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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
In the House Of Representatives.

WAsmNGros, Sept i3-On motion Of Mr..
Torncy, of Alabama, joint resolution wns
passed extending until October T. the exist
ing appropriations for the sundry civil ok
pcnscs Of the government
The House resumed the consideration Of
the senate hill amcndatury OF the interstate
commerce law.
Mr.. Scott, Of Pennsylvania, thought the
bill should be passed without amendment
Mr. Anderson, OF Iowa thought that the
bill was too important 10 be milroadcd
through thc House, and MIR. GrusVcnor, oi
Ohio. sounded the Warning that various
amendments mus, ho considered or the biil
would not bc permitted to pass.
Mr.. Crisp ul Georgia, In change Of th,
measure, dlsclhimcd any intention Of rail
reading the bill.
Mr. Anderson. of Iowa, Offered aud ndyo.
Gated the following amendment That IN
all civil actions aud proceedings ui whatever
nature arising under nn not entitled an act
"a regulate commerce, approved February T.
lss7, and under all acts hmcudniory thereof
concurrent jurisdistiun with United States
courts II hereby conferred upon State courts
Of competent Jurisdiction aud said commits
sion. tile interstate commerce commission,
u hereby authorized aud required 10 pro
scribe ior thc uso aud guidance OF snid coin.
mon carriers iu making their schedule II
rates and charges inr transportation oi Icr.
sons and property n uniform classi
hCAtion, and shall transmit cupic'
thereof a. said common carrier,
on 90 before the hst Monday In January
is,a aud thereafter the failure aud rriu,a
of any such common carrier tn observe sale
Classiiications IN making srh~iuics at rates
shall be ~ unlawful act, and all rates ant
changes not IN conformity with said rlas,ih
cations shall h. decnod, and h. unrcasona
bio mtos aud changes Notwithstanding Oh,
law against discrimination ho sail the rail
ruads returned each year o. iayufito ship
pcn sluJ.UIuI la the way ~ rebates.
The amendments Nrry adopted.
The contest over the Oklahoma bin WIS
then psumci. the motion made by Mr.
Springer, OF Illinois. that the House ~ into
committee 1T the whole for consideration oi
that measure disclosing NO quorum. A call
Of The HOUSE Nas ordered.
Only ~ members. No. quorum responded.
and Me- Sowden. Of rcnusy l,Ania uiicrcl .
resolution rcNukiur all leaves at nliscuro *
ccpt thtss granted ON account of sickness.
Mr.. UNrl, IT Missouri, huprd that che
resolution would not bc only adopted
hat enforced, and that the House would moi
tcp"al iis iurmcr action in invoking al
leaves un one day and on the next rmntiuf
leave ." 'hv ludiaulaus b. El un a campaign
tour
After n long debate between Mr. TnuIbD,
On" al "Tnsvuuf, uc House adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

ethr,rnn. III, sept IA Contlifou of
genuine Tcshs fewer iu its most violent form
has broken out near this city ON tho dairy
farm Of the hac"n bruthor, one half milo
southeast Of siratDr among their lanc
herd VI mich COWS from which che ownrfs
have for ycar bocn supplying the greater
part Of the city milk trlir Tho matter has
been kept A. quiet hs iusslhlr hut up tu date
fifteen animals have dirl. thrr an nearly
dead and two are missing uud supposed a.
have persisted. Assistant Stale NeirrInnr,
James Bond has Chan7r II tbr case and h. in
nciiye correspondence With the STATE ,pion.
nary relative a. The Cuuiagiuu Tho germs
are supposed a. have been dormant iu refuse
thrown into the pasture fum number Il
stock ear.
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ENDORSED
BY THE


We have established a ONE
PRICE System of doing Business,
have Marked our Goods In Plain
Figures down at BOTTOM ROCK
PRICES. and fird 1t Is the most
Honest way of dealing.
Wo have been tried and found
faithful, ana are reaping our re-
ward.
Our efforts to meet the demands
or the Public have mot with I'M
qualified success. Tho people of
Memphis, recognizing our merit,
have Endorsed our efforts to please
them by a constantly increasing
patronage.
IL IL no egotism on our part to as
sert that in every instance we sell
MEN 8 GARMENTS, HATS, SHOES
OR FURNISHING GOODS, FOR
LOWER PRICES than Same Quail
tiles and Makes will be sold by any
other store in the city.
II Is on this solid rock we have
built up our trade. The whirlwind
OF malice. the storm OF envy. tho
cyclone of jealousy, may spend
their forces vainly trying TO bend
us down. We will not DO downed,
but keep right on Selling Goods
for Lower Prices than anybody. II
tho people arc for US, We care not
for the "Chattor of maliRning
merchants who are against us.
Read the Bargains we offer in this
weeks Scimitar.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

o troops ito uu
merry Fire
o
with
o O oil
with tho
works display m andc o
SCENE Entrance the German The wacht and Rn military
OF o. the
the
h
o Is
OF
uon The city fire BY the Communist and the Anarchy
Scenic Witnessed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
OUR DOLLAR DERRY HAT,

In tho newest Broadway shape, black, tan
and brown.
Boys lorg pants Suits, II to is years,
So. 80 to $40
Boys Flannel Waists, Just received, Ia
test novelty for boys.
Boys new Hats. 81, Sl.50 and y.
School suits-Boys' Knee Pants Suits,
1915.
The YALE Suir-The most durable Sui,
made for boys, heavy all wool goods,
warranted 10 wear well We will sell
the suit today at $3.50 and give an extra
pair of pants with each suit
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HoNE testimonials an most reliable. and
" you will sci your name and addrs We
will send staten Of number. of the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder
menL IL never fails. Fifty cents and "a
Per bottle. Manufactured BY liangum Root
MediciDe Co, sNshville Tenn. For salo by
Ilaister. 2,5 Maia street
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TOWELS. TOWELS. TOWELS.

30 dozen all linen buck Towels 13c
each, worth $3.50 n dozen.
Job lot 100 lozrnl Turkish Towels Mt
lSc zach, worth $3.50 a dozen.
100 dozen all linen Hotel Napkins at 81,
worth Sl.50.
LADus-Don't miss seeing the now goods
In ladies Department" also the new
Muslin Underwear.
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Circumstances Ate, Eases.

Mr. Sims Look hca. go btack tfash'
N.w.w-Nhat u yo' 30 ict ter toll l,asus
Gun lat bel mpnsrous big moui icr9
Mt k1shvf nid'n' Kly no soh fling.
l'rg. Sims. boy Wus q talkin' down tel
dc larsc laI night bout CLIFTON some mouy
mars snl culcman's koko tulu, an I
marked dat dcy he'd hrltah gt a lot mo-
fcr yu' klsc yo' liked it so.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Tho demand for the celebrated Jersey
Tobacco has become ~ great that tho
agent oi Mc~r. II. A. Patterson a Co, ol
Richmond, Va. will soon charter a boat
To deliver the goods sold by the Memphis
uroccry company to their numerous Gus
tomcrs on The Mi,sisippi ryor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

To tho taste, more acceptable to a., stomach
aud morc truly beneficial in iN action. the
famous California liquid fruit remedy syrup
Of Figs, Is npidly suprrcdinr all oibor.
TV a. One bottle will prove iu merits Tor
aale In 30 cont. and .I.nI hnllIr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Miss Mar Mhoun pupil Of Sig T..
Marzo. 81 New York will take a limited
number OF pupils la voice culture At No.
rs Cout street Italian method. For
terms apply To- J. D. Wickrrnn at Mrt.
chants exchange, or 90 T.. Witmann 4
a..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Floods IN the Provinces 81 tombariy and
Venice have destroyed number 81
bridges and done much damage lo property
Many persons have been drowned. 'rhorc
arc now signs of tho water subsiding
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school STATIONERY sisics HagS aud
baskets Now Ready.

JrwuRy SAIE-hll new goods, come and
see them. Ladies Sleeve Buttons, oxy-
discd, rollcd plate, stone settings, BE.
Lace Tins, turquoise, mo0nstonc aud
onameled settings, III.
silver aud gilt head Lace Pins nj i0c.
Poe will buy Rhinestone Hair Oma.
mcnts
81 will buy Rhinestone Tuck Combs.
lOC will buy gents Scmf Fins
5iC will buy gents assorted Sleeve But.
tons. some worth s. 90.
last day Of our Gloria silk Umbrella,
2G.inch, nj Sl.S1.
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vsciut small Articles.
Something that everybody wants

1000 packages Tappan's Sanitary Clear.
ancc- q new thing here, but well known
In the north, brightrns aud restores col
or4 &C. a package Try IL.
80 dozen Cclluloid Dressing Combs at
l3c each.
~ dozen Cclluloid Hair Brushes at Soc
each.
English Club Hays, II, IL and l3-inch,
choice sl.2U.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

TnHRE is agood deal Of talk now abou,
thrill reform aud politics, but not half ~
much as about Grand Republic Cigarros
and Bnlns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Miss CoNwsN wall hc ut the day school
oVcry morning Of this week from . o'clock
Ia - O'Clock, and 1T the homo place every
afternoon from 2 o'clock 20 o o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

pstS from indigestion, dyspepsia, and 700
hearty eating. Il relieved NJ once by taking
one % Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dipncr. Don't forget this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

JosErn TACO, dealer In wall paper, has
removed 10 $40 SECOND street. Wall paper
at reduced prices.
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MEMPHIS SADDLERY CO..
MANUFACTURERS AND J0BBERS,
1922 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
ITO TILE TRADE

We respectfully call your the fact that Manuact
ing and have hand the Largest and Most Complete SDDLERY
shown this market Our facilities such that enable make
Prices Low any market the country We solicit inspection
our Goods and Prices from Merchants visiting city.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

1000 footed Goblets ut &c each.
5000 decorated Cream Pitchers lie each.
200 l5-quart Dish Pans l5c.
500 Japanncd Tea Trays, II inches long,
at lie ench.
1000 decorated Fruit Plates, pure French
China, nj NC each.
1000 l2.quart Dairy Pans, &c.
Kitchen Lamps with brilliant burner.
two extra chimneys and wick, all Tor 2jc.
500 extra large Buckets, lie each.
IIosIERY ToDAY-Black and colorod bril-
liant Isle Hose, 2gc, worth GOC. Gen
uinc English black ribbed Hose, regular
price G0c, today Soc pair.
NEw KID GLoyEs-Button and lace, in all
shades, plain and new embroidered
backs also
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Ladies' will find Delicious Hot
Coffee, Chocolate and Tea, with
Sandwiches. Cakos, oysters, and
all the delicacies Of the eason at
FLOYD d MONEYS,
No. 279 and 2Si Main Street.
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FranCO-German War.

Reps With Novel Startling and Mechanical Effects Realistic
Paris covering Miles Canvas Costumes HsoGsy CORRECT, All entirely New
The Marvellous Spectacle produced requiring 400 wide
Lights aCorpe Of Artillery,
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Miss MAnr srrpuAN's School will 70,
open September II, 1855.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
MENKEN g. COMPANY.

SPECIAL OFFERINGS today in China, Glass
ware, Clothing Gents Furnishing
Goods, Gloves, Muslin Underwear and
Fancy Articles. Read carefully and get
some OF the bargains.
Closed TOMORROW Our store will be
closed tomorrow Saturday, Sept l5) in
observance Of the Jewish holiday.
II you should noed any article before
next week you had better buy today.
Mons fall and winter suits, unequaled
variety. fit guaranteed, ranging in price
from 50. 10 $40.
Sec our oil wool suits for $40.
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Tennessee ront and Awning Co
TRUSTEES SALE.

in pursuance uf The iftist q ., u. ,sirfi in book
Nu lhII pIaufa rtafisirf unrr shelby riuuty Ten
tss--a. VIII I'll at public auction a. the highest
liii'f luf lfsn Ht the southwest U1fuUf of the ln
trfstiiun " Nain and N4iisIn strsuts Ia Iuxlng
l'is,rd ~ shelby county, known as Memphis.
Tenn, on
Thursday, oc,cb-t q. 1855.
Tor default therein at rv1urst Of hTucnelsry that
nug uiruc ~ pnupgfty irunilug con tho wei side III
iby burn nyruuo 81 stiu lrVi MOD funnlur bach
ws-iNauiy Iriwrvn parallel lines 90 i,s.l b. au
Mlc1 The south line hglur - iul tcri moth II
linsllWaY .hFiur loo a HIri ~ two and thu,c
Mirks suhii,isIun ~ part 1T l1t iui Niiuurhhy
Williams trct. tu iuuficruth civil district stil
county Title h,licssd gDol. s.l a. trustees
q 4 T. EEAp. Trustee
NcptrmiefG t,,4 ~
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swedc (Uudrcs-edD Eld Gloves.

All the new shades, plain and embroidered
backs-eycry length that is made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

SuoEs-rhroo lots 10 close out. All our
zoe slippers ior SOC, all our Oxiorls that
were 81. 10. for SIC; all our mems last
season shoes that were $3.50, today -,
all Of the $3.50 shoes today at $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Closed Tomorrow come To-day.
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Teacher. for the Nc,, Year.

Primary Departmental have several
young ladies who have made a speciality Of
preparing themselves 20 teach In this de-
parimcnt. can indorse them.
intermediate Observation-Disclosures ladies
who have been pupils Of luka Normal in
stitutc desire positions in this department.
They will do most excellent work.
High school Dcpartment-Fiye ladies,
graduates OF Iuka Normal institute, wish
positions in this department. These
teachers are industrious, social religious
and enthusiastic.
Public Schools-Any Of these ladies
would make fine success in handling
district or village schools. With two or
three exceptions they have experience rs
teachers. In the normal they have studied
what "a leach and how 10 teach, rs well as
how to govern.
For the address and n special indose-
mcnt OF one or more OF these teachers
write 10 II. A. Dean, principal Of luka
Normal institute, luka, Miss.
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Taxing Distric, Directory.

Fire and Police Commissioner David
]. liadden, president and chief executive
officer; James Lee, jr., yice-president, and
James I. Petit.
Board Of Public Works.. +. Randle,
foundrymsn Lymus Wallace, boss dray-
man; 7. J. Graham, merchant; Charles
Kncy, capitalist; Sam Hirsch, insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board--C. l.. Pullen, expert
accountant.
City Attorneys. =. Walker, Of Metcali
q Walker, general attorneys.
Engineeg-Niles Meriwether, consulting
engineer and contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Draftsmen-A.
T. Bell and Il. F. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey.
ors.
President OF Board OF IIealth-Dr. G. b.
Thornton, praciicing physician in the city.
Secretary OF Board Of ilealth-Dr 4. A.
Williamson, practicing physician in the
CITY.
Hospital Surgeon-Dr. ]. l.. Black,
practicing physician in the city.
Health Ofllcer-D. L. Jackson, Office at
board oi health.
Chief Of Police-W. G. Davis.
Chief Of Fire observation-disclosures V.
RYAN,
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES
F emaIe = Academy,
EDUCATIONAL
MEMPHIS. TENN


FJNlllS INSTITUTION Is pFIIGHrFUtLY STTu.
atcd IN rtitcl und healthy part VI the city OF
Memphis commanding the advantage ui town and
country The cutir surroundings h,cathc an air
OF peaceful scclusiun which ever oNcrts W p0wcr.
iul an influence over the moral, paysical aud intel
lcctual life
Tho course Of study embraces the variou,
hmnrh'su Of solid AMI useful education IN tho
regular English Course the pupils on entering are
mukcl according u their proficiency IN Orthogm.
ply, tWmmut and Arithmetic Particular alton.
ton Il gNcn ~ Sacred and rrniauc History Rhe.
tntic nnd Composition. Latin and Punch outer
into the regular course. A portion NJ time h nj.
lnWcl tn each pupil Tor Plain and Ornamental
NCyloMotk, shells, Flowers, ClC
IEkMS.PCf Assion, payable half yearly. inVari
ably In advance For bOnrl and tuition Ia all
branches taught IA the highest schools plain sow.
iuR marking etc, bed, hcdiing. stationery aud
washing, sluO and slA ncCnrling tn the age OF class
" the pupil SpochltCrms when several members
of the same ianll, attend the school No allow
anCC i made fur partial absence or withdrawal he
tore the expiration ot the torn except IN case Of
serious NJ prntnctcl illness
fNruls Herman, Italian. etc, each. silOr Music
ON Piano aud Use ~ instrument tNnt Drawing
aud Water Conr, siuOi on PAINTING sNel I'm.
huidcfy and Ornamental Work SlhNl tsy OF IL.
hmry, s2W Vocal Music Va Class son Private
lusons siNOI nnuul pcr month during yaatinn
" spent NJ the Academy. Washing, etc. siAOl
Medicine aud Physicians Fees viii form extra
changes
Tcrms iot bay Pupils sloo sloO. 500 or 500
pei month. For further particulars, apply to tho
LADY SUPERIOR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
Order Of Publication.

No Gii4 a. Din the Chnncefy Court of shelby
county. Tcnh-sinic Of Tennessee W r. 4. Al.
drirh ctnL
II appearing from amended nm IN this Gauss.
which J. sworn TO- that the defendants. ". l..
Marh and wife Mrs. ". l.. Marsh. ar psidcnu "
the District 81 Columbia aud nun-tcsidtuia VI The
state OF Tennessee.
II il hcrrinrr oricrrd that they make their AZ.
pchmncu hcrrin al The courthouse ~ shelly Cnun.
Is. IN The city " Memphis. now Taxing District ~
shelby county. Tenn, ou the hrst Monday in Oc.
t0huf. ISIS aud ripai. answer or dcmuf 30 com.
plainnnt's bill aud amended 900. o. the same will
H. taken ior confessed ns tn them aud ~ iuf hear
Ing tx plftc. AMI that copy If this urlHf H. pub
ihhcd once u week fur four successive weeks Ia the
Memphis Appeal. This August I, Is,
A true c0py-Attrst
l. H McitENRY. CLERK and Master
~ O. ~ caldwell. u. e. q e
FH&C w. llciak0ll. solicitors ior Complainant
9ptGW
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23
coUNTEkFRITERs ARRESTED.
A Bold Scheme of Spurious Money
Makers Frustrated.

- DSAA oShohho VI spurious money
Makers Frustrated.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 22.-The arrest to-
day at the point OF pistol, in the Wind
sor hotel, OF three counterfeiters unearths
one ofthe biggest sensations developed
here for many years. and illustrates a
scheme managed by coun.erfeiters in Chi
cago, Denver, Santa Fe, San Francisco
and, it is believed, the City Of Mexico.
The three men arrested had arrived in
the city yesterday morning, one coming
from Santa Fe, one from Chicago and one
from further east. For two weeks District
Attorney Hobson, Marshal Hill and
United States secret service officers have
been aware that counterfeiters were at
work in New Mexico, and that they would
soor spring the mine which was to flood
both the United States and Mexico with
bogus -, $40 and $40 gold pieces. A
deputy district attorney named Gage was
sent out TO investigate, and succeeded in
joining the countcrfeitcrs. His report
shows that the band consists OF residents
Of Chicago, New York, and other cities
and that they were in constant commune
cation. The counterfeiters were to
manufacture some good coins us "feeler,"
after which bogus STUFF to be made of
chemical material which was warranted to
wear for year and sold to customers at
the rate OF 81, 200 for twenty-four pounds.
The preparations OF which the coins were
TO be manufactured had large per cent
ago OF gold. Agents at Chicago and other
points were TO distribute it, Manuel Le-
naire, the leader Of the gang, arrived here
at noon today and was registered at the
Windsor, where he was met by two ac-
completes. While they were discussing
prospects, Gage, who was in the room,
gave the signal, and the officers with
drawn revolvers walked in and captured
the men. The police refuse to give any
information until parties in Chicago and
other points arc arrested. Considerable
material, including perfect die and some
OF the money, was captured. Some OF the
money was OF pure gold, and when tested
at the mint was pronounced to be good.
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EpuCArIoNaL-
RIdgeway-;- Academy
NEAR HOWELL CHRISTIAN COUNTY ky,

MAN hVNhl4Li UhhlollAN UOUNIl, Nj,
ID. NJ. QUAItLES, Principal.
TW COURSE or STUDY AT THIS SCHOOL Is
such rs TO prepare Young Men to enter our uniycr.
stiles or Tor the business of life The next term
will begin Monday, september ,, 1873. The
Course will embrace Latin. Greek aud tho Modern
Languages, Bookkeeping Mathematics Elcmcn.
tary Course IN ScicuccS and especially tn, study
OF English.
REFERENCES To Faculties OF University Of
Virginia, Vanderbilt University, AMI = ", T.. mt
vcrity NJ Clarksvillc lwhcrr the Principal taught
Tor twelve IcanE MT G q Roscupncntcr, Nj u,
Guion MI, VIM Floyd, Dr llcbor Jones, Mr. Rich.
ard Morris Mr. q. W Mncrtc, Mr. Darlington
Mason and Mr.. Charles nDAnL oi Memphis
TERMS scholars enter for the session. aud no
deductions arr made except In ease of pratmrtc,l
sickness board and tuition, washing. fuel. lights,
slSlO Tot the ten months payable quarterly In
advance Tuition, $40 20 $50 per month. pay.
able quarterly IN advance, for Particular andcir
cuar, apply 30
u. M. OutLIEs Principal, Howell XIV
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Aner Three Years.

W. +. Walton, ofspringfeld, Tenn, says.
II have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, OIL aud on, for three years.
purchased box OF DR.. Tanners Infallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight of the pills
have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since. ltgives me pleasure to recommend it."
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville. Tenn. 50 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store 2S3 Main street.
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sntnrdar. senlcmhrr 1. issa.
Trustoe's Sale OF Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF the POWERS N M VESTED
ID by n cJrtain deed oi trust, made June ". 49,.
b. Marion smith aud hls wife Alcp O. me Hs trus.
tee. which 4 rcnniei IN the Shelby county Regis.
tcfs ONCE, In BOOK IA At page 90, aud default
having been made IN The obligations thereof, aud !,
having been W requested by the beneficiary will, on
Thursday, August 80, 1853.
~ the southwest corner ~ Main aud Madison
county. Tenn. between legal hours uiicr and sell
nt public Uutcry, 20 the Highest bidder for cish.
the following lot Of land ncsr Memphis shelby
county, Tenn, tOgiu Commencing on the f0uth
side VI broadway 3Ol feet east iInm Raybum Nv.
cnuc, and running thence Cast with the line 81
broadway 81 feet 10 stake, thence snuth 10 loUt
~ stake. thence west ~ feet a. stake, % foot
east from knybum avenue. thence north 10 feet
~ the beginning.
Equity of redemption waived. sale bcgins n y
O'Clock ". H. IRRELEVANT trustee.
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Faulty Construction,

WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-This morning
the tall and beautiful tower Of the new
Church OF the Convent, the Rev. DR..
Hamlin pastor, fell with tremendous
crash, taking with ii the entire front por-
ton OF the ediiice. The loss is estimated
at from $4,000 to $4,000. II is not yet
ascertained what tho exact fault in con-
struciion was, or where the accountability
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SALE OF ooLLATERALs.

nNTuEsDAY, SEPTEMBER II, NEXT. At THE
" hour OF u am, the German Bank will sell az
bnblle auction. 70 We highest bidder lot osh, ~
Twonty four Thounand Dollal OF the Prospect Park
and Belt Hallway Company First Mortgage Sir PEI
Cent bonds, due IN 1904 Said bonds are held NJ
collateral, and carry the unpaid coupons due July,
issA EDw. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
M1SrHu. Tenn. August 2. issA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-23

DR.. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
90 Kccks stable, No. i0l Second street,
near Bcalc. Telephone ij7.