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Prince Looanon, the Russian smbassador W.
not present az Emperor Williams reception in
Vienna yesterday, q fact which taken IN connes.-
ton with the absence OF n DecraiA u held IN on
cial circles 70 be significant
The British royal yacht Victoria and Albert sfil
proB Syo0er1ck % England
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS DOWLING, AuctiOneer.
THIRTY;FoUR BARRELS PURE UNADuLrERAT-
ED CONCORD GRAPE JUICE FROM THE
WHITE ELK VINEYARD COMPANY, KEOKUK,
IOWA. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH, 1888, at TEN
O'CLOCK. within my auction roolns shall sell the
above consignment.
The attention Of the trade Is directed to this sale
ocl-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MEDNESDAY: OCTOBER TENTH. 1883, SAME
oc5-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
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Now READY
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
HATS.
DRESS SILK HATS. IS. 90. AND o.
ALL THE LEADING STYLES
HATS
AT e2. $3.50. g. s260. o.. AND eA
BOYS HATS. 7oo. TO %.
UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
With Gold. Silver and Natural Wood HandlsaL
JAMES T. DAVIS SONS,
Corner Peunsylvania ave. and 18th st.
sepS-1mo
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NNRUsTEES' SALE OF NINE NEW BRICK
L HOUSES, 9N STREET BETWEEN SOUTH
SOUTHWEST, ADJOINING GARFIELD PARK
AND WITHIN THkEE SQUARES OF THE hi q

SOUTHWEST, ADJOINING GARFIELD PARK
AND WITHIN THREE SQUARES OF THE o. q
CAPITOL.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed In Equity Causes Nos
1905 and 1llf0 (consoidated). Doc 2S will sell
At pT6iH auction " fs9nt 81 the respective premises
4. D. 1883. ct FIVE O'CLOCK p u. III thoss certain
Parcels OF Land in the city Of Washington, D. @
known cs Lots 81 81 80 "a. 81. g, 81 80, and aS,
in Book Is, page z. Of the Surveyors Once District
Of Columbia Each Of said Lots 81 e 80 Inclusive Is
six rooms and cellar Lot 30 q corner Of street and
the alley, has Threestory Brick with store mi cei
lar Al the houses have eas water. &c. These Lots
Terms q sais :. e ::so lot: onethird Of the pur.
stallTenss payable In one and two year. respecveiy
annually and secured BY deed q trust the properly
posit q cocoon each lot WI Be required q time Of
sale. Terms must be complied with In ten DAYS from
day OF sale or the property viii b reeod q the rial
snd cost Of the defaulttnG purchases An convsysIo-
AGOREw D. DUyALI. Trustee
Cor. An q and ~ ava
JAS b NARR HustsG
WATSON J. NEWTON, TtSssss.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts seas-dSd:
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A BAD JOE OF wHaTEwAsHlNG.
More Mistakes Of the Promfnens En-.
8tneer WhiteWasher.

DEvRlopxsNT or ASTOUNDING TUNNEL YRAups THAT
AN OCEAN OF KNonxERNa wHrTEwAsH WILL NOT
COVER.
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CHARLES q. CRAGIN
321 Al st. NV,
HENRY G. STEWART, JR
1224 st NV, AEusteess
WILLIAM Z. DUHAMEL
400 La. ave-,
OONCANSON bhOS, AuctloneeTs. oc5-d&ds
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60, LIE Il MISSING HkIE 10 ENGLISH MuIIoSs-Rela-
sisvs rs.sssss bsadoury, OF New Haven, Conn,
neH 20 an ehofnous estate by a recent Decision In
the EnyLsn courts Bradbury, until q snort time
ago, uveo Win MS sister, Mrs Frank CreIiet ana
LEFT here 70 work upon farm near Hartford NJ
Sreilet says the estate Is worth millions Tbe cas
has peen IA utlsauoa IN the Chancery Courts In
represents good sized fortune An atIemns ~
being made 10 md Bradbury, but has thus "a
years old and intoxicated. 7sA~
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ATLANTA, Oct. 5.-Miss Sallie, daughter OF James
w. Dukes, who lives a few miles from the city,
met with a fearful death yesterday. While house.
cleaning, she suddenly swung a door open with
such force that IL knocked gun from a rack be-
hind IL. In falling both hammers OF the gun
struck the floor and both barrels were discharged
simultaneously, one load going upward into the
ceiling and the other going into the lady's eye and
tearing away portion OF her skull and scattering
her brains about the room. A sister was sewing
In an adJourning room. and on hearing the report
rushed in 10 mud Miss Sllle on the floor dying.
Miss Dukes lived only a few minutes
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OPENING The ROME ExPosrTIoN-GOv. Gordon
formally opened the North Georgia and Alabama
Mineral and Industrial position at Rome yesIer-
DAY Despite the yellOw-leyer quarantine exhibits
have poured into Rome In great quantities, that
The huge buildings are packed. Gov Gordon opened
The exposition ia a notable speech, In the course
OF which he presented some remarkable statistics
OF The relative health OF Northern and southern
states, taking eight southern states bordering on
the Gull and Atlantic and comparing them state
~ state with eight Northern states north Of the
fOtoIiAc and along the Atlantic He showed from
the vital statistics OF the Government that the
general average OF deaths In the Northern states
was lo5l per lUOo and IN the southern states
only li-39 per l,UOO and that the Official death
rate both among the white and black population
was smaller In the South than In the North.
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HE CONGRESS OF AMERICANISTs--At Thursdays
session OF the Americanist congress, In Berlin, Mr.
Morse, OF Boston, read a paper on ssThe Anthro-
pOlOgy Of the Ancient and Modern Pueblo H.
dians.' Mr.. Baxter, Of Boston, presented the re.
searches made by Mr.. Bandeller, OF New York, of
spanish documents relating 10 the Pueblo Indians.
Prof. Nlrchow lectured on 1.-THE Anthropology OF
Ancient and Modern Savages OF America In the
course OF his lecture he said that art had produced
Cranlal deIOrmlteS among certain tribes OF Ameri-
can Indians similar 10 those existing among yart-
Gus peoples Of Asia and Europe.
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There was only one death from yellow fever In
Jacksonville yesterday. SEVENTY 1--WE new cases
were reported. A mass-meeting has been called
for saturday to consider the question OF
erecting a monument TO Col J. j. Daniel It is
said that nearly 5000 Is ready as soon as SUBJ
scrptlon books are opened McCIenny now has
ia whites and II colOred people The total number
OF cases 70 date Is 160 white and 20 colored: now
SICK, IL white and 3 colored IL Is said that the
local, state, and Government authorities will
shortly have ar important conference on the sub
Iect OF the disinfectiOn OF Florida towns
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THK CLOCK CANE IN SAN FRAxcrsco.-A o'clock
game, patrOnized by San Francisco clerks and
DfOAers as means CT gambling on the Market
VS. Padded ~ nifty policemen, who arrested about
- oi the Inmates They were released on ball
AUst VI tnen escaped In time 10 appear at their
49,. ILL.,, Out IL Is Understood about 100 clerks lost
hot De convicted OF running a gamtn0 eSr shltsh
naene, vue tne police swear they Will break ft up.
a. s-.A, announcements are daily occurring on ac-
count OF losses al the games
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0NHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. 1Ol2 DELAWARE

DUNCANSON BROS.
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Special Dispatch to The Appeal
CAIRO, Ill. Sept 30-IIeavy white frost
appeared this morning and the quarantine
restrictions have all been removed. The
Golden Rule and the DeSoto were allowed
to land without inspection today The De-
Soto had light passover list. The CITY of
Monroe added 100 tons here, including ninety
barrels pork. Her lighters were taken to ST.
Louis by the City of Baton Rouge and the
City OF Cairo. Four feet four inches of
water is reported to ST. Louis, the shoalest
and toughest places being Liberty island.
The My Choice brought out four barges from
81. Louis and returned with three. The
Henry Lourey lays up here and will send
her crew home by rail. TIE Future City
comes OF the Mound City WAYS tomorrow.
The vidette brought three quarter boats
from Chester for repairs here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-01

TnE Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run series OF harvest excursions b. all
points in Arkansas and Texas from Mem.
round trip, and tickets will be good for
thirty days with stop over privileges.
: Any further information desired will be
sehccriully furnished by calling ON
II. ID. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 300 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Reing More Pleasant

To the taste, more acceptable to the stomach,
and more truly beneficial in its action, the
famous California liquid fruit remedy Syrup
OF Figs is rapidly superseding all others.
Try it, One bottle will prove its merits For
sale in 50 conts and 100 bottles.
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A Hebrew Judge In Missouri.

ST. Louis, September 30.-Gov. More
house, OF Missouri, has appointed Samuel
Levi associate justice OF the county court
oil Bates county, vice T. J. Bosworth, de-
ceased. Tho appointee is hebrew and is
the only one Of his race ever appointed TO
a position OF any kind by a Governor Of
this State.
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saturday. October 20. Isss.

between y o'clock M. ana O'Clock Pm. NJ the
southwest corner ~ Main nnd Madison Ftfcuts In
the city ~ Memphis, IcunCssoc, ell ~ thc highest
hddUr iuf cirh. thc following trsfs NJ land lying
and being on Presidents Island. iu shelby county
Ttuncstrr, aud bounded ~ follows
beginning n the southwest corner Of a GO acre
tract IN The name " ". rcnun. thonco north 10
chains and N liuss T. stake with box elder. paw
paw aud hickory pointer. thence west ~ chains
~ an ssh fspliug With two LANCE cottonwood Tuini
en-, thence sputh % chslut W u stake IN the mouth
" rayiuo on the bank ~ the chute with vii
low cottonwood and aycamOru pointers thln0r W
The chute with in mcsudcruEs y chains tp the h.
ginning, Cunialulng ~ nCfua Alsp. one other turt
on aid island, bounded ~ follows BEGINNING %
box elder marked v, on the east bank Of tne
main branch ~ Tie Mississippi river thence down
aid river - chains to the oEirumo point of Hi
Island. thCncC north ~ cot up the east chute u
chains "a the oa.tcrn line oi fsld tract indicated
BY cedar ppt thence due north o chains 90 n
stake Toe thc southwest corner 81 7Hsi arru tmr lu
the name ~ Robert Cumming thence due wet iD
the beginning cnutiaing % acrua-sAid two tmC.s
Cuninlulng ~ arrCa
Tho equity IT redemption. homestead and dover
gtpfy.dl Waived aud title believed W b. good bot
wM. A. COLLIER. Trfisc.
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Chancerv Sale
Or
r. e A l. E S II A r E..

NO. Oils Kiln tho Chnnccry Court Of Shalh,
county-State Of Tennessee VS.. q. Aiseo CT al.
BY virtue Of an iuterlocutory decree ior sale an
tered In the above cause on the 10Th day of January
1855 ON r. CO. page 66s) will sell at public auction
TO tho highest bidder In front Of the Clerk and Mas
ters Office, at the Mun street entrance Of tho cour
house OF shelby county, Memphis' tennessee 20. ON
Saturday, October q. isss.
,v,,hi, lecsI horr. a. ,,I,','-, 80,
,y sii,,sts5 a., Sh.1, ue ivlio"ng ueSctlbed proper
VI t ,.s ~ SuV.sJ county, tennessee to-wit
~ Woshinn, :. Iu"gng ,iAol'S lect n iast side
" IosI ~ ~. smlre y IShlh ward
coin s,,hji,tio =, nlos, VIZ sOuth part OF LIN
q persnns '''oa' i'Aio'a CHAINS ADJOINING Norrii
Ia, "a I'LL, "a nh, ,,,,
IN tsot so,,l ~ LIN suouviaon' fronting 1Oa
Lot IL Jobn - s uJ1a,s 70, streeI .,,,oo
son "a 30 ~. L'.eI SUBDIVISION. 5l5xl0g feet
syennss e oi vance street between Post and Valley
Int IN Nar,ha .,,,.,,..,,,.st..,., f., 49,.
xisH taoi w. ~, anon tAuedivisOn, fronting ~
teen,h b,S,, W." sou'h Aue Jackson street. Four
H., ~ sna,,7i. o.-,oa -. a..
per Of J,cksor S,r.a ~ W, on le northeast cor
Ioa 10 $500 49, ~ ana .anno,an avenue
t,anpirs ,n otS y, anna stephens subdivision,
avenue Fonr,c.s,h t,.,.i, Ne sou'n side OF Nlcks
a'H n'i rou'eehth asuieI
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REcgSITY n man Travelled along Broad.
way rs u walking advertisement Of a shoe
warranted 10 make man travel fast II
there VAS anything convincing in the
legend on the placard, the sandwich's mis-.
cradle limp destroyed II, but when people
snquired the cause and found he hadn't
had any Of sol coloman's ko-ko tulu for a
iweek they believed IT,
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The well known strengthening propcrtie,
OF iron, combined with other TONES and a
most perfect neryine, are found Ia Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, aud improve the blood and com.
pleXion
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NOTICE.

90 10 the HAND LAUNDRY. iu POPLAR ST..
ion Pint CiAss Laundry Work An Shirts done 40
BY hand Subtraction guaranteed. We Fay src.
cial Attention 10 Collars and Cum oaoo ail
Main street NOOK q co.
Calls and Dsiiveries Pree
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COMMENCING September / the passenger
trains OF the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive at and depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis q Birmingham
depot, at the corner 81 Broadway and
Main streets, where tickets may be- pur-
chased, Instead Of at the Mississippi &
Tennessee depot, a. heretofore.
j. I. GARNER,
General Passenger Agent
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THE James Lee brought in large cargo
from Friar's Point yesterday morning She
returns this evening at o'clock.
THE Rene Macready, from st. Francis
river, arrived yesterday with full load.
She goes back tomorrow at 5 o'clock pm.
THE Rosa Lee came in from the upper coast
yesterday with fair trip. She leaves again
this evening at o'clock for osceola.
The Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
City yesterday afternoon with a big trip,
consisting chiefly of cotton and seed. She
goes back this evening at o'clock
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fiRsT-cLsss table board NJ Fmnsiola's,
on Front street, opposite cuslom.housc.
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets ailOrl and carefully
served. Regular meals % cents.
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Voice (uIfure

Mrs. Minnie Hunter Peasants has re-
turned and is now ready TO receive lin
tied number Of pupils in voice culture.
For terms, apply 10 Mr.. Emile Levy, or
No. 90 Monroe street.
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Election for Directors.

Tho annual election ior % President ruI rI,c
Director fof tho Masonic Temple ~ memphis
viii bo held NJ ihmry Room nj VuoHIa TrmrIr
90 "WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. Is.. l.IN..p rlg
hours NJ u O'Clock am and oc.urs rm Hg
rHIfr DAVID D. MADDEN IH#. H.#.
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O. y. WINKI,ER

IDRofEssokOINus SIC, ROOM tSO 255H MAIN
Il street over u n. naidwin's Music Hone
specially Training the voice anror1lng 10 To- isost
Italian aud German methods combined Ic-s1ns
on ofaan, lisno aud Guitar Pupils " bcgin on
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PRNcfrAts are responsible for the acts
Of their agents, and agents are responsible
% their principals Tor errors. Smoke Grand
Republic Cigarros and Bunos.
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White Oak Slaves

AND WALNUT WHITE OAK AyD Ast 1908
NLrANsED 40 CONTRACr WITH RELIABLE
w parties iDf aHfu quantities ui HHt"t HIl
Los iuf REGULAR supply. delivered ul lIF ftlif.al
mont 30
INV YOnK EXPORT TtMuEH CO.,
No. lb aud H ufuliwaY ny
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Election for Directors

The annual election ior ttirtu u'tnuH foe
che HOME INSURANCE ASDTHuu UuHrtsI
will b. bold 10 ne nniro II mo Clmu1u. .r Do
Madison street, M wIlDNE,DAi. u,suUIE
9. isss. between tho hours II u o.,I1aE H.m. aHI
f o'fi8Ht nm UffN q prIUf. ..FrsIHFH
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Ibanuruu

- REMOVED ny THR USE or COCAINE
And itstimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnesfs Flavoring extracts arc tho
best
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PARTIES leaving the city can have their
furniture safely stored at Gibson, Wright
4 Co.'S iurnilurchousc, 3js Main street.
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Trustee'a Salo.

Failure having bcgn made IN the payment n tho
indebtedness socuri In trust dcCi made by g.
~. ladguu aud vile Kate rafTctt on The 2,ih VI
March, ls,i, nnd tc,Ordri lu book ~, pace lHs
ni The Registers unlcc Of shelby county TCnuuF 90
in pursuance ut the power therein Cuuiuffui, aud
IN UuruAuCc a. a decree uasaud on August IT,
ite'. M the cAuso IT e.. ~ padgrit a NJ ~. 10. a.
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uorsferd'. Acid Pro.nha,e.

BRAIN AND NERVE FoOD
Tor lecturers, teachers, students, clcrgymcn,
lawyers, and brain-workers generally.
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CIR up clubs for Tim WEEgLY ArrrAL
and secure ono Of the cash prizes. Soc list
nnbliahnl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-01

Three good tailoH at Southern Steam
Dye Works, So Court street. Apply at
once.
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TTustoo's SaIo.


FAILURE having been made iu the PAYMENT ~
the indrhirdurfH srrurd DO tfIft decd made by
e. N. rafgCit aud wife kaio.lulrrtt on thH yh
day " March, ls'l and recorded ln book a.. IaFU
~. Nsgisirfs uhco Ut shelby county, Tennessee iu
pursuance ~ The power thUIeiu CIuicrUd hui lu
pursuance io a,dUcfrg passri on august D. isss in
thU Gauss q g. ", ladgrtvi ~ W. ~ o. l0rUf Ell o.
No. 80 heavy docket ~ ihU thauUry Court Of
shelby county Tennessee W. vii On
saturday, october 20, Isss.
between the hours u y O'Clock m. and o.oioss D.
M, NJ thc south cato ~ Court rluaru iu Memphis
Teen, I'll to The highest bidder flf clsh che iHi
lowing rial estate. lying near the south line ~ thr
city ~ Memphis. shelby county lruurHeU De-
srfli.i M follows one Tract ~ lsu1 .u T1u pirk.
pfius AMI being block tA ui Che lands convey u ~
WiliuuFhbY williams ~ John & MUiamufu "a ID
1u Che lsth day 81 beermbrf i4sT. 49, ppuar from
p'at ~ anne M plat hook 40 o. psrH'i aud q 20
Registers once which blork frUntl W iroi on Van
Uuru Aui Coii,t streets anl ~ icat un Armstrong
aul lflut streets.
EIuIiy Of redemption, dover sud homestead 81
praly waived Title beloved ~ 10 good, bat We
fgli as trustees only.
WI M SMITH.
WA A. COLLIER
Trustees
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SUBSCRIBE for TIN WEEELY ArrEAi, 81
Per year, and participate In the grand dis.
tibulion VI gifts December /.
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Nr. wlnsloss sonthinE syrup aholid always bs
used Tor ckildwn icething II topihos Tie ohii
tofirns ihe futat slAya al pAin. Curui VIM cola
andis ibe besi fuacdy ipf ditffanA rs Dllta
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RAD Hans.

LUcY HiSroN Is finest and best Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all jobbor.
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VIZ have q full supply Of Nut Coal.
J.. 81 PArrrusoN & Co.
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wi Who hss rfrutly moved n me rity is now
prepared iu rFrrIvu pupils Tor Instruction loo music
Ht h.T rrHldrurr 80 Linden street Having Iffu n
pupil Bt the Cu.irru ~ Music " Dluriuulu. Hul
nur yranyN Isfrurr 81 teacher, fhr feels confident
ri giving gi'lHHrfluu. j. veil known Doe tluuIi.
Vile. Ala, AMI Chattanooga fcuu
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Two Pictures.

From the Boston Courier.
IN CoURTsHIP.
"What makes the stars so dim tonightp"
she asked.
Your eyes arc so bright they outshine
them" he said, as he tenderly pressed her
hand.
AFTER MARRIAGE.
II wonder how many telegraph poles it
would take to reach from here to the
moonT she said, musingly.
"One, lift was longcnough," he snapped;
why don't you talk sense?"
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RED IIEAps.

JosEru Taco. dealer in wall paper, has
removed 10 $40 Second street Wall paper
NJ reduced prices.
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FOR SALE,
WeStwOOd Plantation,

on ~ Fmncis hycf. Lee county. Atkhns. Con.
tnlus - nrnH hnr laul. t1l uUru with good
dwelling. cabins steam gin saw min will % hurHH
power engine, and Other improvements uu ID ~
acre nncly umhUnd With hirkury, OAK ash. ~
gum. cypfr a fucan snl blackberry IhrlumI 90 rau
D. thIUfrl ~ river and rlIrta1 tn frHiy markets
Win small ctpouan ths Plantation viii rent iuf
$50 year 70 u alsl hug Cor stock raising POI
iufthcf particulars appll ~ ny attorneys. SMITH
a COLLIER, homphlA Tenn. ~ ~ me,
ANNA r. IOHD,
No. IS InaI lit 81. NnM Anrll.
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THE RIVERS.
Movenen,s m, Tho Lava.


Arrivals-Rosa Lee, 0sceola; James Lee,
Friar's Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas City.
Depertures-None.
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ANIUsENIENTs,

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
THREE NIGHTS,
COMMENCING THURSDAY, OCTOBER
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Americas Great Tragedian
ROBERT DOWNING,
Under the Management
Mr., J. II. MACK.
Grand and Realistic Productions OF Legitimate
Drama.
Historical Scenery and Costumes
Powerful supporting Company, Comprising Prom
nent Artists Formerly with Forrest
Mccullough and Salyini.
Thursday and Friday PARTACUS
saturday INGOMAR
saturday ENenln s-."......,.,.......JVLlUS CESAR
seats on sale ut Iron Mountain X. r. Ticket Office
Oct. HIP 10 - GEORGE WILSON'S MAMMOTH
MINSTRELS
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ST. AGNES
Female = Academy,
MEMPHIS. TENN

MEMPHIS, TENN.
rINHlS INSTITUTION Is DELIGHTFULLY."- gtrU.
Hied In retired aud healthy part Of the city Of
Memphis commanding the advantage IT town aud
county. The entirp surroundings breathe an nlt
OF peaceful sccluxiou. which ever cSefts 80 power.
iul AN influence over the moral, physical aud intel.
Tho Course Of Study embraces the yarinu,
branches Of aSblid asd useful elucation In the
pgnlAt English touf.o tho pupils on entering arc
ranked according To their proficiency Ia OTthofra.
phy, drammAr and Arithmetic Particular aticn.
ton l. given On Sacrod aud rroiane History Rhe.
turic and Composition. Latin aud French cutter
into tho regular CUura portion Of time u vi.
lowed IN each pupil for Plain and Ornamental
NccdlcNofk shells, Flowou, etc
TERMS hcf session. payable half yearly inVafl
ably IN advance fpr loAri aud tuition In all
branches taught in the highest schools plata scw.
ing. marking. etc, bed bedding stationery aud
washing, $40 aud 81 a, Accuriing 10 the aTC af class
Of thc pupil special terms when scycra, members
VI the same family stieul the EchOol No nllaw
nuCc = padc Tor partial Abscncc ~ Withdrawal be
lore The expiration oi tho term except la uAso Of
serious 90 pmtrarcd Hines
lhrHAsHNrrmau. Italian. etc each So o. Music
on ,lhuo and use 81 instrument 500 Drawing
nnd Nsitf tolnu. 5000 Oh Painting sNpt Nm.
bruidcry and Ornamental Nott StOui Jre OF a.
bmfy. s2U1 NuUal Music IN class Stul pfiyatn
Lessons shO1 iosri per month during vacation
II spent nt the Academy Wsfhiug. etc. Sia0i
Medicine aud Physicians ices viii ioim cNtm
charges
Terms Cor nay Pupils. SN 500 Sloo or .aoo
por month fof further particulars. apply IN tho
IAnN stlNIttntl.
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