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Hheu1n0tisrn

Is undoubtedly caused by lactic acid in
the blood This acid attacks the fibrous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches
in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles
hips, and wrists. Thousands of people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla pos
tive cure for rheumatism. This medi-
cine, by its purifying action, neutralizes
the acidity Of the blood and also builds
up and strengthens the whole body.
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NEW YORK. January l3.--L. \. Every,
a conductor on the Elevated road, was
crossing the track at Eighth avenue and
One hundred and Forty-iifth street, at
1920 this morning, when he was struck
by an engine and killed
NEW YORK, January 13.-Fire de-
stroyed number of frame stables on
Sixtieth street. east of First early tsis
morning Ten horses were burned.
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THE CHICAGO SOCIALISTS
Gnthcr In Torce to mear naIangue.

CHICAGO, January bah the Socia-
lists that have been prominent as leaders
or followers in Chicago for the past ten
wears crowded the Wayerly hall TO It's
utmost capacity this afternoon for the
purpose of listening 10 the socialistlc
lecturer. Professor Garside. His remarks
were of the usual socialistic type and were
frequently applaudcd Mrs. Lucy Par
sons was present, but took 40 part in the
proceedings Several others spoke, the
majority of whom denounced the Church
and IFS followers. and the meeting was
fast drifting into the advocacy OF
atheism. when The chairman suddenly
cut of the discussion and the meeting
adjourned
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IF the people are clamoring for hrst
class hotel accommodations, let them ap-
ply at the Exchange and Ballard Hotels
They can be cared for as comfortably as
At any hotel North or South, both as TO
rooms and cuisine appointments.
j. l.. CARRINGToN, Proprietor
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Mns wNsr0ws sooIHiN0 sYnUP fhoud
always be used when children nro cutting
toCtn. itrclIoYes the llttIc sufferer ai once
t produces natural quiet sleep uv feleNng <
fhc child from puIn. aud thc lttie Nhcfup
awake us "hr|ghf "a. button. u is very
pleasant f0 faFte. 10 sOnfhcs he child. soitcns
thC gums. allaYs ail pain. relieve, wind, rcru
latr- thc bowels. uud ls the best known rom
cly lof dIarfho'a whether arising from teeth
~ or other causes. Twenty i've cents
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syrup olI1g.

i- Natures own true Laxative. il IS The
most easily aken, and the most effective
remedy known 20 Cleanse The System
when Bilious or Cosilve TO- dispel Head
achcs Colds. and Feyers. to Cure Habit
ral Constipation. Indigestion. Piles, etc
Manufactured only hy ,Ae California Fie
Syrup Company. san Francisco, Cal
Owens G Minor Drug Company Rich
moud Va
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TURMOIL IN OKLAHOMA.
One Hundred Families of Immigrants Ex-
PEELED.

GNNEsNrLLE, Texas, January 10
Considerable turmoil is arising in the
oklahoma and adjacent country over the
arrest and expulsion Of the band OF one
hundred families of immigrants who
moved their way thither a short time ago
for the purpose of locating in Oklahoma
upon what they consider Govern
ment lands. Adjutant-General Drum,
At the instance Of the depart
ment at Washington, began 10
expel from the Territory all OF
these adventures. who, with their
women and children, are reported IN
abiect want. A party consisting OF
about twenty families passed through
the city to-day on the Gulf Colorado
and santa Re train, eu route to different
points in Texas Their expenses were
paid bv the Government
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for one moment, but buy box OF the
Cherokee Cough drops and cure that cough
YOU have. Only g. Per box. Satisiac
iion guaranteed or money refunded. On
sale at all drug stores and confectioneries
Trade supplied by Purcell, Lsdd & Co
and Powers, Tsylo d Co., wholesale
druggists,
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BY THE CABLE.
More Evictions aud Troubles in Ireland
other Noies.
TIE KAISER 10 GIVE A TREAT To GOOD
school CHILDREN

TIE KAISER 10 GIVE A TREAT To GOOD
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
BERLIN. January 13.-The Reichsiag
Yesterday. after a somewhat stormy de-
bate. confirmed the election of Herr
GOetz. National Liberal, as member Tor
Loipzig The Socialists accused the
Government officials of illegal practices
TO secure his triumph over
the Socialist candidate The Em-
reror viii open the Land
iae to-day Yesterday be attended a
dress rehersal of Nagner's Das Rhein-
cold at the Opera House. Only hs
personal suite and Count Herihberg
accompanied him The Emperor con,
graduated kappelmeisier and instructed
him to convey his congratulations TO the
artists
I'm the evening the Emperor and Em-
press gave a musical party 20 seventy
guests. representing diplomatic court
and military circles. On the anniversary
of the birthday of The Emperor the Ber-
lin University will hold festive
meeting. az which Professor Cur
Illus. the Emperors former tutor
VIII NtlA ct hu hNuifn7. 1 nc '''
peror has ordered that the best
bows and girls in the Berlin schools
both high and low, shall be treated on
the evening Of January 26 10 perform
ance at the Opera House of Widen.
bruch's patriotic play. Die Euilzows
The two eldest sons of the Emperor Will
be present at the performance.
THE TROUBLES IL IRELAND.
DrBfIy. January l3.-~The house of a
Nationalist farmer, on the estate OF the
Earl Of Kenmare, county Kerry, was
visited by raiders last night and the
farmer taken out and beaten until hi'
prosecutors exhored a promise from hin
TO abiure The plan Of campaign which
has become unpopular with certain
class of tenants
A large quantity Of clothing was col
lected bv The members of the league II
London to-day for the Falcarragh prison
ers. who will be driven in jaunting cars
from Londonderry 10 Falcarragh TO
morrow and tried al that place on Tues
dQv
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David A. AlnsIle & BrO.,
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, RICHMOND. VA.

Wishing 10 close ont our stock Of second
hand vehicles 70 get the room. we VIII oner
the following nt very low prices lhfee top
side-bar Brewster Buggies, one no top side
mar Rrewster buggy one canopy top PbaetOn.
one three-quarter failing TOO Iandaute le' one
standing top PhactOg, one top coal uox buggy,
one six-scat extension top Carriage, one close
5ix-seat Carriage, one one-mAn top brewster
Rugyv one Drty, one lignt Victoria. one
iunp seat Carriage. one Victoria ,affiage,
never been used. built at price OF sos, can
now be bought Tor 500 Besides these vehicles
we have a large stock OF all styles of new
-ehicles AT lowest prices. slas2
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THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Applications for space From All Parts OF
the Country.


the Country.
NEW YoaK. January lS.-Someryille
p. Luck. the assistant commissioner gen
eral of the United States TO the Paris Tx
position of 1889 has made public ~
names Of the firms who have thus far ap-
plied for space for exhibiting their goods
Al the said exposition The applications
are from all parts Of the country, and
COMPRISE all industries, arts, &c. Nearly
40 applications have been received, ana
il Is believed by the commissioner
that there will be fully LOO
exhibitors when the list is complete The
lisi of exhibits for the art group is only
partly complete, and all paintings must
be favorably passed upon by the art
Jury before they are accepted for exhibit
lion. The space allotted has, in a grea!!
measure, already been distributed, and
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Hit am dc fack dat Dochuf Dabid's Con
sorup j. de- bess / eber tuck Why
shure, chile, tuck a dost yudder night
whoa ! thought WAS ded and on my way
70 dc grabe yard, and biz stopt my coffin
lse g~ine 10 recommember hit 10 all dc
coon Ciuha
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Fragrant Cream of Almonds the most
d lightful application for chapped or rongl
b ,uds or face. Causes no smarting, no sli Ky
ing nothin, greasy about II, AMI ls hight
me flu ed. Sold BY l.. WAGSEs, Dsuggis-
corner sixth and Broad sire Is.
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Mrs Teresa Winter died about o'clock
this morning at the residence Of her
daughter, 1925 East Cary street aged Il
years. She leaves flour children-two
daughters and two sons.
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AMEN raoy 3os SICK. ue gave her Casiora.
when she wac g Call she cried for Casioria.
WHOM She becaue Mss. she chung 10 Casiorla.
When she had Children aho gave them Casioria
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Ta-ruE 81 CaD Lvrn Ol EMULSION with
out hshv oiar or ron0d. rauscous flavor. is
always fresh. pure. and Nfet aud can lee
tal0n hy anyone. Is vastly superior o.
other similar preparations as one trial Will
prove Sold. wholesale of retail, by J. WAC
NfH. corner sixth and BRO q.
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The American Hotel Bar Felix Keegan.
prVpretor b. still open though the hotel is
cOsiod for repairs. alZ-4t
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OFFICE OF THE
RrcnnoNn. Va. January I. 1850.

RICHMOND, VA. January (, 1850
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ing Of the stockholders Of the SOUTH
ERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Ricomond, Va. viii be held at the Office Of
the company, SATURDAY, the 10TH INSTANT
at4P.M VI.
iai-l5ts J. II. 5. LORIoN, ofcfet tary.
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Death of Mrs. Gould.
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK. January 19.-Mrs. Jay
Gould died al o'clock tonight
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STEAM LAUNDRY
French Steam Laundry.

a DAUBRE Er AND MADAME
DAl BRENET
from Paris, No. Is North Ninth street, between
Main and Franklin streets. Collars, cuts
ladies' fine work ana lace curtains "A spec al
ty. All work warranted. Goods called Ton
and delivered without extra charge. Tele-
ph, ne No. 1I3. oJto ll
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much more space has been applied TOT
than could possibly be allotted to Ameri'
cln applicants
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
ARMOUR & co.,
CORNER GRACE AND UNION STS.,
RICHMOND, VA
DRESSED BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
WHOLESALE ONLY

ae moderate
olrimmens cooin Al Chicago
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THE BOSTON,.
PERSONAL.

A kRRIVED.-MADAME LAM, No.
"A l23 EAST BROAD, CORNER SECOND
up stairs Wonderfully Gifted c.airyoyant.
Astrolog er, and Spiritual Medium. Consult her
in love. marriage, divorce. aud business You
will be- more than satisfied. Causes the single
to marry with best results restores lost love;
brings ssparoted together; removes evil in-
gueoces and Jealousy tells what you are best
fitted for. and how TO succeed In business. Life
reading hy mail on receipt OF 81. Name lock
Of hair, date Of birth.
Hours. From A. NJ tos r. ". sundays
| from 90 p ". lJalS u
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MRS cLEvELANp AT TIE PLAY.


Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs Whitney, Mrs.
Brice. and the Misses Hastings, accom-
nanied bv Colonel John VI. Wilson, oc-
cupied box at Albaugh's Theatre last
night. McCaurs Opera Company present
ed The Lady or the Tiger" Mrs. Cleve'
land seemed to enjoy the entertainment
very much laughing heartily al
Comedian Hopper's humorous antics
She seemed in no way fatigued from heI
arduous task of hand shaking Throughout
the afternoon.
PHOTOGRAPHNG THE SKY.
The proposition to enable this govern
ment. through the naval observatory, 10
participate in the great international
project of charterings the sky by photo,
graphic process, has already received
strong endorsements from number OF
public officials. What is needed blythe
observatory people is Photographic
telescope and painter, and the necessary
building and m0untings The Secretary
of the Treasury has submitted an
estimate 10 Congress calling i0l
an appropriation Of S1OOOO III
the Navy appropriation bill for TIM
purpOse. Secretary Whitney urges Tho
AUTHORIZATION in view of the importance
Of the WORK. Commodore W alker, chiel
of the bureau OF navigation, IN endof7
ing the project, says that the plan ma
been fully adopted by a considerable
number Of foreign governments, includ
inc all OF those which maintain i'm
portant astronomical obseryatories. H'
urges the appropriation TO enable th'
observatory 10 Join in the work al III
beginning OF the coming fiscal year.
ATTEMPT TO WRECK \ TRAIN oS TIL
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January l3.-
Passengers who arrived in Washington
tonight on the Sou'herd train OF tn
Piedmont Air Line state that deliberat
attempt 10 wreck the train was made IL
South Carolina yesterday As III
train was running over tresll'
at high speed on down grad
between Fugalo and Westminster,
came in contact with distractions Nv
large stones and tie had been placed o
the trestle which crossed deep "a
vine. The tie had been placed W
right between the tie beams of IN
trestle, and the stones were place
{ a short distance away. Two baggag
. cars were smashed and the passenger
p badly shaken up. The high rate :
} speed, il is claimed, alone prevented
terrible disaster. The company d
t tectiyes are endeavoring to discover IL
miscreants.
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Twenty pieces of nenc.

My little niece, left me by her mother,
had one Of the worst cases OF white SWELL
ing ever saw. More than twenty pieces
Of bone came out Of her leg. one piece
being about the size Of the small end Of q
walking cane, and nearly three inches
long. The hole left by taking these pieces
out was ~ large as a good sized walnut
She was not able 10 walk a step for eight
months, and was afterwards compelled to
use crulches for nearly year. The doc
tons said there was 40 cure, and advised
amputation OF the limb. This would not
consent 10, but put her 10 taking Swift'a
Specific Is. s. -, leaving OF al other
treatment II has cured her sound and
well, and shall never grow weary Of
speaking rs praise.
Mus ANNE GEEsLING.
Columbus, Ga, Feb. n, 1889.
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General News.

THE City of Baton Rouge passes hcae today
bound for Cairo and St. Louis.
The Joe Peters pulled out last evening
for Arkansas River with good trip
THE Future City, from St. Louis, with six
model barges, passed south yesterday.
TIM Port Eads, towing several bargos,
passed up to St. Louis Monday night
The Coahoma, for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee, fer Osceola, leave this afternoon ut
b o'clock.
CAPT. J. S. HEGLER Of the Guiding Star,
telegraphs that his boat will pass here Fri
day morning on her way to New Orleans.
TITE City Of Ycksburg, from St. Louis,
passed down 10 Natchez last night. She put
oil here 100 tons of freight and added 60 tons
of sundries.
TIN Ruth came in from New Madrid yes
terday morning with - bales cotton, head
hogs and AZ packages sundries. She returned
last evening with fair trip.
TnE Buckeye State, from Cincinnati, ar
rsed yesterday morning with $50 tons Of
freight She returned last evening with zoo
bales OF cotton and lot Of sundrics.
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~ NNhEos Aits
Rneclal Dlsnnich 10 Tho Anncnl.

CMRo, ILL.,. April 0.-Thc Alice Brown
took five barges Of coal to st. Louis The
Etheridgo left for Plum Point with six
barScs Of Stone. The Thomas sherlock went
up at0 o'clock am, has five people and
three barges. The John Gilmore left at 0
o'clock p. m with five barges Of freight aud
fuel barge for New Orleans. The Chas.
Brown made the run from st. Louis from
O'Clock am. 20 $50 O'Clock this evening.
The Guiding Star, due tonight, has 200 tons
engaged here, but indications now are that
she will hardly have room for so much
David Cox went'to Memphis this evening to
go pilot ON the Joseph Henry. River pol
feet, u fall OF inches In "a hours.
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40 Evansville.
srecinl nI.natch 10 Inc AnrenI

fIT'NIHI TI7THIVH 70 IHV HTINHL
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April o.--Thc Nisbet
brought In a fair trip Of Tennessee river pro-
ducts and returned ON time with good packet
traffic.
The Ohio Valley Railway Company's
transfer, Campbell" arrived last night and
will commence transferring trains as soon as
will be In a week or ten days.
Packets In and out as usual. with only linn
tied cargocs.
The Granite State Is freighting 5000 sacks
Of corn In Walnut Bend below Henderson
and will pass up during the forepart Of the
night
business for long tonnage \ very quiet.
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q. =. cour, IN session a, aberdeen.

tpc'ial lHraich 10 The Appeal
AHrEpES Miss, April s.-The United
States District Court, Judge r. A. IIill on the
bench. opened hcru today. The Grand Jury
was organized with g. L. Wilson, Of Chioka.
saw County, as foreman. Col Fred Bcall.
OF West Point was In town attending court.
A large number Of persons having business
before the court were In attendance.
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Our Mr. II. u. Clarke and Albert Dunn
arrived on tho sth with a car load Of fine
Roadsiers aud Saddlors, selected with great
care In Kentucky and Middle Tennessee,
especially for this market.
Buyers arc invited 10 call and see them
nt our barn, corner Third and Union.
BuroRD x Co.
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NlneinnniI.O.

Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal
ClSciSNArf, o., April 0-Rivcr falling
with ~ feet + inches In channel at o'clock
pm. The Louis A. Shcrley brought Ia a big
trip including considerable rcshipping. re-
turning TO Pittsburg on time. 4 number
OF Pittsburg coal boats passed down. No ac-
cideuts today.
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II-I-III- t0IITiT "a. > Q, DlFlsIuI.I
Leaves Arrives
81 n. Mnii.......huu pa ~ a. Mall % an
fsnfds trunHs tuI pa eIIrils Itrfr.s f. am
tACm a 10 fEsDam tAr'm A L1l rrnanm
lurenrUu between Memphis and tarilf should
take HIfllH rnunas uf luCll ifr.Fht nf mail train
will not stop u stations between Mrmrhis aud Hif
dia The accommodation nui iurHl freight rHffci
rna-h llT d. nnrummnI-IL.m u In-LI LnLnI
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TuE well known strengthening properties
of iron, combined with other TONES and a
most perfect neryine. are found in Carers
Iron Pills. which strengthen tho nerves aud
body, and improve the blood and com
ulCKiuu.
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Election Notice.

'"I"TI'I'I FNHHI HTTII y ~
The regular annual mcciing Of the stockholders
Of this nank for the election Of cehiccn 90 IF.
rector, to scrvc The ensuing yesr will be held at
iis banking house on TUESDAY. the 10Th instant
between the houn Of 10 and O'Clock.
G.. H. RAtNE Cashier.
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Chancery Sale
Oh
.REAL'ESTATE.

No. ella, Rim the Chanccry Court oi shelby
County -Mary ilnhcfy 60 nl " Edward ship
Icy e Al. No. o,lsi-hdwnrd ahpcy II nj. w.
MARY flahcrty q nL
hy virtue oi nn lntcrlncut0ry decree for nio, en-.
tered In the nhufc causes the 10Th day 81 NoVcm.
Der. ISIS n. 60 page So will ell vi public auc.
ton, % thc highest bidder Ia iruut ~ the Clerk
and Masters oiice. NJ the Main sircct enhance oi
the Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis. Ten
ncscc. on
saturday. goth Day OF April. 1850,
within legal hour. The following described prop.
efty, Situated IN shelby county. Tenn. i0wir
a loi lfuntlng tWeniy'une tlil feet on The south
side ~ Market street and running back with like
width sgvcuiyiuur 5il icui three 90 Inches being
part u lot one hundnd and fofty.tWo utlJ nH lad
down on the map of Memphis
Terms uf rnlc-unc third 20 cash. balance on a
crrfili II uinn and eighteen months note with -
rurliy rquirud. lien nstalned. redemption barred.
This aQth day OF March is'p.
T. n MCllENRY. CLERK and Master
itnrt
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements at the Levee.

Arrivals-Buckcye State, Cincinnati; Belle
Memphis, Natchez; City of Vicksburg, St.
Louis; Ruth. New Madrid; Future City, st.
Louis; Port Eads, New Orleans; New Mary
Houston, Cincinnati.
Departures-Buckeye State, Cincinnati;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; City of Vicks-
burg, Natchez; Ruth, New Madrid; Future
City and New Mary Houston, New Orleans
Port Eads,. St. Louis; Joe Peters Arkansas
River.
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LADfra' cape collars a speciality NJ Mem
phis Steam Laundry, "a Second street
Branch Office 81 Madison street.
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Chancery Sale
or
ESTATE

X, No 6a61-Chanccry Court Of shelby County
J. 7. sykes guardian, " MagTie D. Muss0 Il al.
by virtue Of an inicrlocutory decree for sale en-.
tered IN the above cause on the i2th day u March
lisa, NJ. II 81. parr 81 viii scll at public nuc.
lion 10 the highest bidder 10 mont OF tie Clerk and
Masters once AZ the Main street cuimncc Oi the
Courlhouie Of shelby county, Memphis, Tcunos.
see, on
saturday. 18th Day ~ April, 1889.
within legal hour, the following described prop-
crty. situated In Memphis, shelby county Tenn.
to.Wit!
lot beginning on the east side Of Dcsoto street
IN the Taxing District Of shelby County. one hun.
drcl and eighty (is0l feet north u the north line
II Vance street thence east ono hundred aud sey.
eniy O5Ul feet - a stake. thence north sixty tGul
feet 10 stake, thence NcH one hundred aud sUy.
Cuty u7ll feet 20 stake IN the cast line " DCsoio
street. thence south sky l0 icUt ~ The beginning.
being part Of lot "a block %, on the plan u south
Memphis
Tcfms 81 Sale hall cash. balance on a credit
Of twelve months note. bearing Interest. with "
cufity. required. lien retained.
This ID DAY Of March issa
y ~ McliENRY. Clcfk and Master
J. 7. sykes and =. J. shepherd. Solicitors
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1NruRr your gin.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. - Madison street.
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Have moved from Main to 207 secont
street. Call and see us
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sfnrn of lie Ri,nr.

OfncE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. 4 Al
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April q 1s,1. I
The following observations are taken NJ all sia.
tOus IN the 5jh meridian time, which Is one hour
later than Memphis time
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Leaves Arrive,
'iImlio,i TX tfonm siimitod ~ 3D.. pttan
sladurah Ia aGam eialftrah EH. .0lp
siiplsT Ac.. .... filp.m fnipiHF Ar...... 90 q
limltfd expires Trains ran s1lid between NO .
phis AMI luulayilr. thffFInv Pullman UnfH
nmwlnf Rom sleeping tars IaduHah Ttprrss
fuunntf elusiT 81 FULTON iof Calfu ft louis and
thimro Giving The uuli dag imin lfnm Memphis
a. ft louis Ticket uflor under ioaiudY iinici
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oALvANIzrD IEoNwoI,<S.

CEo. p. RvBsCn, JR. THE TiS ASD SHEET
VI iron worker Buainozi and rcsidence Isls
phone No ~
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN MS column B bs CHARGED n, r,,. a,
lbc lort'ro Ieso"s n'sersso t'oo Insertions 25e oas
ipeck, b0c
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Fast I.nd dummy tine.

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