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EYICTIONS.
They are Very Unpopular in the Hawk
eve state.

They are Very Unpopular in the Hawk
eye state.
Fort DODGE ia April 2d-Charles Pig
man, who purchased the Spainhower place,
on the Smell estate, after Spainhower had
been evicted, returned to his farm after a
two-hours' absence and found his fields
filled with farmers busily engaged in plow-
ing and putting in seed. William Spain
hover, the former occupant of the place
was at the head of the crowd, which had
taken possession of the place. The others
present were: George Hoover, Honey
Hoover, Louis Hoover, Samuel Heffner
(ex-County Supervisory, John Taylor and
Ben Burr. Mr.. Pigman was in the city TO-
day. He said that the settlers told him
they would go ahead and farm every piece
of land from which men were evicted, and
would openly defy the officials. They have
already taken similar possession of the
Ferguson, Hoover and Brewering farms,
from which settlers were evicted.
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Our Sister Rennhlic.

MExIco, April 2d.-Congress opened yes
terday. President Diaz' message reviews
the foreign policy Of Mexico and congratu-
lates the country on its excellent relations
with the United States Government He
has decided that citizens of the United
States can enter Mexican territory free of
restrictions, but subject to the customs reg
ulations, as to inspection of baggage and
goods. This leaves the way to Lower Cali
fornia open.
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A BRILLIANT SPECTACLE.
a Grand Reception TO the Japanese Nc
biiity at the White House.

biiity at the White House.
WASHINGTON, April Cd. = The White
House was scene OF beauty and brilliancy
to-nlght at the reception given 10 the Prince
and Princess Takehite and the members of
the japanese party. The whole lower por-
ton of the house was thrown open and
tastefully decorated with plants and flowers
from the conservatory. The latter was
also open and brilliantly lighted for prone
naders. The full Marine band was sta
toned in the outer parterre and rendered
American and foreign airs throughout the
entire evening. The President and Mrs.
Harrison were assisted in receiving by all
the ladies OF the Cabinet except Mrs.
Blaine. The reception lasted from 8 to IL
O'Clock, and during the entire time the
rooms were crowded with Senators, Con-
gressmen and public officials, in civilian
dress, and diplomatic corps and officers of
the army and navy, in full uniform.
Nearly eli were accom- panied by the ladies
of their families.
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MORE SPEED AND LONGER RANGE
Description of the German Boats Going
to Samoa

to Samoa.
WASHINGTON, April 2d.-The German
war vessels, Sperber and Alexanderine,
which are now on the way to Samoa, to re.
place the wrecked vessels. are not yerv
formidable ships, but at long range fight
ing would have decided advantage over
the American vessels, owing to their su-
perior armament and speed.
The corvette Alexanderine, is of wood,
iron, and steel, and of 2,373 tons burden.
She is of ID knots speed, and her battery is
made up of twelve 54-inch four-ton breech-
loading rifles, two 3l-inch ditto. four re-
volying cannon and torpedo tube, and
equipment.
The Sperber is new cruiser of COM
posite type, 1,120 tons burden, l4I knots
speed, and armed with rifie-4I-inch
Krupp-four Hotchkiss revolving cannon
and two torpedo boats. Neither of the yes.
sells are armored, but it will be noted that
their speed is about so per cent. greater
than the American vessels ordered to Sa-
moa, and their guns are of greater range.
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The Evangelical Alliance has prepared a
petition to the Queen, setting forth hat the
Federal Government failed to do its duty
in the Jesuit matter, and asking her to in :
terpose on behalf of the Protestants of
Canada.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wdzts, Lost,
round For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
lS head are inserted for cents per line the first
tnae and cents per line each subsequent time Al,
notices Of This character soM be found under this
heading.
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will be avsilable for service in Samoa Il
there should be necessity for their pres
ence.
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Burlington Route Excursions.

Commencing Friday, March LIST, at 7:3o P. NJ.
and every alternate Friday, excursionists will
leave Sacram ento for all points East, via Salt
Lake City. where stop will be made one day
The sleeping cars are provided with mattresses.
blankets. pillows. curtains, etc. For full partic,
ulars and descriptive folder, call op or address.
TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
Sacramento. fe23-tf
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BRowN's bronchial troches will relieve
bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, and throat
diseases.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Central Street Railway Company.

OWING TO AN ACCIDENT THIS MORNING
" TO the machinery of The electric car, which
VIII require several days time to repair, 1t has
been decided to discontinue further running of
the car until the double track on street and
turnouts can be laid. The road will be thor
oughly equipped with horse cars in connection
with the electric car, and everything done to
give the pnblic frst-class street railway sys-
tenn from May lst respectfully.
EDWIN x. AISIP, Secretary
Sacramento, April /, 1889. ap2-St
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GENERAL NOTICES.
/ have had cstarrh in head .na M

nave had catarfh In head and nOstrils
so bad that there were great sores in my nose,
and one place wns eaten through. ! got Ely S
Cream Balm. Two bottles did the work NV
nose and head are well. l feel like a different
man.-C. S. McMillen, Sibley, Jackson Co., Mo.
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john Eital. Assayer and Chemist, has re-
turned to 3l7 j street. Gold bought.
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Many persons have catarrh in its first
stages who suppose themselves to be troubled
with nothing more serious than severe and
stubborn cold in the head. Ely's Cream Balm
gives instant relief from colds in the head and
a thorough treatment will cure catarrh. For
sale by everyldruggist in the land
Riding Academy. - Lessons given in
riding to both ladies and gentlemen at Fifteenth
and n SITS. MR.. AND MRS. GEO. SHERMAN.
mr2S-tf
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just Arrived! A large shipme Mt of gem
inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett.
worst. fine Italian Salomi. Also, a large variety
of different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 j street 4.
BAUMLE. Give us call d21-lm
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WANTED-LUST. -FOUND.
FOR SALE-TO LET.

DOR SALE-A VERY NICE 10-ACRE TRACT
l. near Brighton Junction; Z acres in choice
orchard and table grapes, all in bearing; cheap
building; price $500 Apply to STROBEL, 3I7
street. mr2S-6t6W*
E,OR SALE-THREE 20-ACRE TRACTS, IL
l. miles from Thirty-first and streets; u A-mile
NICHOLS. mr23-1ms
TNO RENT-ONE TENEMENT OF THREE
i rooms, suitable for housekeeping for man
and wife; also one furnished room. Apply to
d. GARDNER, Woodyard, Fourth and l. mr7-tf
E,oR SALE-ABOUT FIFTY LOADS HORSE
l. Manure; will be sold cheap If called for
soon. C. o. D. woodward, Fourth and l. mr7-tf
ENOR SALE-A NEW UPRIGHT MATHUSHEK
L. Piano; cost 81 90; will be sold at a bargain
Inquire at this office. fe28-tf
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HOME AFFAIRS.
N. IL. ESTEE,S APPOINTMENT con.
FIRMED.
A Woman on Trial for Her Life
Severe Snow-Storm in Da-
kota-Etc.
CALIFORNIA PATRONAGE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIos.l
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AN IMPORTANT RULING.

The accompanying letter was list of the
persons recommended for appointment.
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For frst-class Carriage or Buggy go
to HARRY BERNARD'S. Sixth and L sts Il
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The place in California to have your printing done.
A. J. Johnston & Cos. go ST. sae.amen.n. Cal
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Corporal Tanner the Friend of the Sol
dier's Widow and Orphans.
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Juanita Council, No. 5, ID. of f-.ssss.
P.-,,Meet THIS EVENING in Pioneer -%M
Hail, at 7:50 O'Clock. By order of seszxSSs- =
Lulu sCHMIrT, K. of r. II
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three private interviews with Blaine. The
correspondent will not go TO Berlin, at least
for the present.
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D. a. Akin. a 90.

This is the Southern branch house Of
j.. @. Atkins Co., indianapolis, Ind, who
are the largest exclusive Manufacturers OF
circular, cross-cut band, gang aud 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
n very important part In distributing the
goods manufactured by the firm through
out the Southern States. The Memphis
house Is located at No. go 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 M betting.
lace leather, files, Babbiii packing. emery
wheels, etc, all at as low prices "a 81.
Louis or Chicago. Besides this stock OF
goods, they have also a we'll equipped
shop for the repairing Of every kind Of
Saw, which Is under tho charge Of the
most skilliul eaw-makers, 10 that all work
turned out Is fully guaranteed. Core.
spondonce solicited.
y. A. Gladding is manager Of the Mem.
phis house.
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General News

FoR Arkansas River points the Eugene
will leave tomorrow evening.
The Ruth will leave tomorrow evening for
New Madrid and the upper bends
Tue Gayoso will clear tomorrow evening
for points on the st. Francis River.
TnE Jennie Campbell and tow passed
Evansville at oclock p. I'm. yesterday.
LEE LINERS outgoing this evening: Rosa
Lee, for osceola, and Coahoma, for Friars
Point.
ANCHOR LINERS tomorrow: Belle Of Mem
phis for Matches and City Of Yicksburg for
II. Louis.
ANCHOR LINERS in an out yesterday: City
Of Monroe, from ST. Louis TO NatcheZ City
Providence, from Natchez TO st. Louis.
MICHAEL DAVIS, carpenter on the City Of
Florence, has his arm severely lacerated,
and has been sent TO the hospital at st.
Louis.
THE iron hulled Cherokee, Capt James
Donohue on the roof aud T. A. Absolute In
the Office. Will be the ST. Louis boat this
evening.
Tm Granite State, In charge Of Capt.
Mari, will be the next White Collar Liner
from Cincinnati TO arrive here on next
Thursday.
AT ST. Louis and Cincinnati a number of
boats are engaged in the harbor excursion
business by moonlight and are crowded with
pleasure seekers
TnE mailboat Jim Ice, with Capt. Mark
Cheek in command and Mai. w. c. Banker
in charge of the office will clear this even
ing for Arkansas City.
IilK water Is up 10 the hurricane roof of
the sunken Boone. II Is doubtful that she
can be raised. but most Of the cargo will be
recovered in a damaged condition.
THE Ohio from the Ohio River will be In
port today, and will leave for Cincinnati
tomorrow evening under commaed Of Capt
J. :. Patterson, Robert Mccoy chief clerk.
PiIor Doss, OF tho Henry DcBus, lost a
valuable diamond ring overheard a few
nights since. and now the catfish are running
ashore near the place. installing the spark"
for the regular point light.
DAILY packet trade is TO be opened Up
between Fort Adams, Miss, and Bayou Sara,
In connection with the L.. N. O. & +. Rail-
road. A boat has been secured by Eugene
Barrow well-known river clerk, and the
start will be made on the lst OF July.
VERY little coal will be sent out from
Pitisburg on the present rise. Walton 4 Co.
sent out one tow. but the example will not
be extensively followed, as the amount OF
coal IN that port is rather small. Generally
the shippers are saving up for the fall, when
they will send ont largely.
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Removal.
Thon. 4. plrnnli A. Co.

Have removed 20 % South Court street,
under Gaslon's Hotel, where ihoy have on
exhibition the light running New Home
and Household Sewing Machines These
are undoubtedly tho lighiest running and
most simple machines ever brought TO this
city. These machines will be sold at a
grcaI reduction for cash, or ON easy month.
ly pnymcnta
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CAIRO, ILL.,, June 23.-The Ohio, down this
morning. put OF twenty tons here aud has
fair trip. The Arkansas City, up at q o'clock
this morning, put OF 900 barrels OF potatoes
here. The Port Eads brought six aud took
four barRcs TO St. Louis. The Iron Age
passed 10 Ohio at noon today. The W. IA.
Cherry passed 60 81 Louis well laden. The
dcpotand hasa fair trip Tor Cincinnati. The
Belle OF Memphis added forty tons herr aud
left ut 10 o'clock tonight for Natchcz. River
"a feet on gauge a rise OF II inches In "a
hours
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BOND CALL.
TIuSo.Dnrmor. snELnr oouSrY. TryS..

May o. ls,l. !
Under and by Virtue Of the authority conferred
by section IA 81 an Act Of the Iegisatu rc pas.ei
Narch 2. lssi aud under AMI BY virtue oi a frrou.
ton passed ~ the Legislative Council May Z issl
IN the following words
Resolved. That the President irue a call for tho
redemption 81 tGuu0ol II Taxing District bonds
o. b. rutird uu July J next aud that the Interest
on same cca-c after that date un those numbers
called
Resolved. further. That he call the eco srfies.
beginning ~ the highest number nnd going back.
Narl sefiaiin, shipping such numbers ~ have al.
fca1y been ntifeI
- DO hereby call ia i1t payment the 500 Taxing
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THE RIVERS.
Boats Leaving.
Movements NJ the I.eyee.

Arriyals--City of Monroe, St. Louis; City
of Providence: Natchez Ruth New Madrid;
Cherokee, st. Louis.
Departures-Cityo Monroe, Nalchez; City
OF Providence, ST. Louis.
Boats in Port-James Lee, Coahoma, Rosa
Lee, Eugene Gayoso, Ruth, Cherokee.
Boats Due Up-Chickasaw, White River.
Boats Due Down-Ohio, Cincinnati.
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Insolvont Notice.
tfArH oF TrSNrerr. sHmuy COUNTY.
OTricr orNrN Cuunf CLiuH.
NlI-.nlLI- L. L. 4 -.

blllfN oNeNN fuNW itrrH, )
htNriift rENN, June 4. iss9
To Mary Diufiho txrcutrlx
Havinr suggested the Insolvency Of the estate Of
Augustine baurl4f. dec ised. you are hereby or.
defcd ~ give ndNce, BY advertisement Ia some
ueNtparcf published within tho aid STATE aud
also ~ The courthouse door Of shelby County, Tor
al pcrson. having claims against aid tate 10
apt'eaf and Gle the same. authenticated In the
manner rrtseflbcd ~ Law, on nf befafs the ian
day NJ september. iss, and any claim not died on
- bgiorv aid day, ~ heiorc an appropriation III
the funds Of all estate Il made shall b. iortor
barred both Ia Law aud equity.
Witness my hand, Al once, this iih day Of June.
~ TRys n GRESHAM. b. q
Noticc f. hereby given as provided by the shove
order MARY DAlfHfAC
Esccnirix Of Augustine Daurlac, deocased
Thh ttn day Of June, lisa
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Evsn.siiIe.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 23.-No business
on the levee Sunday. u. :. steamer Golden
Rod arrived last night aud laid over. lcav-
ing for Cincinnati at o o'clock this evening.
The Sunday locals are all on berth. The
Jennie Campbell passed out with a tow at 2
O'Clock Thu afternoon. Tho Mary Houston.
overdue, is momentarily looked Tor, and will
doubtless pass up before bed time.
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Payment Of Coupons

MENrnis tenn. June o. 1880.
The coupons from bonds issued BY the Taxing.
District 81 shelby County. Tennessee IN oomnrO-
mise settlement Of the debt OF the city OF Mem.
phts, Tennessee. and also the coupons irum bonds
Issued by J. X Tippin. Mayor at The Jity Of Mom-
phis, Tennessee, VIII b. paid on presentation al
the American Exchange Nation al Hank New YORK,
aud az the Mercantile hank. McmphiN Tennessee
on and after maturity, July I, iss1
DAVID T.. MADDEN,
President Taxing District Of shelby Co Tenn
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Pans from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. Is relieved ut once by taking
one OF Carior's Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this
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Dnn,l Iarrr1

That you cannot buy as cheap Of anybody
as OF Herman Groin, the halter. No. 1884
Main street, opposite tho Gayoso Hotel.
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spEcIAL FEATUREs


~ trtmi Of contract hU Cpmtauy must deposit
thr sum q all pHns Included IN thu Erhcmr hliura
srllng . slnglu Ticket AMI fctci,u the ioliowlng
uffrihl permit
CERTIFICATE = hrr1hy ocHiiy that tho Ion.
don Hank Of Mexico aud south Amrflra has %
sprla deposit The ur0rfsafY funds n guarantee the
laymrni ~ ~ pfifCa drawn b. the iotcfia % Ia
lTuClt uura luhiirt.
Il RODRiGrEz RIVERA. Intervention
iufihrf. The Company fcIulfrt b. a Iflhuta
iiytlk pc cent ~ che value ~ all the tickets Ia
prins alafruf proportion than l. givcn by any
other ioiirfY.
rinaliy ihr number 81 tickets 4 limited ~ snOli
it00 la' than are sold b, u,hcT Lotteries udng
The same sfhrur
fof inli particulars "a irru u. nassetti. Apsr
iHdn fts CITY ut Nrnicn ~ ., ". CULLEN, stg
liar'l". street, Nashville, renn., tenefal Agrli
iuf ftain ~ IUuursarr. To ave time ~ rriluG
tirkst hddrUsi your leiifr 20 Nashville Tenn
fnclu.r pHpcf money in ordinary Letter iIfttl
note ut tNpr'ss Money order. ~ turreucfr mt
Jog 20 o. ~ ukpfnu 81 our uNfNntc 10 tlfille
Prizes iald without dsouuut
AGENTS WANTED.
Memphis cket Oniee. M. q We Isuri ~.
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A sroRE Of NAN srRLrL ArrLY 10
~ MAIN NT

A STORE on NAN srRLEL ArrtY 10
~ so NAtN ST.
A NlcE mousy ofs ROOMS. COS yANCE sr
kes. . AirRg d ~ \ ( Wllss4ff' corner Main aud
A TWO Story muCk HOusE so. ~ iOuN
~ suu utcnuo, containing fuuius. dining rr1ui,
kiichgn. stables aud oil conycuiuncs AZ ~ puf
Conner Second and iene =. street,
Az ELFGAST SROON HOUsK. NTWtY M
~ Iairi. AZ 40 Nanoc H. Apply Al 10 Vance 81
4 VOLTAGE Z ROOM. CisTfHS uAKbEy
- sCnaut' h1usr. stable splendid shade. in
good order - walker avenue. fronting 90 Her
naplg .fgsi railway near my f.,id,inag App.{ at
4 'OIrAuk . RO1N4 iis IoNKs AVkNUE
- Apply o. G. e. nEiS 40 Fpni street
I'RoM HkrftMhkK 1. 4 LAilgk Biuck Hk+
II idolce. suitable iDr a family or boarding
house. containing " mons IN maln bullllrr nui
hrck servants huusr Ulth Z tuuma Including
laundry situated 0ny 8 minutes walt from Count
hquafo, and with limos ~ street raf surrounding
The block O. party Wishing ~ lcaar Goo trru ~
years iuf nrit claa family boarding. huuso. fu
qulfluF morn noon. an additional hnuse Niu ho
built. mVlnF together ID fnuma Doc iufihUf par
ululhf apply ~ % Exchange street
L'iNEsI outIUs ROOMs ~ TnE CltY rs.
" quifc 81 I5 Madison street
LNRuNt ttHEEr ttORE- MS IoUR STORY
" si0rhouse. - ffuut street pDsarsiuu given
Anp,i D. Apply 90 DIAN CHILLY COffEE a
IOOD moraK FiNE TRAcr LANb. CnFAF
VI neat white station Apply AZ W Market a.
MIN nOusk 80 MISSISSIPPI AVEsuE q
~ rooms hrildUs stufefnums servants fuuuis
etc. Apply a. !. e. LONu, go Hoound street ~ al
residence. just In fsaf oi premises
CTOKInOrEE AND CELLAH 40 FRONT sI..
, 90 August !, and other sinfeS c0ttaK = MONS
otn. T. o. EATON, . seoond siruvt
fIrWOsfuHY HOUSE, iW ROY fOTOc 81. y
fuUint Ia good order Apply 20 Vance siret
I'MUstokY EuUsk OK CURSkH " KtEL
ard liith street Chslsea tall Al sbpye adifnfs
. MN gKOoA HOUSES, COR 7IH AABvAlNi.s
- a. tpsf month Applya
u Y LrR A Goa
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ErNovED ny TnE USE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
81 the hair.
BurnetFs flayorlng extracts are the
lfal
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''s Tsss,,,. I 4sss ;s, i T1ssr

Proposals. IN duplicate wil = Ilu.i a. this
onlce until nuon ga NtnNfsi IVY Y -
Ia which ums and Ilace ne ID. p nld m
me prcsrnce u attending hlf . I'f uinish -
iuf thu usr ~ the siNtrHth Yl'HHuai tHsifIrL
during The war endlng Jun ~ taut e. SUD
plies lurludinF mineral ul' q 2 Iiii SUI enlF
rhandlcff. The FnfeuiWf lHffftl NC tl.l IL
~ any Tufiiun n fhe anl. 90 iuf hlauts sui
mil Information - ~ h'IH.. riat VII ~ fur
nishcd on applinfifu i1l ono hntelqlgs
containing VfufluaflH H.f' D. pa NY .i.tAfls
"pfuis,.als iuf tiirI . iu Coo sltirHuih llnht'
house Uisifct.H al Ifffsrl a. illIt y Y.
tltgUt II t'tIff.fEf o. haiv. insfFriuf tikietnih
LlEht llnn.e nl.i. MfnIh.. Ienn-
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IadIr.

When out shopping don't forget 10 call vt
Floyd & MONEYS for lunch or their dc.
liclous Ice cream.
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iratrf Arrives
sllinlied fxs-- tlOnm elimttai ~ .- ION am
'Mail sud Eta. sloan EMAIL aud IS. iiui p.m
iNswlTrn Ae.. AZ pm tNowiem A.. 81 an
linitcd etpnus trains run sllid between No ..
pha ami lnulsyilIo, uhffing Pullman hufat
Drawing lionm sleeping tara Mall nud Enpnssf
runs Hllld lrisrTn Nemthlf aud Louisville ear
wing elcFsnt slcctlng and reclining rhaifcfr.. con-
nurting closely u FULTON f0f Calm ~ Louis sui
thirnrn giving TIE only daT thin ifuin Memphis
~ ~ LmnIa IIrLrl mllIn mmInI lnllIlI lImI-l
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That your grocer gives you "ozarb" Vim.
egar and take no other. Your health de-
pends upon Il.
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nNg BLACK aOmE NuLg, ABOUT i5 on ti
utL 0ABAY. cofnsf Bcaic snd shelby streets
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-24
The nest place In Memphi.

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D. McNlahon's, No. 90 Union street.