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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11
THE JACKSONVILLE couRGE.
Nine Gases AND Tw" Deaths from NelIov
EcNer-HCrnic Remedies.

Nine Gases and Tw" Deaths from yellow
Ecver-Hcrnic remedies.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla Aug ll-One new case
from fever occurred Yesterday. making nine
in all, and two deaths one being at Pablo
-arh. that Of Lon r futile. passenger
agent for the Louisville Is Nashville railroad
The citizens are organizing for most ener-
getic action The Maytiower restaurant was
burned yesterday by the board of health All
are leaving the city who can.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. ll.-Augusta has
quarantiuei against all infected ports Of
Florida where yellow fever Is now raging
over twenty persons from infected districts
eluded the quarantine at Savannah, and
have caused wild excitement 10y their pres
ence here
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11
Heartily Welcomed.
Blaine's Foot Upon His Native
Heath Once More.
A GREAT GATHERING OF FRIENDS

Welcomes Him with Cheers and Addresses
Farewell to shipbuard and Trip to the
Pier-Waiting Crowds at the Hotel-A
Demonstration at Night with n Ser@nade
and Speech What the Maine Statesman
Had /" Say at Politics
New York. Aug II The passengers on
the steamship City OF New York were on the
qui vive from An early hour yesterday morn
ing Tor the proce edngs looked for when the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

CAIRO, Ills, Aug. ll.-Gen Palmer ar
rived at O'Clock last night and was met by
brass band and great crowd Of people,
whom he addressed at some length. His ar
rival was unexpected, and the gathering of
people was impromptu, but enthusiastic and
large
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

OF three eggs laid by Georgia hen f,
one is as hlg rs a goose egg, one As small
as partridge egg, and the third about as
big as a rife ball.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

CHICAGO. Aug II The directors of the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois and the Indiana
Coal railway companies have declared quar-
terly dividends Of III per cent payable
sept i. This applies to the perferred stock
of the former
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug 1.-THE pres.
ident yesterday returned to the house Of
representatives, without approval, bills
granting pensions to Mrs Caroline g Ssy-
forth, Edison Saxbury, William s. Riddle,
Lydia A Heiney, James @. White Rachael
Barnes, George W. Potner, Bernard Carlir
md Sallie T Ward
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

BosToN, Mass, Aug. lin the conyen.
ton of factory inspectors yesterday resolu-
tions were adopted that the evils attendant
upon factory life and the ignorance of oper-
atlves through lack of effective educational
laws show the necessity for the enactment
% compulsory educational laws in every
state; that children under the age of "A years
should not he allowed to labor in manutactur
ing ormercantile establishments: thatceanli-
ness and proper sanitary accommodations
for both sexes should be required in such en-
Establishments by law; that more effective
laws should be made for the proper construc
ton of elevators and other appliances, AMI
that the number of factory inspectors shout
be increased SO that the work can be prop.
erly performed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.


hereby announce myself Is an independent
candidate for the office of States Attorney.
NJ Nj. CORBETT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

NEWPORT. R. /, Aug. 1.-THE Volunteer
and Sachem won she Goelet cup race in their
respective classes In the Eastern Yacht club
races yesterday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

No, 1924 Second avenue. Special atten
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
inserting teeth without plates.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11
Chicago.

CHICAGO Aug. 10.
Quotations on the board II trade to-day ranged
a. follows Wheat Nn = August opened s2Ss-
closed S,I..c: September openei and closed s17s'
October. opened SHsc, closed s3Isr Corn
August. opened 45'se closed g,lsc. September
Opened +'as,' closed 4,c; october opened i5hsc
closed 4f3sc ttitS August opened 35asc closed
sa4c, September opened and closed 2tIsc- &C,
tot-sr. opened 11tsc. closed 24ssc Purk-Auc7Ist
opened Sl3 e. closed Sl35S, September opened
Sl3si. closed SIS ~. October. opened sI9 20
closed SlS Is Lard-Aueust opened and closed
SsG5
Live stock The Union Stock yards prices To-
day ranged as follows. Market opened mod
crately active and prices steady: hest grades *
higher. light grades Sc o00b 81: rough pack
ing, s. sbd 81 mixed lots s. gaL6y,. heav,
packing and shipping lots, S6nI6 70 Cattle
-SteadIer i@Aves 81 6'dt6 ~ cows and mixed
81 5o5DS -. SfoCktrs and feeders g nld3 a.
Texans and Indian steers s. i0I} ~ sheep
Weak; natives, 81 755 { ca. westerns, ~ sl1,4 on
Texans s. 70,G3rO, iamirs - -0dt5.7i.
Produce: Butter Fancy ElEin Creamery, lqa
l9iac per H. fancy dairy, Ia &c. packing stock
lOG l2c Eggs strictly fresh, lhc per dnz Pota
toes l0ab h;S' pr hu- Poultry Spring chickens
l2UJ I5C per IT, old hens. gltIhc. roSters 54LSlSc
turkeys, "a Apples 81 75G2.5 pei bib Der
| ritss-Back ruspherries, 81 oOIl ~ per l6lt
! case; rt'i do i0VlA Yer u Ut
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

The verdict of appointed judges in
England is that British grown tobacco
cannot be made to pay.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-11

July trials in the cases Of anarchists in
Austria and Hungary have been suspend.
ed for one year
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REVOLVING PRISONERS.
How Courageous Deputy Sheriff
Kept Them at Bay.


OLArHE, Kas., Feb. 27.-There was a
revolt among the the prisoners in the
county Jail here last evening Deputy
Sheriff Campbell was giving them their
supper when negro despe RADIO, Hugh
McKinnis, grabbed an iron poker and
made a dash for the door. Campbell
dropped his tin plates and jumped after
him, and caught him just as he reached
the door. Two other negro prisoners
came to McKinnis' assistance, and made
savage onslaught on the deputy, but the
latter succeeded in keeping them inside
and locking the door, He then ordered
them to go to their cells, but they refused
to 60, and threatened TO brain him il he
unlocked the door and came inside. The
shorif was out OF town and Campbell, not
wishing to take the responsibility of killing
them, sent for the county attorney while
he held the fort. When the county at
torney arrived he ordered the prisoners
into their cells, but they laughed at him.
lie then told the sheriff to use force, even
10 shooting them il necessary. At this
time two other citizens came TO the Off
GERS assistance, and Campbell opened the
door and all made rush for the despera-
does. McKinnis struck Campbell with
tho poker, while Green Johnston struck
Al Parker with a club, but Parker warded
OIL the blow and returned counter which
quoted his assailant The struggle was
short but decisive, and the three prisoners
were soon handcuhed and locked in the
cells.
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Four ken,nen nraune.,-

PonTLaSD, Me-, Feb. 27.--The schooner
Nellie Bowers, coal laden, from New
York for Portland, was wrecked Saturday
evening on the east point of Richmond
Island. The crew consisted OF eight men,
and Of these the captain, George Spear,
the first and second mates and the cook
were drowned, while four scamen were
saved. The vessel was driven into the
breakers during thick snow storm and
let go both anchors, which held for sew
er,l hours, when the chains parted and
the yes ell went ashore. The fonr seamcn
who were saved jumped into boat and
managed TO land on the island, while the
Others remained on the vessel, and az tho
schooner went TO pieces, were drowned.
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Tho Gran. ncnnrtt a 90. rolIurr

ST.. Lovis, NO., Feb. 27.-on Wednes.
day last attachment suits in connection
with the failure Of Graf, Bennett & Co.,
at Piitsburg, were filed IN the circuit court
by Andrew Carnegie, lily Phipps, IT,,
David A. Stewart aud John Walker to re-.
cover s23, 1901, and by tho Minnesota
Iron company to recover Sl6,524. In the
afternoon the sheriff levied upon the
establishment No. 0i2 North Second
street The noieheads Of the Second street
establishment bear the name OF the Pitts.
burg firm as dealers in iron merchandise
and also the names Of VI. J. Lippman and
u. Q. Robbins Of st. Louis. A protest
was entered 10 the levy here by Lippman
and Robbins, but the sheriff took posses.
sion.
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JOHN DoRY, No. 5l6I.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by Pilot Msmbrlno. the best bred son ol
Pilot, IT,, dam Indiana diam of indianapolis 22i).
by Mambrino Chief Pilot Namhrlno made record
81 2a5,s IN the mud. Public tTiai over Louisville
Jockey Club Trark Ia 2S4
First dam Of John Dopi Agnes by Mambrino
star trccord 22sl. son Of MamhHno Chief Nam.
brlno Chief was BY Mamhrino Fayinasicr. ho By
Mambrino, he BY Imported Messenger
JOHN DORY l. 10 hands hirh. Sral brown. nj.
most black. two white heels. heavy name aud tail
short coupled aud heavy bonod. IIe Il horc of
fine action, and very stylish. Although In his 3year
old form and never trained. he 4 very nsiand level
headed and can spocd nj 2ai ralt Ne was foaled
April Is. lisa NJ Indian lIill NY. Limited to ten
mares Service fec so c.Vh. with usual prlyll.
nrc. Of mum
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&" BLUEGRASS" No. 3s4.
Standard aud RcrI.tnrrh.

Sired by Rysiyks iiambleionian slr5 OF 20 trotori
with pc0ris ~ 30 or better. and sire OF % sons
that have each gotten one or mon ? q +, FORMERS:
nnt dam Xiii by Long Island BLACK llnwE: sccond
dam by Young Dufoc, hall brother Ia American
Eclipse; thiri dam by Coflns Messenger by I'm.
ported Messenger.
BLukGRAsS Is iS7f hands high seal brown, al.
most black, with wine colorcd nanks aud nuEaio.
two white heels, heavy name and TAIL long bodied,
heavy boncd aud very stylish. lie l. the sire OF
Grey Cloud. record s.s1s-tril 2iqH. of Bccchcr.
sirc Of one 40 performer, andoi the dam of Lady
of Lyons, rccori 22b,t lie l. half brother to Dcx.
ter 2i5li; Nctiic, AIS Jay Gould. 22lii. George
wilkes, %. aud full brother 10 Monclaus. 22d
BLUEGRASS Il the only son Of Rj1dyks liam
blcionlan. whose services were ever offered to the
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. and hc will this
season DO limited 10 ten outside march Fec 500
cash. with usual privileges OF return
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snturdnv. MARCH 81. laaa.


Al tho hour u eleven O'Clock ain. the following
described ma estate, situated IN fhid county 0l
shelby. to.vlt; A C,Tiain cightace tract ~ land
the mcics and bounds whereof are ~ f0llows 10.
Wit beginning nc the northeast corner Of the In.
teucction q Mclean and centnl avenues near
TIE city ~ Memphis thence north five lbl dcgross,
cut tcfcn and iii00 chains. thence east eleven an
chains; theme south seven and iilO0 chains 10 thc
north lluc OF Central avenue. thence west eleven
aud il.lOl chalns 90 The beginning. Aud also An
undivided necivhth Interest IA ana 20 a c,rtaiu
cnacrc Tract Of land which adjolna the said eight
afr,s on the NORTH the nciol nnd bounds 81 which
MD tcnarrr tract are a. follows iO.wlt beginning
NJ the east side OF the sald Mclean av In the center
ni Carr enuc extended thcnc east with the center
of MD Cart avenue ten and 2ii00 chains: thcner
south nino aud ~ 10 chains; thence west eleven
chains % the east side ~ Mclean avenue thence
north five degrees eat With the east liue 81 Mclean
avenue nine aud S.i0o chains a. the beginning
said eight acre tract will be sod subject ~ Martha
J. koknons claim for dover therein. The eauiiy Of
PRESUMPTION !. waived aud the purchaser viii hHyE
lcyed 10 DO good, but shall sell aud convey only
A. trustee. CALVIN PERKINS, Trustee.
Mpmnhia Tenn Ioifttarv J. fa.s
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CnIcAco. H., Feb. ga dispatch
from Guayarias, Mexico. says "Gyat
excitement prevails here over the news
that the Mexican government has char
tered steamer 10 take troops from Mazai.
Ian to San Benith, where the Gua,cmalcan
insurgents are invading Mexican soil The
Ioops Of war, Democrats, Mexico and
Jaurcz will also take troops from Aca-
puloo and other ports. The impression
here h that Guatemala will not be- easily
checked.
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Two Buriars az water valley.

f'fcihl bi,inich u 1hc Appeal.
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Feb. 27.-John
+. ohrisp, an engineer Of n construction
train on the Tennessee Midland railroad,
WHO died in Memphis Saturday night, was
buried here this evening by the brother.
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, Division
w. lie was Young man, and popular on
the line Of the Illinois Central, where he
was well known before he went 10 the
Tennessee Midland.
Miss Julia Brown, n daughter Of Mr.
W. II. Brown, an accomplished Young
lady, was also buried in the city cemetery
this evening.
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Chancerv Sale
on
II e A l. e S r A II e.


No CO.'S, R;;-.chanccry Court Of shelby county,
state Of Tennessee ". q. n Ficcoo et nj.
by virtue Of an intcflocuiory decrcc for sale en-.
iercd In the above cause on the "a day 81 Deccm
ier. ~, ~. 90 iagg ~, Twin scll al public euc
ton, 20 the highest bidder, In frunt al the CLERK
and Masters ohce, Courthouse OF shelby county.
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday. March n, 1858,
within legal hours tho following described prop
cry, situated ~ shelby county, Tcnn. to-wit'
lot and ., block a. Port Pickering.
Lots aud Z, smith subdivision u lot I, oi block
~, Tenth Mard, BEGINNING on the west side " Main
sircct u feet Duh o. The south line 81 Alabama
west 100 feet ihcnce north % iccg thence cast loo
LcS u and Il. block So. adjoining nc..Ict'. 10,
on ne elsl tiae Of Main street between Alabama
Los % 7,2 %, 4, u, H. II. IS 10. % n, a q.
Lots 2, 2iand q, block 10 Tenth Ward.
Lou ! aud ,, block 10 1cnth Ward. fronting q
feet each on Third street. aud running back 100 eci
Iot .. block TO- Tenth Ward
iot - block "a, Tenth Ward.
lot ~, block 10, Tenth Ward.
Lot I, block ~. Tenth Ward.
Lotto. block 9, Tenth Ward.
Lots and = block ~, Tenth Ward
Lots - aud -. block II. Tenth Ward
Lot ~, block 10. Tenth Ward
lot H. Persons subdivision. ~ acrcs iyIng In the
northeast angle Of fernando rad aud Mcl0morc
lot II, ia Per.on's subdivision Of lot A Of WILD
williams subdivision, fronting ~ feet on the
south tide Of Ida street Fourteenth District
lot T. block a. brown avenue.
Lots 10 and -, DunH subdivision, ffontltx ON
Dcac street and the Pigeon Ro0a road iDjKl5s.ccL
lot ~ withenpoon,s subdivision. on Jackson
street Fourteenth District
LoiL block lS norsh side Of Calhoun street, COZ
i10feeL
Ios IS, block 8. ovcrion subdivision. Fourteenth
District,
I0t and cisi half Of LOT !, block ~, ovcrton ad
ditiOn. Tuufircn.h district. i2IIsxi50 feet.
Lots . and % block Z. Tenth Ward
Terms ni snlc on q credit Of six months. note
WITH srcgriiy. hcafng incn-t from date, required.
lien rcisiucdl redemption barred. This Fcbrunry
81 MCDOWELL. cierk and Master.
ByI ~ rrplry. u. q, nud u.
e. W. u y. a. liciskcli. foliciioS.
MuLFoED buys old gold.
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Stookholdora. MaatIna.

A MEkllNe Of the uoctholdcrof the Troy and
The Office OF tnld company. In the town Of TROY,
" Union county. Icnnossoc. on Monday the 9TH
Gay OF February, AID. lsss for the consideration
81 mortgage bonds and stoct Of aid com pany. and
NE trnnnacton OF such other business AZ may be
advised. by order Of the Hoard Of Dirctor. do
oemb.r ~. iie1. oEo. H. WILSON. PRESIDENT
W. bnicr, secretary.
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Now IL the Time

To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodidc OF
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous az
fcctionS and all diseases peculiar to females.
kenoyates and inyigorates the system. Phys
ic'ans recommend il. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers.
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street
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Trustee s S ale.

DY virtue Of q ccrinin decd Of trust 10 me ere.
ID cuicd by C. W. llntisnd, registered In the ofire
Of the Register Of shelby county, Tennessee, Ia
lccord book No. i1h, pngc rs the undersigned
Ing the unpaid indebtedness by that deed srcurcd.
sell at public auction, 30 the highest bidder Tor
Cnslt. AZ the southwest corner ~ Main and Madison
sirccts. In the city Of Memphis, shelby county,
-
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For cleansing, preserving and identifying
your teeth and gums use Longs Pearl Tooth
Soap. Used and Endorsed by the medical
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAED PIONEER, No. 81.

bred by Smith 4 Powell. syrncusc. n. v caivod
May n is1. Color black shield snip. throat.
brlskct strips mp left shoulder over on rirht band
sfound hips belly. lcgl aud one half tail white
SIM Ncthoflnnd Prince. No. nc n. n. ~ tho bot
combined mill aud buticrbuli In America
Dam PHnclla ~. a beautiful COW. 4 years OH
March ., iss7, with the form and all the point, of
a great mixer rrunolla n had been giving milk
morc than eleven months In her year old form.
and held up 10 more than gallons per day. Rho
took prif. At tho Sew York state Palm ia Is,I
aud 1851
CANADIAN rave Cor Smith Powell 60 pounds
In one day when years ola
NETilERLAND PIONEER Il very STRAIGHT and.
square, With an exceedingly brad aud Lowell back
road long hips soii coat. an unusually mellow
tkln and weighs nearly 100 pounds scrylcc fec
siO cash, with usual pflriicTns.oi rtum
IOr further particulars address
n. 7. n CARLiN. Manager.
Lock box NJ. Mem ,hls. Tenn.
DISSOLUTION.
The nrn 81 rusion & rollon lawyers. a this day
dissolved by the withdrawal ni W &. rusi1n, who
has sold out bis Interest In the ascH and unnn.
lshrd business NJ the ffm ~ ~ n, rustun aud y.
T. iuetOn. who viii continue the firm under The
lame arm name aud style al The same onioe %
Madison street y. ~ rOs1ON,
w X. iDHION
MomphIs Jan. -, 1854 EP rOs1o&
pOsTON A pOeTON
Attorneys At Law, % Madison ssNci Memphis
D. if rustON " y f0uoN
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Read the Following Endorsements OF Distinguished
Physicians:

1Iayns examined the advance riysian
hnd OF reliable hcrputcl
y.
Professor Of Theory and Practice Medical College"
certify and
End TO DO In it diagnosis and Of
public
shave examined the Family Physician give, me pcsur.
the
circulation w. M D.,
tuor rim Dumet Medic COLLEGE Chicago"
after examining the publication
A. QUINN ~,
Professor the burnett Medical Colcss"
The book onalnsn valuable which will aid wonderfully dag
diseases and the remedies AloIahs Homeopathic Ectis
and Herbal
Family should have guide health the family doctor ITS not intended
instance everything possible
IA hh absence
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified a. hdrninlttFaior Of the estate
~ z, v null0ck, creditors are hereby notified 10
fic their claims, and debtor will settle
J. N. TRrzEvANT
Administrator
a Nofth rourt airret Neo,,hi.
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BEosunris yields to the magic Of Pe-r,I-na
50 pys Mrs. g. G. Peek, IA Jackson street,
Milwaukee, Wis
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No Other Book Published Does This.

Beside this there three chapters worthy special menuoa
namely ose ON Diseases OF Women" Diseases Infants"
The frat Of these model OF IL language d NJ
pictures for children
most practical sensible and straightforward upon
been printed
This chapter alone IN ovcry mother
bad 10 be purchased at iu regular price
The 0h chapters referred equally VT nd
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On lAS Fnl Minaay d ATrl, 1889, Al II O'sl,ck.

= The forenoon o. that day. The proposed issue Of
lmnch lionds Of eald Conpany end Dc exeo,,tlon
y = morigare or deed Of trust 10 secure the Snne
wv ~ submitted n The meeting Tor IL consldera
100 And actipn thereon. ~ oricr " the President
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The auate,usIesp Insurv.,,s

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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
G1S ~ PER FOOT WILL BuY II BUiID.
tpIO.OO ing lots, eastern suburbs paNed NV.
nue. street ems and dummy.
$4,000 y %15t @s% 1rGs as. %si. FRAME AN
rooms Washington st, near Orleans
$4,000 y9sa, 3 ..l rqS gs sSo.;p sGs s
one wishing an investment
$4,000 %5a. Rsy &c. SC5 cs .aES cT sS
ner OF ,oiec and Third streets, Fort
Pickering lot fronts l2lxl3L
$4,000 WILL BUY NICE COTTAGE on
RicoO Ianderlac street, noar Vance, six
rooms etc.
We have for sale other dcslrnblc property. I'm.
proved and unimproycd. and will take pleasure In
showing same. HUGH "a CULLEN,
or q. l.. MCDONALD,
Madison street
II BEAUTIFUL GROVE LOTS ON COURT
i ttrcct extended
Y Residence lots on Madison street extended
~ ACrcs ON Poplar Boulevard. east of Montgomery
subdivision Of ~ acne frunting ON cooper avenue
Nelson ayenueand NJ & {. H. H. In lots TO suit
Fine cottage residence on orleans street south Of
Sly acres, corner Of Marley and johnson avenues
Nlc, sotnge ON Manioaas IT,, between stanton aud
Mari SIS
Two lots corner Stanton and Dunscomhc sts.
four one ncrc lots on 1rsg ave- east Of seventh n
Numerous lots, cheap aud on easy terms In all nor
lions Oi Fort Pickering
Eighty nrrcs ON Poplar Street Boulevard ,ad uf
lfcEcYnnt ave-
Fifteen acres corner OF Kerr ave. and Mississippi
Farms aud farming lands on all the leading rail-
~ second Strrct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-28
No Other Book Published Does This.

TIlIRDn H. directions Il
one elias, physicians butt gives cpsgy and for each
each the different schools OF medicine aud all the
the most eminent their respective modes
suited 70 lhe needs Of every any no matter what SCHOOL, Of mle prefer