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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
Sllcott's Successor

DEs MONIES. Ia, DecH 12.-w. C
Shurtleff, of Waterloo. Ia. has been
appointed TO the position made vacant
By the defaloation OF Cashier Silcott
and left for Washington Wednesday TO
enter upon his duties. He was ap-
pointed upon the Recommendation Of
Congressman Henderson. He is about
80 years old and has been chairman of
the Republican county central commit
tee for several years.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

WAsHINGToS, Dec. l2.-Senator Call
(Fla) has introduced in the Senate a
joint resolution authorizing the Presi-
dent to begin negotiations with the GOV
ernment of Spain for the establishment
Of a republic on the island OF Cuba. In
connection with this Mr.. Call pre-
sented petition of natives of Cuba
(now citizens OF the United States) and
said that il had been represented to him
that nearly all Of such persons were in
favor of the resolution.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

pfveskNToE. :. r. De- "a -tss
va g. frst 0onslosrs1 . simple sssi e..
rrerf for tn. bsDsft - urss tors ~ b
= HsmuinEvar Druggist sns p-irsfs
hauksr. aoine Business - Wtitrsv
Po ~ ~ tts eouutv. - nop rsrsrds3
ss rnsttsr - grs~s issportsre. Hsn-
ringvsTs absence slsrn,ss hif err5-
ito-s vhe. sro- ir~~~tirsti - tis q r.
p rs have aseer,s ned tnaf 30 "a nr or.
beszzisr - Tie sKts1t 81 ahoat So 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
The .John.tewn Horror.

JOHSsTowS. Pa. Dec. l2-It has been
sscertained that the desth-iist in the
panic a. the theatsr Tuesday night was
somewhat exaggerated by n. brief r.
ports. Only Ten were killed. The fu-
nsTals Of The victims efll take place on
Friday The theater viii not reopen.
The city officials arc being severely crit
icise3 FOR permitting the Use of The
baiding as a theatsr. az it is claimed il
vas known 20 be unsafe
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

LONDON, Dec 12.-The Queen has sent
a cable dispatch to Mr.. Stanley in which
she says: MY thoughts are after you
and your brave followers, whose hard
ships and dangers are at an end.
again congratulate you all. including
the Zanzibaris, who displayed such de-
votion and fortitude during your mar
velous expedition. / trust Enin Pasha
is making favora bic progress."
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

WAsHINsroS. Dec. 12-The funeral -
che late Mrs. Scott-Lori Mrs. Ha-r.-
son sister. took place from The Church
o. Incarnation Il was strictly private,
beinr ATTENDED only ~ relatives 81 tre
deceased. tle President IshIRet and
taeir families The iHterment took
rIa-e a. OAK Hill Cemetery
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
sILCOTTs CRIME.
The House fnvestigstinr Committees
Makes fts Report-The Shortage IL s7o.-
-as


WASHINGTON. Dec. In the House
the report Of the committee % investl-
gate the affairs Of ihe Sergesnt-at-Arns
Office was read 1t gives a detailed state
ment % the assets and liabilitlcs a. tle
Office on Dccember 3. The shortage oi
ex-Cashier Silcott is stated at SO. eos o5.
II states that the committee has not
yet made sufficient investigation
OF the matter Of discounts and notes
Many notes the committee believe,
were forged. 90 cover dcfalcation az.
ready existing. il also says that the
committee can not too severely con-
denim the manner in which the
Sergeant-st-Arms conducted the Affairs
OF his Office. Mr. Payson 0ll( offered
a resolution continuing the committee
and giving II enlarged powers, on
which a long debate sprung up,
A resolution was finally adopted
extending the powers Of the Sc
lect committee so that it may report 70
the House It's concl gsions IS 10 the ei-
feet Of any deficiency Of casb In the
Office Of the Sergeant-at-Ar
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IA private
dispatch has been received in this ci.y
announcing The collapse ~ the barb
wire trust Il has been known for some
time that there were serious disssnslops
in the ranks 81 the msr-fsctUrers sho
were 70 compose THE trust. but tho chisf
promoters asserted and ressssrte5 that
It vas sure - be 3 success
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
PRrsIpENrpA FoNsEcA.

PRESIDENT DA FoSsECA. prlSed the nneSt
brilliant diamonds there are in the world.
If the Brazilian republic should decline
20 continue PedrO's income the loss Of
these treasures will be severely felt, as
they were looked upon as the chief i'm
mediate resources of the family.
Senor Bocayura, the Brazilian Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, has cabled to
Senor e. de Barros Comes, the Portu-
guese Minister of Foreign Affairs, a
formal request that he shall have pro-
claimed the recognition Of the Brazilian
republic.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
MILITARY And MOB.
A Collision Between Them ~ Mar
s1aaO, Brazil
TIE SOLDIERS FIRE Oh TIE PEOPLE.
s<seaty ~ the Lsstsr kAlsd DartGE az
AttsaaPs - Create ksxoit Ax@insl
Sae Nes Government -Ths H.
EmPrsss' Jsasls stelea.
soNE BLOOD wAs ssxD.

NV foRh. De- 2-Ihe World las
received tas follssing dispatch from
joan e. Klein It's correspoudent. wAo
gained notorelty ia connection ~ith the
battle lzst year between German troops
and the natives In samoa Ii Is dated
MsTanha0. Brazil. Dee n.
Il arrived sl 81 Luz Msranhao this morn
M ~ u-lss frcm Para 1 f09ac re place IN
repressed state q exclteusaL farrs
aaa oeea nk1f-ag between ths Imperial
l,-s aa2 Rep 1b.lC4ls Immediately after
t4s detAFcAeHaelt q Dem Pe1ro 4ad
November - TIE eKciteEelt grew - great
tAat tas military nrcd ol me people. seventy
o. whom sere killed Ths attempt 10 create
reyc.t va undoubtedly The work % ne In
Per siists 2nc ne Portuguese
Mar2nhs5 Is n4turz-iy inclined 20 royal
ism II Is the fourth city OF The em-
pre- znd TIE capital oi the rich and IN
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

ana tss feoerzEl8r = nes srIlase1 Vita
Rs4rly eFery tIs2s urioa II TIE eoan-
Ey-
Referring 50 the organization q r2il-
49, eZaP-oyss he report says tke isa-
lass5 Pol-ey PaEs9sd - tAs Bro5Aer-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
HlaIne NIakes q pemand.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. -. - Secretary
Blaine has made a demand on the King
Of Corea that the three Americans who
were perempiorily dismissed from the
public service in that country be treated
fairly ani tlsat all contracts With them
be faithfully performed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

CHIcAoo. dec i-.-some time during
Tuesday night professional crscksue 20
entered tho Office o. Whyiand a. Co.,.
grain commission merchants in the Com
merce building. is and 70 Pacific aveuue.
and blow open the safe About 5000
worth Of property. mostly In negotiable
paper and bonds. and q snsll amount -
cash were secured 10y the burglars. v 10
left no clew
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

ST PAUL Minn. Dec. l2.-Reports
from Watertown. S. D, say that hun
dreds of families IN North and South
Dakota arc suffering FOR want of food
Help is asked Tor rom cities outside Of
The ~tatrI
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

CtrTrF- Ksrssf fay set.vs On loczl snt
81 1rs9 aer-art arc urIess Imperative 3
rteseT Crc-s-Iors rsEE~c a. A. 81 ~ foT
s1os ~ rsoase ssirpi-F sf@s-s Ezas e. 81
srrrrrar - Froc A. a. "a o. ~ netcserT
stee-s 3 aoGs ~ f0- SforEs-s . a11f - fcr
Tsra1s e. no ~ for T s7te-rs = s11,s ~ sfe
Feessrs . s0z2 e fer oxvs. 8 &C. faa
l-fe-irr Fl .res sreek ers 7r
Fres gs-Fes fsirl9 set~~ F-rss - -
lcrsr Sass rs-r~l o. = <sas y - fFtt-
"a q - -sers pzssirg ss9s ~ -
-ref Gs0s a f1r hesrF FscrisE ~ - >
s.ng esz
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

hRuENT kan Dec. ~ Careful es-
tinaates regarding The failure of the
FIRST Naaonal Bank place the labii-
ties ar sI8I zoe ard ssse-s mostly
Western and morf vages-at 500 f-I
The Coup-ro le- Of The Currency las
tax1r. possession.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

CrTvFIA~p. y. Doc 12-Firs a. Con
nssut, O. Wednesday morning destroyed
the buildings % ne Connesut River Pa
Per Coupany and ths Herald nev-spspsr
ofce Loss. $40 600; insurance. about
s. 900
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
To Rrldr. the petroIt Klr.r.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. 12.--Jhe board sp-
pointed 20 examine the Detroit river
and investigate the various plans pro-
posed for bridging the stream has re-
ported TO the Senate CON mittee on com
merce that it is feasible 10 build q
bridge over the Detroit river al Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

ToIEDo o, Deo- l1--Ihs Vsll-knoVn
CON ission and fruit house of II q
Hastins 4 Co. @ this city. hss been
oompe Sd o. close business ~ fsr 80
can he earned the lishi ties amount .
about SEQ. oeo. with assets ct from 50. 900
A.. ecf no,
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

BNGHANroS. y. Y, Dec. 12.-It has
been discovered that Z. 3 Hemming-
way. private banker and druggist at
Whitney Point y. Y. is an embezzlcr
to the extent Of probably So, 600. An
assignment in his name was hled on
Monday, but Hemmingwsy himself has
not been seen since last SATURDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

IN . race against
4 ne, has lsen
reosited hyJshn
BrishxDe "a a.
ker ~ the Cos
noPaitsn Msga
Eine IL shows
that tie lady is
three dsFs4head
Of her seEeaNle
time A tele
gram from the
San ir.nci sc .
agents oftbe Cic-
cldental and Ori
ental steamship
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

pOrtant province of the same name. The
population Is well 20 do and the Portuguese,
who feel an interest ia the uphOlding
OF the royal and imperial system. made an i'm
portant element IN IL. A large number Of
Portuguese colonists, TOO, land here. The Bra
lillian population does not amount 10 over one
third Of the city. Al present the city Is quiet
so far as concerns actual disturbances. but
there Is still much going on, ana serious trouble
is likely 10 occur II the Imperialists
and the Portuguese persist in refusing TO ac-
knowledge the altered condition OF affairs
From all can hear there have been innumera
bic petty attempts OF the Imperialists 20 make
disturbances throughout the province OF
Maranhao. but nothing serious enough 70 place
the future Of the republic in danger"
LISBON, Dec. 12-The ex-Empress of
Brazil has received a telegram from Rio
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

PARIS, Dec. 12.-The medical report
upon the prevalent epidemic shows thai
there are go cases among the employees
in the great dry-goods store, the Mag
asin du Louvre. These are all cas.s Of
simple, benign influenza, which or
dinarily lasts only about four days.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
Nominations.

WAsBISGToS, Dec. u The President
sent 20 the Senate number Of pomina-
tions, among which were the follow
ing: Cyrus !. Fry. Of South Dakota
TO be United States Marshal for
the District of South Dakota,
Joel B. Erhardt, 10 be Collector Of Gas
toms al New York. and David w Nc
Clung. Of Ohio. - be internal Revenue
Collector for the First district ~ Ohio.
The last two Merc r.ccss anpo-ninnn
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

ZArzrBtn. Dec 10 Euin Psshs 10
pronounced bv his physicians 20 IS
much better snd in sgcs Silent spirits
re suffered Intensely frsm pain 20
Monasv Hs rec. res constant sttsn n
E~~rrv kse nrarr
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

CoLoeSE. Dec. 1s There is great
snow storm through au Central Ger
many AL the Tharingian railway.a a.
well a. those in he Ra'no provinces. are
So obstructed that travel Is for the time
AZ an end
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
Brought Before Congress.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-In the House
Of representatives Mr. Butterworth
(O) offered a resolution providing
for the appointment of a committee
to investigate the story pub
lished in the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette of an alleged ballot-box con-
tract by which several Congressman
were accused of trying to benefit them
selves. The resolution was passed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

ToIrno. -. D. l2-In ne case ~
OF -Cast isr Var Hoeseu. - ths To.rs .
Nstiousl Bsnk far er, hszzisuerf tao
Unit-s States grsee iVrY returned tvet.
II luS irsnserts aFaIHst kiu.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
Sioux city to Have an Elevated Road.

Sioux CITY, Ia. Dec. 12.-An elevated
railroad for Sioux City is an assured
fact The Rapid Transit Company
has signed contract for one and one
eighth miles OF steel road 20 be put in
operation inside of one year The con
tract price is S242. 400.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

NIvvFAroIEs MINI. Dec 12.-Julius
Scn-tf, noneT-lenaer ard resl estate
dealer q this citr has bssn arrested
charged With conplieifv FRI the alleged
fo-ger.es comnitae8 - } Frsuk Col-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

IxDIASAPoLIs. Ind, Dec. ia con
ference IS in progress between the State
Grange and the Indiana representatives
o. the Knights OF Labor. and itss quite
probable that IL viii result in cOsli-
ton Of the two orSanizations
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Every article sold IS warranted as
represented. or money refunded.
No short weights or poor goods.
Everything sold for cash, and we
figure our profits on that bass.
Free and prompt Delivery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Janeiro inform
ing her that all
her jewels have
been stolen, and
that the police
are investig at
ing the case.
This loss will be
a heavy blow to
the i'm perial
family. In the
cole C tion of
Jewels were COM
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

DFs MoGvEs la I.ee "a cal hss
i1st been - Tor -tste Prob bi tion
convention ~ rect in De- Moines Jan
GARY e nsEt TIE cal Is ssEnss ~ I0e
lead ing ter Eerzrce zorK Ke7s 81 Icva
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Beth the method and results when
syrup II Eigs IS taken; it is pleasant
aud refreshing to tie taste, and acts
geatly yet promptly ca tie Kidneys,
Liver snd Bowels, clesnses the sys-
ten ehsctualiy, dispels colds, head
aches and ieyers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs IS the
only remedy OF its kind ever pro-
duceds pleasing t. the taste and ac-
ceplable TO the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial ia It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of fs Is fer sale in SOC
and 81 bottles ~ al leading drug
gists. Any ro.lable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try j. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1c syrup CO.
Sas FRANCISCO. cft.
LOUISVILLE. IN. Ar.t YoRk. NJ
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thcatcr.

"Adonis" drew another big house last
night, all the seats being filed and scores
Of people standing in the aises. As bur
lcsque attraction II possesses wonderful
drawing power, even at advance prices.
10 select the particular attraction Is i'm.
possible. Il being combination Of al
fractions, with Dixey always the central
figure, but there are combinations
Of light and color and grouping. insiru.
mental music aud choruses, which go 10
make up IN attractive entertainment The
story oi the play Ia nothing but mere
5ketrh 10 furnish Mr.. DiNey aud his asso.
eiates ma opportunity to present such spc-
ciallics as may b. deemed appropriate TO
incorporate In burlcsque. Tho dialogues
and songs contain no coarse illusions
or offensive jokes, a certain sir OF ease and
refinement being maintained successfully,
and tins, no doubt, has good deal 10 do
with the popularity OF the entertainment,
which is cleycrly put together and
il exccllcntly well presented by q
competent company Of people thoroughly
trained in every respect IL would
run week successfully In Memphis and
crowd the thcaicr nightly. "Adunis' viii
be the matinee attraction this afternoon
aud will be presented for the last time to-
night, aud as the sale Of seats indicates,
before large audicnccA
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Patrolman Doherty arrested J. h. Otis
yesterday on charge OF carrying pistol.
The police now change rclieis at IL
O'Clock am. and pm, instead OF at noon
and midnight.
Gus Marks, white, was bound over TO
the State yesterday by Squire Garyiu on a
charge OF wife whipping.
Chancellor Estes yesterday decided that
the Memphis and Nicksburg Packet Com
pany need not pay Sunday wharfage.
Squire Blackwell yesterday placed Mrs
Mary Johnson, n widow, under $3.50 bond
to keep the peace toward Sarah Lane, col
orcd
VIM, Anderson, colored, was locked up
nj the police station yesterday ON charge
OF assaulting Thomas Mitchell with a
pistol.
The ladies' of the First Presbyterian
Church gave social to the congregation
and their friends generally last night, at
the church.
Squire Coleman held an inquest yestor-
day morning on the body OF Nancy Jones,
colored, who died suddenly OF heart dis
ease at her home on Jones avenue.
A special train has been chartered over
the Illinois Central Railroad for the trans
portation OF the Rice and DiXey Adonis
Company from Memphis to New Orleans.
The troupe spares no expense for comforts
and time in filling their engagements
This run will be remarkable and watched
with interest by the railroad fraternity in
this country.
A charter of incorporation was filed in
the Registers Office granting corporate
privileges to A. II. Frank, Henry J. Lynn,
Jr., James II. Taylor, NJ. T., Gentry, Z.
Craft and w. IL. llughey, under the name
and style Of the Montgomery Guards. The
purpose OF the association is to become
military company and for the social enjoy
ment and physical training OF its menu
hers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02
BALDWIN, KNOWLTON & LAKE
RUMBLINas OF THE RAIL

NEWT lIAiGHT, travelling passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific Railroad, Is expected
ia the city in few days.
Rusn II. BARNis, travelling passenger
agent OF the Chicago & Alton Railroad, is
in the city booming his road.
TnE Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad earned the second week In Janu-
AIRY s1D,HSl, an increase Of $40, 6S3 over the
iirst week.
Mrssns. n. J. Pcttijohn, II. W. Diggins,
W. r. Peabody and ". A. Pagan, promi-
ncnt officials OF the Kansas City Road, are
registered at the Peabody.
TuE earnings OF the Louisville & Nasht
willie Railroad for the third week in Janu-
AIRY amounted 10 Sjl2,D1O, an increase Of
$4,000 over the week previous
&. g. PRINCE. travelling auditor Of the
Louisville x Nashville Railroad, with head
quarters at Louisville, arrived Yesterday
and will remain here two ~ three days.
n. MogaAS, late Of the Tennessee Mid
land Railroad. has gone 10 New York.
whence ho will sail in a few days for the
Panama Canal, to accept lucrative posi-
ton.
"pEGtEg" WILLIAMS, travelling passon-
ger agent oil TIE memphis * Nhhfchlun
Railroad, h IN South Carolina working up
a negro excursion 90 Arkansas, Mississippi
and Texas points.
Tur ~. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Road
Is out In new tariff sheet on freight 10
Helena, Ark, from S. Louis, East St.
Louis. Caroudclct East Carondelct and
Cairo, subject TO Western classification ~
adjusted 10 Arknnsas traffic.
TiE Rice 4 Dixcy Theatrical Company
have completed arrangements with th,
Illinois Central Railroad Tor n special train
10 carry their people 10 New Orleans. li'
train is to leave here tonight after the per
iormancc aud arrive at the point Of dcsti
nation In time for performance lomor
row night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02
wedding Novelties.

From London life.
The latest novelty at fashionable we'd.
dngs is Tor the bridesmaids 10 carry satin
shoes filed with flowers, aud the result is
charmingly pretty. AZ one wedding the
shoes were Of eau dc MI satin, aud were
filed with bush-pink roses. At another
there was a very effective combination OF
pink satin and maize colorcd roses, while
the delicate structure depended from the
bridesmaids arm 10y pink satin ribbons,
like u vcriiablc miniature hanging garden.
At third the shoes were pink satin, and
the flowers wcrc gOldcn.hrown crysanthc-
NUNS. toning from dark brown to pale
yellow. In some eases these shoe bouquets
take the place Of ordinary posics, In others
they are merely supplementary 10 huge
clusters Of flowers carried ia the hand;
sometimes, however, by way Of intensity
ing the novelty Of the innovation, the
bridesmaids are divided into two dciarh-
mcnis, half carrying shoes filed with
flowers, aud the other half being supplied
with bouquets Of the regulation pattern.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

VIslToRs on Change Yesterday NJ. ].
Weyman. New York; NJ, Shipley and wife.
Cincinnati. oti
Mis-. l.. ]. BEogTELL, Of No. - Madi-
son street, who has been seriously i'll for
the past month, is conyaIcscing.
LEROY PERcY, OF Grccnville, one Of the
clearest- Drained and best equipped young
lawyers of Mississippi, was in the city yes.
terday. Mr.. Percy is the son of the late
lamented and distinguished citizen OF that
State, Col. W. A. Percy.
L. I. AMDLER, Piltsburg A. G. Simp-
son, st. Louis; A. l.. Smith, Little Rock;
j. W. Trulour, New Orleans; q. Reynard,
Boston, c. IL. Aiken, Mississippi Fannie
Aiken, Dallas; q. 4. Small, Philadelphia;
II. j. Lennon, Louisville; W. Ii. Colby,
New York, are at the Peabody.
CART A. T. WMpERLN, prominent
Republican in Mississippi and a very pop.
ular candidate for doorGceper Of the next
House OF Representatives, is here with his
accomplished wife, the guests OF Col. H.
w. Harris. No. 32l Poplar street, and is
on his way to Washington.
AMONG those registered at the New Gay
oso Yesterday were: n. j. Pettijohn and
IL. W. Diggins, Kansas City; John j. Van
Wyck, New York; Murray Shipley and
wife, Cincinnati; W. Il. Taylor, New Or
leans; j. o Dudley and wife, Kentucky;
W. X, Peabody and W. W, Pagan, Kan
sas City.
Dir. LINDSEY, Nashville; T. II. Powers
and wife and J. &. Williams and wife, SAN
Francisco; W. I. Adams, Corinih, Miss;
Miss Gertrude Broomc, Ratesville, Miss !;
w. j. Tourey, Nashville; NJ. L. Jordan,
st. Louis. J. W. Beville, jackson, Tenn,
and George 5. Allen, Kansas City, are at
Gaston's.
AMONG the prominent arrivals ut Du1y's
European Hotel are Misses Lula and Iii.
lie Nichals, with Dixoy's Adonis Com
pany; Reese Thomas, Carbon Hill, Ala;
W. V. Sneed, j. r. Stages, Ingomar,
Miss; r. W. Smith, Dycrsburg Miss; W.
l.. Lancaster, Wynne, Ark; l.. W. Locke,
st. Louis, Mo-. $ r. Turbevlle, Tenncs.
see; G. Oldigic, Louisville, KY; JOS. n.
Martin, and John +. Martin, Rcyno, Ark.
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Thn HnhN

Claims the attention Of all who appreciate
the choicest Of Liquors, Wines aud Cigars.
our lb-ntion-33 Monroe street, directly
In rear oi Lcuhrmann's-is one Of the
most eligible and cenlmlin Memphis. Our
aim will be 10 make this establishment
select and worthy Of public patronage Ia
every detail The Tennessee BrcWcry's
beer, which has no superior, viii be q
specially. A fni-clnss Restaurant At
iached. supplied with oil soasonablc deli
cacics. W. W. Soon q Co., PrOp'rs.,
No. 80 Monroe Street
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The Little Tycoon.

Tho sale Of seats for the engagement Of
willard Sponsors Little Tycoon Opera
Company opened yesterday at the thcaicr
box office ON Main street, and In n most
successful manner, large number Of seats
having been sold for the engagement,
which begins at the theater Monday night
II has made agfrat hit wherever produced,
and has captured audiences successfully.
II is nrstclas comic opera, aud WI be
acted by a competent company possessing
excellent voices, aud will be surrounded
aud supplemented by appropriate scenery,
rich cosluming aud orchestral music OF
the highest character. u viii capture the
music-loying people Of Memphis.
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n,o,her In black.

Twoor three years ago negro boy on my
place near franklin, ny, was tormented
with an apparently incurablc case OF scroll.
ula, which lasted him q long time aud
gave him great trouble. After trying many
other remedies, / at length went 10 Dr:
Morris's drug store In this place and
bought several bottles Of s :. =, by TAX
ing which, and nothing else, he was fully
and permanently cured. lie IL now a
stout man, and NJ the time ! commenced
giving him :. s. s. the bones were work
Ing out Of his arm-could use but one arm,
and the doctors said nothing could do him
any good. but had tried $. 5. ;. aud seen
Il tried, and felt that Il would cure him.
JuuN II. GRAiSogE.
Franklin. KY, Dec. 10, 1883
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02

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