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Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

NOTICE., EDWARD J. NEWELL,
IN the tenant OF the house situated at The =.
T.. cor. Maryland NV cnue and Bird street,
In the 18th ward of the city OF Whining
ton county Of Now Uastle anu State OF Della
ware, In compliance with tbs requirements
Of the acts OF the 9onsrRl Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give no
tioe that l thall apply In writing % the
Oourt Of General Sessions OF the Peaco and
Jail Delivery Of the STATE Of Delaware. In and
for New Cssils Oounty, en- Monday, the 18th
asy OF November, a. d., 1889. betog tho nekt
Lsfm OF SAIL court.for q license for said house
az an inn or tavern, for tho sale therein Of
intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to DO drunk on the premises ana
ths following respoctable ciusens OF sad
ward recommend the said application. Wis
william Hawke Anthony Mcguire
John w johnson John II Dooley
Frank u Crouey Michael Holland
T. Uandoror Hugh J Conner
WIN Harrigan Francis I Sawton
L MnRnrity james Dccucy
Bernard Nugont Charles j sullivan
Alec Maitland John Dealey
George A Chadwick james L McGutro
James Wo,d Locmucl Il Sylyeters
Charles Tschau william Coleman
Patrick Henry Henry II Smith
James Tyrrell
ootlG 81 EDWARD j. NEWELL.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

XXrANTED.-A SITUATION TO DO
w general housewerk. Apply At M.
As spruce ST. l0-lI- Il
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

DOR SALE.-A GROCERY STORE,
i stock and fixtures. Address NJ b.,
this ONCE. IOiG-Gls
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

wv ANTED.-A PLACE FOR GEN.
w cal housewo.k. Apply At 81 East
Filth s., lg.l6-ats
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

Regardless of our present low
prices which are in many cases
below others.
Don't forget the 10 per cent
discount, making a dollar cost
90 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

IGOR RENT.-Two ROOMS. AP-
4 ply at S3l orange Il. l0-iG-2tS
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STRICKEN WIN ApopIcxr.


Anew York dispatch states that John W.
Duff, well known as a theatrical manager In
that city, and the father Of James @. DUFF.
manager Of the Standard Thoatcr, was stricken
down yesterday with an appolcctic IT. lie
wus sitting Ia aohalr In the Office Of the Stand
ard Theater, where he had gone 10 look after
a matinee In the absence Of the son, who
was In Philadelphia, when he fell scnseloss.
lie was taken 10 his home and every effort
was made 10 bring him 10, but hours after he
was still unconscious and fears were enter.
tained he would not recover. John w.
Duff was an active manager years ago. lie
brought out Laura kccno at the Old
olympic Thcator on Broadway and achieved
success In various theatrical enterprises.
His daughter u the wife Of Augustin Daily.
the manager. lie Is sixty-cight years old
and had been In poor health for several
months.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The wagners' second Concer,.


The second concert by the Wagner Club
to its associate membership will be given at
the Memphis Theater, Saturday night,
April Is.
In some respects II will excel the first
concert, in that the principal attraction
comes TO the club to make her first apear-
ance In America.
Miss Rosa Mass fsa shining light in the
lyric world across the water. She was a
prima donna at the Grand Opera House,
strassburg, and as such captured the hearts
OF the public and critics. The united press
accorded to her favorable recognition that
few artists have ever attained. A few months
since Miss Mass camo to America on a visit
to near relatives, and after arrival decided to
appear In some Of the leading cities, In con-
cert only. She has been offered engage
ments Tor operas, operettas and oratorios,
but declined everything in that line for the
present. Thu good fortune Of the Wagners
in securing her for the Memphis music
lovers, and at trining cost to the individual,
may thus be fully appreciated.
Prof. Levy has not yet arranged the entire
program, but lacks only a few numbers.
Miss Mas will sing the grand aria from
"Fidelio," by Beethoven, and tho "Slumber
Song" by Wagner. A third selection is yet
10 be made.
In addition TO this gifted and painstaking
vocalist, the Wagners have secured Herr j.
Bloom, Of Cincinnati, a fine violin soloist.
His selections include 'Nocturne," op. o,
Chopin; 'Obertass." mazurka, op. 10,
Wienlawski; Grand Scene di Ballet OPP. 100,
G. DcBeriat. ,
The Wagner Club will perform n grand
selection from "Aida;" 'Rackaszi Marche,"
List; the great 'Danse Macabre," by Saint
Sains. Miss Carrie Heating will also appear
In one Of her choicest piano solos.
The box office for reserved seats opens
Tuesday, April 0, at the theater, for one
day only. After that IL will be open daily
at Witzmann & Co.'s music store, No. 223
Second street, till date Of concert. Members
are requested TO read up on the rules, and
make the approaching event a greater social
triumph that the preceding one.
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Tomorrow night the Boston Ideal 0perr
Company will m an engagement Of
three nights and a Wednesday matinee,
opening In Gounod's masterpiece, Faust, y
aud with leila Dc Lussan as Marguerite,
Edward Scovel as Faust, w. II. Clark as Me-
phisto. On Tuesday Donizetti's Daughter
Of the Regiment will be produced with
Mile. Pauline LAllemand In the leading So
prano role, supported by Frank Baxter, lyric
tenor. At the Wednesday matinee Rossini's
comic opera, Barber Of Seville" will be the
attraction, with LAllemand in the leading
soprano role. Wednesday night the engage
ment will close with Bizet's great opera,
Carmen" with De Lucca as Carmen, Scovel,
In the tenor role and assisted by Mile. AttaliC
Claire, n clever contralto, Mertens, baritone,
and Miron as bufo. Notwithstanding the
large sales, good seats can be had for every
performance. The sale will be resumes To-
morrow morning at the Main street ticket
Office,
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FIsnr diamonds in Tho city at Thayor'l
W. u. q. a..
Fancy Groceries - Telephone i,is3.
GOODMAN & CuUHcmLI,
3ll Main 81.
ST. PETHR's CHURCH MISSION,
ny the Dominican Fathers. oommencln

ny the Dominican Fathers, Commencing
Today. and Continuing Ton Days.
A mission by the Dominican Fathers will
be- given at ST. Peters Catholic Church,
opening today, Sunday. aud continuing ten
days. Tho object Of the mission 4 10 offer
extraordinary opportunities for hearing the
word 81 God and Tor worthily receiving the
sacmmcntA Tho church cnrichcs with won.
dcriul iAvors those who make the mission
we'll.
Masscs-on sundays masses NJ the usual
hours on week days mission masses az $50
aud y o'clocki oihor masses az intervening
hours. zach mission mass will be preceded
by q part of the rosary,
Sermons and lnstructions-On week days
a short instruction after the $50 O'Clock
mass. aud n sermon after the \ O'Clock mass.
In tho evening obstruction nt 700, followed
by n part Of the fosary aud a sermon.
Conycrts-Ddeng The mission. In the true
spirit Of chafk, every facility will be
afforded for the obstruction or information
of non.CatholicA Who may be dcslrous OF
knowing the tue teachings Of the Catholic
Confcs,onsl q snfcs,lons will commence
o M "Wednesday q each week al $3.50 y. M,
and AZ the folhpn ing hour. IN the morn.
ing during the masses aud after 5 o'clock
service. In tho afternoon from $50 10 d
o'clock. aud at night frum 100 h. 40 o'clock.
IndulrcnceyflAn Indulgence II 800 DAYS
h granted for each exercise attended: 2 A
plcnnry indulgence " granted 90 those who
attend at least, one cXcnI1o n day. when the
mission contiauN ten days or longcE o A
plenary INDULGENCE u granted IN TIE form
III the papai LEANS, nj the close, 10 al who
have attended, NJ least, uuc exercise q day
for i've days who have worihily received
the sacmmcnts Of pcnancc and Holy y tcha.
rist nnd who unite, at the close, Ia sayinr
some prayer for the Holy Fathers intcn.
tiuua
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Tn the Chndren's Department.

Our Dress Suits have no equals.
Our School Suits are the best made, and
some patterns have two pair pants TO each
suit.
Our children's Jerseys in all shades and
styles.
Our children's Kilt Suits in the greatest
variety.
Just received, a fine assortment Of fancy
boys Caps.
A full line OF Star Waists.
A full line Of Bicycle Shirts and Waists.
A handsome present for the little ones,
to every child's suit purchased.
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The Nigh, school entertainment.

An entertainment will be given at the
Rowan Baptist Church in Fort Pickering
Friday, April 8, at 8 o'clock pm, for the
benefit Of the night school.
The program will be something novel and
entertaining. The boys Of the night school
will take q prominent part and will be as.
sisted by some little misses, who have kindly
offered their services.
This school Is under the auspices OF
highly educated and self-denying young
lady. who has exerted her abilities for the
working boys. The school has only been In
session several months and has n great many
members and Is still making rapid progress
Any aid from the public will be highly ap.
nreciatod-
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A Mo,t Wonderful Cure.

thavc had a most wonderful euro OF .alt rhcnm
Ucfuinal. For owe ycau have sufcrcd with this
disease. 4 had 10 on my face. arms and hands i
was unable to DO anything whatever with my hands
iof over two year. uicd hundnds o femcltga
aud not one had the least effect The doctor said
my case was lnrumhlr saw your adycfiisrincnt
and concluded 10 trY the CUftcunA htHrpifsi and
Incredible o. u may seem, sitter using one boy ni
trIirruA, aud two cakes 81 CuftcrHA soar, hnd
two bottles uf trftCrnA Msnf Nthr tnd am en-
tirolv cured. those who think Mn lcllcf oAag
gctaici mas some aud gcc ms iMf ih.miclNcA
NNANL n MARklIAM. nallc 1.-Two. Onlllo.
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THE new style OF carrying wrapping
papers In rolls, on a paper holder and cut
ter, Is growing In popularity On account OF
economy la paper IN well as convenience.
The TENNESSEE Paper Company sells the
Perfection Roll Paper Cutters and all kinds
OF paper 10 DO used with them. Call and
examine at 3i3 Second street
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Hoods


should do so this season. II is a thoroughly
honest and reliable preparation, purely
vegetable, and contains no injurious ingre-
dent whatever. Thousands who have taken
It with benefit testify to Its peculiar cura-
tive power.
"Early last spring I WIS very much run
down, had nervous headache, felt miserable
and all that. I was very much benefited by
Hoods sarsaparilla." Mrs. J. NJ. TAYLOR,
Ills Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, D.
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Imported and domestic goods made by
Jour. tailors and warranted. Tor twenty
or twenty-five dollars we will sell equal In
value In every respect TO the suit you will
pay n merchant tailor from $40 10 $50 for.
We want every gentleman In Memphis
aud vicinity, before he buys, TO sec the
stylish, handsome suits w can sell you
ior a little money.
BuxnAuu. 327 Main street.
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Have Just received
5000 worth Of mems 81 Shoes.
81, 90 worth Of boys Shoes
$1,000 worth OF mems s0 Shoes.
$1,000 worth Of ladies' Shoes and slip.
pens.
An cndlcs, variety Of
Childrcn's Shoes,
Mems haud.scNcd shoes,
Mems working Shoes,
Railroad Shoes,
Etc., etc, etc, etc.
y unin street.
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outlnurn RomodIoa

cum every species OF iorturlng. humlllailng. Itch
inv. burning. rualy aud pimplY ditcascs OF, IN,
skin. scalp aud blood. Win los OF half ana nv
humnHa hloirhca. efIutlnua, nurra. scales aud
Cuisfs when physicians and oil other fcnelifa lall
sold everywhere. rrhcc, tuuclnai o. SOAR,
90 HralLyrNG N. furard. D. the lottth bhte
ANn CIUNiCALC onrunAfinN hp.ton, Mae. 80,
- send Tor iliuW g. tnru skin uithecA %
psr,s n~Iinsfnthons. and 100 testimonials
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u serEs .. Da,,.. Of pcire,,. B. an mslr

frum the Dciuit (Michl sunday sun. Feb "a
J. n. plckcuon, n tclcrmpheT and Ucuwo r.
Davis, u Detroit Mich. each ducW slh,OOl on one.
twentieth ~ kcts IT No. $50 which dww la the
tcY the pflro OF tHn,tup MI DAVIS UCciyvd 80.
COZ Ny the southern tNpfcss Company. lie u hity
two ycat 81 age, aud a. transfer FOREMAN of M
Wahash road, This was his third dollar invest
mrut In the lottery, aud be feels much clatcd
Thee RELATIVES died during The pafi year lcAvin
him an aggcraic Of sit,upV, - that nov b. IL ncl
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A FORTUNATE FIND.
An Excellent Artesian Spring Tapped
Noar the Race Track.


Noar the Rae Track.
The East End Dummy Line people are In
luck. For months they have been wrestling
with the water problem at the terminus Of
their line, faeing the entrance Of Montgom.
cry Park. They tried all sorts Of wells. but
they all got ohokod up with sand. A few
days ago boring was began for artcsinn
water. and yesterday an abundant supply
was found AZ the depth OF scycnty-nyc feet.
II Is apparently from the same spring that
supplies Memphis, and h equally clear and
pure. Ten pounds steam prcssur, u all that
" required 90 furnish n strong, steady
stream. Mr.. W. NJ. Snccd, president Of the
road, was out yesterday inspecting The water,
aud declared himself delighted with the
quality aud supply. Residents Of neighbour
Ing property and parties contemplating In.
ycsimcnt Ia suburban lots will doubtless
find much encouragement In the discovery.
II srcms 30 indicate the existence Of good
water all around McmIsiis.
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Special Dispatch 70 Inc ApicaL
K~xoSyilLr, Tenn, March O-Marcus
Malcolm. q young fisherman, was drowned
at the forks Of Tho river four miles east OF
this city, last night Ills body was roov-
crcd this afternoon
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MILAN Nobles.

The Memphis Theatcr will remain closed
during the latter half Of this week, but uext
week the house will be occupied by Milton
Mobiles aud dramatic company, who will
give those sterling dramas, 'The Phoenix
md "Erom Sire 10 Son"
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r. A. WILLIAMS Atlanta, Ca, can sup
ply 800 colorcd farm hands, Ia families,
next week. at n low rate Of transportation.
Write or telegraph him. Money TO cover
transportation deposited In bauk or with
merchants, will secure all the hands
you wish. Has parties ready 10 move
within twcnty.fouT hour' notice.
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4. M. ann 60,

Have Just received n complete line Of
footwear br ladies and gentlemen which
will be sold at close prices. This stock Of
spring styles Is now complete and they
invite tho public 10 call and examine their
great variety In styles, finish and makeup.
Remember their store Is at the corner Of
Main and Union streets.
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keIeetYour a

Now while my stock Of choice Spring and
Summer Good, just received, IL complete.
We carry o. stylish aud choice goods ~
money can buy, aud guarantee It, lio-
spccuully, 4 sLAoEn,
No. 900 Main Street.
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WnriNo paper Of all grades from the
finest 70 the plaincst, wrapping paper
every quality, paper bags MI kinds, hemp.
jutc. hax aud cotton twines. rnccs 10
suit oil. Tennessee Paper Company. 3i3
Second street.
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OUR GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Iss0. For This season. 1880.
In style, elegance OF materials and pat
terms, and equal 10 custom-made, we are
showing tho finest line ever brought 10
this market. in our immense show win
dow.
Our Prince AIberts.
Our Cufnways.
our business suits.
In the greatest assortment, can only be
found
AT THE
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
n5I Main street,
Opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Sol HALLE, Proprietor.
p. S.-Periect ft guaranteed to all. Al
terations free OF charge bv our own tailors.
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Great attractions will be presented at the
museum during the present week. Many
curiosities will appear In the curio hall, and
In the thoater hall n comedy company wi
entertain the public. Performances ar,
gfvau hourly.
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Ever brought to Memphis.
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Art studio.

Attic urgent request OF her friends and
patrons Miss Asho has consented TO allow
her studio 10 remain open on Monday from
10 o'clock am. 10 o O'Clock pm.
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hnrInr IInf..

Choice styles, best makes. We carry a
select stock Of fine and medium grade
goods, and can suit the most exacting
taste. MARTIN COuEy, Halter,
2lO Main Street.
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TnE Tennessee Paper Company, W. W.
Carncs proprietor, 3iJ Second street, has
four Stories lllcd with almost everything
In the paper line. Prices low o. any.
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Tho most extensive, handsome and
complete mantcl parlor 10 be found In the
South, u nj 400 Main street, where every
thing In the manicl limo eau bo seen.
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AyyoNr knowing the address Of Mrs.
A.. n. Newman, formerly Mrs. Nancy
johnson, OF this city, will confer a favor
by advising $. r. NJ, this Office.
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FmE Brick aud Clay Crate Backs and
Boiler Tile. 7. j. GntuAM, No, SIC Front
street Telephone Dol.
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Saturday, March 20, drew the gold watch
IN the weekly distribution at the jet
Palace.
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orricr Of Prot. 4. ID. Seward, Optician,
now nj No. PSI Main street. over floyd's
Restaurant. Read his announcement In
another column.
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DiANoSpsrsciand replaced at ThaycrG

On oyEHALL's Electric Institute Is now
complete In every department. with cleo.
trio cabinet, sulphur and indicated baths,
massage, vacuum, etc, for the treatment
OF nervous, rheumatic, skin. asthma and
chronic diseases. An experienced mas.
sage oma and man In attendance.
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DrAtrm In stock and cattle, and iaml.
lies having COWS, should SEQ the Tor salo
columns, Tor buffalo gnata.
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orFicEs iumishcdwith towel rack. comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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Received two barge loads OF Scwopipc.
Fire Brick and Boiler Tile, etc. Sjj Front
street.
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Pay their tailor from $50 10 500 for "A sui,
OF clothes when We can show NJ hnc ro6ds,
made In The best manner. for from $40 10
SJOi BuNnAUN, 327 Main street.
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JrWElHY and Wntchvofk solicited by
NJ. Goodman, AZ Main, opp. Second
Presbyterian Church.
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sylish pants made 10 order from eight
dollars upward. l. RosrysruN & Rno,
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watches At Tllaycr'A


Corner Union aud Front streets. Il manu-
featuring some Of tho best cigars ever made
In tho South, which are giving universal
satisfaction. Retail dealers should place
with J. Baxter an order for these superior
brand OF cigars.
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go 60 nmehsII a nr,.en..
Aru.tie oia.. Engraving.

For all grades and styles Of Furniture,
Carpets, Rugs, Shades and Baby Buggies.
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Far Brick aud Clay Crate BACKS and
Boiler Tile. 4. J. GRAHAM, No. 8lB Front
street Telephone Jui.
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ENDORSEMENT


The following Endorsement has been
signed by several hundred persons who
are wearing glasses adapted by Prof. Sew
ard. A few OF the anne most familiarity
known TO the public are given;
MEMrms. Tenn. March 1, 1889.
Prof. +. ID. Seward has prauticed in this
city very successfully for.tho past two years
and has established q reputation as a thor
oughly competent and strictly scientific OPP
tician, and as such we heartily unite In
recommending him 10 the people OF this
city, and In doing so We can say from per-
personal experience that those who may
need his services In the all-important mat
ter OF adapting glasses for impaired vision
car depend upon him as a safe and reliable
optician, thoroughly understanding his
business. (signed.)
Hon. D. p. MADDEN, Judge J. L. T.. snecd,
w. ID. Beard, julius q. Taylor,
w A. Gage, W. NJ. Brooks,
N. FontaIne, J. 5. Day,
A. H. T~readwell. X, H.. Vance.
Darlington Mason, Hunsdon Cary,
n II. Dunscomb. A. s. BowlCe,
Rev. Or. Geo. Patterson, Gen. N. II. williamson,
Josiah Patterson, A. J. hcLendon,
jim. Fails, kamucl HobaOn,
J. W. bailey. F.W. RoyHter,
SAMUEL Patterson, J. N. Mulford,
And many Others equally we'll known.
Office over Floyd's restaurant, 2Sl Main
street. Office hours Q a. m. to 8 p. IN, with
Drs. Brown & Lynch, dentists.
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Lrr 7. NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent yci ar houses and collect your
rcniA
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Boy Lime. Cement and iim nhck Of
4. J. GRAHAM, No $40 Front ST
Tclcnhone H0l.
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MEnrms Steam Carpet Cleaning aud
.Renovaung Works, 30 Boalo street. Tclo.
phone go
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For sale

w. A. FAIRIES. 81 Union street, has Just
received a carload Of extra good saddle
horses and mares. Also ono hundred and
nity fresh farm mules.
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brunr your rn-houscs In the CitiEens'
ltyursnco company. No. % Madison street
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frLL Dros Shirts q specially. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis steam Laundry,
~. Second street. Branch Office, SJi
Main street
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ECZEMA CAN BE CURED.
The Most AgonIzing, itching. Burning
and Bleeding EeEemas Cured.

EcscmR In IT. worst stages. A Raw Sore
from head Co feet Hair gone. Doctors
aud hospitals fail. 1ried everything.
Cured by the Cuticura Remedies for cd.
lam cured 81 a l0aihsome disease, ecKcma. IN IL
wort stage. I tried different dOCton and been
through the hospital, hut all 70 no uunusc. 1hc
ditCasu cuyuud NV whole body frnm the top 81 my
head "a the soles 81 nay feet. Ny hair all came out,
leaving me q complete raw sore. Ahef tying every.
thing D heard ~ your CufIcuhA HfnEpirA aud
after using thruc bottles % CuuCuhA NrsuLvENf,
with CuTtuunA aud CuuCunA SOAR, ! mud myHcll
cured nt tho cat OF about 90 would not b. with.
out the CuTfcuHA hrnrnia In my house, A. 1ud
them useful IN many cases, and | think they art
he ouly skin and blood medicines
ISAAC H. GERMAN, Murtsboru, N. Y.
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A sALLow complexion is neither attract
I've nor healthful. Take Man-a.lin and get
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

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You find boys dress and school Suits In
the greatest variety Of styles and patterns
to select from; ages ii to Is.
No trouble TO show our goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

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