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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-22

LIZ YoU'RE Go1Ne AwAr You1r
WANT TO READ THIS ADvT.
we are selling American Serge Suits In eray and
brown colors at Ten Dollars (&l0, each.
They come in Skeleton Sack style only
Every seam stayed and taped. As near per-
feet in style and fit IS the most expensive
garments that are made.
We are Selling Genuine English Serges, German
Worsted and Scotch Chevioteens, made up
into both Sack and Getaway styles, at Fiji
teen Dollars (S15, suit. They come In
black, blue, brown, and the different shades
Of gray. They are thoroughly tailored,
made up in the lightest manner-we call
them Feather weiehts-and absolutely with
out flaw Us to make and it,
We have only space enough to mention these two
items to-day. but en- PEASANT our House il
headquarters for thin summer garments Of
every kind and style.
ROBINSON. PARKER CO.,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLoTHIERs.
,yea-eo $40 SEVENTH ST. COR. Old.
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The Press is issued now as penny paper
and furnishes large amount Of interesting
reading matter for the price.
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HEADQUARrERs FoR HosrERY.

This statement is made very deliberately and with
due knowledge Of the meaning of the phrase. Head
quarters for Hosiery because the stock and variety
the largest and most complete in this city, and because
acash business enables the offering Of better qualities
for the prices than at the credit stores
That the Pasis Royal is Headquarters for Hosiery
is well illustrated in FAST BLACK HOSE. The va
rety Of sizes is in itself illustration The tiniest
Of babies and the stoutest of stout ladies' the
mp girl; the boy with big feet and thin legs the men
who 9inch or inch socks all can be fitted and
fitted properly
RELIABLE FAST BLACK HOSE. Hose that ~
they stain the feet clothing or do not wash per-
feet black the price paid promptly and politely re-
funded. BUT MORE THAN THAT: The reliability
OF the Paais Royal Fast Black Hose is made more ap
parent when compared with the Fast Black Hose that
are DYED AFTER WEAVING. Such Hose, while
they may be Fast Black will generally wear into small
holes. The Palais Royal Fast Black Hose ARE YARN
DYED dyed before weaving) and therefore more
durable than the majority Of makes.
FOR MEN.-Cotton and Isle Thread Black Fast
Socks. at 25c Soc and SOC. An idea of their relia
bty may be cleaned from the fact that even the 2c
Socks have the improved hgh-spliced heels, and of
course. double toes
FOR LADIES. MISSES, BOYS, CHILDREN AND
bAbiES.-Thirty-two different styles, including
Ribbed and Plain Cotton Isle and Silk Hose. The
Clearing Sale should hardly affect Black Hose. but
as you'll expect special prices. and here they are
Ladies' 55c. Ribbed and Plain Black Isle Hose
reduced to 45c.
45c Ladies' and Misses Plain Isle Hose reduced to
35c. or 3 pair for 81.
children's Fast Black Hose. sizes to 81 all at 25c
q pair.
Chidren's Black Silk Hose. sizes to s< all at SOC
Q pair.
BABY's Black Silk Socks. sizes to 81. all at SOC
Q pair.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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! soiemnly swear that the above Is q true
and correct statement Of the circulation of
THE EVENING STAR for the week ending July 20,
1854 +. b. MOVES,
Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Company.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
twenty second day Of July, AID. 1889.
JOHN 7. c. CLARK,
Notary Public.
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CALL To-xonRow Fon These.

Ten dozen Of those 17c. China Silk windsors will be
here tomorrow morning. Probably won't last the
day.
Black Russian Net. As inches wide Warranted all
SILK e0c. instead of IL yard The end is near.
THE PAIAIS ROYAL.
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EVENING WASHINGTON c. MONDAY. JULY g. 1850


Hor WrArHrR Luxuarxa
ApoNeEE COAT AND VEST. LIGHT AZ
AFEATHER" WILL WASH BxAurIruLLY
AND COME OUT" LOOKING LIKE NEW.
BESIDES IT'S As STRONG AZ AMI GOODS
OF IT'S WEIGHT CAN BE. WE HAVE THE
GENUINE sHANruNe GOODS HAND
MADE. THERE'S NOTHING RErrER
"aRosaRAIS" SILK COATS AND VESTS.
THESE ARE SIMPLY LUXURIOUS, HAND
SOME As CAN BE. DREssY AND ELE-
CANT. But WON'T Wash.
ROYAL SILK COATS AND vHsrs.
DARK coLoRs. DON'T NEED WASHING.
NEITHER RAIN OR SUN AFFECTS THEM.
AND THEY WEARS LIKE IRON"
T. r. BARNUM 4 CO,
T22 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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SO Pm CExr DIsoouxr.
31s PER CENT DISCOUNT.

33,S PER CENT DISCOUNT.
rs PER olNr DISCOUNT.
These discounts are givsn % reduce stock 10 make
room for new goods We don't intend 10 exhibit any
thing this fall but thsstest and newest DESIGNS con-
sequently, to last winters patterns quickly we
Offering them at less than cost To thoroughly ap
precisse the sacrifice mailing you should call
and Zee our stock.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
In this department you viii and every class of Furn-
iturs Covering manufactured from the cheapest goods
to the best All kinds and styles Of Heavy Curtains
and Portieres Fringes and all manner of Trimminss
Lace Curtains Of every make from the cheapest Not
tingham TO the finest Brussels. Irish Point and Rus
sian All goods that were In stock January In this
department viii be sold ct s3,S Per cent discount.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
75c. Ingram Carpet reduced TO 65c.
Csc. Tapestry Brussels Carpets reduced to 45c
81 Best Tapestry Brussels Carpet reduced to roc.
s1.15 Body Brussels Carpet reduced to SOC.
sl.50 Best Body Brussels reduced to o..
s1.25 Velvet Carpets reduced to SOC
s150 Wilton Velvet Carpets reduced to al
el65 Best Moquette Carpets reduced to 81. 10.
1t VIII pay you we'll to buy carpet of any Of the
above qualities and keep 1t until you are ready 70 use
it, even If you have 1t two years
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
If you want to make paying investment this is
your opportunity. Fine well a. cheap Furniture of
every kind and class viii be sold at from 20 so per
cent less than regular prices whyf Because the
styles change twice . year. and we are determined
not to exhibit the styles two years in succession
sEAsoNABLE GOODS.
Refriserators. Mosquito Canopies.
Water Coolers. Hammocks,
Water Filters, Straw Mattinga
Rattan and Reed Chsirs Wire Window Screens,
Hammock Chairs. Baby Carriages,
Porch Chairs, velocipedes.
straw Rugs. Bicycles,
Summer Draperies. Tricyeles,
Imitation Silks Lawn Chairs
washing Machines Tents.
Cedar Chests, Moth paper
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS
would call particular attention to this branch of
our business which have taken up within the last
year with renewed vgor and strength Our friends and
customers Of fifteen years ago will remember how we
once led in this business and we now propose to sur
pass all former efforts Our aim and study Is to pro-
duee the best effects for the least possible and
we have been remarkably successful in the past few
months. No one furnishing can afford to leave our
ideas unnotced Our corps of artists the best and
most original, and all work 10 done with guarantee
Of best workmanship
THIS FALL.
Our new goods arriving daily and the display this
season will be far in advance Of our former efforts
Prices will be lower than ever. our aim being to do
very large business at Q small profit as it is de-
cidedly better way to success than charging large
profits and making few sales.
You are cordially invited to examine our stock and
premises We are said to carry the second largest as
sortment Of styles and designs in the entire United
States.
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Leather or Russet shades are the very latest From
Tan TO the Deep Red Brown shade: in all about q
dozen shades. superior quality Ribbed Isle Hose
in these fashionable shades only 45c. A PAIR
The Clearing Sale is clearing out other Fancy Hose
ct q lively rate.
When isn't there throng Of customers around the
tables for the combination lotss
THE Ice. TABLE.
The csc. and S5e., and not few pairs Of Fancy
Hose that were 44c.. on the lee Table
Boot Pattern Hose such shades as Nile Tan Gray
and Electric. are combined with Black.
THE 29c TABLE
Ribbed Isle Hose that were Csc. but these are new
to the 29c. Table and won't stay long Plenty Of Hose
that favories at Soc pair to be had at 29c
THE 45c. TABLE
The gems Of the first Of the season-Paris Novelties
that have sold from 15c. 10 also pair The price
can't make them ugly. Such Hose viii look superior
even 45c. bargain table,
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Sontfuued lelow)
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WHERE ARE You BousD,

That's the question your intimates will ask you.
We want to inquire little more conadentially What
you going to wear! This Is between you and US.
you're going to some Of the fashionable resorts you
want TO Ely your kite" high as the others Let US
suggest rig. An English Serge, or English or Amer.
lean Flannel either plain striped decstsly tinted
Neglige Shirt either in Cheviot, Domet. Outing
Cloth. Flannel or Silk We've hundred styles and
they're all of refined design. Next Windsor Scarf
and Sash Belt then pair Of Russet shoes-high
low-and finally the browning point-a Straw Hat
How does tina. strike your Twill be rich looking
in perfect accord with the fashion and 1t won't wreck
your purse. Think it overcome in and talk it over
with u.s.
Hyou're going off on queter time-why there are
hundred and one combinations that can be used and
to yoar comfort We've taken pains to have all the
proper 0inos-for all occdsions-and at our prices.
What you going to "tote" all these things around
in! That's the next question OF course If you've got
trunk-a good one-you don't need anothsr--butn
you've want in this line ,oc can relieve 1t for you
more satisfactorily and at less cost than you would i'm
agine possible. We look out for the strength, H0M
Weight and general duraoilitv-the very points you
want trunk to possess, and add to them one more
it's the only weak one-THE PRICE Same way with
the hand baglarge smallexcellence and low price,
When you're going of on q trip you don't want to
spend half your money in getting ready-and If you'll
intrust to US your outing 'get up" Wen nx you
you'll "pass muster" with the best Of 'em-snd be
many dollar in by the transaction.
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F. ! s ! + {. 4 {, 1 Is. :.
e. IT, $'is II I. +
O. o AAA l.

uNDREssRD KIDS. in all shades. ONLY sl.25 A
FAIR These are s-bu,ton Mousauetsires, and every
pair Is aoa',anted Think Of the best WARRANTED
Undressed Kid Gloves at sl25 and you'll better sp-
preciate the Clearing Sale prices
Please inform the Of the family that all the Soc
Isle Thread and Fancy Cotton Half Hose are now
3se-. or pairs for 81
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE PROPER THINGS AT THE PROPER PRICES
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
iy22
ARE You BARGAIN Husr1sa
SWEET BABY BUNTING.

ARE You BARGAIN HUNTING
SWEET BABY BUNTING.
You've Struck a Corner AS IS q Corner, Which TS.
LOADS for YOUR benefits corner which is the
as
as IS 9Ihp line W re- W I ts
sys when declare you that this is Clothing
reared in the fostering and fulhlline Of that desire
toward all men, We have succeeded SO wei that we
come and invite you to share the rich fruits Of our
Your generous patronage has made it possible for us
to do seme Z ALI tumblins In the matter q preesT
e.
them s'ss :s's ss
AT $3.50 A SUIT.
And yet another agreeable surprise follows close
fashSsd By the sors art isso s%it:
ier Men, worth froI 425 70 SO suit lake Your
choice, neighbour,
AT slo.75 A SUIT.
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
927 and e29 7th ct. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
w-Ofhce Coats, Stripes and Checks on ssle Monday.
"Wednesday, aud Friday mornings, from to O'Clock
SornrHrsa Nrw
LEATHERoID TRuNxa
Very light in weight
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
sole Leather. and at HALF THE PRICE
Made and sold onlyst ToPHAMs
.. Trunk Factory. l2sl ps- ava
BAaoA1ss In SuxmEs HAra
FIFTEEN PER CENT REDUCTION
on our entire stock Of
DEARY. sILx. CASHMERE
sorr AND STRAW HATS;
Also Lawn Tennis Csps Hats and Umbrellas.
THIS reduction viii b given for
TEN DAYS yoR CASH.
Our stock il the harvest in The ty. and eeaslss Il
the Aneat goods manufactured
No dtscount on military o. eeciety gootl&
vuLKTg RuoEI
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UsDnrsszD Krps Ok Vrrw.

THIS Sounds very dresdfui but it's not worse than
the following svfal paragraph which Appeared In the
editorial cslumns,
Is 1t the addiction Of the ordinary policeman 10
white cotton gloves year In and year cut which makes
him % nere in hts condemnation Of addressed Kids
along the river 'front.'"
The paragraph does this much good IL calls stten-
ton TO want and hints Of want supplisd-i e. the
lack Of hatlls-ths Uhdrssssd Esss Of the
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SuxArR UspERwzAR To Go
The Clearing Sale Prices soon win make the Summer
Underwear scarce enough
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.,
Next Door No ,li7 Penn ave-
Ice. for the 25c. vestsL
35c. for the Soc vesta
5ec. for the 15cs vests.
csc. for the 81. 30 yests
eBcctton. Lisle and siik vesta In dosen different
styisA tor samples Of which zee isrye center show
window.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Near door l1io psnnsslvania sva
26s. TOR the Soc Drawera
S6c. for the Soc 6hirts.
SOC. for the 7tc. Underwear.
ooed values u fun pssssa. - NJ window display
VIZ shou.
mn pALAIs ROYAL.
\ xoNxk st.sox
Heo Or. In - ~ ~
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STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
Ofhce Goats, Stripes and Checks on sale Monday,
Price. ESQ M22
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General News.

TnE Ruth was in and out yesterday with
good trips both ways.
THE Eugene got away last evening for the
Arkansas River with good trip.
PLENTY Of water may be looked for in a
few days as all the upper streams are ris'
ing
THE Future City, towing five bargcs loaded
with freight is due here bound for New Or
leans.
THE Arkansas City passed down from st,
Louis to Natchez last evening loaded to her
full capacity.
The Coahoma and Rosa Lee depart this
evening at o'clock, the former for Friars
Point and the latter for Osccola,
The Ohio brought in from Cincinnati yes
terday morning 400 tons of miscellaneous
freight and Il fair list Of cabin passengers.
She returned to Cincinnati during the night.
THE City OF Baton Rouge passed here yes
terday morning on her way from st. Louis
to New Orleans. She stopped here long
enough 10 take on l7S bales Of cotton and GU
barrels of soap stock.
The Chickasaw, now in port, goes out this
afternoon at 3 o'clock for White River, tax
ing passengers and freight for all points as
far as Augusta. Capt Il. G. Postal com
mands, with Mr.. {. NJ. Postal in charge OF
the office.
Mn. JoHN FEHRESnArcH, formerly Super
wishing Inspector OF the Seventh Cincinnati
District Is a candidate for the office OF SUI
pervising Inspectors General Of steam vessels
The office has never been occupied by
Western man.
Mr. A. c. CHENEY, president OF the Ma
tional Board OF Steam Navigation, Is beinl
urged for appointment by the President o.
the United States TO the international Mari
time Conference that Is TO meet some time
this year in Washington. Mr. Cheney is an
experienced and well informed man ON mari
time matters and would represent American
interests with credit
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AZ Evansville.
Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal

fpccinI IlsplIrh 70 Iht AVItlL
EVANSVILLE Ind. Feb. i0.-Tho DeSot0
passed upat II o'clock this morning with
BOO tons, adding fifty tons Of iron, seed aud
sundrics She experienced some rough
weather. The IdlcWild left for st. Louis at
o'clock this afternoon 10 enter her new
trade. The packets ART again In line after
forty-cight hours of extremely rough
weather. Business looks q triilo better, with
some good round lots being transferred 20
the wharfbOats for the New Orleans steamer.
The Granite State got down at 3 o'clock this
afternoon In good condition and Is discharg-
ing twenty tons Will add cleycrly tonight
Crew all we'll. Weather has cleared up
bright and bracing The W. +. Nisbit, from
the Tennessee River came In Hat and goes
back tomorrow.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS u
NEW oRLEAN, NATIONAL BAN {.
New Orleans, "a

"REMFMnER, that the payment oi rrlE't Il
Guaranteed by Four National Ranks ul Vow
Orleans aud the Tickets are SIGNED by the frtsl'
dent uf M Institution whose chartered rights hr1
punguifesi in the highest courts therefore, beware
of OIL initiation ur Anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR L. tHv pr'rr ol thn smallest part
ur fraction uf Ticket a. suod 10y a. in any brtw.
ing ANYTHING in our name uhcr'd Tor lees than
Il IlILlI L. a NMImILn
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AZ Cairo.
spccial Dlsn.ich 10 The Appcnl.

ETNIINI III7TFIVT " ITT0 ~ TTT7''11'
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. iD.-The Golden Rule
passed early this morning loaded Hat and
refusing freight The City OF Providence is
at the wharf unloading her lighters and will
take little, II anything. The A. 5. Willis
went to Obon River with two bargcs after
lumber The Diamond passed to Louisville
with emptics. The Future City left this
afternoon with bargos Nos AZ Gj, 9j and SJ,
and will add another barge at Belmont all
", II laden for New Orleans. II is rumorcd
that the Gus Fowler is going in the Evans
willie and Paducah trade while the Joe Fowler
repairs her machinery, and that the J. &.
Kerr will run in the Cairo and Paducah
trade while the Gus Fowler is away, com
mencing ON Thursday next The river is 10
feet on the gauge, rise Of feet In twenty
four hours
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cn,,nn rn,ncr ., 800 orlenn..

To enable the people OF Memphis 70
visit the above the Louisville, New Or
leans * Texas Railway l"Nlssissippi Val
lev Routc") will sell round TIP tickets 10
New Orleans at one fare, SllSt. Tickets
Will be sold February II, 10, q. % and
~; good 10 return tiyc .jl days tom date
OF sale. H. N. TAurY
Ticket Agent under Peabody Hotel.
L. H. DiNKINs,
Ticket Agent VI. q l. Depot
T. W. How,
Gcn'l pas{r Agent
=. n. BoUERs,
Asst Gcn.l pa1s'r Agent
Mir. r. llAuRY,
City pass'r Agent
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Cincinnati, %.

Special Dispatch Ia The Appeal
CiSciNNAri, o., Feb io-Riycr rising
rapidly yesterday. with . feet Of water on
the marks at o O'Clock pm. Clear and
cold. big water expected. but no damage
feared The Ice IN the upper Ohio will not
interrupt navigation. Upper tributaries
about done rising knnawha reports y feet
nt Charleston. The Louis A. Shirley re-
turned 10 Piusburg this evening. The L. L.
Schcnck has arrived from New Orleans.
The Buckeye State will arrive at g o'clock
am. tomorrow. The Thomas sherlock Will
leave nt oclock am. tomorrow for New
nfI.vna
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-20
Trustees Sale.

Under aud by virtue oi uowcr conferred by an
instrument Of date 0f ilth 81 November, Isl
made hy the undersigned. / stout, lr. AMI ANA
zIah J. Calm aud J. Z. Young. ncnrdcd Ia the Reg
isrfs ONCE IN shelby county. lrun., m buuk ! -
mage ais etc the notes described iu sid iusiru.
mcut bclng unpaid. I. the aid l. Stout IT,, will On
saturday. February ~, 1889,
within legal hours nt thr southwest cOrnrro ~ Main
aud Madison stns b. Mcmphis Tenn, sell for cash
to the highest bidder the following nal estate To-
tyi District No. 10. IN said county and state one
tract containing 1854 ngrus, more or lea aud
bounded on the north hy the lands Of iubcr,
spencer on thc west by the lands Of Robert Cash,
on the south by the lands Ut :. " stout decreased,
ON the east by the lands oi Robert Niusunuvn. the
other tract containing n nJrs. mods and -
poles ind bounded on the north by the lands ui J.
W. stout deceased, on the west aud south by Nc
kinney. on the cast by the land known ~ col
Pfaglef'a The equity 0f redemption Is waived
l. STOUT IT, Trustee.
beard a Ciapp. SOLICITOR
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In front Of the Courthouse door Memphis Tenn,
sell nt public auction g. the highest bidder, for
cash, the following parcels Of land
one situate ~ the city of Memphis being part Of
lot g1i on tie northwest corner ui Keel aud sixth
Streets runtiug e. feet Keel street aud az feet
on sixth street, upon which Is built double tcnc.
msnt house.
The other parcel IA situate on ErccdlOve avenue,
near the City OF Memphis being lot No. -, "a
laid down on the Charles Jones subdivision Of the
Hen Wright tmct beginning alta stake on the cnsl
line of hrcrdluyc avenue, the northwest corner oi
lot No ~ and the southwest corner of snid lot -
thence north with Che east line Of brccdlovc ave
nue. I chains and - links. thence east nt right
angles with Brcedl0ye avenue chains and a. links
to a stake. thence south ana parallel with Brtd
love avenue I chains and % links 10 a stake
thence west chains and A. links 20 the beginning
containing ncrcS.
said sale will be made for cash. aud free nom all
fieht aud equity Of REDEMPTION The title b be
iicycd o. hc good but ] viii tcll and convey only
IA Trustee =. ". siiEKltlLl. Trustee.
Mctralf 4 Walker Attorneys
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving


Arrivals-Ohio, Cincinnati; Ruth, New
Madrid; City of Baton Rouge, st. Louis Ar
kansas City ST. Louis.
Departures--Ohio, Cincinnati; Ruth, New
Madrid; City of Baton Rouge, New Orleans;
Eugene, Arkansas River; Arkansas City,
NatcheZ
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES
INST End nnmmy LIne.
lu,nu,, Ccntr,i "a. % a. pNtslon.l

Leaves Ar~lvA,
'N q. Mail.........5OO pm sN o. Mail ......5. 40 m
sSnrds tNpp'sS. tul pm "Suplts ENptys,.S o. am
tNc'm Il Lul IE,t0 am fAc'm a iul frH.h pm
SN u. Tn Irrt 200 nm ~ u. Tn fut't $3.50 am
Passengers between Memphis aud saris should
take surlis express or local freight. IN mail train
will not stop at stations between Memphis aud snr
dis The accommodation aud local freight carries
"a coach inr the accommodation ui loyal tmVuL
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Sale of COllaterals.

GTUaAg NANK,
Mr'trus 1NsE.. February ~ lea.
on FRIDAY. MARCH 4 is's'. AZ noon INT.
bank will srl ut tine southwest conner ut Main nud
Madison ftr,vis Mrmphs. Tenn. 20 thu highest
bidder for cash. thirty shHps ui The capital siurk
at the MtLHuRN GtN a MACHINE COMPANY.
90 49, much of said stock NJ will pay tho debt fuf
InW GOLDSMITH. Cashier.
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Will be- found au excellent remedy for
sick headache Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands OF Letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Toy them.
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orricri furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
25 cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament ~ any Office.
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The Louisville X Nashville train, lcay.
ing Memphis NJ $50 pm. carries Pullman
buffet sleeper aud chair cans, aud arrive,
at st. kouis nj 800 am. For rates and
further information, apply 10
loHS A. -CurI, Ticket Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-20

Tho House Committee on Military AZ.
fans has decided TO recommend the APP
pointmcnt Of W. II. Markham, Of Pasa-
dcna, Cal. as manager oi the Pacific Coast
Home Tor Volunteer Soldiers. Mr. Mark
ham was member OF the Forty'ninth
Congress.