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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Fresh arrival os Gents Furnish
ing y1ud ut buttom prices.
JF jackson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

New line Of Shawls, Walking
Jackets. Jerseys, Cioaks and Net
goods, az j + jackson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

The disposition Of the ~surylus
in the treasury engages the
attautio< orr statesmen, but a
more nj lsrestion has aur atten-
tion and tIAt Is the REDUCTION sf
the surplus eJusam ptlves. Since
the discovery and introduction Of
DR. Kings Be- Discovery for con-
sumption, theres has been a mark
ed decrease IN &c mortality from
this Dreaded Z bse, aud it Is pus-
sible 10 = further reduce the
M mher Fhsunptives. How ?
By seepsnk constantly at hand a
a bottle d. Kings New Discov-
cry and - according 70 dirrc
tions upon - appearance OF the
appearances II svmpnns.
such as J cold, a sore
throaf,a chest I IIIe pain. Taken
then early as il emran-eed.
Trial hottl at J t Chambers
drug STORE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Mss Grace Rogers. daughter OF
Mr. George Ror ers. of this viern-
tv, and Mr- g Brown, Of Ok
lord, were on Tuesday evening
united in marriage bv Rev. J N
WATT, 1t the residence of Col. ID
/" < gers, uncle Of the bride
north Of town.-Water Valley
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12
4 w7n11- -i-,--s-v.

Another WonIerfrl discovery
aas been made aad that too by 4
hfy 10 thus eauasry. Disea - fas.
tened It's clutches Gpen Der and
For seven Years she withstaod IL.
s~eseresss tests, but her vital or.
gaas xere undermined and death
seemed InlEeat. For three
months she eouzhed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought
Of us a bottle OF DR.. kngs New
Discovery for Consumption aud
was 50 much relieved on takira
arst dose that she slept all night
Ard with one bottle has been mi
raculously cured. Her name /.
Mrs Luther Lafz. Thus writes
W @ Hamrick & Co, of Shelby. y
C.-Grt d free trial bottle at j I
Chambers drug store.
Stop and tank Plantation
Chill cure cures 90 eases out #
every HUNDRED and price only 81
cents. J L Chandler. agent.
The Equgstble paid death claims
IN lcos amounting 20 6.34I. 2s3
81 West Il Carer.
Agents North Miss.
J1hHsous Il IuudeIls gu,ran
ssed Ladies AMI CEIdrenz Stoes
4 specially. at
j Z Jackson.
We would not urge an article
without merit. We urge and guar
antee Plantation Chill cure. J L
ChaHdler, agent.
When you brIug country pro-
dues % town see J W Morrow be-
fore you sell.
Plantation Chill and Fsvpr cure
Is the only chill preparation pre-
scrIbe'l by Eb!sicians. Chan
der, ageEt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Plantation Chill and r. YER cure
- the euly chill preparation pre-
scrIbe'l by Eb.sieians. JTChan-
der, agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

We refund money IN every IN
stance when Plantation Chill cure
EaIi~, tut it never fails. Z Chan
der, agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

The bqeEFof Supervisors were
IN sessia last week when tie fol-
lowing xfcoHnts were aiIuwed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. q wahIleJ IN and
their daughter. Mrs. CArts< we1t
60 Memphis morning 90 - a
few jays-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

j " Morrow paws more for
Chickens. eggs ard butter than
an body IHRtpwn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
The rirm Of S r Written G c., do
ing business "a merchants AZ Alesville.
Miss, has been dissolved by mutual
eonsent-B I kimbrough, r~stires.
5 Il. Written.
y. i. kimbrough.
December Il. 1889. =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Garry your chickens, eggs and
butter to ] w Morrow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

When you brIug cnuutry pro.
dues % town see J W Morrow be.
fore you sell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

We would not urge an article
without merit. We urge and guar
antee Plantation Chill cure. J L
Chandler, agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

J7hHsous IL IuadeIls guirau
tsed Ladies and CElldrens Stoes
4 specially. at
j Z Jackson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

The Equgtble paid death claims
IN 1883 amounting 20 s6.34T.2s3
-. West u Garter.
Agents Month Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-12

Stop and tank Plantation
Chill cure cures 90 cases out f
every HUNDRED and price only 80
cents. j Chandler. agent.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

A BlG ASSESSMENI OA GhOPEhT1 -OH NEhS.
The Board Of Estimate yesterday approved the
plans presented by Commissioner Gilroy, OF the
Public Works Department, for vladuct at One.
hundred fifty -ifth-st, connecting Washington
Heights with the lowlands south Of tho Harlem River.
II directed that work should begin until the
question OF damages TO adjoining property had been
settled The plans adopted provide for iron
structure, 800 feet long and sixty feet wide, with
grade of four feet In 100, extending from the plaza
formed by tho junction Of St. Nicholas Place. Edge
mOnt-ave. and ehundred and fifty hist. down to
the southery terminus Of the McCOmb's Dam Bridge,
Seventhave. The cost IS estimated at 1888 900
Controller Myers submitted his report, called out by
the request OF the Park Board, that the Board of
Estimate issue $50 900 Of Riverside Park bonds and
$4,000 Of MOrDlngSde Park bonds for continuing the
Improvements OF these parks. The Controller reports
that the cost OF Morningsldo Park was $2260619 81,
Of which the property holders paid S596,793. River
side Park and Driveway cost ,292 ,495 43, OF which
the cty's proportion was 80, ,85s. 800 No assessment
has yet been levied for constructing Riversideave be-
cause the work, although begun In 1872, is not yet
completed. The cost of construction $65S. .852 81,
OF which oneha Will be assessed against the property
holders along the avenue. This heavy assessment. al.
though has stood against the property for sixteen
seventeen years I'm dormant state will now have
TO be paid
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
BUTCHER CLUBBED BY A POLICEMAN.

Samuel Guggcnheimer, a butcher of middle age
who lives with his wife at No. 203 Seventh ave.
went to the West Thlrtcth-st police station yester
day morning and complained that he had been
dubbed outragcOusly IN front of his home by a
policeman. Two OF Guggenheimcrs ribs we're broken
and he was sent to the NewYorl Hospital. He said
he was waiting on the sidewalk after midnight for
a man who hal promised 10 pay him a bill and the
policeman ordered him TO on. Whom he refused
N move the policeman dubbed him on the side
and then threw him into the doorway, saying: d" 90
in there and stay there
Policeman Mcconnell. Of the Nineteenth Precinct,
was believed be the who dubbed GugGenhemer,
but the butcher could not Identify him at the hospital
Mrs Cuggenh heimer said sne Mcconnell club her
husband and the policeman will be placed on trial
as soon as the butcher Is able to leave the hospital
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
A SUCCESSFUL CORPORATION.

| THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE Asso.
| CATION HOME OFFICE POTTER BUILDING.
SS PARK ROW. NETWORK. CONTINUES TO
FURNISH LIFE INSURANCE AT ABOUT ONE.
| HALF THE USUAL RATES CHARGED BY THE
OLD SYSTEM COMPANIES.
1T HAS ALREADY PAID TO THE WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS OF DECEASED MEMBERS MORE
THAN SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS IN CASH.
1T HAS ALREADY SAVED TO ITS LIvINa
MEMBERS. BY REDUCING THE RATES Oh
LIFE INSURANCE; SAID SAVING EXCEEDS
TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS IN CASH.
IN ADDITION TO REDUCING THE RATES
TO LESS THAN oNE-HALF THE AMOUNT
CHARGED BY THE OLD SYSTEM CoMPANIEs.
ITS CASH SURPLUS ACCUMULATIoNs EQUAL
DIVIDEND OF MORE THAN 80 PER CENT
UPON THE TOTAL MoRTUARY PREMIUMS
PAID BY MEMBERS OF FIVE YEARS STAND,
ING.
WHICH 30 PER CENT. DIVIDEND is PAT.
ABLE AT THE EXPIRATION OF FIFTEEN
YEARS FROM DATE OF MEMBERSHIP.
IT HAS CASH SURPLUS RESERVE ENER.
GENCY FUND EXCEEDING TWO MILLION TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. WITH ASSETS
EXCEEDING THREE MILLION DOLLARS.
IT HAS MORE THAN FIFTY.EIvE THOU.
SAND MEMBERS; MORE THAN FIFTY.FIvl
THOUSAND HOMES ARE PROVIDED FOR
THROUGH ITS POLICIES OF INSURANCE IT
HAS MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS OF INsuR,
ANCE IN FORCE
IT is TRANsACTING BUSINESS IN ALL on
THE HEALTHY SECTIONS OF OUR COUNTRY,
AS WE'LL AS IN ENGLAND IRELAND SLOT.
LAND. FRANCE. BELGIUM AND SWEDEN.
THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE Assos
CIATIoN ADVANCES MONEY TO THE WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS WITHIN TwENTY.gOUR (oH
HOURS AFTER THE DEATH OF ITS MEM.
BERS.
1T is THE GREATEST FINANCIAL sue.
CESS EVER KNOWN IN THE HISTORY o.
LIFE INSURANCE.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.
Z. d. HARPER President
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

that we are acting for the public interest in the
matter that they, may waive the question of the
must lafer be made to the State Railway Commis-
sioners for a permit 10 use the cable. That point
raised i'm the case of the ThId-ave road might
then be dropped and a compromise might ena6ls
that road also 10 lay IFS cable without further DELAY
10 we secure tho right TO use the cable we
sbau transform the appearance Of broadway In
nIsce OF the present small crowded cars. we shall
nee a cable car about as long as che present car
and horses which will seat forty-cigft persons
With The latest improvements in cable car con
,r,ct,op THESE wifi enable us to approach moro
nearly the comforts of drawing room car on steam
ade
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Scrofula in Children.

head - The early part Of 1887 scrofua appeared the
shortly after breaking spread rapidly ali over her
goly, The sca0s on the sores would peel on on the
shest touch and the odor that arise would mako
& atmosphere OF the sickening and unbearable.
, IN. mSfase next attacked the and feared she
wun los her sight Eminent physicians OF the country
Eeie consulted but could DO nothing relieve the tte
oSent, ani gave Il their opinion that the
ope.ess and impossible to the chil1s eyesgh, I.
Was then that we decided try Swlfts Specie S s. s.
Ihat medicine at made speedy and complete
Ios more than year past she has been healthy any
child in the land
Mrs. RUTH REEKLEY SalLna Kansns.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
TO FIND WHETHER sAYDB4Gs WERE USED.

TO FIND WHETHER SANDB1dS EhE USED'
The suspicion that Edward II. Woodbridge and
Thomas Carey who died at the Roosevelt Hospital
early in the week. had their skulls fractured with
sandbags in the hands Of midnight robbers has caused
Superintendent Murray to order thorough inyesti.
CATION by the police. lie sent for Police Captains
Grant Reilly and Murphy yesterday and Instructed
them to have the movements of Woodbridge and
Carey in three precincts traced carefully. The use
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Cancer Of the Nose.

In 1873 sore appeared my nose, and grew rapidly
hs my rather had cancer and husband died Of IL.
became alarmed and consulted physician.
ment did no good and the grew larger snd IN
every way, until had concluded that die from
lts effects. persuaded 10 take S. S. s.. and few
bottles cured This after all the doctors and other
medicines had failed have had return Of the
Mrs. NJ. II. MABEN.
Woodbury., Hall County Texas
Treatise on Cancer mailed fee.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

OF the saudbag by thieves has not been reported 10
the police since young Miss Schmidt knocked down
near her home In SiXtyirstst in daylight few years
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Home Office, Potter Building, SO
Park Row, KeW-York.

O. d. BALDWIN, vIcEPREsIDENr.
n W. BLoss SECOND vICE.PRESIDENT
HENRY j. REINMUND. COMPTROLLER AND
TREASURER LATE SUPERINTENDENT o.
INSURANCE. STATE OF OHIO.
SAMUEL A. ROBINSON. NJ. D.. CHAIRMAN II
NANCE COMMITTEE.
CHARLES r. BIssELL CHAIRMAN DIRECTORS
DEATH CLAIM COMMITTEE
T. T. BRAMAN. SECRETARY.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRx.
TRUSTEE RESERVE FUNDS.
THE AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
OF NEw.YoRK. TRUSTEE SURPLUS ENxr.
GENCY FUND.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Table Cutlery.

Dinner. Dessert Fruit and Fish Knives with handles
OF Sterling Silver. Pearl and Silver Ivory
Carvers and Forks. with Buckhorn Silver handles
IN cases Chests Of Knives Forks and Spoons ranging
In value from $50 10 $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

gardng the defeat in his oce yesterday and they were
shown in my official capacity l. old friend
OF the Herald. make Of the opportunity condition
that my name DE kept a secret
Please instruct your cashier that will call next Friday
and Oblige.
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that the recipient is not aware that she

that the recipient is not aware that she
partakes OF it.
Knights OF Pythias you are but where
is your Damon? Behold the Damon OF
each Sir Knight in the heartsiricken
widow and weeping orphan of every de-
parted brother These floral offerings can
ada nothing to the fame and honor of the
dead, they hear not our words OF praise,
they feel not the weight OF flowers upon
their graves. IT'S the living who are to be
benefited by this beautiful custom. 1t
affords an opportunity for us to pause q
while in life's rapid march, to reflect upon
the many virtues OF the dead, and inspires
us with the desire TO emulate them and so
live that when we shall come to take our
final abode, each in his narrow cell, he
who visits the spot may truthfully say:
Here lies an honest man., Il faithful
Pythian Knight.
MIR. Taylor was in excellent voice, and
rang out like a clarion, every syllable OF his
address being heard distinctly by every
member OF the large audience present.
The choir then sang ."How Blessed the
Righteous When lie Dies" which was fol-
lowed by NEARER, My God. to Thee" by
the band.
Then the choir, with magnificent burst
OF melody, sang Praise We. Give TO Thee,
Oh Father" after which Chaplain Ed
mondsonAgain offered brief prayer, and
the sacred and beautiful ceremonies were
over.
The knights Of Pythias never did q
grander thing than when they resolved to
honor the dead annually as they did yes
terday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The sidewalks in many places have been
torn up by the late rains.
The West Side captured a goodly mum.
Der OF Memphis pleasure-seekers yes.er-
day.
The season Of the year has come when a
man with a linen duster, palm-leaf fan
and good moral character is rs nearly
happy as il is possible for mortals TO be-
come.
The little daughter OF Court Square
Keeper Simonds is reported dying. Mr..
Henry Cullen has been placed in charge
Of the square while Mr.. Simonds attends
his child's death.bed.
A hack driver named Mcdonald, known
as peg" ON account OF his cork leg, was
picked up in an alley last night suffering
from an attack OF phthisis, superinduced
by a continued assault on John Barley
corn.
Joe Fink and John Nuss were arrested
on warrants issued by Justice Garvin yes
terday, charging them with having en-
gagged in a regular fist and skull fight on
fernando street. The parties gave bond
for their appearance today.
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Tho weekly Appcai,. GIns.


The public arc respectfully invited TO
cali Monday and Tuesday and inspect the
gifts Of THE WEEKLY APrEAL, which will
be on exhibition at the following places.
The distribution will take place January !,
1890, when 1900 gifts, amounting 10
-, Sj1o5, will be distributed
Armstrong Furniture 90. "a second street
A. g. Rogers, ~ Sccunl street
Adr.ch sewing Machine Co. - n. Court street
v h Ihaycf. 10 Main street
duncan, Jchl a Tucker Quccnswarc Co, 2i9is Main
street
Mitchell a Brvson, aos Main street.
J. ~. Oglo q Co. 70 second street
T.. ~ Miller a Co, 80 second street
Hchkopf a Co.. - second street
Love Manufacturing Co, 90 second street
Woods a Woods ~ rccond sirUrt.
" -. Cnilg q Co, 81 AMI ~ Union street.
a. o. Hnllur q Co, - Main street.
~ iIwCustcin 4 Bros, 2b aud 20 Main street
u. icnOchshcrg a Bro, 20 Main street
The n NcugCn Co, 81 to asp Main street.
lnfncnt Williams 4 Co, 81 nud 40 Main street.
nciach nry Goods Co. 900 Main street
The Woodruff a oliver Co. 81 aud So Front street
J. taytcr q co. Union aud frOut tlrcgta
J. n Mulford. ~ Main street
g. L. Ryrd 4 Co, 30 Main street
Hunter Bros. - Main street
y g. Atkins q Co, ~, -Ccund street
D. uEtnuc a Co, ~ Sccund strCct
H. iillhcrth. -, Main stfcgt
]. q. schmidt & Co.. ~ Main street.
frank schumnnn, ~ Main street.
Mccomhs Hardware Co, % Main street.
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PERSONAL.

Ms. X. ID. NALL, who has been visiting
relatives and friends at Newbern, has re-
turned.
AT Dufy'E II. @. Hardy, Dallas, Tex. /;
ID. 4. Hartnett, j. A. Andrews, Brming-
ham; H. Smith, 81. Louis; T.. u. Lyon,
Bcntonyillc, Tenn; 7. L. Price, Spring
field. Mo.
CADET W. T. WILLIAMS, son Of Mr..
Nicholas Williams, returned from Bing-
ham School, North Carolina. on Saturday,
laden with honors and looking as hand
some ~ Of old.
Miss MATTE FAY, Of Detroit, Mich, Is
a recent acquisition 10 Memphis musical
circles. She sang yesterday In the choir
at the Knights Of Pyihias memorial ser.
vices, aud Is the poGcssor Of an excellent
voice.
J. L. sEnRErr and W. II. Schroeder,
paducah, Ky; Ira M. Ovorton, Spring.
field. Mo-; w. $. Wright, Australia, Miss
Deans Pythian Rand, Paducah, Ky, and
George W. Nixon, Ashport, Tenn, arc at
the Clarendon.
AT tho Peabody Henry X. Morgan,
Jr., New York; Miss Lula Butler, Darda.
nellie, Ark; Julius T. We'll, Chicago ]. II.
Brown, Lyon, Miss; w. H. Crucc, 81.
Louis; J. II. Butler, Como, Miss; The
Juch-Pcro,u Company.
AT the FransiolI Iloiel w. A. Nichol-
son, Millington. Tenn; II. +. Johnston,
fernando, Miss; u. T.. Forshey, New
York; w. Webster and wife, Scdalia. No. ;
q. II. llolsoy, Corsicana, Tex; A. b. Oh
liver, 81. Louis, Mo-; 4. J. spartlin, Com.
mcrcc, Miss; J.. II. BOaslcy, Collieryille,
Tenn.
W. CAsEritY, Nashville; II. II. Grinilhe.
Florence, Ala; W. II. payn, Iuka. Miss. !;
J. S. Horn, Helena; w. NJ. Keller, Ash
ton, La; T. T.. Cnmmer aud son, New
Orleans, Jas. Luck, Louisville; q. 4. Will
son, Marchal, H.; J. W. Tate, Leland,
Miss; g. II. Lehman, New Orleans; 3. @.
Howard. San Antonio, Tex, and u. y.
shcfronsc, New Orleans, are Mt Gasion's.
Ar tho Gayoso: L. 4. Stephenson, J..
d. Frasior, New York, Charles A. Fisher,
San francisco; Jos. w. Brownoll, New
York: w. u. Duiton, Chicago J. A. Cool.
idgc. Minneapolis, George w. Massic,
Austin, Tex; A. schuanman, st. Louis;
John Straight, Cincinnati. Joseph j. IIar.
rison. Philadelphia: J. T. Follitte, Cincin-
natl, A. d. Brown, Chicago h. NJ. spauld-
Ing, Boston.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

A Memphis Boy Captures q Two Hun.
drod Dollar Prize.
The happiesl boy In Memphis last night
was w. A. Collier, Jr., aged fifteen, who
yesterday received n check for 5000, nc.
oompanied by a letter, from which We
extract the following
DuIuonr. Nd.. June r. lisa
&c. VIM. A. Collier IT,, Memphis Tcnn.
Dear Strive are glad 10 have the OF.
portunity Of congraiulating you upon
being the winner Of the llnst prize In our
Elc.N No Tea guc@cs, aud have the pleasure
Of inclosing you our check for $500, tho
amount Of the hnt prize. Youn faith.
fully, MAuiS GuLLET & Co.
II appoars that some timo In April Gil.
let & Co, agents for llo-No tea, adycr.
tscd that they would distribute $500 In
prizes 10 those who made the best gucsses
~ 10 the number Of times II would rain In
NAV aud the dates OF each rainy day.
Young Collier saw the advertisement aud
sent seventeen gncscs, fourteen OF which
proved correct, giving him the first prize
lie got the money last night, and talks Of
publishing an almanac.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
AN ARKANSAS FAIR.

A Big Event Of Monticello In October
Next with Interest FOR Memphis.
The fliiconth annual fair Of the Agh-
cultural and Mechanical Fair Association
Of Southern Arkansas will be held at the
grounds Of the association, Monticello,
Ark, commencing Wednesday, October
o, 1889, and continuing three days.
Among the most general invitations
ever extended Is that by the association,
a. follows Tho officers Of oil Agricul.
iufal and Mechanical Associations and
members Of the press throughout the
Union are respectfully invited 10 attend
our fifteenth annual lair without further
notice."
Tho premium list IL lengthy and at
tractivc one, In which number OF Mem.
phis business firms and men are coniribu.
tors.
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EIGHT cAsEsl EIGHT CASES.

Containing over $4,000, $4,000 I'm.
ported Cigars
Have been received by us direct from
Havana, through the Memphis Custom.
House, during the past week; among
which are Diligencias, Henry Clays,
Flor dc Samelson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We arc the
only firm in Memphis who receive ire.
quent shipments OF imported cigars and
our patrons are therefore enabled TO get
only fresh cigars from us.
|. SAMELsoS & Co,
The Direct Importers OF Memphis.
T.. S.-We sell baseball tickets.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
oRAP.sHoorERs AND BAsEBALLrsrs
Sheriff MoLendon and Deputies Mako a
Big Water Haul

Sheriff MeLendon and squad Of dopu.
ties won't out into the suburbs yesterday
IN quest Of tho agile crap-shoolor and kid
basoballisL Not oven a puny specimen
Of tho former genus was run 10 cover, but
the latter appeared In swarms. Tho OF.
accu contenied themselves With breaking
up All games In the midst Of thickly set
tled communities, but where they were In
progress on commons they were tolerated
under an injunction 10 do more playing
and lees yelling. The only effect Of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

TIM well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other TONES and a
most perfect ncrvine, are found In Carter :
Iron Pills, which strengthen tho nerves and
body, and Improve the blood and com.
ploKion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
DIED.

ANDERsoN-At family residence on Central
avenue, sunday morning, June 10, 1881 JoHN AN.
DERsoS, aged GO years
Funeral from residence this (MoNDAN) morning
at 10 o'clock. Friends and Gcquaintanccs invited
TO att nd. Carriages at SANKEY'S.
MCCLEARY-At residence. No. li6 Mosby street,
Sunday. June l6 1882 Mrs PAULINE McCLEARY,
aged q years.
Remains will be takon TO Raleigh for lntcrmeni
this (MoNDAY) afternoon Mt 3 clock
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hmIIe Again ON ,ici

Sighed Tom 10 his beloved. lie knew mol
what gave her such charm In his eyes
Her teeth, preserved 10y sozodQnt which
she had used from glrlhood, did his bust
ness. She held her lover by virtue VI sozo
don't.
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LODGE NOTICES.
Virginia Construction Company
Annual Meeting of Stockholders.

HHWNHI WNVKI1T VI oNVNNIIVINNIH'
RCiiNoNp Va, June rs, 1850.
As provided by the bylaws. tho annual meet.
ing OF the Stockholders Of the Virginia toustruc.
ton Company, for the election Of officers aud tho
transaction OF such other business "a may DO
brought before H. will be held at the Company's
Office In the City of Richmond, Va, at ~ o'clock
noon ON TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of JULY, lSsg.
Tho transfer books will be closed at O. clock
pm. July 10. aud rcopcne1 July II.
by order Of the Board Of Directors
RO I. TRAlLOR Secretary.
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