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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28
JneL.o. Mound rarL.

V. II. TnAYrR, optician and Jewoler.
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A FIRM DESTINED TO RANK
Among the Largest and Best In Our
CITY.

Among the Largest and Best In Our
City.
Attention is called 10 the card OF Wynne,
Love x Co, on third page, who have asso-
ciated themselves together for the purpose
OF doing a cotton factoring business at No.
1865 Front street. The members OF this
new firm are business men OF experience,
ability and capital and are well and favor
ably known TO the merchants and planters
surrounding Memphis. Mr.. w. 4. Love
has been an active, successful and pro-
gressive merchant for many years and his
personal popularity and sound business
ideas will win most liberal patronage for
this firm.
Capt. Wynne, as member OF the largo
and substantial firm OF Wynne, Dennis Il
Beck, OF Forrest City, Ark, has been re-
garded shrewd financier, whose success
is the best evidence Of his popularity and
business integrity. Capt. Wynne has been
identified for several years with several Of
our Memphis enterprises, and in entering
his new commercial field carries with him
the esteem, confidence and support OF n
large circle OF merchants and planters
whose continual patronage will attest their
appreciation for Capt Wynne as n first
class business man and worthy citizen.
The firm OF Wynne, Love & Co. have ample
capital 10 do large business and all con-
signments Of cotton made to them will
have their careful personal attention.
They are prepared 10 make liberal adj
vanccs.
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In another column we publish n note
from Maj. Meriwether, giving the cost Of
the new pavement on North Court street,
which shows that tho improvement has
been made ut lower cost than most per-
sons supposed. The entire work of max
ing the concrete foundation. laying and
completing the brick suriacing was under
the charge OF Mr.. X. S. Miller, now a
resident OF this city, coming here from the
North year ago. Mr.. Miller Is thor
oughly practical paving man. with many
years experience In the various kinds Of
street improvements. He has leased the
large lot formerly occupied by Brown 4
Jones, No. 1853 Madison street, where he
is now setting up a steam engine and
rock crusher, with which to prepare ma
terial for making all kinds OF concrete and
eranolite work. The Miller Company
will, in the near future. begin tho manu-
facture OF Portland cement concrete pipe
OF large sizes suitable for culyerts and
sewers. They will also manufacture OK
tensively the hexagon granolite paving
blocks. an article that has become very
popular in the North. This new factory,
making an entirely new line OF goods, will
be OF very considerable importance TO our
city, and well worthy the attention Of our
property owners.
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1tme-lAA
Sunilowcr 100, and Duchess May l05 also ran.
The Betting kccvcna % 3 straight no place.
Madolin 10 straight, even for place Entry TO
straight, 7 TO plnce. Duchess May 10 straight
2.a TO place. sunilower 20 to / straight, TO
place
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ruE LouIsy,LLE MEEriSe.
A Successful season Of Racing Expected
There.


LOUISVILLE, April 27.-Tho results Of
the racing at Memphis aud Lexington only
tend TO increase the interest In the coming
meeting Of the Louisville Jockey Club.
From present indications moro than 500
horses will OH the stalls. Many Of the
stables now racing at Memphis will come
diroc, 10 Louisville next week nj the close
Of the meeting. The strings Of r. Tucker,
A. q. Nowsum 4 Co., Montana stables
aud Pat Corrigan will not attend the
Nashville meeting. but will como straight
10 Louisville: labold Bros have II from
Covinglon. r. ]. Baldwin has fourteen
from California, Ia addition 10 the string
Of ID. J. McCarty & Bros. cnroute TO this
track. Harper this year las twenty horses
In the racing, aud Il Is probable that be-
will Try 10 beat Ton Irocck's mile time 10y
Valuable, tho noted iillyIby Ten Brock,
dam Lizzie Stone. Lbntto's victory at
Lexington shows the stable 10 bo In fine
fix, aud great doings arc reported A. TO the
trials. Sam Bryant, with eight horses,
including Proctor Knot aud Como.To law,
left this morning for Nashville, this
being the only stable from the
| ANhiHhltN NANh NlAA VIII uiAfnu lno
Nashville meeting. The regular meeting
at Lexington commences next Wcdncs-
day, aud all are waiting until then 10 have
some line on the stake horsrs, which arc
quaricrcd here In Louisville, but flint
show up there. The easy win OF Gmyson
at Lexington aupurs we'll for the horses
trained here, rs McCampbcll's lot has two
OF three better than GmyHon notably,
| IlNaaYHN Nla HAL ...s.... .I.ss.f.N.. ~ -.
kenncy and sunbeam. Proctor Knott
and Come. To. Taw worked private
trial heat this week, going the
nnt hali-milo In 81, tho three.
quarters in LIZ, mile In I. "a, one and ono.
quarter Ia 2l7, and the Derby distance in
ZAP, the Fulunty winner beating Come.
To law somo lengths OF course, none
but Bryant knew the weights carried, bat
that the big gclding IA No for the race at
Nashville there eau be- no donbL From
present indications there will bo from NJ.
teen 10 eighteen starters In the derby.
spokane, Como-To.Iaw, Proctor Knott,
Caslaway, Cassiua, Liberty, KAsson, Out.
bound, Warrior Heron, Lotion or
homo othor from liarpcr's stable, Ilndoo.
crafts, Robin Hood, one from McCamp-
bells stSble Long Dance, one from Grin
tlcad's stable, Macaulcy, Mooimaker and
once Again comprising the probable
starters. The action taken by the West
ofn Bookmakcu' Accusation and the
special train from Nashville 10 West Side
Pafk for oil those DESTROYS Of giving Louis
Vile the go-by has reacted ON both. and
only tends 10 make the owners aud the
public more determined 10 stand by the
regular clubs.
The bookmaklng prlvilegs for the spring
meeting ate open Tor application from In.
alyidual booknakcrs, and there Is every
ihulcalion That there will be plenty OF
uem' ~ The track this morning, while
r. " sPcth's gelding Escort was doing q
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L.aal NJ NJ rrir..

Real nice Derbys, light or dark, $780,
worth $500.
Real nice Dcrbys, light or dark, $3.50;
worth $3.50.
A beautiful Derby, lish, or dark, $780,
worth $500.
Nothing better, ligh, or dark. $3.50;
worth 500
straw Hats. In endless variety. cheap.
All styles Stelson soft and stiif Hats.
Hats.
III @vc you from Soc TO $3.50 on every
Come and look At my stock.
htnnAS Cnous, THE HArfrn
SS't Main, opposite Gayoso Hotel.
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LATER THAN THE LATEST.
Schedule Via Louisville 81 Nashville an
Pennsylvania Roads to New York.

Schedule Via Louisville 81 Nashville and
Pennsylvania Roads to New York.
Morning Train-Leaves Memphis at
0: 30 am, arrives in New York second
day at am.
Night Train--Leaves Memphis at $50
pm, arrives in New York second day at
a p.m., one hour and fifty minutes quicker
than any other line.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Sleeping car connections made through
on morning train. Night train carries
Pullman Vestibule sleeper through TO New
York without change.
FARE.
S3l.40 for the round trip. Tickets sold
April 20, "a and 2S, good returning until
May s.
Sleeping car accommodations reserved
in advance. Office. $40 Main street.
JOHN A. ScoTT, Ticket Agent.
GEoRGE b. MCLEAN, Passenger Agent.
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UTICA.
Knowledge. and the Lack of Il.

Knowledge. and the Lack or Il.
Some people believe il TO be an unpar-
donable sin TO cross the legs while dane
ing. and they never do II.
II you are afflicted with warts on the
hands, rub them with the bones Of a cat
and they will instantly disappear.
II the new moon lies on its back II Is a
sign OF rain. Possibly II would be in pre-
cisely the same condition year from the
same date. THE LACK Who knows
where these proverbs come from2 We do
not Who knows anything about their
truth? We do not. But lots Of people do,
or at least think they do. There lisa wider
spread belief in some nonsensical saying
or impossible statement than the sober
truth.
We need not talk nonsense. for thesober
u ia is that 7. j. Graham, No. $40 From
street, sells the best and purcst lime in the
city, and also has full stock OF imported
Portland cement, FIRE brick and clay sewer
pipes, and like building material. Call
telephone No. sol. Prces to suit all.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
by c. I. HOOD a CO., Apothecarles. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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MEMPHIS DOES EN- BAD.
SHE HAS AuREeULAR sLUGaING
MATCH WITH CHARLESTON.
New Orleans Hes No Mercy on Atlanta,
Defeating the Georgians by the Score
of 10 to 2--Birmingham wins-other
Games. n fr

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 27.-Ten to
four in favor OF Memphis was the score Of
today's game. The attendance was not
large, neither was the playing at least on
the part Of the local team. Mr.. Aydelotte,
the local pitcher and manager, was batted
for seventeen hits by the Memphans,
while Bauswine, who furnished the curves
for the visitors, yielded only eleven. 1t
was altogether a slugging match. Mem
phis did the most effective slugging. The
umpire's work was comparatively clear.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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"BErsY HAMILTON will give two
OF her unique and charming read.
ings and impenonations OF the lligbce
School on Thursday and Friday, May 2
and ), At 3 o'clock p. m. Tickets 5Occnts,
for the benefit Of the School Library Fund.
OF the distinguished gucstI expected on
this occasion joel Chandler Harris Uncle
Rcmus) writes "Shc would draw i'm.
mensc audiences In communities where
genius OF this kind Is appreciated M the
source Of the very highest form of intel
lectual recreation aud amusement"
The musical features Of the program
are Of the best, being furnished by the
several teachers Of the school, assisted by
the Beethoven Club. Tickets 90 cents, for
the benefit d the Library Fund.
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Louisville O, K.u.es civ

KANSAS Cry, NO., April 27.-The
Colonies won their first game from the
Kansas Citys today after an exciting con-
test. stearns and Barley collided in the
hrst inning, and missed soft fly which
cost two runs. Long made a brilliant
pickup and great catch Of high liner
from Brownings bat and Hoover caught
magnificent game. Score: Kansas City
4, Louisville 3.
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OBITUARY.
Judge II. NJ. Mason.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, April 27.-Judge r.
M. Mason, one Of Madison County's best
citizens, died at his house, near Spring
Creek. last evening, aged seventy-six
years. Deceased was for many years a
member OF our court He was Knight
Templar and model Christian gentle
man.
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NArssSAL LEAGUE


ISpiANAroLIs. Ind, April 27.-The
Cleveland Club today won H. second game
from indianapolis For the home team,
the playing Of tilaSscock, Myers and has.
sctt was notable. Tho visitors were
strongest At flc bat, and the play Of
Twilchcll, Mexican and Tebcau was excel
lent. Tho fielding Of both teams was cx-
ccllent Score: Indianapolis 2, Glove
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TnH Rcproach Of Anncslcy, by Max.
well Gray, author Of The silence Of Dean
Mailland;. Tho Phantom Future, by
Mcrriman; Jerry, by the Duchess. The
Man from the West The Girl from Malta,
by Hume; Frederick slruthcn' Romance.
All In cheap form can be had at Mans.
ford.
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severe detriment to the pitchers, and al
though It was cold and generally Disagree
aoie the felders had plenty to do and the
game was full OF exciting features With
inree men on bases, in the first inning,
puiiee made one OF the longest home run
nuts ever seen here. Comiskey played q
brilliant game in fielding and batting.
score-St. Louis 10, Cincinnati ~.
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A nu.Ipe.. Idue,tIon.

The Nelson Business College, Second
and Monroe streets, Is in session day and
night the entire year, and parents who
wish 10 have the time Of their sons and
daughters prohtably employed cannot do
better than send them to this popular
school. Especial attention Ia given 10 the
teaching OF rapid calculations aud pcnman.
ship during the summer months, the pu-
pills studying In the early part Of tho day.
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AmERrcAS As,oCIArIoN.
ci.cl.ss,i ~. ~. I.o.,sIo.

ST.. LouIs, Mo-, April EN- the pres.
cncc Of 5000 people today at Sportsman
Park the Cincinnaiis suddenly awoko to a
realization that they wcp alive, aud
pounded out victory from the cham.
plonA Tho oyclonic wind aided ihcm In
their efforts, aud the people chcercd ,hcm
rs they pulled out ahead. The gale was
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iRor Y. ID. SgwARp, whose skill ~ a
thoroughly competent Opiician Is rccog.
nizcd and personally Endorsed by the req.
rcscntaliyo men Of the city OF Memphis.
from the State Senator down, will pos.
itiyoly leave for the West June %. Those
contemplating having their eyes correctly
lifted with spcciaclcs or Eve Glasses
should call at once at his Office, No. PSI
Main street, over floyd's restaurant,
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FOURTH RACE MONTGOMERY STAKES.

Purse $50 OF which $40 10 second and So 10
third For three year olds and upward the win.
ner TO be sold ut auction II entered 10 be sold for
s9OOO, pounds; II for 81 800. allowed 10 pounds
2pOunds allowed for each 500 lees down To 500
NJ, T. Danaher's eh. h., syntax, aged by st.
Eugene ieighs b. g., Rambler. 4, by Bramble
bhlsN iiotN, " tcrhnrdy
T. kilcys b. e., Orderly, 4, by Bnmble Tidy, ll3
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milo in fast time he was seen TO swerve
and stumble. and then fall to his knees.
His rider, Lampke, colored boy, was
dashed to the ground, and received inju-
ries from which he can hardly recover.
Senotor Hearst's colt, U Y NJ. entered.
for the Derby, Is dead.
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Birmingham 8, Chattanooga Z.

tpccIh DIslaIch 70 Tue ApPchI'
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 27.-Bir-
mingham caught Billie Taylor here today
on his way East, put him in the box and
won their first game Of tho season. The
game was tho best yet played, both teams
dong some fine fielding and batting. Bir-
mingham won the game by hard hitting
and two costly errors Of the locals in the
seventh inning. Two local umpires made
the game unsatisfactory to both sides.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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no,hcr eoo,e ENTERTAINMENT.

Tho young folks Of the Alabama street
Presbyterian Church will give Mother
Gooso" entertainment Friday evening,
May 3, nj the Bethel Building, corner
Charleston aud Adams streets.
Refreshments, leo cream, cake and straw
berries after the play. Admission, adult
70 cents, children 10 cents
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PRor. y. u. SEWARD. whose skill M a
thoroughly competent Optician IL rccog.
niFcd aud personally Endorsed by the rep.
rcsenialiyo men Of the city Of Memphis,
from the State Senator Slown, will pos.
iuycly leave for the West June %. Those
contemplating having their eyes correctly
lifted with Spcclaclcs or Eye Glasses
should call at once nj his office, No. PSI
MaIn slroei. over floyd's restaurant
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M. uempl,. ,.,.c.,, ,om,.,,

Have a largo stock Of the celebrated Jersey
Tobacco which they will sell NJ close fig
urcs, and having purchased In car lots
They have secured the inside figures ~ to
ircights aud prices. They arc sole agents
Tor Memphis Every dealer should order
this superior brand OF Tobacco.
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Summary: Earned runs-Atlantal I; New
Orleans, Z. Two.bnsc hits-Allania, 2;
New Orleans, q Thrcc-base hits-New
Orleans, I. Home run-Warl Left on
bascs-AtlantA, p New Orleans, Z. Struck
out-By Fender, ,; by Huston, .. Pissed
balls-Mctk, 2. Time Of game-l.45. Um-
piro-IIurst.
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EyERY merchant and retail cigar dealer
should order some Of the superior brands
Of cigas manufactured by J. Baxter & Co,
corner OF Union and Front streets. These
homemade goods are composed Of the best
stock OF tobacco, specially selected by J.
Baxter.
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J..M. NINA Co.

Have Just received fresh line Of ladies'
and misses shoes which they offer Mt
special prices. They embrace every grade
and style Of shoe 10 be found in the mar
ket. Remember. the corner Of Main and
Union streets is the place to got bargains
In footwear.
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Tue ne.t OpporiuaI,, u,er onerea

To secure desirable lot for a residence
viii be- offered purchaser by NJ. g.
Pcarco In the sale Of ~ suburban lots,
Thursday, May ., at II O'Clock am. Terms
very easy one-iourth cash, balance In I,
j aud ycars, With per cent interest.
Every one should attend.
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OF II beautiful lots, Thursday, May 2, at
II o'clock am. Buses will leave Main
and Madison streets 10 convey parties 10
the sale.
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ALApY would like TO negotiate for a
loan OF 1000. VIII give very valuable
diamonds Tor security. Must be response
bic parties. Address l. IL. b., Appeal
Office.
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Fon Watches. 60 10 v. n. Thayor.

q. ~. A. GcrdinE. No. asa Main street.
f. prepared 10 deliver ice cram. per gal.
Ion at sl.0O. Sl.50 and upward. Cake
and cream vi paflonA
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The above beautiful park will be opened
10 the public today aud Dummy trains
will leave corner Gayoso and Second streets
every bali hour.
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New Orleans 10. Atlanta q.

hPecIaI Dapaich 70 The Appeal
ATLANTA, Ga, April 27.-New Orleans
showed Atlanta a lew points about hall.
playing today, and Fender, Atlanta's
pitcher, u sick. The Pelicans batting
was the feature Of the game, that was too
onc-sided to be interesting The score
tells the story.
OFFICIAL RCoRY
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V. B. TnArEn, opIIcIan and JewoIcr.
Look nj NY Prices.

Real nice Derbys, light or dark, 500;
worth $500.
Real nice Derbys, light or dark, 81. 80;
worth $3.50.
A beautiful Derby, light or dark, $500;
worth $500.
Nothing better, light or dark, $3.50;
worth $500.
Straw Hats, In endless variety, cheap.
All styles Stetson soft and stiff Hats.
Elegant styles in Boys and Children's
Hats.
I'll save you from SOC TO $3.50 on every
Hat
Come and look at my stock.
HERMAN CRomS, TIE Halter,
3Si. Main, opposite Gayoso Hotel.
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fuit Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry.
2N second street branch Office, 81
Madison street
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Nemphi. Carriage works.
Nos. 81 AND 50 Madison STREET,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles


Baggng, ties. salt. -four and all kinds OF
heavy merchandise taken on storage nj
our warehouse, corner Shelby and South
streets. w. A. GAoE 4 Co.
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Summary: Earned massachusetts 9,
Memphis 2. Two base hits-Whalen,
Ilennessey, Cassidy, Zeiher, Smith Baus-
wine. Total bases on hits-Chaheston IL,
Memphis IL. First base on balls-By
Bauswine 9, Aydelotte 3. Left on bases
Charleston 8, Memphis 3. Struck out-By
Aydelotte 3. by Bauswine @. Passed balls
-Whaen 2. Batter hit-By Bauswine 2.
Double plays-Broderick Kelly and Cas-
sady. Time OF gamo-Two hours. UNI
pire-Nelson.
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Summary: Earned runs-Chattanooga,
2; birmingham, .. Ihree.base hits-Hof.
ford, Mccoy 2, Farrell. Two-baso hits
Key, Taylor. sacriGce-Ford, Jones, Al
lison. Struck out-raylor, O; Jones, 4.
Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
Umpire-Pannock.
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llnnarun

nTNovED ny TuE USE OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bumctfs Flayorlng extracts arc tho
best
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PrrrsnuRo. Pa, April 27.-Thc seized.
uled game today between the pii,sburp
aud Chicago clubs was postponed ON ae.
count OF rain.
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LAcr curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry, 22f
Second street. Branch Office 81 Madison.
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LAFAYETTE PARK HOTEL,
ST. Louis. Mo.

To families visiting ST. Louis We would
recommend the above hotel. IL Is beau.
uiully situated opposite lafayette Park,
and Is the best kept family hotel In the
city,
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On. MoRoAs ADAMS, Of Sardis, Miss,
has opened dental Offer on corner Main
aud Union streets, on same floor with Dr.
Newborn.
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nemnhl. CarrIaEs WORKS.

Nos 81 AND 50 MADISON SrREIr,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles
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NJ. IA. n IN

Fancy Groceries. Goodman & Churchill
3ll Main.
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INSURE your ginhouscs in the Citizens
INSURANCE company. No. - Madison street.
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n. menahop. No. "a union s,r..,.

Illus Just received largo and carefully SO.
lected spring stock, all OF the latest do
signs, which he viii make up In suits nj
reasonable prices. Special bargains ior
thirty days.
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Omar bargains in Jcwelry. Thaycr.

INSURE your life in the Connecticut Mu-
tual. I. NJ. Galbroath, agent, 10 Madison
street
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Free concert aud balloon ascension Sun
day afternoon. Night concert, admission
10 cents.
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Attend VI. q. reare... sale

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments; Pc per week.
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RrrARlSo Of Watches aud Jewelry,
Thayef.
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DnNoSDs and Jewclry. ThayOr POS
Main,
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summary.

memphis Jockey Club spnug mcctinr Monirom.
90 latk, Memphis tcuu, slKth dai, SATURDAY.
hpfll a, lsi. weather lair. IN A fact ATTENDANCE
h0n. iudrrs, ionn Oycfiun. tf W n. Itthrl
and Gen Arnold, 1imcr.M n. Williamson and
Nlgs n louuscnd, 81 lltilc Rosa tlrfk ul louu.e.
A. " itCkicl starter. J. u. shffIdnn
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Thaycr
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riir.r SO Of which ts5 10 Sound ara ! a,
hif4, lof thrc year ODDS and uputfd "a. the wilmer
~ u tnll a. suction. ~ cntcnsl 81 H. toid IN
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