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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
The Conee Market,

GALVESTON, TEX, April 5.-Conee-
Unchanged. Wholesale grocers quote; :
Good ordinary, l6Hc; fair. lie; prime, ike;
choice, lsc; Pesbsrry, l9c; OLD government
NEW YORK, April 5-Coffee-spot fair: Rio
quiet at IA SC: options unsettled and lower;
sales l3l COO bags; April IL .06il 65 NAV II as
August 10 60@1l IS. Sugar dull and
nomlnsl snd refined unchar ged; fair
refining quoted at 4Xc; molasses srades
464hc. Centrifugal SO test -ls, refined
quiet and UNCHANGED; yellow 3-l5Sf3<r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
Now OrsrGps

New Srsrcps
4sR 0RLRASs Ia. April s. Cotton Spot
| closed quiet and lsc lower,
5ales 1850 Gsies
Stock 23i 793.
low ordinsrr 5 Ice; sriiasry, IT, l6c; 100.
ordinary, S 9 l63; .oW middlnS 9 l l6c: rid.
ding ] Ice. GOOD mtddling 9 l3 l6c; mid ding
fair 10 3-l6c; fair 10 1916
Futures opener Cul and point lower, and
closed quiet but steady t. 2point, lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

avoid hsrsaA purgative pills. They
make you sick aud then leave you consti-
pated. Carter's Little Liver Pills regu.
late the bowels and cure you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
The Wool Marhet,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 5-wool- Quiet,
unchspged; unwashed bright medium IA
FAC coarse braid llE2lc; low sandy l03lsc;
-Ghoire SIS: inferior an63sc: sacked ......
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
Sales ~, 500 bales
liverpool.

LIv2RPooL, April 6-Cotton-Spot closed
offerings free and quotations unchanged.
orcint ~ I'D; good ordinary 3D.; low mid
ding 5hd; miCdling uplands 5l6d; middling
Orleans $40.
Total safes 1900; American l2,OVO
Imports. l3 0OO; American, 1900
Futures closed steady a shade lower than
un "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

Low ordinary, rs l6c; ordinary 10 49,: xov.
rrIiHkts, SHc- .oH rnIddling, So, l0iCdling
&c; good middling, exc; middl!ng far, lOXc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
UOEEOH nARKHYa,
Receipts at All United States p,r.s
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. April 81 Catso, Spot
closed steady and unchaDpsd.
Gross receipts, IS.
Sales, $50
Exporss, 29l6.
Shipments cnsstwtee, 1881.
Stock u,iA bales.s
Rail shipments, -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

New kOsA. April s. Cotton - Spot closed
steady and unchanged.
S.!es 1873.
stock, 26S 367.
Ordinary. IL &c, good nrdinpr7, s1sc, low
m,:dIing. SIC; iatt ding l3 l6,: GOO mid
ding, 10 It," mitdlinp 'k!y 10 jI-l6'.
Futur.s opened steady al TO points, clos
Ing dull. 10 points higher.
San
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market Durlyg the Early
Part Of the Day Exhibited Con-
siderable Weakness.

A Reaction Set In After Noon and the
CLOSE wss Fairly Active-9overn-
ment Bonds Were Quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

we. $4,000 w..s 6r.nu 1uvvuos L su1ir en-.
deavor to make Q good crop this year.
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FINANCIAL,
ENGLISH CoNsoLs.

LONDON. April 5.-Consols closed at lol e-16
for money; silver ~ II l6d.
BOsDr.
NEW YORK. April 5.-Stocks and tonds
nlAaad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

sssuuu tust Ens nmperor WIrnam left
written document setting forth his pol,ti.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

Jury at 5:a6 p. M, End the Jury returned
4 verdict At 6 .90 n m If mo-. oufIxv
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osa'sr cornar Second and No sion rex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

ssstDound freight train on the Cotton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

j. B. Wilson shipped.
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s. 50; best prairie hay, s. Ooas so per ton,
Daled; alfalfa, retail, l5c per b.
Alfalfa-l5c per pounu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25

undone to get at all the facts in the case,
as believe il to DO case that should be
worked up.
Question WELL You went TO work with
all your might to get a first-class caseP
Answer-That's about It'll did my best
10 work this case up.
Question-Well, doesn't q. newspaper
man do a good deal OF embellshing in
such a case, and isn't that what you did
in the Willie Tisdell case?
Answer-Ies. we sometimes embellish
TO make the article more readable, but in
this case | can say that did not embellish
any more than the facts justify, and if
you mean that whom n persons life or
liberty Is at stake that ! would mlssta'e
facts, this is not the case, and in this case
! did not misslatc the facts.
Question As newspaper man do you
not frequently get up sensational articles?
Answcr--Yes; when the facts seem to
justify it.
Question Is not Rho1a Turner a very
ignorant old colored woman?
Answer--She does appear ignorant, but
she is what | term a genuine sphinx-
beneath her seeming ignorance she is the
shrewdcst ono ] ever met
Qucstion--Do you not have brusque
and hurried manner, and il it not charac-
teristic with you TO 90 directly for facts?
Answcr-Ics, | suppose 30, without
very much circumlocution.
QUESTIONABLE you not Just back from
Kemper County,
Answer -Ycs, sir Just got back.
The defendant, Nixon, then introduced
some eight or ten witnesses rs to his good
character most OF whom either bought
drugs from him or were his patients.
SURPRISE.
Among the lady witnesses called by de.
PENDANT was Mrs. Cans, and on her cross
examination she stated that she had seen
defendant, Nixon, during the month oil
last April go into Rhoda Turner's house a
number OF times about or o'clock in
the evening.
This statement took defendants counsel
by surprise, and the witness was let 20
without any effort on their part at contra
diction.
II will be remembered that DR.. Nixon
in his evidence positively denied that lac
had ever been 10 tho house of Rhoda
Turner but once, except the days lac was
called there 10 see Willie Tisdell, and that
this one visit was for the purpose Of buy
ing a mule, and that then he did not go in
rs she was not at home.
The jury was rcspited until the ID day
of January, A. u. 1850, when the argu-
mcnt will be made and the case given to
the jury.
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directed against It. ! could not the other
day but regret the signs OF public disap-
proval with which scheme for railroad
clearinghouse IN the West was met. II
was at once chGuacterzed in the papers as
a vast trust -<n these days everything
is a trust and denounced as a con-
spiracy. II was nothing Of the sort There
was not a feature Of what is known as a
trust in the Systematically feature OF a
pool. On tho contrary, well devised
railroad clearinghouse scheme would
prove in praclicc, whether so intended or
not. in the direct line OF the enforcement
Of the Interstate Commerce Act, in all its
better features, and it has many such.
Ii / were asked this evening Tor concrete
propositions embodying the measures most
likely to work AZ important and desirable
reform in the railroad situation, | would
say, Delay, at least Tor time, the present
too rapid tendency toward crystaizlton or
consolidation by repeating the features OF
the Interstate Commerce act which are
precipitating events in that direction. Ii
the anti-poolng provisions Of the act may
not be wholly repealed let them, at least,
be so modified that contracts made among
railroads, subject TO the approval OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission for the
division Of competitive traffic at reasonable
rates, may be binding in law. TheN more
and most Of all, encourage and facilitate
any movement among those interested
which will tend to raise the standard of
commercial morality in railroad circles;
and be assured, nothing will tend more
directly and Immediately to that result
than the organization OF the railroads into
some public and recognized clearinghouse
system, through which the traffic manage
ment OF the country can be taken out Of
the hands Of irresponsible subordinates
who now so Wiley abuse it, and restored TO
those who should be responsible, in fact rs
well as in name, for the companies Of
which they are the heads.
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mnIi.Rn,e moIIdn, r,cnr.Iens

On Monday and Tuesday, December %
and %, and December 81 and January /,
tickets will be sold between all points on
the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis X.
r., Kansas City. Clinton x Springfield Ry.,
and Current River Il. H. at half rate lone
fare for the round trip, cxceptthat noround
trip tickets will be sold under this arrange
mont for aless rate than fifty cents. Tick
FITS will be sold only on the dates mem
toned above, cool for return passage until
and including January 3, 1889.
80. J. T.. LOCKWOOD,
Gen. Pass. aud Ticket Agent,
Kansas City.
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white Machine
lSignod.1 CHAs. b. WINo [Scall,
GEoRuE FISHER Seal |,


bay trains carry Pullman, buffet,
dmwinp-r1om and smoker Shoppers be-
tween Memphis aud New York without
change. via Chattanooga. Bristol, Roanoke.
llugcrNown, Harrisburg and Phila-
drlphh.
Night trains carry Pullman, ycsiibulc,
builct, dmWing-ruom, library aud smoker
tlccpcr, the finest made, between Mem
phis and Washington, without change, via
Chattanooga, Bristol aud lynchburg. Ten
trains daily from same depot In Washing
ton 10 New York, via Baltimore aud Phila.
dclphia
We scll round trip tickets ~ follows
Augusta, Ga. aud return, slLii; on
Tuc,,layH ami Thursdays ol each week,
between November u and December 10,
good 10 fclum Ia December H.
II. W. MmNS, q. l.. and I. A.
&. a. nLSAussuHr, A. q. l.. A.
J. &. BrAu, T.. A.
H. nuGuE,. Ticket Agent
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THE PLACE

For Xmas Presents-4l3 Main Street.
Weare offering solid gold ladies' watches,
guaranteed TO be lirst-class, for S25 and
upward. Fine marble clocks, solid gold
watches, diamonds and silverware, solid
gold watch chains All goods fst-class,
and prices guaranteed 70 be the lowest.
4 JOHNSTON q WooD,
1l3 Main Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

"a Paper Doll, " by Kate Casilcton and
was the musical aud comedy
at the thcatcr last night, and
was presented before n largo and pleased
audience. II Is something like "a Crazy
Patch" which she introduced here last
season. She plcascs the audience with
her songs. "For Goodness Sake, Don't Say
/ Told You," anil "rhc Spider and the
Fly" Miss Casicion Is well supported
by the company among whom may be
mentioned Miss Ada Dcaycs, who as the
giddy maiden OF uncertain agr, gives a
clover recitation oi "Thc Beautiful Snow. {"
With such comedians M Daily anil lieriic
Cooie, the comedy was bound 60 be anus.
ing. Tho other characters are well sus.
tanned, the cirsb1.ng as follows
Dolly Ciiftupcr q fnlHlliur Mis- Kate Cisflcinn
ilurce iucllry. mtlI.r susceptible iticr v paily
Simon Nutpifll, n up"' .......a..... lilulU tuutr
ilcrlcri Nobc. rroic.ut 1T nclsiue . hum
Tumble rovcr cSciiaulc but not cn,.1y -..........
Ms Gimp. boariiu Gouic rfaprcirs, ''''''
Mis- Hrigcn nucl 'ri. raihrrl
r.iii iuf hcf TsD, Mis- Ada nciVcl
Mr. tlump, % HtNnni. .............l
-uphIc ...... imphs 10 Mis- Minnie Neuyl
tlaif s.,...... Nohlr Nils lsbo Nuiur
"A Paper Doll will be- the attraction ai
the Christmas matinee this afternoon, and
each night during tho remainder Of the
week.
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Mrs. Margaret Wilshirc-Privateo or class
instructions given IN the art OF Omtory,
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system aud philosophy Of Del
sartc. Pupils received at all times. ladies
and gentlemen coached Tor private the
atricns and lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be consulted at Witt
mann's music store from o a. IN. 10 p. m.
Mondays and Thursdays.
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Where the nlnmc Law.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 2i.-An investi-
CATION Of the railroad wreck at BTdstown
junction, conducted by the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad officials, show that the
conductor Of the first and the engineer Of
the other train disregarded their well
known regulations. The first train, which
had been delayed and was running on the
following trains time, should have sent
back ilagman with torpedoes, but did
send back nobody. The engineer Of the
following train, as all trains have, had in
structions to approach the junction with
the train under full control. His train
this morning was going full speed-thirty-
fivc-not forty -iye-miles an hour. Tho
company's surgeons were on the ground
an hour after the accident, and all the
wounded were in Louisville, well cared
for, within few hours. Engineer Faran
and Fireman King, it is now believed, will
rafayar
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NO PRESENTS. NO GIFTS.

Money Enough Saved by Buying Your
Goods of Herman Groin, tho Halter,
384 Ia Main Street, TO Buy
Your own Presents.
Come and get n good Derby for 95c,
worth Sl.50.
Come and get good Derby for Sl.50,
worth $3.50.
Como and get a good Derby for 50,
worth 50.
Come and get q good Derby for e. 80,
worth $3.50.
Come and get q good Derby for 50,
worth 81.
Come and get n good Derby for 81,
worth s..
Stetson's stiff and soft Hats n speciality.
Boys and children's Hats and Caps in
endless variety, very cheap.
Crush and other soft hats from SOC up.
Fur Caps from jOc up TO -. Elegant
goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 24.-Passenger
Louisville q Nashville Railroad, teescoped
passenger train No. %, of the Knoxville
branch, at Bardstown Junction at S:52
O'Clock this morning. Both trains left
this city on time, but No. 20, which left
twenty minutes ahead OF No. 5, got de-
layed by frequent stops until it ran on the
other trains time. At the junction there
is sharp curve, and No % stopped on
the main track just around the curve.
o. was running at the rate of -ierty-6ye
miles an hour and split the rear and second
coach Of the stationary train in two,
scattering the fragments in every direction.
So far as learned there were thirteen
severely hurt and two killed outright. The
list is as follows:
KILLED.
Mrs Mary Perkins, of Old Deposit, KY.
Willie Houston, OF Water Creek, Larue
County KY.
WOUNDED.
Engineer Mcpherson and Fireman King,
both OF this city.
Il. X. Dickerson, Boston, Ky.
Miss Bertha Flownbacker, Boston, KY.
l.. S. Miller, Lebanon, Ky.
Judge Phil b. Thompson, attorney,
Shepardsville, Ky.
Miss Ada Adams and NJ, S. X. Adams,
Louisville.
Mrs. ]. r. Mount and John Mount,
Lagrange, Ky.
Miss May Kennard, Louisville.
Bertha Rohner, Swiss domestic, Fast
Bernstadt, KY
Engineer Mcpherson and Fireman King,
both OF train No. 5. are thought to be
fatally hurt. The former remained at his
post, but the fireman jumped. Both re-
covered consciousness sufficiently TO state
that they had seen no fagman. The crew
OF No. % has rs yet made no statement
The officers Of the road say that No. 23,
which makes all local stops, was delayed
on account Of the rush OF express business
and for some reason or other either
neglected TO notice the time or failed TO
send out the proper signals. Two coaches
OF the front train and the engine and bag
gage car OF No. 8 were completely demol-
ished. All the passengers on the rear
train were severely Jared, but none Of
them were fatally hurt. The most Of the
injured were bruised and scalded.
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nr. aud nr.. Chamberlain.

LoNpoN. Dec. - Mr.. aud Ms. Joseph
Chamberlain arrived at Birmingham TO.
day. They drove from the railway station
10 Ilighbury, Mr. Chambcrlain's resi-
dcncc, in a cloal carriage. They wcN
not expected Unit Thursday aud were not
recognized. Mtthambcrlain's son, Aus
tin, welcomed hi father aud sicpmoihcr
q; London aud accompanied them home.
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THE
TARIFF
Is OF
LITTLE
INTEREST
Trustees Notice.

Notice g. hcrrby given that The undersigned. ~
trustee viii sell 10 public ouiCfy iuf cash IN iruut
Of the Court lluuto 81 shelby county. Tenn. ln
tho Div Of Nrmphis, bCiNcuu the hOun u ! aud
O'Clock Pm, on
Thursday, January 10, 1850,
All tho rlfht tito and Interest ~ e. roiilila,
carolina kruury. DAVID l. kOnury. ~ T. kcnuoV,
g. ~ kcnucy nud carrie May kcunCy iu aud -
thr iolnwlug drsrfhd Dot uf pafCrl Of Hfuuud 10
untni IN Memphis shelby county, Tenn. AMI pr
ucululy dCfcfllcd be aUrrnin lui iuniing on the
south sIdc VI Adams stfrct % r. feet anu running
lack hvtWcrn parallel lines lts'h iori % the alley
between Jefferson street. and bUinE thc vacant lut
lying ncut Wusi % thc residence Known a. the
"ktuucy i1aar
Said salc will DO made under and by virtue " slx
frtrral trust dcJis made 90 the undersigned, ~
TRUSTEE tn Scum rtfiln Indebtedness therein sot
uut, aud IN The payment 20 whlrh default haa ltccn
made. ~ which Said trust drcls fCiufrncc d herr
made a. thoY appear ~ rce0fi IN the Registers
unCc oi shelby county, Tenn, ia huok 10, pagcs
90. 90 anil iN aud BOOK "a paHc oni
Faulty oi redemption. dover and homestead
waived. THOMAS n. rCkb0eA, trusinc.
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COPY.

CrNclNSArI, o., Nov. N, 1854
We, the Jurors Of Award on Sewing Ma.
chimes for the Cincinnati Centennial Expo
silion, do hereby certify that the White
Sewing Machine was the only machine
awarded the ilrst prize on the best sewing
machine ut the above Exposition, and We
recommend the
white Machine
for itssimplicity OF construction, durability
Of parts, adaptnbility Of adjustment, light
and quiet running.
The claim that any other company got
first prize on sewing machines is not cor
rect
[Signcd.l CHAs. b. WiNo [scall,
GEoRGE FIsnER [Scal
FRANK NJ. WATKINS iScall
We desire to call the attention of our
patrons 10 the beautiful new bent wood
work and handsome attachments Of the
White, than which no better Christmas
present can be- made. A liberal discount
Tor the holiday trade.
j. W. OGLE & Co.,
No. a North Court Street.
Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25

TnE Illinois Central Railroad will sci,
excursion tickets on 2lst, 22d, sd, oath,
25th, 29th, GOth and 3lst Of December TO all
points South and Southeast. Call at ticket
offices, 303 Main street and at depot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25
n,lo mnkoa lho In whIle nnl -.
SAVE YoUR CLOTHES.

by buying nicc Trunk or Valisc from
y. Lc,y's TRUNK Factory, AIS Main ~.
where YOU will End the largest aud cheap.
cat stock Of Trunks in the city.
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1.-Two, ilylo. lIylo At all druggists.
La MrrL I.n., Chnner.

Next week will he your laat chance 20
buy a carriage, buggy phtlon, wagon or
harness Of unhcafd OF prices This stock
will BE- slaughtered 10 wind up my bust.
ncss by january 1. Don't hil 10 take oil.
vantage oi this slaughter Elcl A cash
premium a. every purchaser.
BENJp, i,o Main street.
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ACCIDENT ON THE L. & N.
THE CANNON-BALL TRAIN TELE-
SCOPES ANOTHER ONE.

1t Literally Runs Through the Rear
Coach of the Preceding Train, Splits
1t in Two, Kills Two aud Wounds
Nine.
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Holiday Excursions Via tho Iron Noun
tain Route.
In orlcr 10 cunblc ~ who desire 10 visit
their friends and relatives, the lun Noun.
tain Route will have ON sale reduced rate
tickets a. an points, reached by is lines
within 200 miles 1T Memphis Tickets
will ~ on sale December e., -, 81, and
January 1. Fos further particulars call ON
N. u. Wusoy.
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
800 Main street.
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An.Iar no nnihnr..

Nr Wlnfuu's .HHI Hf HYfup should aiwavs ~
tnrd iof ChiIirn 2 .uf ID fnuihci the child
friirus ihr Eumt hll Nd IaIn. yufss Nlni yblit
aud b. thC lsai Wmci. .II uiaul "a l1ca ul.aA
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Thee an che thnif rcJs which follow iniirJs
ton. Ackrfs Lpgligi utItpsla Tablets viii b0ih
thrCk nud OuN lllisl.H.L iraflul 1T disease Guar
nutord ~ ~. o. tiruTtn uualsL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25
THE TISDELL CASE.
TESTIMONY OF AN APPEAL REPORT
Err FOR THE STATE.

How the Mystery Surrounding Willie
Tisdells Horrible Death Was IN
raveled From tho Faintess Of
Clews.
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L,ct curtains CLEANED and beautifully
finished NJ Memphis steam Laundry, 20
second uiruCt Branch Oiloc ~ Main.
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30 crVrs Tor Turkish Baths this week
only, 222 second street.
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HOWEVER long you 800, tu,v suucrcd with
n Chronic Ulcer, don't despair, but take la
Cu-pi-a at once.
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Eyru,rniSe " dlycrwac at Thaycrl
Tor French fruii.. eiacc aud Fancy

Go 10 Floyd 4 Moneys They arc head
quarters and lhs onI, direct importers Of
these g1Ods IN lhC .ty.
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To those who arc suffering from
Coughs. Colds. Chest Pains
Pneumonia, Rheumatism. sci.
nilra and oLhcf palms ~ gene.
mi NJ this fersHn IT the year
Such sufferers feel fff EnHtrr
iuirvstln uFsH1V's rtArfu.
n rcmcdy which never fails o.
Afford prompt Wiicf when
faithfully nui iuieIllgrutiy
used THIS plaster hfa made q
reputation solely on a. merits
ns 70 rIruiifir rrtuuiy, Cuma
pounded on sCluuil1o principle
By chemists Oi uninuh.Ci
ability aud integrity iafrrat
ana increasing popularity has
induced uua niuulnus lmifas
turs 10 put many fraudulent
C1unicficiis ON The market
CAREFUL huycu always al iDr
iirNtuN'H ftAHtrn aud fCiuac
nll others
90 send two cont stAinn io
fcihury a inhfsIn. a Hiatt
street n v. Cor q ruuY u ~
Hrmf'aHf ff1u ~ nHIf0f,uNal.
liable household book.
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For luncheon 90 to Floyd & Moneys. It
is the only ladies Restaurant In the city.
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Has rcopcncd again at old stand, 2o7
Second street.
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Lu T. NJ. Oalhryiih. No. 10 Madison
sirueL rent your houses and collect your
rfuta
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srrrnIon anc I'D Amin. d Thnyer,.
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No LABl .honIl hc vIILonl IIyIo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25

HYlo has no equal for toilet use.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25
XMAS AND NEw YEAR

Turskin Is clcarcl; chappcd hands and
hps cuvd by using Hylo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25

ID lalIel' qncen chaIn. ID rhaycr'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-25
schnnl OF EIorniinn.

Bows and giris' sllrcr waic6cq, Thaycr's.