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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08
GAINESVILLE.
A Wife Deserts Her Husband and Six Children
to Elope with Married Man-TrOuble
I'm the Chickasaw Nation.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Feb. w. c..
Whitford, prominent citizen of the In
dian Territory, called on your CORE
spondent Tins evening and made known
the following facts: Mr.. Whitford re-
sides four miles south of Thackervllle,
and was until last Thursday happy hus-
band and father of six interesting chill
dren Residing near Mr.. Whitford was
a neighbor and, as he supposed, a friend,
A. n. Armstrong, d married man, and so
far as Mr.. WhitfOrd had ever heard happy
in his marriage relations. A few days
ago Mr. Whitford had occasion to be alb
sent from home few days and during
his absence Armstrong and Mrs. Whit
ford drove over to Gainesville with a
wagon belonging to his armstrong 50
wife, and since that time nothing has
been heard of the couple. Mrs. Whit
ford took with her all the money they
had on hand, about $50 and left the six
children ,one mere babe in charge of the
eldest daughter, a child of fourteen years.
Whitford is here in search of his
wife and appears wild with rage. The
fleeing couple left the city this morning
for parts unknown.
1t is feared there will be a revival of
the trouble between the non citizens and
officers of the ChickaSaw nation over the
cattle tax 1t is understood that Agent
Owen has received instructions to put out
all non-citizens who refuse to pay the
cattle tax, and there will be no tritiing
this time. The non-citiZens have here
tofore organized to resist this tax, and it
is believed an effort to eject them will
result in serious trouble. No movement
has as yet been made by the authorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08
To Interrogate Dudley.

NEW YORK, Feb. Lawrence G..
Hadkin, representing the Evening Post,
made application to Judge O'Brien in the
supreme court chambers to-day for a
commission to examine Col. w. w. Dud
ley in Washington in his suit against the
Evening Post TO recover damages for Ii
bel. The object is TO ascertain whether
or not he wrote the famous ''blocks of
five" letters, and if not what sort of let
ter he did write
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08
STRIKERS Rerurn 10 work.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE Brooklyn
street-car strikers, or about two-ffths
of them, returned to work this morning,
and cars are running regularly now on all
lines The new men taken on during the
strike were not discharged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08
PUT A NICKEL IN THE SLOT
And You Get Two Postage Stamps-A Machine
for the POstOffice Department.
Uac

And You Get Two Postage Stamps-A Machine
for the POstOffice Department
Washington Star.
An ingenious machine was recently eX-
hibited to the postmaster-ge general. 1t is
an adaptation of the put nickel in-the-
slot machine to the sale of postage
stamps. A sheet of stamps is cut into
slips the width of two stamps, and these
slips are wound around a cylinder inside
OF the machine. A nickel is placed in
the slot, which drops down, starts an
electric current, which causes the stamp
cylinder to reVolve, the slip of stamps
glides along and passes under row
of needles, which drops down and cuts
off two stamps. The owner of
the nickel waits q few seconds after his
money disappears and then shoves down
a metallic button and two stamps make
their appearance at an aperture in the
lower part of the machine. It is pro-
posed by the inventors to place these
machines in stores and prominent places
about a city. If the department ap-
proves the plan they will adopt the ma
chine so that two pennies or a ten-cent
piece can be used with the result that one
two-cent stamp or five stamps can be
obtained. In case a spurious coin is
used a magnet in the interior detects the
fraud and throws it to one side. The in
ventors propose to buy the stamps from
the government at reduction of per
cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08

Look Out for Cholera - NIaguire's Benne
Plant.
Forty five years. Infallible Specific for Diar-
rhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Flux Chill
dren Teething; and if taken in time a sure pre-
yentative of Asiatic Cholera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08

You have tried and were pleased with
them. They stimulate the liver, regu-
late the bowels, improve the complexion.
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08

There is talk of erecting monument
to the memory of the Alamo and the dis
coverer of "Cacterine, the catarrh
cllre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08

Fine goods and low prices at Maddox &
Ellison s furniture house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-08

''SeaI of North Carolina Plug Cut is
a delicious smoke
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-18

u1 aaN a sa s q
sol m4af Ep n 1T EaeN 3D.
nl C4u 3 orank
~Mam asknl nae wha 40 nnfn ~
tucl ue nfman rlinE - Mth iale
aru4s AL mEe fare
Wei sa kuuu a. = fhe rnurnruF IS
aiarre fseaav m ue western an RI a.
ems. and He m o -
ahrli > kzlI ue DISTANT EEEH nFht rE
artr AZ nann oraak ualu ~ Hnau, Nraf
~ sumneF. BE- visits d. faan SSH s
lantern mma maaurs thn hug haiur from
asemenf - up no1r o. e thaf every
hing il prfarlF paoci n tae mst fn
ing uah q winter and To- most
beat ~ summer ths same afaey aui u
amiuatlsn are acoumplshel saald ans
workman b. cancicss O. uuforiuuafe
enough 10 mIsiay his iools or puf ans ta.ug
oumbusthie m proximity e. aAnTer d.
speedily uepnmaudci and often m
discharged THIS old task be- has perioraa
nightly Tor hearly fifteen -
"no pursles a similar cuurs with n
20 his home Gcurrallv De- ss uua a
ha hhrau until h..dnight. al lmm
before retiring hc masrl a fhul
uou az che hnasa Every uas aud Cr
b. ialfhfult asraunifel, and a & uto ta0
servants 70 whom hc b. ordinarily vCrl
ud and lndulrcut h they have heru o..
miss in their duucs
"huf his puuharitios do not cease here.
Although heis VERY woalfhF-the rIm0r Cir
cuiatcs that D. has so much rgalF cash Hlli
be- Is 81 q loss tn know what % un EL .i-
hc has not aud will not invest one csH' Boz
railroads. 81 owns and Il ureefrw hand
some and substantial buildings u ll parts
% Che city. hc is adding improvement q.
them continually; be- b. Purchasing lrIf.
able and central sites, aud al far tHe pfr.
pose Of decreasing his large hlul arcUulf
but railroad stoek ts severely summed
Yes, he Eoos further than tiat J have
heard some of bis friends saf fdaf hc has
never ridden on "a railroad train .u bits hle.
and very, very seldom does be- board o.
es-anfAanr q
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-18
HAS AN G EYE.
An Eccentric Detroit Millionaire His Own
Night watchman.

"Therc goes a man. said a passenger on
. Fort street car 10 a Detroit Tribune re
porter, ss he pointed TO the occupant of a
handsome carriage rolling rapidly along
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
I'M SOCIETY.

Tonight Miss Florence 0rcil gives q
large card party at the Gayoso Hotel.
Miss Davis, OF Cincinnati, will be the
guest of Miss Rebie Metcai after the 18th
inst
Miss Augusta Caldwell goes to Nicks-
burg on the lathyto attend the wedding OF
Miss Waddell OF that place.
The approaching marriage of Miss Ida
Bruce and DIR. Il, A. Nicely has been au.
thoritatively announced for the 23d inst.
Miss Mary Lou Nelson will accompany
Miss Peet on her return TO Montgomery.
They leave Tor that point on Saturday
next. l.
One Of the boxes at the theater was oc.
cupied by party last night given by Mr..
Harvey Johnson, of Atlanta, in honor OF
Miss Bettye Selden and her two fair visit
ors. The members of the party were:
Miss Sclden aud Mr.. johnson, Miss Helen
Moore and Mr.. b. Saunders, Atlanta; Miss
Katie Humphrey and Mr. Burnett, Nash
vile.
On tomorrow evening the marriage Of
Miss Fannie Horton and Mr.. Harrel II.
Goodloe, of Louisville, takes place at the
First Methodist Church. The bcvy OF
pretty bridesmaids includes Miss, May
Hill, Edith Brooks, Fannie Lowrancc,
Pauline Frazier, Mary Lou Nelson, Mary
Lou McCorry, Lizzie Horton and Sallie
Horton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
RENouNcED THE WORLD.
Two Beautiful Young Ladies' OF Mem
phis Take the Black Veil.

W. osoasAeA AOAhk VI esNAa
phis Take the Black Veil.
Two lovely young ladies OF Memphis
took the veil at Nashville on Sunday
Bishop Rademacher conducted tho cerc
monies.
One, Miss Mary Agnes Herman, a wari
OF County Clerk Quigley, young lady OF
surprising beauty, took the black veil, anu
will hereafter be known as sister Concor.
dia. The young lady is only eighteen
years old and possesses fortune OF S25, 900,
which will 90 TO 81. Peters Orphan Asy.
lum, OF this city, in the event other death.
The other Young lady, who also re-
nounced the world and assumed the blacl,
VEIL was Miss Mary Clabby, cousin oi
James Clabby, Of this city, and ward oi
John Shea. She is beautiful brunette,
and was entirely alone in the world, hay.
ing been left an orphan in 1873. Her father
was a member OF the Catholic knights ol
America, and his policy OF 5000 wa.
promptly paid 10 the guardian Of tine rs.
tate, who saw her literally educated. she
was born in Memphis, and has spent her
entire life in this State. This makes the
third young lady of Memphis who has
taken the veil within the last four months.
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SPLENDID OFFER.
How DOCS Thls please Youf

How Does This Please Your
In order to I'll mp our clubs rapidly we
will give away the following premiums in
the next ninety days
TO any lady OF gentleman who will get
for us 20 members in our watch club NJ
will give $40 watch, or $40 worth OF
jcwelry.
For % members anything in our stock
worth $50.
For 20 members so worth Of jcwelry.
For 10 members anything worry $50.
For 10 members ANYTHING worth $50.
For members anything worth $40.
Remember We seil $40 watch for $50
In our clubs, payments 81 per week.
MuLroRD, Proprietor.
UNDERWOOD & Co, Managers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

Tho new American opera, "Yciiva,"
will be presented al the Tiyoli Opera
house. San Francisco, in January. The
sccne oi the opera Is laid In the historic
old town Of Albuquerque. New Mexico, and
the scenery. which j. noS being prepared
In San Francisco. will dcpic, beautiful and
historic spots in aud about ,ha, famous
town. The musical portion Of the work ~
by Lon Arnold musician Of great ability,
who has composed largely for the piano,
and furnished music for many successful
guuurl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
The FavOrite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Difl-
eulties has long been, aud still is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma. soothos irritation OF tho
lnrynx and Fauccs strengthens tho
Vocal Organs; allays soreness of tho
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even In advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
eases Of the throat and lungs to be COM
pared with this remedy.
"My wife had n distressing cough,
with pains In the side and breast Wa
tried various medicines, hut none did
her any good until | got u bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, which has cured
her A neighhor, Mrs, Glenn, had tho
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. /
have no hesitation In recommending this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 7-Benjamin f.
Hopkins, late assistant cashier Of the de 4.
funct Fidelity National Bank, died at $3.50
this morning at his residence, No. 26S
Richmond street. He was pardoned by
The President, December 20, but the pa
per did not reach the Columbus peniten-
tiary until Friday morning, January 4. Mr..
Hopkins reached home that evening and
after a joyful meeting with his family.
seemed to be exhausted by the excite
ment and visitors were excluded. lie
never fully rallied and died tins morning
surrounded,by members OF his family.
The death Of Mr.. Hopkins is fastened,
in the opinion Of his friends, by the long
suspense awaiting his pardon, and by the
excitement of return to his home Us well
as by the painful fact that one OF his sons
is in jail charged with being an accom-
plice of young Tinker, the forger. His
family were unremttlng in their atten-
tons since his return and his
wife, who, il is said, has not
closed her eyes in sleep since he
came, was bending over him this
morning when he died. Hopkins was
iifty-five years old. His father was at one
timo Chief OF Police OF Cincinnati, and
his mother kept a boarding house on
Fourth street, where Pixies Opera. House
now stands. Hopkins began business AZ q
halter, but failed. Subsequently he went
into Kuhn's bank as paying teller, and
occupied the same position in the Central
Ianl alaA In t.tltnnra nnnla, q ~ -
bank, and finally went into the Third Ma
tional Bank. Here he met l.. l.. Harper.
who was director When the troubles
in that bank capc which resulted in IIar-
per and Ammi Baldwin leaving the bank
and the suicide OF Thcopilus Baldwin,
Hopkins went out with Harper aud Bald
win aud the three men went into the IA
nous Fidelity National Bank, where Hop
kins had the place oi assistant cashier.
lie was, however, sorl OF solicitor, owing
TO his very extended acquaintance among
business men. lie secured many deposits
and aided materially in selling the stock OF
the new bank. In all this time his repu.
talion was excellent aud he was known as
public spirited citizen. lie Served in
the School Board and for several years was
Treasurer OF the Board Of Exposition Com
ull~NiNifl% iAHIlffl rf'uiN w iNNt
his evil genius and To have led him into
speculation which brought against him the
charge Of having wasted in that way an cs.
tate OF 100000 belonging to q relative for
whom Hopkins was administrator. Suit
for this was pending when he went 10 the
pcniteniiary. lie was indicted with llar.
per and Baldwin for embezzlemcnt and
fraud in connection with the Fidelity
National Bank. Harper was sentenced 10
the penitcntiary Tor ten years, Baldwin,died,
and Hopkins In February last was sen
fenced for eight years. lie went TO tho
penitentiary April Is. 1858, n very sick
man. The Fidelity Bank failed June 20
1887. In less than two years. two Of its
| leading men have died ~ the direct result
OF that siupendous wheat speculation and
the third Is serving a ten years term In
the pcnitcntiary with probability Of end.
| ing his life in madhouse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
THE TRACY PRINTING COMPANY.
The Second Annual Meeting OF Director
"A satisfactory Report.

1nt 9tIOnd AluAAl nttttllS VI LlItCNOIS
"A satisfactory Report.
The second annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Tracy Printing Company
was held last night, aud the reports OF the
past years business elected general salts
faction.
The following officers aud directors were
elected for the ensuing YEAR President.
Frank Ozanne; vicc-president, o. =. Bard;
superintendent, Peter Tracy; secretary, A.
L.. Duval. Directors: w. o. Flynn, I. T.
Anderson, o. 7. Bard, Il. NJ. Leech. Theo.
Krekel, c. j. Darlington and +. Ozanne.
Though but in the second year Of its
career the Tracy Printing Company has
already achieved an enviable reputation
for artistic perfection in oil kinds OF work
in its line, notably Calendars, Blank Books,
Wedding. Invitations, and other printed
forms OF social courtesy. The popularity
Of this company's work is the taste and
originality OF design that marks all that
bears the Tracy Company imprint.
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uIysr reicarams.

EVANSVILLE Ind. lan iiivcr IS feet =
incho. and risina Weather cienf.
CAiilO. ~. Jan. s.-iiifcf - feet 1nches and
f.sug Arrived. thCrulC., - louis Do ana
CINCINNATI. -. Jan. E-illvcf ~ isCi it.chcl
and fising. Weather cloudy Thermometer 80.
LOUISVILLE Ky. Jan. 5..-Hivcr rising With :
ioci in inches on she falls aud % i~ri ~ the enal
Weather fair and col.
~ LOUIS. No. Jan. 5.-gitci q frri aai fall.
Ing Weather cl,Hf Arrived My Chu,y. Cairo.
departed John Gilmore. afro.
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s.booI ,,yto.,,top

Mrs. Margaret Wilshirc-Pryaico or class
instructions given in the art Of Omiory,
Gesture and Dramatic ENpr non. based
upon tic system aud philosophy u Del
sirlc. Pupils received al all times. ladies
and gentlemen coached Tor private the
airicals and lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be consulted at Witt
mann's music store from o a. IN. 10 p. IN.
Mondays and Thursdays
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
IIINInAI NOIICE.

wOODwARD-Ths funeral Of KsNrrr woop
whHn. Youngest fon of oliver e. aud saliic Wool
Wari Decreased. will take place from Galway
Church this CrUEsDAYD morning At 10 ~ O'Clock
Services by the Rev a. = nurori. q. u. Friend,
uf the family inyitci n attend.
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KI,rn,. nnd .,I,,,nn WI, n,,,.

ToRoNro, Ont, Jan. 7.--Arangcment,
were made here today for the fight be-.
tween sullivan aud Eilrain. They will
meet on July s, near New Orleans aud
will be for 10000 aside aud the worlds
championship.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
EVERYBODY uses Hylo for chappcd skin.

HosrrrrER, the patent medicine million
airc. recently died, leaving some $3.50, 600
Insurance on his life; Of which one hun.
bred and twenty-six thousand was in the
New York Life. lie was as sagcious In
the matter Of protection 70 his estate by
lie insurance az In other financial matters.
Nelson 4 Rainc are managers Tor this see
ton Of this great Mutual Life Insurance
coronation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

"Your Honor, thi, man was caught steal
ing n box Of Longs Pearl Tooth soap OF n
druggists counter" Discharged" rnarrd
the magistrate "IIc would not be- human
were lac able 10 Withstand the great tompta-
tionn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
srrrnIon flnc gold chains at Thaycr's.


TFHT z NlIFNWNNfWUH VIH WOHIHH
Described In the nurey ballad. who 'liyed upon
nothing but victunls and drink" AMI set would
never b. quiet" was undoubtedly troubled with
chronic Indigestion. Her yictuals, like ihosc oi
many other elderly persons whose digestive powcr
have bccomc impiir'd. didn't agree with her This
was lcior Tie era II iostctcfs stomach Blticrs
or some ore ~ her numerous friends and relatives
would undoubtedly have persuaded her 20 ny III,
great specific for dyspepsia. constipation and ~
iousncs TIT. would have been a measure oi self
protection on their psr' iur shc woull soon hayc
beCn curi nnd ccnsrd ~ disturb them with hoi
clamof The most obstinate cases Of indigestion
with ~ attendant heartburn, haiuicncc. constant
uncasncw 81 the stomach and oi the nerve. an
completely overcome b. this sovereign remedy
Chlil. ani fever and bilious rcmittcnt. rheumatism
aud kidney trouble, ar also relieved by IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
The Birmi.ghan JaiI larry

Special Dispatch " The Appeal
BIRNISouAN, Ala, Jan. 7.-Coroner
Rabbit today charged the jury which has
been investigating the death Of the ten
citizens who were killed nj the Jail on the
nth Of December aud Il has been la session
for about six hours without coming 90 any
decision. II is stated that the jury is hung
and that a majority and minority report
,stit H.. u.afa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
nenfn al nInneh. Cnrr.-

Madame Blanche Curry died at her resi-.
dencc on Market Square last evening at o
o'clock, after an illness OF several weeks
Deceased leaves considerable property 10
which well known young man will fall
heir.
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Ihc chrl.,lnn ennrrh Do ArLan....

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
LIrTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. THE State
convention Of the Christian Church con
vcncs tomorrow with promise OF large
attendance. The membership Of this
church organization in Arkansas is about
1000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08
rlxr opera gIa.se. at Thayer's.
IbuuuFu

- EruovEp Nv TuE Use OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
81 the hair
Burneits Flayoring extract, arc the
best
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

Nr wiu,'uw's Soothing sjfip should always "
tted Tor childrCu isihlng u f1oihus the rhui
toiicns the gums alla,u al palm. Guns Wlnt cola
aud IL The brsi ruuisiY i1f dlarfu "a 20 B)ltle
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Loosr diamonds, great variety. Thayer's.

Tmr Illinois Central Railroad will run n
spscial Excursion Daylight Train from
jackson, Miss, 10 Memphis, Tenn. Thurs
day, January 18th, at ono fare the round
trip from all intermediate stations.
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Masonic Temple Bonds.

January coupons NJ tho hankins iiou.c u tho
Memphis city Flrc a General INSURANCE Co. on the
10Th instant Tor payment By onirr
d nAnnIN. prL.IhrnI
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The weel of Frazer.

Union services Ia the Second Prcsbyto.
,ian Church at go O'Clock tonight. con-
Quoted by the Row Mr. Dickinson. Of the
Central Baptist Church. Subject; The
Iloly Spirit, lis Offices and Giils."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-08

WEsrEEN SANITARY COMMISSION, ST. Lows,
Nov. Is, INA Mcssrs. J. 4 {. Mcguire:
The agents OF this commission have dis
trihutcd largely In the army Maguirc's
Bcnne Plant, ard find Il the best OF al rem
edics for cholera diarrhca. dysentery, etc.
J. q. FuRMAN. Soc. West. san Com.
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Com head umbrellas a, ThaycPs.

Fun Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal 70 new. Memphis Steam Laundry.
~ Second street. Branch office, so
Main street.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
German Bank.


MrgrHts. TtNS., January I. iss1. I
.f. fHHr ri has thIs day d,riard srminnnnal
g. b. dividend n four q Tor cruf. payable on aud
after tho 18th inst urt q The rufnngs II tn past
sN months Tho Transfer Rocks Will 10 olo-od
lTom O'Clock pun, January :, t0p O'Clock am.
January ~. -
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HrLo. live. Irlo al all drurgi.I..
DIED.


JACKSON Monday, nunry T. issi nj 3 o'clock
pm, hn. MATHS JACKSON, agcd twenty min,
years
Tue noilcr Of funoml will he given
MESZii.s-At the residence u her sister Mr.
Kate J. sio lizard, No ~ Madison strost MONDAY
v. MrSurs formerly Of naliinorr. Nd llialti.
more sun please onpyl
Tuncml will take place irbm residence tins
UuEsDAlD morning ~ 90 O'Clock. Services at
~ Peters church NJ 10 O'Clock. Friends nrc In.
yit,d 10 attend.
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usr Sol coloman's ko.ko cachou.

OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush aud clean towel every morning for
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 90 any Office.
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BLUFF CITY CLOTHING HOUSE,
Fmr gold head umbrellas at Thnycr's.
STYLE. SPEED AND DREEDINo

STYLE, SPEED AND BREEDING.
Tho Greatest Young Horso In the
South.
Alyan t6,l30), record 2.25l. will make
the season ai Bcllcyiow Farm, Mem
phis, Tenn. Terms. $50, with return rdv.
ilegc. For any further information. ap.
ply 10 -. J. RAYnEuLD,
Memphis, Tenn.
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State Savings Bank.

inisfc,, n, the nate u per cent per Annum ha.
bocn credited TO hll accounts with The state saving,
nank entitled thcfyio ioi the dK months ending
ncrcmbcf a.. issz Ny orier
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RicnAnDs Iafbor Shop, 1924 Main
street Shaving by young lady.