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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16
Aaetaer Cltx nlrrrinr..

tsozaas h CorhetE. who has hSRn err
- "a tAs eiFectogy publishing business
s. .SavsF. CO., fer many years. b taken
= y. ~ Fsssienne In Seattle and wia sngawe
=. 80 s3aaas business here. HIS Erst sea-
- - VIZ - directory % seattle, upon
- VITA 8 AlseaAv un.ler max.
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rNFoRTuNATE

Mr. j. s. Cox, dealer Ia ali kinds Of house fur
nishing goods ordered over duzen carloads,
expecting brick store 20 be ready BY the time
the goods arrived but IL viii not b. dope FOR q
month or two vet so the cort theater tent. near
the Phoenix hotel. Is being used for q saieroom.
He has q magnificent lot Of furniture, large
carload OF wool and hair mattresses. q car OF
stoves and very large stock OF crockeey, & ass
ware, lamps, and he fnds the tent insufficient
and must close oat even a. q sacrifice Now ID
the time 90 get goods a. your own price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

II was noticed that the original taffy candy
man. corner Second and Cherry, suspended his
business At the time the procession was passing
yesterday.
Harness and saddles James wheelan loii
Third street
Fine snspenders, ties. gents half hose or
handkcrchiefs make present not soon forgot,
at Hyams PRason 4 Coz the largest clothing
dealers in the world. corner Front aud Columbia
stFsetS
Through Pullman vestihaled sleepers and din
iDg cars. also latest improved tourists sieepers
through 70 the East via Northern Pacific rail-.
road. Once, 7Is second street. Boston block
New table linen sets. napkins 70 match. ches-
ter CleAry
TO enable MS 70 successfully conduct our bust
ness by selling only the very best qualities OF
PEELED 10 sell for cash only. Call on as and re
ceive very best qualities fer cash. Lewis 4
Agazsik. $40 froat street, vine and spirit mer-
chants.
New Cloves Chester cieary
A handsome sflk umbrella for lady or gentle.
man, At HyRms PAus0n & Co.'S, the largest
clothing dealers In the world. corner Front and
Columbia
New ehaielatne bass CIeary.
For nrssclass goods in the hss and cap line 30
20 Charles 6oidstein. The halter. Eeeont street,
near Boston block
New purses Chester Cleary.
Ola papers = cent? bundle.
Thompson's glovehtting long wasted eorsets,
Chester Gleary.
Ole papers - cents 5 bundle
Eew umbrellas Chester Cleaxy.
The largest stock 81 hsfs - selsct from 81
Charles tioldktsin's. the halter.
Hats for holiday presents Al HyamS Fauson 4
Co $ the Harvest clothing dealers In the world.
corner Frout and COLUMBIA
Table Intensive received q new lot. napktns
20 match; special values, also sets. Chester
Cieary.
Charles Golasiesn r. sxent seS Knox aAas
Nsw hosiery--In silk. Isle. wool. cotton.
SAxauy etc. Chester Clesry.
uls papers = osuts buadie
Nes iae e seaffs and Esehas Chester Clea ~.
The erowa asinks e. TheY eusaa IN sinxaes
ard aaubaes "a drink 81 They aEing their
friends 10 drink e. Every BODY drinks wafppsd
cream su<1A waist stewart 8 Holmes Drag Cam-
pAny. second and CheTTg.
br. = 6. la1aseB. ~ connection With gen.
era prArStcS. gives particular attention 10 81
xbrousc. neTSoHx and special eases tncludIns
cysY1rs3A. liver complaint affections 81 sae
ktsneyn. heart AMI lungs. ard AL baood dis
eAsxA We have special facilities for treating
scuifowrfnAzy atseAsEs. sesai diseases and AZ
fofrs OF fsnAse GiseAses oGce. room Is
CnaonsAl block. CORNER Sessaad Aad Columbia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

49,. !. sS'ssnson FepaTted 10 the police last
: =. sAss sesae thiet bad entered his ruana
So. Tester asenns. opposite North
-. = street. daring tae satesnaon and
-. : sla<k seas q clotlles ard an over
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RIACK slLKa
RIo oLoAE

We received special holiday purchase: grand
values, 81 TO $50 per yard, warranted 70 wear.
Chester CleAry.
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We reFegwa3 everyfAlas Ia sA1s lsaes "a e's-
Asssf8eres. huea laws. fAEts esr3er tsnxssiusS>
ss3ssn wAlte xNht's e. safsisseA. n sszS eyuEx-
tAtak saaz4slxass. NhSTseF ileAfss
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F4a&fs sappsses a8 wtxss aa1 a4eorss e1sfa4
se.sA ssFsszlg pssge. Terms cash Aaa s9WE
Eg1cSA CAA % LeMS 4 ASAzs1x. IS EssEs ss<sSs
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SALMON BAR.

Right,
Right dissection.
Right direction 70 buy,
Right place 20 make easy sales I
Because the city il going that way.
Well bought IL half sold and sure 70 pay good
ronnc profits. Salmon Bay second addition viii
be really for the market December L. Sale win
begin Thursday. Terms easy. Prices low Daniel
Jones & Co. agents. second and Cherry streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-16

Bio CLOAK SALE.
We must close out oar stock OF cioaks, a. we
have to give up the room. Chester Cteary.
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FANsI FANS,

NEW TABLE CLOTHS AND scARFs.
grand assortment OF new styles 70 select
from. Chester Cleary.
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Ilexant New Dlnsax car..

wfil Fnn daily. con rnancfrg AEkwss - over the
OFcgon Railway a NsvaxsFian Company. OFee0a
Shcrs kane ard Nat78 kaE&&c railway. besWeea
EcytlzH3 ard he Mtssoan river. Inc cnik-ae
AEd sarFfce sse snaxc&ssea
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A uice sal1 * underwear. such a. ne have.
Flzkes u2ce CHRISTMAS pseSEnt Hyasss. RsuSsa
4 Cas tass largest clothing dealers II TIE Word.
eurnST Front and ColaFza4A
6ue pals az pants ts1i0E naee. a. HyGms
Faason 4 Co - HaAkes an elegant Christmas pres
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MISS E. sANDERSoN

n CAkiStHezte An4 Fancy Erfl WITH wRsssAi
aeeez pazGsasat Fancy M2-Ssink. Indian cab
s~sE Etag. CA0TNxe4. AMI k&z1exxzten q agsng
VII sogn aovsa and pleasing Features ef tae
entertainment
Ms " s STORY. soprano
Mss J Z Lyon --.---..---.....-...--. C5Asgmlfo
Mss HoSkGSsgS Across p&Eass
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

LIoHr business on the lcyee yesterday.
TnE Bill Nye aw-mil boat passed down
for the Yazoo River.
TnE river ut this point Is 1913, a decline Of
2 inches since last report.
INDICATIONS for Tennessee Fair; northerly
winds: warmer Thursday.
THE City Of Baton Rouge passed up for ST.
Louis yesterday afternoon.
TnE Granite State departed from Cairo for
Memphis at 8 o'clock am. yesterday.
THE Buckeye State left Cincinnati last
evening for Memphis with good trip.
TnE Rosa Ice brought In four bales aud
the Coahoma four bales Of cotton yesterday.
AScnoR LiSErs tomorrow, Friday. Ar.
kansas City for Natehez, City Of Cairo for St.
Louis.
TnE John Perry, with tow Of the II. +.
TTisbic aud the Onward was reported
aground at Cottonwood bar on Tuesday.
Tue Chickasaw steamed out OF port for
White River. tho CoahOma for Friars Point
nnd the Rosa Ice for Osccola last evening.
TmE Granite State, u. A. Mari, master,
Charley Ninion, clerk, will be the Cinoin.
matt packet from this port Friday evening.
TH Ruth, w. r. Hall master and d. o.
Michel clerk, will arrive In port tomorrow
morning and leave Saturday evening for New
Madfil.
TnE report Of the Lighthouse tender Joseph
Henry on changes made IN lights on up trip
from New Orleans will be found Ia this
column.
Tur Dcsoto on her next trip from Cincin.
natl will bring an excursion Of Baptist min.
isicrs 10 the Southern Baptist Convention at
Memphis
TnE Percy Kolsy, Alarm, George shiras,
n. n
Others are getting really 10 leave Pittsburg
with towa Of coal.
TnE Jim Lee arrived In port last night and
will be today's packet for Arkansas City,
Mark u. Cheek ON the ROOF and w. Z.
Banker In the Office.
TiE snagboat John H. Mci-, Capt Phln
siafr In command, will leave Nicksburg sat
uulny Tor inz00 and Tallahatchio Rivers 10
do some necessary work.
THrnE j. another coalboat rise NJ Pitts.
burf. aud the following boats have left with
tows oi coal; Tom Lyslc, John Morcn, the
Clifton and Fred Wilson.
Tln NARY Houston made tho run. on her
lat tr %. ffum Louisville 10 Cincinnati IN 10
hour avd 40 minutes, and made landing
Of Madison 90 discharge freight
Tir new Louisville aud Evansville Packet
Couiluy sirarcr lcll City b now being
nn.siCi 40 linUrris ship ward The main
purpose Zoo clu trucung lcr u Tor speed.
1ur Missouri frum Omaha Ia s. Louis and
The Mississippi alutu o. Louis will remain
saiiofmy lir liver will rise at Cincinnati
and Louisville unl change slightly nj Cairo.
TIC Mississippi hriuw nir0 Will fall, except
a. iplt usr 90 Ncv Orleans.
THr following change. have been made In
United suus nrucun lights between Red
River unI Grccny.ilc. - GATHERINGS Bend,
down 80 yards. funls Point, down 3S
yards Hole n tie Wall, down 40 yards
Bun.burf. down 800 yards. Villa Vista
down 90 yarlg Mngnayisia, down ~
ynpls. al Right down 80 Yards Vista
down 800 Yards Clover HILL discontinued
WILDERNESS iag. down 400 yards, Wild Cat,
down sDJ yards. Cordclls, down 400 yards
foot Ashton Bend, new light Oak Ridge
down go yards.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

Kate McBurney No l73 Fifth street, Dc
troit, Mich, says:
was taken with severe pain In my back
and hips. IL continued 10 grow worse until
had 10 keep my bed. | tried several reme-
dies that were recommended, without doing
me any good. then put on two ALLcocK' 5
PoRous PLAsrERs. They took the pain away
80 quick that was able to be up in less
than twenty-four hours, and in a week was
entirely recovered. | was also cured OF a
chronic cough by the use OF ALLcocK's PLAs-
TERS
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uuNiEn I,IsoHr
PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West Indin aud Pacific steamship Compnny's
Mail steamers

Tho Steamers ~ this the only regular line ahii.
inr iIom the South to Liverpool afu terJ popular
With passengers, Hud The mute they .r being lrsi
ilab.o a. bail weather than that ~ iho Soy YORK
tiramCrs makes the trip thufuurhly Cnl yahio
lie iplluwlnE steamers hfr Utpurird iu leave here's
ILORtUlAN, 81 snil about May 90
HENNAkb NALL, a. sail about May "a
ANUIAh. o. aill about May ~
pANlEN, a. nsll about iune1
TENAN, a. sail about luneh
WM flfff % anll ahuut iuuea
JAMAICAN. 81 sail about June rs.
FALCON lafu Hence ~ Liverpool, sos through
~ Paris Via Calais or Dover nnt class rail etc,
gi1l. ~ thlai class rail. tiin.
Return fickrit-Ncw orleans ~ liverpool nni
Utufn tlu. New orleans IN Paris aud rrIum.
frtclars al he way, t1p Childcn aud servants
dt "a reduction.
lqf further particulars ~ g. freight aud passage
Apply ~ a. J. hAHuklia.
% Caf0ndrlot street New orleans.
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and the Jno. Henry have coal tows grounded
at Cottonwood on tho lower Ohio
River. Lighters and laborers have been
sent them, and some of the coal will prob1-
bly, arrive tomorrow with the John Penny
and the Harry Brown. The river is 1871
feet on the gauge, fall Of 10 inches in the
last twenty-four hours
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Boats Lea wing


Arrivals-Ciiy Of Baton Rouge, New Or
leans Commonwealth, CINCINNATI Future
City and bargcs, ST. Louis Henry Marx and
barges. ST. Louis
Departurcs-City Of Baton Rouge, st.
Louis Coahoma, Frias Point; Rosa Lee
Osccola; Chickasaw. White River; Common.
wealth New Orleans; Future City and bnrgcs,
Henry Marx and baTgcs. added two here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
LATHAM AVENUE.
HON E,S!

81 Per Front Foot. 5OSiOe, ~ Minute. out.
500 30 Cash, Balance 1 aud Years.
90 Fer Front Foot, 5ONcOo, 10 Minutes Out,
i-3 Cash, balance I aud Years.
SIS Per Front Foot, IoOx2oo, 10 Per Cent.
Cash. Baianca ~ Monthsi High mud
Bcautifuii ~ Minutes Quit Gas and
Water.
$50 Fer Front Foot, $3.50 Cash. balance ~
Long ns You Picasei 4 Minutes Outs
Gas and water.
$50 Fer Front Foot. iOOxiOo. = Minutes
OUT Gas aud Water Fashionable Neigh
borhood.
$40 Per Front Foot, iSox3iTi Majestic
shadci Gas and wateri Fashionable
Nelshborhood.
5000 Per Acre, Acres, High aud Healthy,
IL Minutes out.
~, 900 Per Acre. tAcres high aud Healthy,
10 Minutes ouL
Healthy, 10 Minutes out.
1850 Per Acre. n Acres, High aud Healthy.
90 Minutes out.
$500 Per Acre, ~ Acres. nigh aud Healthy.
20 Minutes out.
$4,000, Bcau,ifid Residence, 10 LIZ Acres.
10 Minutes out.
no Don't Fal 10 Look at Ny nargnlns. They
Are All Good. o..
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CuANCERY SALE
90 Haa
ESTATE.

No t.t1d Rim The Chanccry Court Of Shelby
81 al
iy virtue II an inirfocuiory docrrc for sale On.
icfri in The above CausU ON the 18th day u Ocobrr
ton. IN th0 highest bidder. IN front ~ me Clerk
aui Masters onicr, AZ the Main rtrcgl entrance %
The courthouse VI shelby county, Mumphis Ign'
ucrsrU on
saturday nth Dav 90 May. 1850.
within legal huur The following described prop.
cry situated la Memphis. shelby County Irun.,
tuWlt
lots p t0 N and NJ block a Port ricicrng each
fruutiur . Dct un The vet side ui second street,
Will depth ~ W iuct sold a. the Iupcriy u
william and TIA Wr,rho.
IrfmH ul HnratHah Redemption lulrul
This .Oih DAY ~ April issi
n ~ NtilENNY. clerk and Master
q ID a q ~ lI-l--nlI. and ID u DIV .I---l-nr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

The Prospect Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains to Pros
pect Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes and pass within short dis
lance OF Calvary Cemetery.
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AZ GreenyIiIe.

Special Disnatch 10 The Appeal
GREENyILLE, Miss, May 1.-The Belle
Memphis passed down for Natchez at 0
o'clock pm. River "a feet and falling.
Weather fair
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Chancery Sale
REAL ESTATE .

No asa. N-Chancofy Count IT shelby County
John T. Malone. guardian. w. John u Hunter.
~ virtue uf an int0rucuiury drCncU i1r silc. en-
tcrd ~ the above cause uu the ith day IT June.
lnss, ". u g. ptTC O., renewed April 3 is9, n. n
81 page ~, viii toll nj public auction IN the
highest biddcf IN ifunt u the clerk and Masters
ONO, "a the Main snri entrance II the Courthouse
Oi shelby county, Memphis. Tennessee. on
saturday. tth DAY of May. 1850.
within legal hours the following described prop.
rfiy. situated Ia Memphis shelby county. rcnn.,
toWlti
~ No q, J, ~ Taic's subdivision east ~ or.
lCaus finrt beginning ~ sake on the south side
~ Tate street. running east with said tifrct tib
feet 10 an alley, thence south with aid alley 10
feet iu un alley. thruUu WcHtWnnl with mii alley
hif feet thruto north 20 ifci io Tate stne 10 the
bsgIuuiur hUIuf same prufHrty conveyed ~ MIS-
Nauuie Hunter by drud Hated august q ls7l. houk
Eel taF0 T,. Registers once shelby county. Tenn.
Terms uf rHinHuur. thini cnsh. halancr M twelve
months purchaser cNfrutiua Interest bearing note.
with security nni lun fgtaiucd ~ uccuru pay mcnt
Redemption iautd
This i.ih daY ~ April. fts1
y a. MtiitNiY. Ciork and Master
ny r. u Edgingion aud ". ". Mcdowell. soliol.
tuu
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AZ Cairo. m.


tpccial uuraich W lhe Appeal
CAtno, H., May 1.-The Oakland and Fort
lads each took three bargcs forward from
here. Tho Orauite State left ut o'clock
am. with a fair trip for Momphis Tho
Belgrade passed South al noon without
landing. The u. T. Rhca brought a
load 81 walnut lumber and went 20
Mississippi River after a load Of corn for
Nashville. The Cherokee was light for s.
Louis this afternoon. The New South went
70 Ptducah light. The Arkansas City N
hero adding ,cvcniy.hye tons and will sail Al
u o'clock tonight well laden. The Onward
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Al Cincinnati.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CINCINNATI, o., May l.-Riyer rising with
IL feet inches water in the channel. The
Buckeye State left for Memphis with good
trim.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

REMOVED ny THE usR or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burnetts Flavoring extracts arc tho
best
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, 22l
Second street. Branch office 81 Madison.
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DoN'r forget TO attend the sale Of the NJ.
Q. Pcarce lots today. Good location, fine
surface, easy terms and perfect titles.
Take the bus aud 20 out.
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Chancery Sale
or
II r. A l. E S r A Il E.

No GiG R-In the Chanoery Court q shelby
county annie q. nostWiok Il al W. Elizabeth
swift 90 A.
ty virtue n nn iniefloruiDry decree i1r uir On.
tffU1 boo thr above UnusH On The 20 dHy ui July
lH.t. n. U y, pare iNi aud renewed 20 day n
Anil ls'p. ~, n ~. Page -. Bill trll ~ public
nI.tuu tu DE hiEhesI bidder, in ifunt % tho
Crr. and Masters ONCE. AZ the Mau strert cn.
ta1"rui ho courth0usc Of shelby Comfy Moan
phla luuu, on
saturday, 18th Day ~ May 1850.
within irml houu. tho following Described propcf
y. situated IN ihu Taxing Dlsulci Of shelby Coun.
i.sg.uuiur N point on tio caH Hds 81 Tr1ut
Row ~ icot north 81 thI northeast corner II
t0ur sifett and Front Row hHurr east lts foot
~ thr alley between ifuut How and Alnln street.
thturU slu'h with The Wot side 90 liug ~ aid
alley "a igrt ~ the north side or lluU ui court
tifrUi hrn0u west With the north side nf line ~
Cont street ~ feet thuurf north itt feet thfura
wet % irri 10 the cast sldo o. line " irunt N0u
tIyuU0 north with the east tldc 90 liun 81 Irunt
Row iu the beginning. with all tho improvements
Uruun.
Terms Of sao-onc third cash. balance on a
cf.l'i a one two uud thfco YEAR, note tearing
Interest with scguntN ruqulfcd. lien vlaincd
frIrmpiiou barred.
Ths A;h day " Apfii iss9
" ~ ACiiENnf. CLERK and Master
Cfaf q Cooper rosion a l'osinn, Morgan 4 No
Ianaud. aud HieflinE Pearson, solicliurl
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Is,sI

A SMALL TAN TERRIER. WITH DARK
~. ttfipe down bach and across should in. ears
efopped answer 20 name OF Jumbo" hevara
fof Ia return 70 ~ Second stfset upraira
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Purchase lot Today
Memphis Carriage Works,

In the NJ. G. Pearce subdivision and Sc
cure a fine location and good investment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

Nos. 81 AND So MADISON STREET,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles.
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THE RIVERS.
stage Of tho Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE U. S. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May l, 1889. I
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions in the 18th meridian time, which is one hour
later than Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

Advertisements IN his cotaa pin bs eh1rg,I NJ r,,, =,
l5c iorfSo lDesoae u.strtsog tlr0 Insertions g5c oas
ir,ek, SOC
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

cptn RFwARD-sroLEN FROM THE US.
OIO dcrigned Tuesday morning. April 20. 30.
i0ru day / chestnut soffcl hors, 49, hands high.
year old swollen IN both hind hooks halter.
bnfntd 10 one hind ieilock ietl0cks trimmed I.
sh0d al round. will pay the above inward f0r
tho horre Al place where recovered send infofma.
lion b W. q Davis Chlef Of Police, ~ 70 the un.
dsniguod. TREp J. OF, l1 Poplar street
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b. R. THOMAS
81 Madison st.
ron ~NI.

A HANDSOME HONE WITHIN TnE CITY
II limits. tgoftoD trick. eight large rooms
with pantry. bath and servants MONS stables and
carriage house finest cl,iorn In city large Erounds
magnificent forest trc,s. home that will glye you
comfort and ploasurc. conveniently located for
one week We will offer this place At tspl Don't
miss the opportunity to secure a most elegant rosl.
dcnee at prloc FAR below actual value.
ALLEN 4 FINLEY. 10 Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
TENNESSEE CLUBHOUSE.

fcalcd proposals afc invited zoe furnishing mate.
flal aud uru zion uf iuurftlfy r'u1lont. stone
aud BRICK. northwest rHuIrf ul rofuui ana Noftn
Count sifUrIs Mruuhlt Al bids must b. scaled
aud b cd with DiIieu ~ liHlnr % Naii.on sifcct
Dor ulnnt specifications uul iufthcf dt!.il. 80
Mr. ~ lialu. tennessee tluIrfuuus % Madison
street an bids must Hr nlpf hf ~ uc uck noon.
MAY 4. lisa iightt1 rlcgt auy anl ~ llds ~
served J. ~ ~, MIAMI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
NorE-' Daily tExcept sunday.

-rivcs and Departs from Coz Third aud Monroe
Streets
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AdmInlatrntrlx'8 Notice.

ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.
Having quaIiI,d us Administrators ~ ne cstais
81 uENlti NEliliNANN. urisutcd, nnuce -
hrfrbf Given rfUlIiurI of ai'l estate 70 Ole ihcr
claims with mp or with N lwfrNant, Attorney,
gl Norih court street, and debtor viii please come
forward aud settle
Al Echols ctncL
Memphis. Tom. April y. is,p.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

Matte Vickers had fair audience at the
Metropolitan last night She is precisely
what the bills promised, a charmingly
modest, versatile, original coincidence.
She introduces the song and dance variety
business without suggestion of the rude
or vulgar. Her play is fresh, novel in
plot, and revolves around her, of course:
but it develops her powers admirably as a
soubrette. Her dialect part in the second
act and her courtship scene in the third
are as neat, unconventional and natural
bits OF low comedy and character acting as
one need wish to see. There is nothing
boIsterous, extravagant or hilarious in the
play, but there is an endless strain of rich
humor, with here and there touches of
pathos. 1t is clean, enjoyable, but not
great performance in an even and pure
tone. Mr. Rich is her chief support. and
very competent young actor, original and
versatile, otherwise the support is ordinary.
"Jacquine' again tonight and for the last
time. Miss Vickers won the hearty in
dorsement of her audience last night and
many recalls, and deserved all the applause
accorded her
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-25

PROFESSOR PRoCToK has warned the
people of Kentucky that the rapid destruc-
ton Of the forests in that State will entail
upon the country great many evils and
expose 1t to the perils Of floods, the in
crease Of temperature abnormally in sum-
mer and its decrease in winter in like
manner, and that the general result must
be to affect the health and reduce the Ca
pacity of the people for labor. There can
be no doubt of the soundness Of the posi-
ton of Professor Proctor, and if the people
of Kentucky are wise they will set about
the study and practice of arboriculture-
not only those Of Kentucky, but those of
the sixteen other States of the Union that
have remained Indifferent to the danger of
forest destruction. There is no State in
the Union, probably, where the indiscrim-
mate and shameful cutting down and
burning of the wooded shelters of the
slopes and the valleys is so engaged in as
in California. 1t will be no far distant
day when we will be reproaching ourselves
that we have neglected to give the atten-
ton to forestry that the dictates Of wis
dom advised.