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and my lit" long associate * very bad.
What shall DO, My answer is, there ave
certain good reasons for divOr'rr,jut. The
Bible recognizes them. GOOD .o,.r,y rec0g-
niz., theM. But it must be the Ytry last
resort, and only after all reasonable at
t.mpt- at reclamation and adjustment nave
proved a dead failure When sLch attempts
l,il 1t Is generally because o. neddlcaOme
outsiders, and women tell the wronged
wife haw she ough; t. stand on her Tghta
and men tell the wT0nEed husband bow he
ought to stand on his nights. md let hUS-
band and vile in I'm unhappy marriage re-
h'lon stand pUUyulliOu9iy on their rights,
and there will be no rcldjustm"at and only
one thing will b. sure 10 them and that il
hell on earth.
Ii you are unhappily married, in most
ra~ea | wouId advise You, mae III best
you ,en oi an awmlly bad hdrFmp. DO not
project your peculiaritie- more than
j. necessary Perhaps you may
have some faults of your Gwn
which the other !lrtY IN the
marital alliance mas have TO suffer You
are in the same yoke. 1t you pull aside
the yoke will only twist vouI neck Bet
ter pull ahead The world is llll at peo-
pie who make mistakes about many
things, and amons otner things ahont he
throtLal aui marr.ap~, aHd 7et have been
tolcraDy happy and very useful in
the strength OF God and by the grace
promised in every tine Of need if those
who seek It conquer the disadyaEtageous
am acquainted with
lovely women married to contemptible
men aud genial men yoked with te.,aa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-23

TH, creates, lu1c 81 earth for pain, Saliva
tiuu OIL. wIitgi-e ms. ant reli2i. Price 25c.
a Iewel OF the first water Is anCtuer
name forDr. Bull Cough Syrup Only 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-23

!ud ought 10 BE- in the sight Of ma. an
wong What american S0rI-
rty needs to he taught is that be,r"thal Is
an act So solemn and tremendous that all
men and women must stand back from il
ual thav ar" sur" tbs: IL is right, aud
enre that .ls best, and sure that n0 re-.
treat will he desired, Before that promise
of lifetime compaptonship any amount Of
romance that 5ou wish, any aIdor OF
friendship, any coming and going But
e-pans4l Is e gate, a golden gate which
5ae sho4ld Rot pas uulrs' hc OF sue e.
r,arts never 10 return. Engagement Is the
porch Of which marrilar is the castle, and
you have no right IN tie poTyh II Won do
not mean to pl-s into the r's.!e.
The trouble has always been
that this whole subject OF alliance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-23

Saturday, the lth day
Of February, Is | mon
Bridge day. Don't tail to
vote. and see thai Eour
nrIghhor dor> likewise.
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13
DEPARTMENT. OF JUsTrul "a
r., Rs,cor, Z, and ations o. the XtssSTss, ss w
II General Concurred In-The Laf&er
IS nav Safnta. sS,sl

Day Saints. Il, MI s,. "A
h Tho transactions Of the department Of Justice
tor the hacal year ended June 80, 1888. aEe ccn-5
tanned In the report Of the attorney general es.
we'll - number Of valuable reoommendatio1
the most Of which arc, repettttons Of thcse'
PREVIOUSLY made and ought to receive con6tdeta.s
judgments IN civil suits amonntinx TO 9664 n
O21.O0 were recovered in favor OF the EovetA.s
naent during the year. only the sum Of el32 04As
was collected thereon, and that, though 0Neesi
penaltiee and forfeltures were imposed ampant.s
ing to e541. .906 28, only &lO9 9.640.A2 oS 4th1t
sum was paid on account thereof Tneso fe0tos
may furnish an illustration Of the sentiments
Eovesnmsnt sheaid cause no inoonyenisnos tos
shss. hs '''sSa though PRIOR a to e March. @ issS.
there. had been but six oonvictions
in the Territories Of Utah and ldah09
under the laws Of 1862 and 1882. punishfnes
polygamy and unlawful oohabitation aud crime
There have been since that date nearly 1i1
statutes Of 1857 and the opinion u expressed
that under such . drm and vlgtlant executioa o6
these laws and the advance OF ideas oEp0sed %
the forbidden practlcas, polyRany within the
United States ts virtually at an end. Saits "a.
stttuted by the government under the pruviSiou9
Of the act Of March 8. 1887, for the termfnation;
OF the corporations known as the Perpetual Emil
Christ Of Latter Day Saints, have resulted "a q;
degree favorable to the government, declaring
the charters OF these corporations forfeited aud;
escheattng their property. Such property.i
amounting In value to more than $780, OOO III
In the hands Of Q receiver. pending further pro-
ceed1ngs, an appeal having been taken TO the
supreme court OF the United States. s7i7I I5s
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13
CITIZENSHIP.
Rapid Increase in Immigration De-
mands Revision OF the Naturaliza.
tiOn LAVA

Rapid Increase in Immigration De.
mands Revision OF the Naturaliza.
tion Laws.
shores ard the facilities of modern travel
abuses Of the generous privileges afforded by
oui naturalization laws calls for their careful
vision. The easy and unguarded manner In
which certificates OF American citizenship can
now be obtained has induced class unfortu.
nately large to avail themselves of the oppor.
tuntty to become absolved from allegiance tc
their native land and vet by foreign residence
to escape any just duty and contribution o,
service to the country Of their proposed adop.
tton. Thus. while evadinR the duties Of citi.
zenship to the United States, .hey msy make
prompt claim for its national protection and de-
mand its intervention In their behalf Inter-
and the correspondence Of tho state departmenf
dtscloses the great number and complexity oi
the % questions ,s., sh which have been raised.
.ond laws ~ the issue Of passports
OF central bureau Of registration at the capitaj
10 again strongly recommended By this means
tnll particulars OF each case Of naturalization IN
tue United States would be secured and prop.
erly indexed and recorded. and thus many cases
OF spurious citixenship would be deferred and
unjust responsibilities would be avoided. The
reorganization Tor the consular service 10 q mat.
Ter OF serious Importance to our national inter.
eats, The number Of existing principal consular
omces y believed to be Rrester than at al necee-
should not be our policy to matntain more than 1
moderate number of principal offices, each sup.
Ported by salary sufhctent TO enable the IL.
to secure the convenient supervision through
subordinate agencies OF Affairs over constder-
able district Irepeat the Recommendation here
toiore made by me that the appropriation for the
service should be recast: that tho so-calied
nsotahiL or 9nomclai fees which our represents
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13

coatls q Tho psutscser u ths 3s ID -
~ EiEht and the champion o. true Amextoan
citt1enshfps declared: THE ambition which
leads me on = anxions desire ana axed determi-
nAston TO restore 70 the people untmpairud the
sacred trust they hAve 0onhded to my charge:
70 heal the wounds OF the constitution and to
preserve II from further. violation: to persuade
my countrymen. 20 far - may, that It is not
ina splendid government, supported by power
ful monopoltes and arietocratical establish
ments, that they will ind happinncss or their
liberties protected, but In plain system void
OF pomp: protectinR all and granting favors to
none; dispensing tta blessings like the dews Of
heaven unseen and unfelt. save In the freshness
and beauty they contribute to produce It ts
such government that tbs genius Of our people
requires, such one only under which our states
aud free
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Through Combinations OF CAPITAL the
Gulf Between Employers and Em-
ployes IL Widening.

Gulf Between Employers and EN-.
ployes L. Widening.
discover that the fortunes realized by our
manufacturers are no longer solely by reward Of
sturdy industry and enlightened foresight. but
shat they result from the discriminating favor
Of the government and are largely built upon
0ndue exactions from the masses Of our people,
The gulf between the employers and the en-
ployed ts constantly widening and classes are
rapidly forming. one comprising the very rich
and powerful. while in another are found the
telling poor. As We view the achievement of
a&Gregsted capital We discover the existence of
tEnsts. combinations and monopolies, while the
citizen !. strueRline far tn the rear or is tram
plod to-day beneath IA IRON heel. Corporations,
which should be the careiully'restTained Great
eres Of the law and the servants Of the people,
sss s,;, fast becoming the peoples masters.
ssd ssasenpl.snz every iaoidens Ssader
q cha change @ insepsrable from these conditions, 1t
gEesent stage Of our progress how the bond Of
she eovern'nent made with the people has been
1ept and pertormed. Instead OF limiting the
ties oe its economical administration the gov
enment perststs tn exactinR from the substance
g ne People Pc lst millions Us which. nnapplisd and
giant injustice and this breach Of faith and Oh.
4gasion add to extortlon the daneer attending
s diSs1.on ISs OF the eusney q the country
66 The same Laws BY watch these results arc
REodueed. The government peruits many mill
oM people and to be taken from our consumers
Nhtch unEeasonably nwell the peotits Of 4 small
hut powertul minority. Tho people must stili
y taxed fWshe support OF the government nm
oGr The opecasaon Of tariff lava Bat to tho ex-
teob that the n1sss Of our citizens are inordt.
1etely busaeaed beyond any useful public pur-
Z - ~ .AkAEexT oTA FAVORED FEW. ..,..
~. government under pretext of an exercise
- ~ taxing power, enters sratuitOusly into
pe5tefehtp With these fayorites to their advaa.
tGse end 20 the injury OF . vast majority OF our
1ecg,e 1hta Y ~ equality before the law: The
sl0 1tire body poAttc Il stiles In those al
4e9ltto love Of eountsy and substitutes IN 10
s1eac0 eslesh R1eed and Hasptng svartcc. Devo-
t. 70 kperiosn sltisensliin for its own sake
oAa 40f wk1f II should accomplish 20 motive
skAo9R nekoG6 aAysnscmsat snd the happiness
1eAI CIR gsople. q atsplaoed By the assumption
.7e IT, aoIon0 tat. Instead Of being tho en-.
o9AeAtM NQu96bT. ~ but an tnstsumentaltty
n II 1t1e6 especial and Individual edvsn.
IT. ~ 9qeA16 Tbe srro9ancs Of this as
4 r. 9 lblssals& tlt appsaee IN ~ sor.
q ~ - DeL ee6t tntsrsst0 IN ths
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13
ARMY AND NAVY.
Quotation From the Secretaries Re.
ports-Death Of Gen. Sheridan-The
Indiana.

anu.sns' ..
The secretary Of war reports that the army of
the date of the last consolidated return. con-
sisted of q 40 ofi1cera and "a 5A0 enliated mcn
The .ctn.l .~nenditnre. ~ t,,a ,ss
for tLa asaaI 80. s.s.s I ~ ia "e. ~ .aean
~. e .'sosA ~ o yesI ~ e1ueo sane So 4e7s'
eo 9sa s1e 20 20 =, OF wnlcn sum
including river and harbor improvements. sThe
hoard Of ordnance and fortification. :. nrov,ded
for under the act approved sept. % iass w.s
ti"n. fo roo; 20, r aMu p1sos s saI y
eo ,,,,,. nUa nu 10. O. ~ ana IL
for procnrina ia mnrtsrs 1%I sso
css. tro., na.,a.5 1T S,eS 5 s.ao. M ~
sinn. ~ s.ct;o ~ ~. s.tT - ,.,s Sns
t 1hs ~ "a 81. me,e 70 %
hy the oreinanoe densrtment ~ she .o,na n Sate
Thesa ni.ns snI rsnaoit..,,on. SIU sse Ia.e. s
promptly approved by the bosrd and the secre. .
siv.stsements M inv;t,n.; rro,oesis 10 p@s
ths cn"nrr, ..,.. ~ r.,ts, e ~ eS Susuusaous M
Wov anS w msS noG t " .ue sessesa.y On
s.nt onr =, ~. .a,. .u Wele
me Hd. ~ III t6e ateai -
TX sss o.d d1@ ~ ,GI ,me e,sars on Dec.
veneS or the Wn.sr,s. .rsane, ~, az vas Saa
t ,a ~ ~. ,l o. 81 isea, ~ Oc.; =. tooo.
tat nopt I've =, or na,,S- M M -
with es,;matos fr .hi S,i;Si ~, Sls ga,u; s.ns;
quarters. was appoyed by she board orc Of ornencs
fona ond for1 o. MY evesI ana O. Ane specca
tons to hiSers bave hean ~ nranaro u ond aGrar
t;easu,. su inw,,n -. ossn s Anu Ply auve.
tios, 9 t 'he proposals ZOE tne excavs
WILL 1oi sAie .,,,-,.
sat bc1LDlha
anu @ tor erscting tne Two seGs OF omcers' quar-
ters have been published. The detailed draw
ines aud specifications for the gun factory build
ing are well In hand. and will be finished within
for the erection Of the building. The list OF
machines mac etc, is made out and it is expected
that the plans for the large lathes etc.. will be
approval by the board Of ordnance and fcrtifica-
tion bids for the furnishing of the same win be
invited. The machinea and other fixtures will
be completed as soon as the shop Is in resdi-
ness to receive the,n-probably about 1890.
Under the provisions Of the army bill fer the
necessary xpecifications are now beino pre-
pared. ard advertisements for proposals
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13
PENSIONS.

But q Small Portion Of the 1fea..es,,
Devoted TO This Question-Laxity Of
Ideas.
The number Of pensioners added TO tAs rolis
during the dsoal year endsd June 30 1854. n
60252, and increase Of pensions WAS granted 3
Ah710 easeA The names OF 1880 psasiooaa
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13

S ~ ~ " 80 II
Ssens fully "A AlSSlSS HSd 1Ss
sopeesta anetoa ~ conRfsss On b6Aitf ot tn 10.
The Wahpeton times., 1888-12-13

ths eb ~ ~ ~ y
e sAs d!.Ss ~ vsqt3ca WkS6i
the! empire % ths powsis Is advsnos 81 sits IS.
coming operative This modification Was. h6w.
sxs acSSmpsnssa 3. Mise a. e
wtthstandine this temporary interruption Of me-
eotistions. It ia hoped that improvements may
soon be secured in the jnrisdiosionai system o.
pressive foreign control "a matters Of commerce..
earnestly recommend that relief be provided
subjects In the island lkisimA by the TARGET
practice Of one Of our vessels. diplomatic
mission from cores has been received and the
contemplated by the treaty Of 1882. u now
established.
LEGISLATIVE PROVISION
1s hereby recommended to organize and euuip
consulted courts in Corea. Persia has established
diplomsttc representations at this. capital, and
has evidenced very great interest in the enter
therefore, hopeful that beneficial commercial re.
Iations. between tho two countries may be
brought about.
again become the theater oftnsuttectton. disorder
and btoodshed. Tho tttular government Of
President saloman has been forcibly Withdrawn
where no has since died Tho tenure Of po wer
has been go unstable amid the war Of factions
that has ensued since the expulsion Of Presidents
mintstertnR. responsibly the affairs Of that
country. Our representative has been In
structed to abstain from Interference between
the warning factions. and . vessel Of our navy
has been sent to Haytian waters to sustain our
and property Of American cttizens. Due pre-
cautions have been taken to enforce our
neutrality laws and prevent our territory from
becoming the base Of military supplies for
either OF the warning factions. Under color
Of q blockade Of which unreasonable
notice had been given, and which does
. seizure Of vessels under the American flag has
been reported. and in consequence measures to
prevent and redress any molest alton of our inno-
nation was duly made on the 9th day Of No
vember, 1857. Of the conventional extensions Of
the treaty Of June 3 1875. with Hawaii. under
which relatiQns Of such special and heneticant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
THE aAeIsTRArEs.
squire TIernIng.

uER coon NAME ViLLIfirp.
In his court yesterday j. W. Ellison,
colorcd, swop out a warrant for the arrest
Of Ike Turner, on the charge OF uttorng
vile and snndcrous reports about atlantis
wife The affidavit further alleged that
the ISLANDERS were Of sucha malicious char
acier ~ 10 cause the ailinnt 20 break the
laws Of the State In aycnging the wrong
and injury done his wife, Who, he insist
ed, was ~ far above the faint OF human
tongue ns that historical better half OF j.
Casar's was ever rcpuicd Ia be.
DOUBLE nkog.icrioN wsHnANrs
Warrants and counter warrants were
issued growing ont of a quarrel between
two married women, Minnie Coyncr aud
Fannie Carter, which are likely toconsumc
n good deal oi the courts time, especially
ns thcrr are about three lawyers engaged
ON either side. Stewart Coyncr makes the
fin, affidavit, charging the Garter woman
with having called his wife Minnie q thief,
and a notoriously bad character, dcscrib-
ing her ~ such Ia language too uncouth
for cold type. Then Minnie Coyncr wa.
arrested ON warrant sworn out by the
Carter woman changing hes with assault
and battery aud threats 90 kill This war
Tant Il followed by another lnum the Car
ter woman asking that Coyncr aud his wife
both be- placed under bond Ia keep the
peace. ~ they haT sworn dirc vengeance
against her lie. All OF the parties wcrc
arrested aud will bc tried today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
Registers once.

Phillip Gossctt and wife TO Judy Wash
ington, half interest in tract Of land in
Shelby, containing thirty-nine and u half
ncres, for 81.
Marriage contract Of Alfred H. Smith, Of
Los Angeles, Cal, and Edith Whitaker,
OF Brooklyn, n. Y, to secure 10 party OF
second part the separate use and free from
control OF party Of first part, 10 all property
possessed 10y party OF second part, among
said property the following lot IN Mem
phis. north side Of ADMINISTERED and south
line Of Washington street G0X32l feet, al.
joining the !. r. Wray lot, consideration,
marriage and ! cent; said Edith Whitaker
shall have right after marriage 10 sell,
lease, or otherwise dispose OF said property
without consent or signature Of her said
husband.
Charter Of incorporation of Novelty and
Electric company, purpose Of doing gcn-
eral electric and novelty business. mcor-
poraiors, Jas. y. Randall. u. 4. 1atum, j.
w. Cohey, Geo. u. Hamilton and W. II.
Pearson.
Nancy Gilbert, cxccuirix, 10 Ellen II.
Kennedy, parcel Of land on Walker ave.
nue., running parallel with NJ. n. X. r.
track 8i.l0O acres, morc or less. sorsldcr.
alton. cent, Ia carry .out Instruction Of
kgmucl Gilbert deceased
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS steam Laundry, "a Second ST
BniNRLEY LUMBER Co., 12l Jefferson ri.
]. II. MANSoR for livery and hacks, 0S TO
"a Monroe street.
Buy your potato barrels from I. Kordel,
No. l2S Front street.
TELEPHONE 1900 for messenger or car
riagc any hour day or night.
PANTS made TO order from so up. i.
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
II. II. Baldwin & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 2b7I Main street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Bcale street. Tel. 36j for wagon 10 call.
CoiE MANurAcTuRISo CoMPASY Main
Office and Mill telephone No. % Paint
| Store telephone No. 50.
G. r. llorcnKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches cs.
pccially solicit. No. 80 Monroe street
Punr and white as the flower whose
name Il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN X LILY COVER AND SPICE Co.
CLASSES IN decorative art. painting In oil
/ and water c0lors, wood carving, etching
/ etc, are now forming In the lligbcc
School. Studies under Mrs. Laura Prugh,
OF the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobyns, M heretofore
students admitted at any time and for any
brunch desired.
Miss CAHmE NJ. KEAriNG, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach.
ing at the music-house OF u. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give n free scholarship for tho last Two
months Of the session rs reward 10 tho
pupil having the best Ie0rd up To fcbru-
AIRY for diligcnt study andtho highest d..
gus oi Perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
Criminal Court.

Ike Striker of Buffalo, New York, steal.
ing clothing one year in pcnicniiory.
Calendar for May 5--Nos. $780, Calico
Bill; sos, J. NJ. Lowery ~, Phillip lIirsh.
berg; lG6, l67, Chas. Walters; POS, II. Lu,
careni; 277, Louis Brandt and Chappell
34l, Felix Martnclli; 3l5, 1888, W. 5.
Brooks; $40, S77, Mn. Johnson; 262, Phil
Ryan; PAS, Ras jackson, 3l3, Cornelius
Turner; 800, 7. IL. Osborne; 3yl, Ben Fer
nando.
For Monday, May7-Nos. 2G6, G. Thorn.
as; PCS, 300, Chas. Mosby and Dave
Wells; 10. Donnie ONcal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
rnhc the rrnln tor ,he pnrI.

1mins will leave from foot Of Court
street during the Musical Festival every
fifteen minutes, beginning at p. m. and
az =. m. ior the Maltnccs, except ON
Sunday They will start ovcry fifteen min
uics, beginning ut l30 aud nj ESQ y. m.
Ronnd trip only u cents. Stop viii bo
made athcad Of Vance street, and all stops
returning. Ample noon aud quick time.
H. ~. ELns, General Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05

Mus llAupiN oiIcr for sale her bcauti.
iul summer cottage nj Tullahoma, Tenn.
The house Il In iirsl.class repair, and has
parlor, library, thrc bedrooms, china
closet, pantry and kitchen; also trunk.
room, servants room aud galleries. wiz
give posyyse.ion 1T Of July. For terms.
please address, Mn W. 4. Hardin, Flor.
rnrr Ala
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05

Mr.. " A. Ireland. Of Brccn. Phillips q
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says 4 was afflicted
with Piles for twenty year., aud | tried
every rcmcdy oncrcd me. finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief. aud has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine 90, manu-.
facturcrs, Nashville Tenn. % ccnts and "a
pcr bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store
No. ~ Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
THE COURTS.

At the chancery court Judge Estes an
nounced the following opinions;
Chase VS.. Joiner, purchaser released
because of imperfect description; amend
description.
Allen VS.. Bently, report and settlement
confirmed; guardian may resign ON proper
showing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05

DoS'r forget that the property belong.
ing to the shanka estate will be- sold ON
corner Main aud Madison streets by gu.
christ q Martin this morning at 1890. An
opportunity will be- Offered 10 sccup some
very valuable city property at bargain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05

Nor suburban, hut valuable city prop
crty will be sold by |. NJ. llill and fhos.
II. Allen, executors Shanks estate, on
corner Main and Madison streets this
morning at 1899. Oilchrist 4 Martin,
nnrIlnnrur.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05

GmcnRisr n MARriN will sell the prop
city belonging TO the shanks ESTATE, az
shown 10y plat on ragc Z, this paper. H.
SURF aud attend the sale, corner Main and
Madison streets, Nav ., 1883.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
All Through The Stock !

Our Blue, Dlacl; and brown Wortod Suits
In Sack and Frock, all wool, t05O-wcll
worth $1,000
Beautiful Chcyiot Suits, IN various shndcs,
$500.
Our IIcrculcan Suit, n handsome Stripe, In
Sack or Frock, 500. This Is a great
bargain.
our nuttcnut Suit, Stylish Stripe, $3.50
This is an cyo.opcncr.
our Dean Richmond Suit, a handsome suit,
IN various shades Sii.2i.
Our handsome line II Chcyiot Suits In Sack
or Frock, prices from 500 TO si2.oO.
These are great bargains
A handsome line II Serge Suits.
A grand array 81 Prince Albert Suits.
Tons Of Pants at great bargains.
Now come u you want REAL ROYAL
BAnGAiNSi Bring your money, no matter
how lille a. NO nrp bouud 10 suit Won
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
Tho MnIlr.i rri,iicnc.

will be- sold TO tho highest bidder Monday.
May z, At O'Clock pm, a. No. "a Adams
strcct. Terms cash. 4. w. MocWs,
Chairman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05

Col. W. +. Taylor was appointed admin
istIator with will annexed Of Mrs. Julia j.
IIunroqk
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
UNDERWRITERS SALE.
Commencing Monday Morning-Will DO
Sold without Reserve.
The entire stock slightly damaged by water
in the fire at
MAYS EMPORIUM.
UNDER WRITER'S SALE.

You may regret IL Il you do not attend
the auction sale OF valuable city property,
corner Main and Madison streets, this
morning at 1880 o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05

Dn. r. T. lluLuN0roN has moved his
office 10 the elegant suite Of dental ruoms
formerly occupied 10y DR.. VIM. 4. AIRING.
ton ut SO Main sirrcI