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Tefes Gresham wAs Esselest Hsth fcEs ag
ei.ess- IS taTl ta arose - fzakf 4sis saglsrss-
TIE llsr.7aT vss .alze a8 lnEsaal Us
i6ssa ge5ge GEFsa1.a s@ssi
Wr Cea8rrsEu aal tsenfet8sH ~uzi's
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Fssstrs az.slrg t~fEreea jl.ssts issfszs 1 aassiF
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,ing;zace. tneTeflFr. cafae a3a ~
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ilsslfefFl tsstluuaLs nge 4eewsss4 El4'ts-
v.sshse 10 ras eagEtF ana easl te-
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s2a essnsrisaEisas AID sSHez4oi{ szzsir-
t.ersssss. fAey ali EsEnc Il aers and
fs4zs defssfelss ~ t5-eses1 K asa11s a1za-
ing II sisry are cain. Fstie1ss es1urtxon.
enss seas % sp- the rieht.if thsg sre Hassr'i
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CHICAGO, sept I-Walfef johnson al
most murdered his Old mother thus morn
ing. aud afterwards tried 70 take his o@B
life. johnson lives Bt a1ts iasalle street,
aud for a long time has been SosneN bat out
ii bis head. ct times being violent This
morning. while his Tngther, aged ~. Eas 10
the Kitchen ne stabbed her in tie throat
and lefI her for Gead. she was soon DIS
covered By the family, and the police sent
for.
oaicefs started for johnson aud found
him la the wOptshed hanging y beam
He was eut down aud taken % Lake town
hsff. where he recovered. When dehnsuB
returned % consciousness he SEEMED 70
lose hss demenira. bat when told OF his
awful dr-d he could remember nothing Of
IL FaysIrlass dcciate Mrs. Jo1usan car
net fiFe. johnson is = years Old.
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rSDIANA cAmraIeN TALENT.
Imposing GALAXY OF Republican ora
tsrs-Dsmocrats None Behind.

fNuf4SAFGLis. sept. Zf.-licu George
sheridan addressed a large audience IN
fh3. e5ty Tonight. ralHBfs nGse apEaed bis
canvas for the Republican iickeg 81
Plymouth this Afternoon. Anna Dickiu-
sou sg.ake 81 fc-re iiautc tonight, tlen.
Bssssey a. seyM ar. Atp. Il. W. Palmer ~
IapaFge. Asi FaaSSasn s. Ia firagEe- ..
III Lileazaaa a tsreeusbgry, while FRED
Douglas Corporal Tanner, judge 1ofsrEee
eua s hest ~ lesser. known Rupubiican ora
tass sr.oke a. sfner points
fln fhe Democratic side ,Ae Showing j.
equally s1rUug q numbers and Ia taieDh
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sAS kRASclSco. sept e1-rhe catch 49,
eSlSAs-ean MfeStsing match af the Ne
ehauics pavilion this evening. lasfweru
aroi, James faalSaer Of this CITY and
Joseph Act0a Of Phiiaarlphia. 4thc ,fssss.
aclnoa. resaissai IN a draw. After tha
men bad wrestiesi Tor an hear and a omar
ter S1d neither gat a fan. ". w. Nssftons
the referee. claims be heard Faulkner ofT,.r
Acton slao % draw The natch. On watch
Al tsrtS OF 49,
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Eaa FHaSCs-Eq. scot. 1f.-Nafkr LelieE-
Bach. fo11esig Z WesliAy miBeF znG aerief
u Us lon. las ff0ugnf snit szalnsi r. =.
and ~ Gasessefu 10 recover ai@1nt 81
Cos assel d. the f0fsa q stock aas ineG9y
ss alsrgss Nas Gspsopsieisg frssa t.- tfssi-
Esss - EAasle4 gisas4iscfs. fcEiIeFsy con.
Edsnisai tiefk. WHO rrie3n~d saeee SUMS
- atm l. she ras1t sf tsaidEsafls.
ana y Aea Ae ssi4sa rzt meet ftie fayfrstst
ts.e latter se.4ets anx cold tbs Etsss1y City
zsine ~ xssala eeents, wersa eFez gelis
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ouARANTINE Clogs COMMERCE.


MonILE. Sept Glowing - the resiric.
tiou Of quarantine regulations in Missis-
slppi. Tennessee and Kentucky. the Mobile
4 Ohio stopped tonight ali through pas
senger and freight trains on thar roa 4
Traffic win be resumed, Manager Clark
says. when reason resumes her sway aud
the Democratic season ends.
New ORLEANS, sept. -. "A dispatch
from Meridian, Miss. says The board Of
health Yesterday afternoon ordered all
trains TO be stopped Local trains on the
Illinois Central and Mobile & Ohio roads,
between Cairo aud Jackson, have been
abandoned
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Decatur Almost Deserted.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept 2i--A special
to the Americas from Decatur, Ala, says
To-day has been the gloomicst Sunday in
Decaiur's history. the sun even refusing It's
cheerful light There are hardly more
than $50 people in town. Two-thirds Of
these are coiored. A special train with
about fifty refugees left about midnigh,
last night. There were bat two eases and
no deaths to-day. one OF q. days eases Is
Or. w. c Buckley, one of the best physi-
clans fn Decatur
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rLorED wIrH a FonmEE WIPE.
WHY = Seattle Woman Attempted
u Fnlsan HerseIf.

NlTT0Eta, n Q, sertl IL IAly Hao
arrived frUm seattle On Saturday nisbt al
frIs pied suicide GA SUNDAY uisGE ~ t4E
ing Morphine. s1e a. with lsaScaity fe-
stored - equcsaasness alsf hfTEff bard o.
81 Eel alsne The esax. fgF the ari ls said
~ b. faaf she leftly fguug thai nef hss
iana wlih whom sbe hsd been living hAp
Tiy ier 8 year. bai former aiie. TIE
tz''er turned ur tie other dsg ard b. WE1t
assF wita her. i j. stated that iAe sadT
e. e1lEefIet vita q highly respectable
faa-llE u Aa.l.agtln tsEatlrf.
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SAN FRANCISCO. sept 2A--in Statements
given o. toe psoss ta-day sheriff NcMana
sckuoNie hedges thei the late saunierer
tsoidcosea handed him a capsule paisoa
the morning Of the execution The sheriff
SAY ne was moved - attempt 10 kecp the
matter Quici frOui the fart that he Thought
he hAd clnr 10 the person who gave
uoldrnSou the capsule. and DC hoped to
hsYe ihsi persou appFeasalvSi lcsnee any
stir was made
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Iouis,iIi. Races.

LaUfsvIlLE. sept 2i-Tudays fsif
weather resulted IN a fssi trsck az the
Churchill downs. aud attracted a large
crowd 80 witness the races.
seFgu clghts uiie-Ckcrry Blossom Won
Remla second, saiiie o. third: time. 81
Great American stallion stakes, one and
thTee-quarfer mlies-sGyiua Belle won,
Long chance SECOND, }. B. Clay third.
fline, ste.
TAree-quarfess miie-R RhodY Pringle won,
joke Miller second. Dick Delaney third
time. 49,
one rniia-gounie King won. Dausfnan
second. Elrthfay third; tinf. t4f
Free handicap. one and oDe-sixieenth
mfics-loug Roll son. PINK Cottage
sec0ad. DeFochmouHi third time. -.
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Gen. 6. b Williams and others had recon-.
zzerde5 hss apt-sla Enens
IL II. gzrsiaza Of Nxw York was the fsrst
witness called fct fhe defense. He said he
ves ~ aito-neF for the New York esRarry
company. He testified that neither Repre-
sentative 1t2hluecker nor his father. nor
any member Of thar family, ever owned a
single share Of stock or had any interest in
the quarr3es- Mr. Oliver staAIneeker OF
Sew York father Of the convressTuan. ses-
uhed that neither himself nor any member
Of his family had any interest in any
quarry. Adjourned til fs,-fnnrrnH
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san FRANcIsoo, sept lf--A little hefarc
hson yesterday sharp shock ef earth
quake WAS ieit In this CITY. The fnofiau
siI@area . be Gp aud down. aud was ac-
S1ihpaaled hy a deep rgmhline sAgnd. As
Il oeruIFed during the hour of morning
service IN tAe churches. u created aanaeli-
taFs roi>iefnAuau IN some OF the esfifices.
although ia no Instance was there an
eliort 70 leave the buildings
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Two Gases at LouIsviIic.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2a-Dr. 7. D, Taylor,
who has been attending yellow fever ia
iieuts at Decatur. arrived last night lie
has symptoms Of fever. and was removed
10 the hospital. H. A. Grant, OF Newark,
Ohio, who came In from be- satuF, Ala.
last night and Is a; the hospital, has de
yeloped more decided symptoms 81 yellow
fever. lie will be treated for the disease
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lion collars, Az the time some sRspscsau
aitseaea 10 the parties and suit was
hroashi 10 enjOiR ssse Of ,he mine ana ~.
tsloss ve-c demanded of Oilenberx. wAieh
or Saras time he refused 70 give up. When
he did 50 i Is claimed they had been tam
rcrci with and this sult = brought (,
n-.ns ont. % nass-hle the iacls OF ~. las..
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NkW 1ORK, sept 2A--laft 81 the legacy
ieit es ne late Henry Ward lleeener % his
son, Of For; Townsend. ~. T., amounting
~ S--sa ~, was deposited in the Mechanics
bank, payment ot which was eniolnssi al
the instance af Lewis {. Chase. Who had a
claim Of 4so9 against aim. The bank, how
ever, pat.i tue money a. the sou, alits day
the supreme court decided that the hank is
Eablc tQ Chase for The S.u4
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californIa rahing rr.cautIons.

sACEAMENIo, sept 2l---tioY. Waterman
to-day addressed letter 10 the secretary Of
the state boari oi health, stating, IN view
Of the fact that yellow fever is epide nie IN
several southern siafrs. and that It's spread
ing i 20 be feared. he desired the state
board 10 hr.ug every appliance 70 bear In
order 20 protect the State against the
sCourge
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aees.s.at 4, a cattsemAn.

CIfgcassa. saps s--tsaa. CrsckeF. q
seal - eziilelaEn af Hirsa. 2gai-. faet
4 So cts seeas.eaf tAfs s1ofRfBz. 4 sao IL
. anfch ae aas rssiisz e6shssl ss2ssN the
tzftsssas tksaa{nx froeker nz1sBas ZEE
s. faes aatsilg lEss eE.seres4 le Nil Las
La sses gns. lie w4s removed ~ ms
fsraad parias Aele1
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a VerdIet of one Doliar.

Los ANaELEs, Sept. 2L-The libel suit Of
Brig, Gen. II. II. Boyce against the fiacs
Of this city aud Clarence J. Richards for
sso0op, on trial In the superior court for
the costs ON h!la
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A SCIENTIST LOST.
Mysterious DisaPpearanes Of John
Thornton wood.

BosraE SEPT 1f.-Ihe AgfhGFsues at
Isoiice beS2q .ssriers werc notified Ibis
frsrEaag of me disappearance of igEn
Elosaf0n y HQoa. distinguished scientific
saaa y 10 leff WeshiHg.oa e. Cozss Eafr
BE Vas slu- Aegs GA eptezlaef y. aua
uErFHfs ~ e. 10 eoEtsnsse bis jgurley ie
TAatu1oa Frsfy = II. O. is kaowa that
b. rs1eflr9 Ezssfs5ss. Ssss sltee fhsu al trss e
Il 10. !. -
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SAN FRANCtsVa, sep3. 2i-Henry Neth-
erDec, wner Of abe schooner Pet. which
W SIS dashed in pieces yesterday az the
northern entrance 10 the Golden Gate,
almost, II not catirely, by the captain aud
crew being under the influence 81 liquor.
Capt rarchcF came 10 the city late last
night.
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prennea b slrht ef alany reenle.

SAN nlEau. sept. N.-N yesterday after
noou, while crowd was watching tigat-
rolsc walker al The Coronado beach. q
young iaAn b. tse nAiae of robinson at
tempted io swim frOia raft watch h. an
cbnrcd 100 ards from horc. When about
midway hss strength failed, and after re-
naming stationery fuf DO mlunfcs he sank
without any sign II distress. The body
was not recovered
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arn snllnr. In Men,reai.

MoxrHEaL. seri 24--The Maeedou the
second saie which ever cane Into tnis
port manned BY fui creH of Jsra1ese,
arrived to-day. 5hs has On board e 9 zoos
81 sugar Her voyage rom teOllf. fhli-
iaglnc isIsnds, was one gf The fongiess on
record, and occupied - days
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NoRRIsrogS, Pa, Sept. 24-President
Cleveland passed quiet sunday a: the
farm of VIM. VI. singerly, and left for
Washington at $50 this morning.
WASHINGTON, sept. 24.-The president
returned 10 Washington at . O'Clock this
afternoon and drove to TIE White house
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NEN EaAs. sept. @E--SesS has rssgsSS
eioasezfar - the seagssssE fissnE Sud.
fs-ss frum Esasrx rFs1ssS - ise stsss ssf
ssfsAas.a-. tksas tse iAsassaix cd clipper s1ip
Esse saaogAf was oGe q the yEMess
Hrs< ked "a ;ee eca<z Of New tezns1lAnss-
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BunaIo Bfn peiights washington.

. wssHfxsrox. sept. et-fol. Win. y.
CedY fisnHago isiI opened his Wild West
shaz 81 fhn new driving park tbs after
noon 10 the presence of the isrgesf enfsd
eges assembled aa Ike Oceasi0uiu WASH
ilrtgu
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king Corn,. Carni,aI.

sIoUx CRY, Ia, sept. 2f,-rhe sioux city
corn palace festival was formally opened
at noon to-day 10 the public. The palace
surpassed in every way that of last year.
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ouarnnline pIsrontInned.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. af-Ibe guar
antine established Friday by this city
against Greenvilie, Ala, was removed this
morning. i being certain there was no
CNilse
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A GEORGIAN SELECTED.
John II. Blair Appointed Register
of the Seattle Land Office.


WASHINGTON. Sept. "a - Nomination:
John r. Blair of Georgia TO be register OF
the land Office at Seattle, Washington ter
rltorg
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Ternandina na- fne reNer.


FERSAsDISA, Fla, sept "a The board
81 health has officially declared that yel-
low fever exists Ia the city.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

CuAs. II. CALDWELL, OF Birmingham, is
in the city
PHIL PIDGEoN and bride have returned
alter two weeks tour among the Eastern
cities.
THE remains Of the little child Of J. w.
Alley, who died nt Cincinnati on Tuesday,
arrived yesterday afternoon via the Louis
vile q Nashville Railroad. They will be
inferred today.
MEs. llESRY FARMER and her musical
genius, Master A. Edwin, arrived yosler-
day. Theywill remain until after the con-
cert, next Monday evening at the Young
Mems Hebrew Association Hall.
POErER FEAnRRsroNR, who opposed
COngry ssman-elect Cate in the First Ar
kansas District, Is in the city. lie saws
there will be n contest, the result OF which
viii doubtless make him n Congressman.
SAN G.. CuRris, W. II. Anderson and
wife. Naukosha, Wis; James Fontrcss,
tennessee; the Misses L. Parrish and b.
Doyle, Mississippi; VIM. Black and l.. A..
Berry, Oakland, Miss, and 4. l.. Pull.
man. Chicago, are at the Gayoso.
Hinton HELPER, manager OF the Louis.
vile branch Office OF the Mtnuf1atucrs'
heood, Baltimore, arrived in the city yes
lerday on business. Mr.. Helper was in
Memphis about two years ago, aud con.
fcssos with pride and pleasure the existence
OF many healthy signs for the city which
have arisen since then.
L. II. RAIN, Richmond, Va; W. l..
Cherry, Nashville; &. W. Buckingham and
wife, Washington, u. c.; w. w. Stone.
jackson, Miss; August Kern, st. Louis.
Judge J. Z. Riddick, Miss Una Riddick,
Gainesville, Ark; W. w. Rullcdre.
Brownsville; J. w. Keighily, Louisville,
are ri the Peabody.
LAST Thursday morning. at the resi-.
dcncc Of the brides parents, at Rockville,
Ind, Jesse Long, Of this city, was united
IN marriage TO Miss Ida llargrovc. The
happy couple arrived in the city last sun
day morning, aud are making their home
at No. 39l Vance street, the residence Of
l.. 4. Long.
NIsiroRs ON change yesterday j. T..
Cox, y. i. Osburn, fernando, Miss; T..
A. Keith, Wilmington, y. c.; A. j.
Thompson, Mexico; j. u. Cowan, Vicks.
burg, Miss: J. Il. Potter, Blue Springs,
Miss; John u. Arncti, Tipionville. Tenn;
Ii Weriing PaWtuckcu, H. Iii. w. Viii.
marth, New York City; u. A. Jillson, Bos.
ton; y. y. Mckic, W. J.. Roberts, Holly
Springs, Miss
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South, and we need not be surprised at
any sectional measures or means used in
the South.
Before the next Presidential election
in 1892 there win be four moro States Il
the Union, gained by the admission OF the
Territories OF Dakota, Wyoming, Montana
and Washington. These States will send
eight Senators to the United States Senate.
OF these, Dakota and Washington Terri
tory will send Republicans, but il Wyo-
ming and Montana get in they may prove
doubtful States as to their politics.
"lf the Republicans have majority of
one member in Congress some measures
will be adopted by which this majority
will be increased to twelve or fifteen, in
order that they might have a clear work
ing advantage on all party or financial
questions and issues
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

THANKSGIVING services will I've held in
the Second Presbyterian Church today at
IL o'clock.
THERE win be Thanksgiving services at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
North Memphis, tonight,
TnE First Presbyterian and First Meth.
odist congregations will unite in Thanks
giving service at the First Methodist
Church today at II O'Clock am. Service
CONDUCTED by the Rows, Eugene Daniel
and Warner Moore.
CENTRAL METHODIST CuuRcu, No. ISL
Union street. THANKSGIVING service at / /
O'Clock m, November %. Let the poo
pie sent contributions for the poor TO the
lecture-room during the morning, before
service, and committee Of ladies will be
there to receive them. Come and mako
the day a blessing 10 yourself and your
neighbor Il. w. Erwin, pastor.
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LOCAL BREv1r1ps.
This is Thanksgiving or turkey day.

This is Thanksgiving or turkey day.
All the offices at the courthouse will be
closed today.
Five days AGO It was mud; now tits dust,
and very much OF il.
Thanksgiving services will be held today
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Who said anything about bonds for the
paving Of streets aud general Improvement
OF the city?
The postoficc viii be closed today after
10 o'clock am. Carriers will make one
delivery and one collection.
There will be n general closing of bust.
ness houses today. The majority OF them,
however, will remain open anil noon.
Thomas Murphy aud John Mcnamara,
tramps, were arrested last night charged
with attempting 90 rob n drunken man.
Thanksgiving services will be held in the
German Lutheran Church, Washington
street, at o'clock tonight The Rev. DR..
Day will oiIiciaie. Services in English.
In another column will be- found full
account OF the running OF the all-agcd set.
ter stake at High Point, y. c., yesterday,
in which Ollie 5, Memphis doc, Won first
place.
The boys Of the Memphis Institute yes.
terdsy presented their principal, Prof
Wharton :. Jones, aud Nr. Nicholas vii.
liams, with two fine turkeys each Tor
Thanksgiving dinner today.
George Bridges, colorcl, WIS arrested
yesterday by Capt O'ilaycr on The charge
of stealing a diamond pin and $3.50 In
money from Harry Robinson five years
ago. Bridges Acknowledged his guilt
The second heat In the handicap bicycle
races between members OF the Memphis
Racing Association will be- run today over
the same course as that OF Tuesday. Tho
entire public is invited 90 so out and wit.
ness Tie contest free oi charge.
Martin 4 Chamberlain. architects Of this
city, have boon awarded ihc contract oi
planning and building the lee County
tArkansas) courthouse at Mariana The
competition was great and was divided
among architects Of 81. Louis Chicago,
Cincinnati and elsewhere.
A. T.. DeGmIcupid, Of Monroe, In,
and Miss Ellie Porter. Of Dcnni-on, Tex,
were united In marriage 10y Squire Gar
win last night nj Z o'clock. The groom
stated 10 an ArrEAL reporter. who wit
messed the tying Of tie knot, that the
young lady's par MS were opposed 20 their
marriage, aud that they escaped about
three weeks ago. coming here. They kept
their whereabouts a secret until yesterday,
when they procured a license aud wom
married.
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Another Triun,,b.

NV lUuH, oct % ik'A
McEr l. simcls1n s CO.. N,urhis Tenn.
Dear Sirs-l'rom this day forward /
shall accept no orders from anybody In
your city for Imported Henry Clay Cigars
except from YOU, and hereby give YOU the
sole agency for Memphis ioF said brand,
declining all orders ior direct importation
from my other hrm there.
also appoint YOU sole agents IN Mem
phis for Celc1llno palicio & Co.'s key
West Havana Ciglr, and refer all dealers
60 your firm for any OF the cimu above
mentioned. ! am, dear sim, very truly
yours, FrHDfNAND lliRsCH,
solc Agent Of the Henry Clay Factory Tor
the United States.
n. Dust received, through Memphis
custom-houSc, 1900 Imported Henry
Claws. all siysa / SAWrtsoN x Co.
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BOSHWITZ BROS.
GREAT
C|OthiiDg. Sale !!
No Department Of our business has
given greater evidence Of tho up-
prevail OF tho people than our
TAILOR MADE GARMENTS.

We have rovolutionlgod the trade
OF tho town, mover rotniling n single
garment for more than tho whole
sale price. and sometimes selling n
suit, an ovorooat or n pair OF pants
for less than Bomo merchants In
town can possibly buy same quality.
Wo aro constantly on tho alert %
clio q out big lots at n close price.
and a. tho opportunity comes wo
buy Thorn low and soil thom low.
This wook wo arc Offering THIR-
TEEN BIO BARGAINS IN MEMS
SUITS.
$3.50
A. this price wo will roll on nll-
wool Choviot suit. regular rotuil
price elsewhere si9 90.
$1,000
This pr'co buys an all-wool cafsl-
moro suit that rotHils elsewhere 40
$1,000.
$500 and $3.50
VIII buy choice OF nvo stylcsl In
oithor Cutaway or Sack suits OF tho
boBt American worstcd mndo.
$500 and $l6.5o
AZ this price We ofror tx ptylcn Of
the very ilno5t imported tailor-mudc
garments, In Goa imore, Whaling.
Bullock'B diagonal. Corkscrow ana
other foreign fabricH.
our show window will give you
an idea or what We have In theHo
good e. and all tho prlco8 a. which
we soil them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
The Committee Selected.

Chairman Robt. Galloway, Of the recent
citizens meeting held atthc Exchange, has
issued the following circular notice:
"Hou arc hereby appointed one Of the
Committee OF Fifteen to report TO an al.
journed meeting OF citizens as to the best
plan for raising means to pave aud sewer
our city under the llcnken resolution, ms
amended. J. S. Mukcn. w. NJ. Snccd.
NJ. Burke, II. Nj. Suauon, John W. Schorr;
G. II. Albright, W. L. Graham, +. Il. Tur.
ley, W, r. Moore, John Oycrlon, Jr, T..
Mauigan, Il. G. Graves, 4. u. Goodblr,
\. Nj. Jones, r. L. Cochran"