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The G:efroken Indictment.

LONDON, january 16th.-Ihe Standard says
" The publication of the Geiicken indictment
shows that Bismarck himself was the author of
the monstrons charges against Sir K. A. Morier
The Kaiser has chosen openly TO associate him
self with the Chanceilors tortuous policy
There is cold brutality about the whole bust
nest which Is exceedingly unpleasant. Bis
marck has OUTRAGED public opinion in n way in
which it has hardly ever been outraged before y
Not ~Jaok the Ripper"
TUSIs, January l6th.-The report that the
Whitechapei murderer had been arrested here
arose from the arrestof an English yagabond
named Alfred Grey whose height, e. aud
general appearance correspond with the de-
scriptions of the Mhltechapel murderer AS pub
lished In the newspapers. Grey remains in
custody.
Driven to Sea and Drowned.
LONDON, Jauuery i6th-.SJenry Wolf Iutch
-seronaut. ascende3 in a,balioon from fntMe rp
to-day. He was accompanied by Lieutenant
tan'el. The balloon was driven out tos2ea and
IL is feared 10th wese drowged.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17
california Penstops.

SPRINGFIELD Qll). January 16th.-The Bemo-
cratic members of the Legislature tonight NOM
mated their late Gubernatorial candidate, John
NJ. Palmer, for United States Senator.
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PALACE RESTAURANT,


TsAGoRE sCHAD, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
| thing bright, new and frst-class. The table
viii be supplied with the bsst in the market.
Private rooms for families Prices reasonable.
Omen daY and niPht. u
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17
UNDERTAKES.
REEVES & LOTI,

REEVES q LONtl,
VI ~ ID E ~ ~ ID r. ny ~ il.
500 st., bet. sixth and escnth tno,th s:de)
VIZ EKFEP Oh HAND A COMPLETEaszzxss
wv STOCK Of Collins and Caskets; also sssazszsss
Shrouds of every description. Orders from cit.
or country will receive prompt attention. day OF
night. EIgALaING done IN tie best r,snnss,
at reasonable rates. -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17

WAsuIScroN, January 16sh--The following
California pensions were granted: Henry Bag
ley, Los angeles: Francis NJ. Matthew, Ply
mouth.
Want silver
RICHMOND Val January 16th.-1he State
Farmers Assembly to-day adopted resolution
favoring unlimited silver coinage.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT sED OYSTER RG0SR.

ISIRST-CLAss HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
= Ladies' Dining-Foom separate. Open day
and night. BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER Pro-
eTietors, 1919 Second street, between and Z,
% o1ta n
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FRITZ i MILLER,
u III ID Ea R ST "a TX II ia IS.
OFFICE III ODD FELLOw6' TEliPlE Z,
~ Ninth and & streets Complies s.c-sS a
undertekers' Goods constantly on hald. cite
and country orders promptly attended % dst
or night, al reasonable rates. Telepf aT.e 10 -
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W. WOOD,

GENTIsg. QUINNs BUILDING, AxxSxA
northeast corner Fourth and
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted Oh LIE
Ill bases Improved Liquid Nitrcus oxide Gai
Tor nafniess extraction ? teeth. #
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

These figures show an average annual
expenditure Of 1924, 30l.2l for the past
seven years, while the average for the Jour
preceding years was only 500, 0lS. "a
difference OF $4,000 each year. The
highest expenditure for any OF these years
was in 1880 and amounted TO SS03, 1911. 81.
This includes Expenses Of the census
(S22, 4j0. 5Sl, the cost OF the Code ($l2,-
S9l.72), $4,000 TO the Agricultural and
Mechanical College, about 50, 600 TO the
blind asylum building fund, $4,000 more
TO the Chickasaw school fund than was
distributed last year, S5,lll.4l 10 the old
Pilot crowd, and 81, 770 for Supreme Court
reports, which extraordinary expenses
amounted 10 more than $4,000. Tho
State will owe at the expiration OF this
year something near -, 900, 900 more than
II did whom Gov. Lowry went into office,
and the tax payers should see TO II that
the standard bearer Of the Democratic
party this year shall be leader thoroughly
identified with the producers Of this
States wealth and possessed OF sufficient
financial ability 10 guard and protect the
peoples interest against the army OF
Treasury cormorants who feast and iatten
ON their substance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
Mr.. DayI. ON CarrcnI PoIIlIe..
The s. Louis Globe Democrats Interview vii
Jefferson Davis.

The S. Louis Globe Democrats Interview with
Jefferson Davis
"ln regard 10 my opinions on current
politics, you will pardon me for declining
to give them for Che press. You need not
to be told that there Is prevailing prcju-
dice against nis in your section which
would render mo powerless to benefit the
public by the presentation OF my views
in tho manner proposed. | have uni
formly refused 10 be interviewed In regard
to men and measures, though II Is pleas.
ant privately 10 conVerse, espe.
cially, as in your case, about the persons
and events in my carly liie."
However, while Mr.. Davis declined 10
be formally Interviewed, he freely re.
ferred, In the course OF conversation, 10
matters Of public interest.
As to President Cleveland, Mr.. Davis
thought he had given the country n very
good nd administration, and that, had he not
dabbled with civil service REFORM" he
would have been reelected. by saving
this about the ''ciyil service" he did NOT
moan 10 DO understood M opposing IL, but,
on the contrary, lac believed the affairs of
Government should DO run on a proper
civil service plan.
As 10 Gen. Harrison Mr.. Davis said but
little lie did not know him personally,
but lac seemed 20 have considerable faith
that he would make good President, be-
cause he was the descendant Of another
Benjamin Harrison, who lived In Virginia
during the early history OF that State, and
was ON record ~ strong States rights
man. Mr.. Davis Is evidently man who
believes In tho maxim that 'slraws show
which way the wind blows, although
those straws arc old ones. What Gen.
llarrison's Southern policy would be ho
did not know, but, as 10 affairs In tho
States themselves, he thought they would
be taken caro- Of al right II left alone.
As 10 llafrison's Cabinet Mr.. Davis be.
! liovod that Senator Allison would make n
good Secretary Of the Treasury should lao
finally consent 10 take the position, but
Mr.. Blaine for Secretary OF State or any
other seat In the Cabinet hc did not like
NJ all. His opinion ~ 10 tho latter is like
that OF other Southern mon.
Mr.. Davis spends but little time any
where else than nj his Bcauvoir home,
where, when he feels well he does con-
siderable reading and writing He has a
plantation up the Mississippi River In the
State Of Mississippi, and occasionally he
goes there 10 SOC how things are running.
lle receives invitations 20 visit many
points here aud there In the South. but
very few Of them are accepted. A short
timo ago be came over 10 New Orleans to
attend q meeting OF Confederate veterans.
lie had but little 10 say, although given an
opportunity TO mako a speech. The
hardest task of.ihe evening Tor him was TO
put his autograph on some 800 menu cards
NJ the banquet !. d.. Davis h Just a. fond
~ ever Of hlsNficnds, and here, In the
South, he has HOSTS OF thom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
F. W. R0YSTER & CO.
CIIANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.
AUCTIONEERS.

No 5.0O7. Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby
county.-W. II. VIM Ct nj. "a James T.. VIM q
al
ny virtue Of an inicriocuiory decree for sole en-.
tered In the above cause on the Dist day OF Dcrcm.
Der lsss VI, ~ o. page $40 will sell at public auc-
ton,to the highest bidder Ia mont Of the Clerk
and Masters oiiicc. NJ the Main street entrance Of
nctscc. ON
saturday, esd nay Of March. 1850.
within legal hours the following described prop-
cfly, situated In shelby county. Tenn. to.wit
Lying and bcing Ia the Fifteenth Civil District,
tango =, section 2 IN the nth surveyor dis
ric beginning NJ n stake In the center OF the New
Raleigh ruad. the same being the northeast corner
81 the Lincoln 10 acre tmct thence north u do
gnccs east - chains and links parallel with sald
rad; thence south q chains 90 Inks thence west
u chains and u links thence south aud crossing
cypress creek y chains 90 a stake. thence west
chains aud - links. thence north with the cast line
OF aid Lincoln ~ acre trnrt ID Chulus aud % links
10 tho beginning. containing ~ acna.
Also alot ngrcs BEGINNING ut stake IN the
center OF The New Raleigh mad az the intersection
OF Mays avenue. thence north degrees ~ min
utcs, wet ~ chains thence east n chains and rs
links thence north dcnfcoa and % minutes west
20 chains aud ~ links hi the intersection Of NAYS
avenue Win North avenue, thence east plnllel
with aid North avenue a. chains thence south 10
chains and % links thence east ; chains 80 "A
links thence south n chains and G links who
derives y % 5econi. we 6 lheeqai sPS q Y 70 Il
chains aud % links w zee south u degrees wet
with The center Of said roal 2chalns 10 The begin
ming
rrr,s-.i salc-Cash, redemption barred.
THIS let day NJ larch. lssl
sollriiurH
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,..sl,O33,sO7 IS
DISBURSEMENTS.

w
II would seem from these figures that
the receipts exceeded the disbursements
by $685. but whether the increased
State tax, both al valorem and privilege,
yielded this immense income to the Treas
ury, or whether part OF the receipts for
last year was obtained by the sale OF State
bonds, we are not advised. There is one
feature of this statement, however, that
must strike the intelligent taxpayer with
much force, namely; The expense ac-
count keeps pretty even pace with former
years, and certifles the consistency OF the
present Administration in the lavish use
Of the peoples money. II in nothing else.
The expenditures OF the State Govern
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6No Rim the Chanccry Court 81 shelby
couniy.-Nilliam Cash W Maria Cab e al
~ virtue Of an iniorloCul0ry dcorsc for ale en-.
lorcd The above cause uu he 18Th day Of February.
laeA W. u NJ. page ~ will I'll, az public aue.
ton 70 the highest bidder. In iruni II The Clerk
nnd Masters uhCc nc the Main atrcci entrance 81
nCsace. on
saturday. ana day Of March, 1880.
within legal hour, the fullownr described prop
to.wiu
A ccfialn lui or parcel ~ iauf known ne part 81
lot iuuf lil IN block thriynvo flil nt tho south.
cast rnfnHf OF luuiui1n and Mulberry lf1rmrfiy
called % laHickl ftn'ct hcflnuing Ht a point In
The south line ui iuntuiur Htntri. where ID inter.
sgCia with the east line Of MuhafrF street. running
thonoo casi with to south sldo of rontotoc street
SEVENTY I've l1Al irct thence s1uthWardy, parallel
Win mulberry Eifpet, one hundred ion irct.
Thence vest parallel with l'onfuinc street seventy.
i've liAl feet tn the east aide 81 Mulberry street,
thcncc unrihuarlly with the clft side of Mulberry
tirgci one hundrOd 200 feet ~ the beginning
Terms ~ ~alc-One half cash. balance on a
cfudli "a twelve month"; note bearing Interest with
security required, lien retained. redemption
This II day Of March. issa
y. "a MclENRY, Clerk aud Master
II. " Dlxand licnry Crait, IT,. solicitors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

Grow only such crops NJ have been
found best adapted 10 your soil and eli.
mate. Any attempt TO grow something
that Is not well adapted 10 the soil In.
crcascs the cost Of production aud lessons
the profit All new varieties should inst
be tested In small plots briorc attempting
10 grow general crop thcrcirom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

Whcn You put out your peach .recs crt
the sticks back Ia within two feet of the
ground. low tree Is less affected by The
winds, aud will grow better Young trees
can Toe trained TO any shape desired by ia.
dicious pruning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

Tnr well knovh strcnglhcning properties
of irun, combined with other tonict and a
most perfect nsrylne are found in Carriers
Iron Pills, which slrcngihcn the nerves aud
body, and imt7ve the blood and com
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
Paine's
Celery Compound

quickly quiets and strengthens the nerves, when
irritated or weakened by overwork, excuses,
disease, or shock. 1t cures nervousness, head.
other disorders of the nervous system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
USTEE'S SALE
OF
WEST MEMPHIS
LANDS.

Notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue
OF the authority in me vested by certain inden-
ture from Robert Vance and others to Ralph Wal
ker and Others Of date January ~, iSsca, and duly
recorded on page SS7 Of Record Book "Y," In the
Office OF the Recorder OF Criitenden county at
Marion, Ark. and within the hours OF judicial
salos beginning on tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
Mrssrssrppps DEBT.

How It Has 4esn Increased $4,000. 900
During th4 lowry Administration.
From the Chicki1s@ Messenger.
The receipts and expenditures OF the
State Govern1hent for the year 1888, as
shown by the <Aaditor's books, are as fol-
lows. fyyt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
goth DAY OF MARCH, 1889,

at Block No. ono (l), I'm the town Of West Memphis,
Crittenden county Arkansas offer for sale pub
licy and 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
''the Interest OF Arthur Vance, Frank T. Vance and
Robert Vance In private survey No 2.3l7 TO Isaac
fooy, as well as the east one-hfh u-al OF private
survey No 22s9 10 j. II. fooy, all situate. lying aud
being In the county Of Critcnden and State OF Ar.
kansas In township six (Cl NORTH range nine (0)
cast" For more minute description Of said land
reference Il here made 10 the rcord Of said instru
ment for the purposes Of partition and division
Of the aid land amongst the owners thereof. under
the sAid indenture and H. conditions The title To
said land il believed TO be good. but shall sell and
convey rs Trustee only for the purposes Aforesaid
WA. VANCE. JR, Trustee.
February 3. 1859.
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SIeepIess Nights

out that could not work. I tried many medi-
cines, but none gave mo relief until used
Paine's Celery Compound, which at onco
strengthened and lnvigorated my nerves."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
Tones up the
Shattered Nerves

"For two years was sufferer from nervous
debility. and thank God and the discoverer on
mound cured me. Let any one write 10 me for
advice" GEORGE w. BoUTos. Stamford, Conn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

Tho approximation prizes are ne iullOwg
i0n prifcs oi ti,uno, experimenting 10 spl,oDo
prize nrc tln1.oun
arr tsluhA
iol prlfgs Of 500. approSlmailnr 10 loo.oooprlsc
afu tln,nln
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-13

come at ns 6y the way Of the hold TO.
that wss'full. % r7Isiiu. -i ,rsuuk
We got g. bite to eat from the
pantry, had glass of wine, and by
that time we're hailed for our answer.
The Captain replied that he would
not go, and defed them to do their
worst. We heard them moving slowly
about, and at her own request Jess was
allowed to pull away portion OF the
barricaie and creep up the stairs to
listen, while the Captain and / stood
with our guns ready to repulse any
attack by the sky-hght. Jess was re-
turning to report, when bsttering
ram drove in the doors hardly an arms
length away, and the men who had
welded the spar raised yell at the
sight of her. Not one person IN ten
thousand, man or woman, would have
done as she did Instead of spring
ing over the barricade, she leveled her
revolver and sho. one of the men,
the leader of the smutiny, through the
head as he stood above her. AS he
threw up his arms and fell she shouted
for us to come up, rushed up the
stairs and we heard her fire twice
more before we got over the barricade.
When we got on deck no one but
Jess was 10 be seen erect. Two dead
men and one wounded unto death
were lying on the deck. and the other
three had fled to the fo'castle. Two
minutes later they were begging for
their lives, and they crawled like
ours as they came up to be bound
Jess had killed two of the new men
and mortally wounded the negro cook,
and the mutiny hal been put down
and the craft retaken before you
could count a. hundred. Her move
ments had been so swift and her aim
was so fortunate that everything had
to go before her. .t'v. a. A..'
1t would have made your hair stand
mp to listen to the confessions of those
rascals. The seizure of the schooner
had long been contemplated, and a
part of the plan was to get hold of the
girl. Had we accepted the offer Of the
boat we would have been killed as
soon as we reached the deck. The
Header was an ex-convict named Ike
Reese, and he proposed to turn the
craft into regular pirate, strengthen
ing his crew from such small craft as
he might overhaul. The negro died
within an hour, and we hove the three
bodies overheard without ceremony
During the forenoon we worked the
schooner to the east, and about noon
got a couple of hands from an English
merchantmen and put into Melbourne
to report and deliver up our prisoners
One was hanged for the crime, but one
died before the trial and the other es.
capped and was shot dead by the off
GERS in pursuit. r7 ",. 50 Et"..g1aa
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-13

Next to the evil Of living beyond
ones means is that spending all ones
income. There are multitudes that are
sailing so near shore that slight wind
in the wrong direction founders them.
They get on we'll while the times are
usual and the wages promptly paid;
but panic or short period Of sickness,
and they drop helpless. Many father
has goi with his family in a fine car
riage drawn by a spanking team till he
came up to his grave; then he lay down
snd his ch1den 3 a dny have s s out Of sad the
to walk, but, to go Barefoot. Against
parslmony and niggardliness I proclaim
war, but with, the, same sentence ! con
denim those who makes a grand splash
while they live, leaving their families
in restitution when they die.-Ial
mage, Ifl y! g.-s-satF - -..r,- .z....4.T
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-13
Good Advice. 4

+ If you are subject TO nervousness, head
$she, morphine opium habit, slee plessness q
Weakness, st. vitus dance, or other similar
Affections do not fail to use DR.. Miles Re
st8fative Nerviiie. a valuable nerve food and
the latest and most scientific of remedies.d It
is guaranteed to give relief; S5,000,is freely
offered fora better nerve food and medicine.
It soothes and quiets the nerves while furn-
ishing nourisnment and strength. Ask Fri A
free trial bottle at l. Leist's drug store. Wy
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This Explains Itself.

..-E-. WINTERS, CAL, Nov. 29th, 1887.
The J. W. BRANT Co.: ....,.t AL. III. f.,., H
Replying to yours of the 14th inst. will say
that my ailment is Scrofula in the right foot
have had a running sore on it nearly all the
time since I was three Or four years old-al.
now over ffty-have used great deal oil
medicine and many kinds of salvesi and oint-
be doing it more good than anything ! have
ever used. 4, 4le.lr.- Z. HEMENwAY!
Also warranted for ErGrtiye Diseases,
Burns. Freezes, Bruises. Sprains, Chapped,
Hands. Group. etc. Twenty-Five cents and
warrantedby Saur& Ba'sley. +'l't i% If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-13

"A high, School girl, being, told
by her teanher to parse the sentence,
''he kissed me-" consented, Reluctantly,
because opposef to speakihg ofpfivaie
affairs II public. ,a'll ,p'lIe, Ie, " She com
menced, with unnecessary emphasis,
and a fond lingering over tile word that
brought crimson to h,r slieeks,' s'ist h
.pronoun; third person, singular mum i
Der. masculine gender; d gentleman,
pretty well fixed, universally consid7
cred a good catcl.a Kissed is a verb,
transitive loo much 50; regular
cry evening", itlicative mood ihlieat-
ing affection; first and tliir,I person.
plural number and governed by cir
cumstances. Mech, everybody knows
me. ."--Er sa"7N} as5AHAili lfi E2htHt /
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st .I3Sal Ia saSu.ay ag8nas s,i
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| aciiElHqrq lG asHggsHf ~ !
a5ghtisiEdut sa'E ,swo
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Feas bHrtfa 70 SEsisssG ,ksoa
aEust3s aiSrd ,gesaw aaA ~ 4
Ha9 G]0, III eg SHsaR ~ AaiIt III
N6 10 nFo1l eak 10 h8q4o1 Il.
Isss navh iiea tunsa wpA i
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Subscribe FOR the NoarnwEsr, s1.5o year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
GenerRI NeMs

THE Granite State left Cincinnati last even
ing for Memphis.
THE river at this point is 23.5, rise of
tenths since last report
FoREcAsT: Fair; cooler; norihorly winds;
slowly rising temperature.
Tut Commonwealth departed from Gin
cnnati for New Orleans last evening.
THE Anchor Liner City OF Baton Rouge,
passed to New Orleans yesterday afternoon.
LEE LINERS outgoing tomorrow; Coahoma,
for Frars Point, and Rosa Lee for Osceola.
THE Ruth, George Malone master, left last
evening for New Madrid and the upper
bends.
THE Ohio will he next Tuesdays Cincin-
Z natl packet.-J. S. Patterson, MASTER Robt.
Mccoy, clerk,
ANCHOR LINERS arriving and departing to-
day: City of Monroe for Natchez and City OF
Providence for st. Louis.
THE James Lee, Mark Cheek master and
W. G. Banker clerk, will be the Arkansas
mail boat outgoing tomorrow evening.
The Cherokee, now in passage from st.
Louis 10 Memphis has on board n large lot
Of jute bagging. She will leave this port on
return trip tomorrow evening
The Bonanza has gone to Madison 10 go
on the ways. In the effort TO place her on
the Cincinnati Marine and Railway Dry
Dock they gave way and sunk and left the
steamer In a critical condition, but
fortunately she was saved.
THE Arkansas will rise about feet at Lit
tie Rock by the 18th; the Missouri will re-
main nearly stationary; the Upper Missis-
sippi will fall; the Ohio will rise at Cairo and
fall at points above: the Lower Mississippi
will rise at Vicksburg about feet by the
25th
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

This is the Southern branch house OF
L. Q. Atkins & Co., indianapolis, Ind, who
are the largest exclusive manufacturers OF
circular, cross.cut, band, gang and mill
Saws in the United States The Memphis
branch was opened three years ago as an
experiment, but the business now has at
tanned such large proportions that il plays
a very important part in distributing the
goods manufactured by the firm through
out the Southern States. The Memphis
house is located at No. 300 Second street,
where they carry an immense stock OF
their own make OF circular and cross-cut
Saws, also the largest stock OF General
Mill Supplies in the city. such as betting,
lace leather, files, Rabbit packing, emery
wheels, etc., all at as low prices as st.
Louis or Chicago. Besides this stock OF
goods, they have also we'll equipped
shop for the repairing OF every kind OF
Saw, which is under the charge of the
most skillful saw-makers, 80 that all work
turned out is fully guaranteed. Core
spondence solicited.
n. A. Gladding is manager OF the Mem
phis house.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

A EXPERIENCED RETAIL SHOE SALES
"a man; For particulars address with reference,
s SEEl4lG q CO, Helena Ark