considered that the communion
table was not fer throwing dice Ihe
wears sermon tails yea7 was besod upon
SIG uosds. From s child .10u hast
known .as Holy Scriptures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28

Mr.. Lindsay Muse, a coi sss s ~. 81
in the Navy Department ha7 81 ling
ace. He had the distinction Of Zen sert
Oldest empIoye in GoveFnn ...,, -.e- il
He was appointed a me mes I'D Il
Navy Department IN la-2 a,sc,-7 70
there continuously in tha' CAPE 80 Is
aav Of his death. He served ua Ed b
ty.seven different srers'ai'5s.. - ysa
hands With every President i'1u
20 Cleveland. -.-szs ,
Racine i yer, much ai.ss,.
Usvor s-cor. The Lass me5.a hi.
council over which he
haTe been very aisgrgc-ii2- ..s
Letters from ths.Congo .-s. &
messenger 4 Oh biz way from from s
t r beaTing bad news Of E'P..
ley. e-.vss1 =
The feeling Of aos'ill.y Y ssi \. groa
ana Germany is sa.a Ill.,
steadily beneath The saFiss
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28

DETAHLE, the famous French painter,
has won the N edal Of honor at the Paris
Salon, with his striking picture "Le
Reve," representing detachment lying
down in eornfeld.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28
CRIME.

RoBaEas attacked au express train on
the Missouri k3nsas and Texas Railroad
ia Indian Territory, Friday night They
failed Is secure mreh Booty ont killed
one passenger.
FBfgaABp TuRuRSER. prosperous
farmer near Lincoln Neb.. quarelled with
mis- wife ans tnen wena aud hanged him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28

GENERAL SHERIDAs'A grit happily seems
tikely to carry him through the crisis of
his 10 alady. The loss Of his yenerated
mother must have depressing effect on
the gallant patient
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28

the republican party had always defended
the railroads aud had followed that policy
in making rhurston temporary chairman
of the Chicago convention. If they would
nominate Thurston and Depew they would
sseep the country. The committee rose
aud took a recess until evening. At the
evening session the house passed bills
an hOrizing the construction of bridges as
follows: Across the Mississippi at Wa
hasha, Mimi. ;across the Missouri at or near
Sioux City, la; across the Missouri at or
nsar Bopca, Nebi across the Mississippi
at or near Burlington, Ia; across the
Mississippi ~ O; near Clinton. Ia. across
the Mississippi a or near Muscatine, L.;
across the Missouri in Montana; across
the Missouri near Winora, OAK, across
the Mississippi at 0quswaks, Ill.
THURSDAY, June u.
House.-The senate amendments ia
the d. plomatic and consular appropria-
tion bill and the District of Columbia
appropriation bill were non concurred
IN and a conference ordered on the first
named. The house went into committee
on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
On motion, Mr.. McShane's amendment
was adopted abolishing the surveyor
generals office at Lincoln, Nebraska, and
turning over the papers 70 Nebraska and
Iowa. Without concluding, the commit
tee rose and the house adjourned.
FRIDAY, June p.
House. The conference report on the
bill increasing the limit of the cost of
the Wichita, Kas., public building was
adopted. (It accepts the senate amend
ment fixing III, limit at $1,000,000( The
house went into COMMITTEES of the whole
on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
The committee rose and the bill passed.
The house again went into committee on
the naval appropriation DILL, and without
making any substantial amendments the
Committee rose and the bill passed. At
the evening session the house passed
thirty seven private pension bills and ad
journed
SATURDAY, June 90.
House-Mr. Belmont presented the
bill introduced by him to give
eff ct to the Chinese treat. The
only amendments are the provisions
taken frcm the Morrow bill making the
bull take effect upon the ratification OF
the treaty aud wiping out the section
allowing six months during which the
Oh uese may return upon certificates.
Inc report is unanimous, Morrow con
sentins to the recommendation that mis-
bill lie upon the table. The whole after
noon was spent in an effort to get a
quorum and failing to secure one the
proposition to report the bill to con
struct public building at Portland,
Gregg was favorably acted upon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28

THE great international boy colt against
France is working like charm. The ex
position next year at Paris gives 4 fine
opportunity TO display The genuine boy
cottipg spirit. The memories of CEN
fury ago in France are to be sure, not of
nature to warm the heart of royalty.
Austria would naturally be slow in con
tributing to the glories of Paris in 1889,
aud as Germany stood apart from the ex-
position of 1877 no one need have been
surprised At her refusal now to recognize
French holiday inspired by the spirit
of republicanism. But why should Eng
land follow in the footprints of the leu
tons? The great manufacturing centers
of England are disposed to display their
wares at Paris, but Lord Salisbury will
not appoint a royal commission to snper
intend an exhibit, nor will he in any
other way officially recognize the occasion
And now Spain cries, "me too II this
continues, the republic had better meet
and adjourn sine die.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28

MRS STANTON, Miss Anthony, Mrs Liver
more and Mrs. Antoinette Black well say
uD pleasant things about Mrs. Belva
LOCKWOOD convention and repudiate 1t
in the name of woman suffrage. The
worst of it is they are right. Belva is a
triAo too much for patience, when one
re fl ects what a chance she gives the cheap
vita
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28

Belite Is 3 nes explosive invented ~
Lsalm, Of Stockholm. which IS destined
= knook dynamite ana melinite ont en-
Erely.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-28
ICEBERGs

Difference Between Arctic and
tic Bergs-ships and Crews s ,,,a'
on Their Summits-.c,.,
Land Carried of.
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Trustee's Sale Of Real Estate.


DrnsrANT TO TIM rOWEEg ~ 4 CIR
Il tlln dorl oi trust tn iuc as Trustee, dated July
1l. Do n utlol iu hllk ill 90 psto % Of ihe
shelby COUNTY EfE.Hfrs unQe dciault having
lCin made On De- iafilrun hgfein rrufldrd if
and !. having been ~ rluo'tod nl The bencucir
tbs. vii, on
Tuesday, December n. taas,
M fho southwest cnfncf ~ Nain anf Nadlr0n
sins.tl in tia CIfy 81 Ncmrhis IaxiuH District ~
shelly Ouuutv, Tenn, tffHcun lrgal hour, nncf
and ID I'd pablo uurian. % Inc hiThr.i bidder
ilf cash. tlo i0lluwInl nal olialo in tho Gig n
Nruphis. Iakinf District 81 aAtlhy County, aud
NiafHnf Truuraaas tI.uIF
Ti,s 'nuth taft a ~ ~ o. iald down on he
unn 20 taid r.tlt 10 |ruItf Ht ihr unuhclt Inter
rriion ~ tcrlul iifci siin 90 alley lFtHeen
fnufrfi end OfUfinu InsffH. thHnnC north win
in cast eide ul tcfuud street Iis ieUt ihCurn cas-
Hud plrlfiFl With t0nford street "a hrf, ihcnr
anutf parallel uifh sr1uud ftffff Iiia ir.t 20 1l1
alley. themes wet Win s'd alley 20 The iegirning
1hH equity ~ fu icmrinn d Waived shall soll
sud funfNY ~ lnst1r only
sale bCFltls "a a. o'Cust nn4n,
fIYiuN n fiiAIEn, Tfmtce,
N n TrCgcvnnl - ofuCy.
Memphis Tenn Nov ~, iSiA
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TIMBER AND ny VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED
| j 'cacent'ii iy n. and Q. \. Maddux 10 he un.
dUfrirucsi Tristuos, on pcombcf 3, i,si duly r.
curioi IN Book =, psro ~, anl D. u!rccicl b.
deere cnicuci IN the ransn of W. T. loIk y q. 4.
WadduN No. bliA " D., thHnrcty Court u shelby
County. on November y, is,s, We will. on
Saturday. Drcembcr y, isss,
in front ~ the c'uuhou1c door Of shelby County,
in Wrnrhls. Itun.. cell o. ihc highest bidder iuc
i1I1rinr described teal estate ~ the Second Ciyh
pairirt % shelby County Tent. namely
tract IL 90 atrr bring slino lrart ~ lanl
CpngoIcd ~ Thnnas q. hf.igrun anl John rim
be D. ". a Garner by dC.d dated NAY ~ l..h
anf racuriei iu ue ilcdsi1ra onoo Of shelby
county. ln IUnk "E,' V1rc aIt aud drflfcd N
rhafIdite Auu Needing llnen NarnrU hl nc VIII
I'd IA ~ II Gnucr ~ fCo0ri iu ihr lnilaie Court
~ aid ouuuiy ir Wll rook No 2. page w. le Z
nui cxr-ri arlu ulIe1l conveyed hawh ~
I.sl b. ". N. If1iirr ana % acre conveyed Apnl
an. 90. tow y N0ft Ttfilr. ald y acres cou'
ttFrl Dee Uh'T z, l.fI, % T. Nrtlinf on, cnl'
ur.f ard ~ HrHr conveyed November ., lssil tl
fsIi Washington. EClrwur being ~ dc 10 on VI
fa'l decd. .Dfa mnf lafi.cn.afd tipilon.
Ur Do thHunr. d.HioI we nfu ru1ulIfi not "
rll aus ui -iil irtri walsh lics wst Ol The iiau'
doipH nui lr'l.gl rl.d. uuiIra t1g portion lying
rl.i thuuii nui t.l f0f unlClcnttp pay the debt
Interest ord r0.m nd uy aid ifiai dCcl We
villa thrrui.ru, oftf tir ula pdd tfst sud M onsg
% Dies bot raiiu ind dcui. VIII thcn ach lh' 70
icrni Of ale o. hrcd b. aid dscrrc are one
half rurrhn.o muucy payable in ia months md
One llf nf tuclfu mUniha PURCHASE a. etrcnf
uutrr % uH heading IuisfUsi from date With pff
n1ani security. uud lien retained uu she properly
faulty Of u4icmriun. d1uf and home toad
Waived TAa November Do, l..a. ......-...
JOHN IA FILMING,
IrIatrG
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AsIUsEMENrs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
IN sa.,F Frank Gray, Manager.


NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
IN Frank Gray Manager.
Three Nights and Wednesday Matinco
Beginning Monday, November ~.
The Eminent Comedian,
SOL SMITH RusSkLl.
SOL SMITH RussLLL
SOL SMITH RUSSELL
Monday and Wednesday Nights his New Comedy
Drama,
"A POOR RELATION"
"a POOR RELATION"
"a POOR RELATION"
Wednesday Night and Wednesday Matinee,
"BEwITCHED."
"BEWITClED"
"BEwlTCHED."
Mr.. Russell in all his funny songs and sketches
Thursday, Friday aud saturday Nights, November
-, % and "a Matinee saturday
Special Engagement of
The Beautiful and Talented Young Actress
MISS ESrEILE CLAYTON
MISS EsTELI.E CLAYTON,
Direct from the Fifth Avenue Theater, New York.
With her own Company.
In dramatization OF Amelie Rives's celebrated
novel,
THE QUICK OR THE DEAD.
THE QUICK OR THE DEAD.
Thursday and Saturday Nights,
"a SAD COQUErrE"
"a SAD CoQUETTE."
Friday Night and Saturday Mntince,
THE QUICK OR THE DEAD.
THE QUICK OR THE DRAD.
Sale OF Seats Tuesday Morning al o am. at the
Iron Mountain Railroud Ticket Office
Nov. %, 81. 2s Nov. %, 30. Dec I,
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d r. D. S. JOHN MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED FROM II JEFPEnsoS
no. $50 Main Street. Upstairs,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
ua.abllsiiod In is5li

np. JOHNSON T. nrennwiefsri BY an particsin
ID tTroaicd Is b. iir the most siioccssinl phyfi.
rieu IN the treatment % private secret ditcssct
Quick, pcrnauent care. guafAntcei IA every 1,sa
f,als % lcinnle Hcccat uarss OF Gnnnrnta and
Ivnhfiis rflrd In a few DAYS without the uss 0i
sidrcury, rhaars II Diet 90 hinlrAnco from bia
res, secoudsFy sypaila, Tie lat Vcsiise er.ll
Ia OF semen stopped IN ashou lime sufferers
tu,in f-np1ieucy OF los ~ sexual posCr resofrito
lrcc virof In lew weeks Nlcufa- CT selNbns
and ln,s OF physical aud "A, utal power, speedily
aud pcri aaneniiy curci. Particular attention PAID
10 tic III eases " Women, an1 cures Euafanieel
pnrs and Ola Sores cured without Tho use OF oanfii,
az de kniic All consultations kulrtly cDniilen
gal N@iicincs ssa. b. ezpfrS 10 III para OF ne
country.
ns-worsingrnrn cur-f n hst the usual fsi-s
Ollcs hour irdia . O'Clors an. 70 . . cipck pm
~ n JOHNSON. Ma
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Atnrrrn,liir.

srcAl Dispatch 10 fhs Appeal
Grrvntr. Mss. Nov iI-No holu or.
rived t1dnv. The ending STAR from Cin-
cinnad. and the City of Puiloncc, from
Raichcl. ior 81. Louis. ore due tonight Tie
river u a icct aud rising. Weather iluc.
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CinrInnniI.
frcrlai DIpaleh 70 me ArlolL

Fpcclai Difpltth 90 The Appeal
CiNcivS,u. o.. Nov. i5.-Thc river Is
rising With eD fcct inches ON thc gauge lat
evening. Weather cloudy and cool. Toe
pumeruy packet Louis s. Shirley came 10
with broken shaft and thc Bonanza went
out IN her place Tic Ohio arrived %
o'clock pm and viii leave Tor Mcmlhia ln
the morning.
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Notice.

rI,uE PUBLIC ANn ALI PARTIES CON
h. COMPRESSED ~ the nuyers and FACTOR Com
WILL W mfECE
General Manager
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Ningc OF TIC IlIVrrs.

OfIfrr hIUstt FrrYICn. q. RI 4,
Nrnruu. rcun.. Nui, ~, i"A 7
Tho following observation afu tkrn 90 nll "a
lions nnl.tl iu che fIlh urrNHu tuuri which j.
one hulr iatsf than Mcmpha time.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Moycments az the Levee.

Arrivals-Gayoso, Tiptonville H. NJ.
Hoxie. New Orleans.
Departures-H. NJ. Hoxie st. Louis An
ME =. Silver, New Orleans; Gayoso, Upton
Vile
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LErrsRS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL DANR.
New Orleans. Ia

DEMEMpEQ That the prccnce ~ Cent
HEM I'm Dth'--ncaureur and Etfly. who
on In chang at the nragings lsa guarantee oi alb
salute fairness and Integrity. that the chances are
Oh equal nui that M one Can possibly divine what
number viii duw rrlrn
NENiNnisEit, also thu the payment Of rrifs'
u auarantUcd hN Pour National HAMS Of New
Orleans nnd the Tickets no, FnCl ~ thc 'r'il'
dent " nn Institution whusc chartered fshts tra
r,Ouvuifcd lu me highest Courts thruiuft hcWAr1
al IN limitations ur auuuNmol achrure
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nAioxa

Dpy cheap Books, Albums, Scrap Books,
Paper AMI Envelopes from y. Williams 4
Co, 2ys sccond street.
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Rxp IirAm

orrnA glasses, our own importation, nj
Hughes & IIallers. S53 Main street.
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At the Academy OF Music, Now Orleans
TUESDAY, DECNMBER Is. 1888.
Capital Prize, 5000, 900.
100, 200 Ticket, mt $40 Halves, ssot Quar-.
tors, 80, Eighths, ST. Twentieths, sai
s,,iis,aoo

a,tfO Prizes, amounting to-. ~, iis,eoo
For CLuullAtE ot any further Information Do
sired wtlio lcgibly lo the undersigned. clearly stat
Ing your residence with State, county. street aud
number MON rapid rtufn mail delivery will 10
assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing
your fnll adlrcS
send POSTAL NOTES. ENpr,S Money Orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency
BY E1prusa lat our oKpcuscl nddn,y.cl
M. a. DAupIIIN,
New Orleans, La
On ". A. DAUpiuS.
Washington, n. q.
or ut 40. West Court ST., Memphis, Tenh
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THE MEMPHIS WEEKLY APPEAL
Is
TnR TI'sT WEEKLY PAPER ~ TliE SOUTH
u@ a YEAR tlOl 4 YEAR.
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.&zzaaeasp@-s
7&reS
Commissioners.

We the undersigned, Banks and Bankers. viii
pay all Prizes drawn In Tho Louisiana State Lot
teTies which may be- presented nj our counters
r. N, WALMSLEY, President La. Natl Bank,
PIERRE LANAUN, Ptest State Natl Bank.
4, BALDMlN, President N, o. National Bank.
CARL koHN, President Union National Bank
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN MS column is DC charged At rdts of
l6c ortco taeone tnsutiog iiro INSERTIONS Dc one
tcotk, Soc
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PERsONAI.


PERSONAL.
A NToN IsELE MANUFACTURER OF AND |
~ dealerin Boots aud shoes, az Monroe street |
A snDRooK & WHITE 222 FRONT ST. PAY |
~ highest cash prices for Hides, fun and Wool |
pEAUTIFUL FACES AND FORMS GUARAN. |
ID tccd. Face bleach removes irccklcs, pimplcs |
ana sbS Wrinkle 81 Rer bottle Book Of TeS,ps for
MADAM RUPERT. 2lJ state street, Chicago.
~ RANoLlTE, ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVE.
VI ment cistcrus, brickwork Telephone $50
once and residence, Isl Vance THOMAS CUB
GAS AND OIL STOVES, LATEST DEsIGNS
u lamps, etc. OF A. Hluields, 30 Second st.
HAVE YOUR UPHoISTERING DONE AT 40
! leale street BY J. liiLLsrRoM, late with
Mitchell y Bryson Telephone go
IJIDEs AND FuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
IL prices paid. sClIEIBLER & co. sS Main st.
Mrs NJ. PENDERGAsT HAS REMOVED
wi her drcssmaking establishment 10 No. 100
bs1 street. b TheSs she + to receive
SMoKEY cHIMNEYs POSITIVELY CURED
- kEEfE & CO, 2S Main street.
REAL hsTATE AGENTS.
a LIEN q FINLEY. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
"a and Brokers. 10 Madison street
noUGLAss a JANIS REAL ESTATE AND
IL Rental Agents 20 second st
n ooDwYN6 lizard REAL Estate AGENTS,
VI brokers and collectors. No Madison street
IL L GUioN. KkAL ESTATE AGENT.
II. 10 Madison street
HATCHETT RICE 4 co. REAL ESTATE AND
i Il Insurance Agents. 2os Maln vt, Memphis
ID l. GoYKR q co, REAL ESTATE AGkNrs
IL. and Brokers No "a Madison street
ID LBLAcK & co, REAL I4sTAIE AOENTS
IL. ~ Madison street
VNHE CoNAwAY REAL EsTATE AGENCY, 2s5
L Main street. Established is7L
CHIRoPoDIsr.
nRC D. sCHERKR TREATS CORNs AND
~ bunionS Oihce houn AN I'LL pm No
n Main street.
GALVANIZED noNw oRKS
ITo. r RuivscIl, JR. THE TIN AND sHREr
VI iron worker business and rcsidenee iele
BATHS
V'UEHIsII. RUSSIAN, ELECrRIC. SULPHUR
Il Salt or Fresh Water Baths &c TO ST. ~ I'd a.
nousEs 10 LI.r.
A CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSE, or "
~ rooms, completely furnished. s, y, ", Appcal
DRiCK CorrAGE-uN nAyfE AVE, NEAR
ID Walker street. euniaihinE seven rams Large
No. "a second ~
C,uOIcE sIX. ROOM COTTAGE on CAR LINE
" NJ the o1rncf Of Walnut and Tate stpcta.
C,OTTAGR Win FOUR ROOMS. GOOD WA.
" ter Apply o. M. y Quinlan. 70 Mlnnssns.
IOrrAGg EiGur HoOIs AND ALL SECi,s
- AIRY out h0uscs. in gn1l Npair fartien. cit
tern, well. eta frnuung on fernando sir'ui rail-.
mad and Walker avenue lhnuHn IA. u. fouthetH
irOm city. Apply OF No. % Union strcd ..,
JOSEPH iENOw
| Toon mlNEss HOUSE uowARDs HOW
| VI ~. T. MENCilAM Room 10. Masonic rcmple
ITOUsFs Or UNION MADISON AND CARO-
IL linl sirrcis by llaicheit Ricc 90.
| NTFw HOUSE, > ROOMS LARGE YARD. ~
| y Madison oocuried NJ prss,nt ~ a. Miller.
| ID AYNTR PLACE GILL STATION CliEAF.
| Ia 40 tlacc mnfc dcdrahc Cor family. koduat,
shady ard convenient
| CToKE.mousIs SOs iD AND ig7 MAIN 81.
> Apriy 20 JAS LIZ llL, 90 Trout sircot
| TWO sToY uOUE. oN CORNER OF KEEL
and tinh street Chcl,ca Call aiabose aldre.s
4nr MADISON ~ HOUSEHOLD GOODS
| lO) ilf nlo u wanicd.
1pZ DEsoTo. u siDiNCE; 2srORl hulcK!
| 10 sro1msi god cnnfluon. ., eiotllL
- NBS Broom HOUSES con srn AID uAlNis
- "a Dplr month APplLai
| - -----------=
|
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STOLEN.
ntL CuAT AID BOOK FROM J. a. COffiN&
" Goa oil Nnruu uu ruWrrui South and Shelby
streets VIII pay g. inward iur return gi smr 10
j. u. upfIiN q 60
DoINrrR no8-MY LEMON ANp WITTY
j Pointer dnr NO~fuE. disappeared from home
lat Saturday night and I have rcasun 20 believe
he va stolen. Any information will ~ rrpfg
,intcd. AMI inward plid iJf biz rniurn y as.ifd
J. h. SIMMONS
aafis Viz. NOVEMBER 3. ls,S
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IA' s.lg, l''l osar
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ron sAIY on nINr.

n NV ROOM COrTAGK 10 rUNrOrOC ST.,
II l1i OKLA a., with stable end scvauts rooms
above. HALL squnrt from fhrCU Caf lines tplcu'
did nclghb0fhooi. Ar.iy 10
M HtSiEh y Union ,lreet
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ROOMS TO LET.

A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, SOUTH.
~ crn exposure; every convenience; gentle
men only. ii1 Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

a TWY WIFER YEAHiiNG WITH urLt
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

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A 80. GROcfrY ron sALE poIVG a coon
~ business r.a.nu iur selling. ill health. Al
drcss y, Apfeal uiicc
A cnoiCH RrgnENCR o. MADISON 81.
~ near ihe hurucH pau Of tlc city, H. l.
COVER a 60 ~ Nad'alu lifoet
A DRAFT ON nocKAwAY UONsE ABOUT
~ 10 hauda hirh. ulLChhlsI q AAkllN.
IDUG0iH- INFLOW cost uVrfL JANUARY
ID lst nENlit t.1 Main ttrst
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sniff pHHthHHfu aul alII nu monthly rlfmrrtai
best chance cvtfnrtrri iuf parties ~ pbiain ds1lr
ahir bono. rauIruiruI tu business Main street VII
lc oucuod through ODE property Call az Monroe
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DAH8AIys iN WAGONS. CARRIAGES or Al
- tludt iiaucs clc, r my hutiiea must 10
'''' ~ IEyrs i5p uain street
I,iNE WLclf COW TfiRgE YEAis OLD. Ar.
J. pyatiil Carrul avenue
DHIAr CHANCE FOR GAHpFNEns AND
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rffdfd daly olwt. ~ in calf o. imported linliein
BOIL tolumhuf Altu iu connection ihsfcWlth ny
"a s1,,i.s IN and ss,sr. aud aus Viae,sfd
ard uffharls hrmlnr lmpcmcnfs, mulgt tict
and other land On connection u wanted. situated
on Costello nFruur. hnuut hur miles est ~
| Memph', rlna utirr. veil established mils
iHafn thf place flf terra 81 year o. Good iafIlrf,
Hrasln iof selling eOsnnUt rive V my pfn9nA 90
lentgn Tho isnd a tcfy rich, - ,,yyss
No s'o aec1nd siroci. Memphis
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] Ufirrs muEiuu from ta io 80 nlfn. tglrml that
| Will bc ln Mia Ia icN NccsA ,, ~ hul1nAh,
Hefuando. his
ISL Agr on WHOLE AZ ~ sIAyDs ALL Tiig
/ | lumbrf in icurinr, grand stand. siot Ia Pail
| vi Fans th0u 20 blu1 Vail w seui lids NJ One
| ioM q. iii1silh, - Naln dfist
INfurrHN AHiCgMAH WAGONS AT COST.
| vi utsiti %, Main 1rrrt
NON is NOrR CnANCETo CIT 4 wAGQN,
~ C6uiarr, busy o. Harness che4py ~
tTrtEs ~ Main street, Il selling out r9sfdicts
| 81 rust
oLp rArtls-Ar ArPEAk oFFicE . cENrs
t,rpignFTp OONHNFD YLAH Old trAL
lion. AisION A nOwE caplctille, Tenn.
CVAfL sTOcK onOclRis CHAP POI
> oash e0qd locNiou. cheap fenh Adifca
lHANk, carr Lrtief Carrier No II.
40 ooO TTyTLiSoii DAY ooNNoso OAK
ID.OOO iumbcro 10 n side a. "a 10 ~
'rpf. iilshis ior rough vgfs, sbeellug on ny d
a,,ti1n the.it ETC. VIII sell fcfy cheap Gan 0l
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