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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
Prepare for the worst.

Summer comes as very pleasant change
after the rigors of a long, cold winter. Its
blue skies, its balmy breezcs its bright
flowers and green fields are delicious indeed.
But summer has its dark as well rs its bright
side. Lurking within its brcczes and its
flowers are innumerable ills that prey upon
the human body. DO not be deceived by
appearances. be warned in time aud be
prepared for the worst. With bottle OF Pc
ru-na and one OF Man-a-lin In the house.
you are safe enough. DO not fail TO keep
them constantly on hand. There Is not u
single summer complaint that they will not
promptly correct. Trouble OF the stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, which are so
common at this season Of the year all yield
quickly 10 these remarkable Family Medi-
cines. They will be found invaluable. Sold
by all druggists. 81 bottle.
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ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT.

Ono Hundred and Forty.sevon Mormons
Pass Through Memphis Yesterday.
The Kansas City Route received from
connecting lines yesterday consignment
Of az Mormons ior Kansas City ON route
10 Utah. They were raw material, fresh
from the other side OF the Atlantic. They
were from Poland, Hungary, tho mines OF
Cornwall, Scandinavia, Scotland, Prussia,
London and other points. The mon were
rough, uncouth animals aud entirely vel.
come 90 Utah. The women were not lovely.
They were not comcly. They were not
handsome. They were broad .shouldercd
amaEons, with hands like canyasscd hams
aud faces like Mexican pack saddles. Per.
hnpa thoy were considered beautiful In
their own country; perhaps thcy are mot
pretty, but NJ good'-thai most negative
OF all negative compliments Tho largo
crowd OF young gentlemen who rushed To-
the depot 10 SEQ the new corners returned
IN disgust exclaiming, Utah can have
then"
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"Save the Library"

To C., Editor Of The Appeal
sr-Save the library. Municcnse like
that Of the Cossiits and Col snowdcn is
quite too scarce In Memphis 10 risk the
loss OF 40 handsome fund by stopping
now 10 ponder a now location. Judge
llammond's objection is well taken, as
respects the bluff for courthouse purposes.
but consider for a moment II II be fatal for
the library.
People in libraries ere not usually eneag.
cd in conversation. II is not the place for
Il, and the sense Of hearing il the faculty
least employed. II Is attention only that
is necessary. and 40 long rs that Is not
withdrawn 10y conversation addressed 10
tho reader. OF by confusion In the very
room whcro tho student may bc,
the outside noise may not, after all, be so
objectionable. We are all accustomed 10
reading In the railway cars, whom the roar
and confusion Of moving trains Is incos.
SAINT, aud yet tho interference with com.
Portable reading Is usually slight.
II tho hluii " abandoned that means a
loss OF $50, 900 or $4,000 TO tho library
fund. Where can this be rtplaccd? I'm.
less some generous porson will como for
ward at once and supply the means 20 oh.
tain better location pray do not let tho
movement for the accomplishment OF so
grand q purpose be interrupted. II the
choice should be, 'bluir or no library"
the people will hazard the rafting trains.
NMfIAN.
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sERIous CHARGES.
A Man Arrested for threatening to
XIII His wife.

XIII His wife.
Henry Epps was arrested and locked up
In the staiion.house las, night on n war
rant sworn ont 10y his wife, which Is
novelty In itself. II the charges against
Mr.. Epps arc proven he is surely In bad
boat. The warrant reads
before me, VI. +. GaNin, one oi tho
Justices Of the Peace Tor Hii county. this
day personally camo Mrs. Lizzie Epps,
who, being duly sworn according 10 law,
dcposcth and saith that Henry Epps, her
husband, being confirmed drunkard
and when drunk most desperate, unrca.
sonablc and vicious man, has not only
threatened 10 murder her, but has lately
on divers occasions prepared weapons OF
destruction aud laid in wait 20 Kill her,
aud she. the aiiiant, hath Just cause u
fear, aud does Tear, that Henry Epps, her
drunken husband, will do her some great
bodily harm, or cause the same TO bC
done, or otherwise violate the laws OF IN,
State 10y committing crimes aud misdo
meanors against the peace and dignity o
the state. II not restrained by law"
Epps IL worthless character, VIII,
Is well known around town. Ills wifi,
Is q respectable woman OF modest and re-
tined appearance.
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Iwhat Shall We do win Our Boys ,

IA now being asked us by parents, and we
can give no better advice than to recon-
mend sending them TO that popular and
progressive institution, The Nelson Bust
ness College, Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according 10 business standards, as well as
spelling, bookkeeping, type-writing, etc.
They will only have TO study during the
cool hours Of the day and will DO discip-
lined in gentle but firm manner The
Nelson College stands without a peer for
tboroughness and responsibility Of pa
tronage.
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MoNrRAaLn. TENN.
What Memphis Mon Arc Doing TO Build
Up the southern chautauaua-

What Memphis Mon Arc Doing 10 Build
Up the southern chautauaua.
Special correspondcncc Of The Appeal
MoNrRAGLE, Tenn, May 80 Walking
this morning through Assembly Park
now fast taking on the aspect OF being
ready for iete-I was struck with tho
number and beauty OF the cottages hero
owned by Momphians With exception
OF the shelby County Teachers Home
which, by the way, is about TO DO en-
larged and improved-comparatively lew
Of your home folks have domiciled them
selves In the central portion Of the grounds
where houses stand near together and IN
something like regular order. These arc
mainly occupied by Nashvillians. Missis'
sippians Alabamians, Georgians' etc bn'
scques,orcd among the green woods "a
lying aud on the adjacent knobs you como
upon familiar names at every turn'
Overlooking the picturesque winuings %,
Lover Walk" are the pretty colta o. l
John Il. Pepper and Col. W. =. Iay,or,
tho handsome villas Of Mr. Darlington
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QUITE A SENSATION.
An Incident That Promised Much But
Proved Little.

An Incident That Promised Much But
Proved Little.
Yesterday certain street in a certain
neighborhood, within the limits OF the
Taxing District, was enhvened by the APP
pcarance OF two young men holding an
excited conversation. Before a crowd
gathered the dispute was brought to a
close and the disputants separated. The
cause Of tho trouble is one of these oc-
currences which shows that il is danger.
Gus TO mix money matters with friend
ship or even tenderer passion. Ii seems
that one Of heyoung men had been sweet
on certain society lady Of the city The
young lady had an eye 10 business aud
succeeded In borrowing $3.50 from the
young man. This occurred in the hey
day Of happiness when all was smooth
aud serene Things changed. as they
sometimes will. Tho young lady did not
have the same feeling for the Young man
as she was wont. This made the young
man Wmihy. lie demanded the return
OF his lucrc. The young lady, though
fragile aud delicate, held q grip ON the
$3.50 that could not have been broken by
u trip hammer She held on 10 the
Doodle. The young man wrote her sew
eral notes % which the young lady dcigned
not 10 reply. Finally ono OF the notes dc.
handing the return OF the money fell into
the hands OF matcrfamilas and a storm
was raised. The young lady had that con-
ycnicnt attribute, brother, who, learning
OF the trouble, called Ills sisters creditor
by the rarcst chance. Who were the
parties? Where do they liver Echo
answers, They live" and TITS APTEAL
will not youchsaic any further information.
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PITKIa @. WRIGHT.
Journalist ana Writer.

Newspaper articles Of all kinds written
Lctlcn, essays, reports, circulars, ETC.,
written OF arranged Tor publication.
Speeches prepared, descriptive articles,
advertisements, local notices. any kind Of
articles, from a loye-lcllor 10 a challenge,
or irom scrmon 10 a thcatcr party writ
ten. Al communications strictly conf.
Dental. Address, care Of business Office o!
either daily paper.
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who would soon attain that eminence by
the proper training and the correct in
ccntive. That incentive would come
through the society OF musical people as
soon as the organization proved its object
to be n laudable one, and rs far from per-
sonal motives as the heavens are from
Gods footstool.
The material you have; the time is rs
good as any during the year. Tax each
member, but tax them gently. Were in
tending to remain in Memphis, would be
one OF the first land ] have proven my po-
sition In the musical circIe), to sign the
following agreement, which humbly sug-
gest drafted and signed by each member
as Is enrolled;
81, - (name), hereby agree TO and
promise that / will not seek nor expect to
take any prominent part in the public
work given by this Society unless called
upon by tho proper committee, and VIII
consider II my duty and privilege at any
and all times to do the choral parts.
Choral societies are elevating to the
masses, and more especially TO active
members in more ways than one, and are
especially free from the demoralizing ten
denotes subject 10 all amateur operettes
These are my ideas. Respectfully
r. ID. SEWARD.
The meeting will be called at an early
date at q central location, when il il hoped
every one Interested will be in attendance.
II is also hoped they will come equipped
with large and well-assortcd stock OF
suggestions for the socie'y's well-being
and permancncy.
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TuE Fountain Spring House Of wau-
kcsha, Wis, one Of the largest and finest
summer resort hotels In the United States,
viii open for the season on June 10. and
II "a said that the new schedule Of rates
are. In proportion 10 the elegance OF tho
accommodations, exceedingly reasonable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02

OF ReirleersioIs, Baby Buggics, Mosquito
Frames aud Bobinot Bans, aud gradually
the immense trade OF the Armstrong Fur.
niiurc Company. OF No 272 Second street,
increases. Their stock is one OF the largest
In the South, aud contains everything in
their line. Call aud soc them.
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81. LOUN, Mo-, May 20, 1856
To Whom II May Concern.

~ 'h'AA ~ shng N'hNNih
This is to certify that, having been
troubled with defective eyesight from
childhood, and having consulted four ocu-
lists at different times, one stating that
would eventually go blind" and being
treated several months by another for
"relinitis," and the other two attempting
to adjust suitable glasses, found no re-
lief until met Prof. Seward, OF this city,
who, after treating my eyes, adjusted
suitable glasses for both reading and see
ing at distance, and can now read with
comfort and ease any kind of print, and
can see distant objects plainly. heartily
recommend him 10 any who are afflicted
with detective eyesight.
Respectfully,
j. X. MosDY.
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Mn. WILLIAM HoRGAS and John Gull
bert. with corps Of assistants, will see to
the reception OF their friends and the
friends OF the Irish cause, aud John j.
Mason and assistant will zee that the wax
Is kept hot ON the floor and that the
dances will go smoothly along. Plenty OF
fun and s0ciability may be expected.
Don't forget the date and place, Tuesday
the 18th, nj Estiyal Park.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
MANY A LIFE

LAS been saved by the prompt use Of
IL Ayers fills. Travellers by land or
sea are liable TO constipation or other
arrangements OF the stomach and bowels
which, II neglected, lead to serious and
often fatal consequences. The moisture
means OF correcting these evils is the use
of Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent sailing-master would as soon go to
sea without his chronometer as without
a supply Of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic in operation, Ayers Pills
leave no i'll effects they are purely
vegetable and sugar-coated ; the safest
medicine for old and young, ut home or
abroad.
"For eight years was afflicted with
constipation, which ct last became so
bad that the doctors could do no more
for me. Then / began 10 take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
now i am in
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They Away. Keep the Hest.

One Of the best places in the city TO pur-
chase ladies', misses and gents shoes is at
No. 257l Main street, where Adler, Bros.
& Co. have one Of the largest aud best So
lected stocks OF Shoes to be found ia the
South,
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Furniture. carpets. shade. aud mat.
tluHs

Can be purchased Of Mitchell & Bryson,
3ls Main street, at the lowest possible
prices They invite parties desiring 10 pur.
chase goods In their line 10 call and cx.
amino prices before buying goods, aud
thereby save money
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Notice to Taxpayers,

Tho nOard q Equalization, composed Of the f1l.
lowing gentlemen. Mcssrs. n u. GOODWIN. " q.
Cmig aud J. D. McKeon. will meet In the Court
house on Monday June q 10 hear any and oil com
plants Of taxpayers ~ 20 the assessment OF their
properly Tor the year lSs9.
Tho districts as.csscd b. }. c. stewart will 10
taken up Monday. June 3
Tuesday the 9TH, all districts Assessed by Well
born.
"Wednesday. the Sth. all districts assessed BY W.
r. Hnrrel fsq.
Thursday, the 9Th. all districts assescd BY n W.
Pryor.
Commencing Friday. the 7th the districts aud
the wards assessed b. &. n Smith
All the books will be ready for examination
Monday morning June -
u. q. SLAUGHTER.
Chairman Of County Court
CE SMITH,
Assessor Of shelby County.
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non, leave nemphl, mi. summc,.

hut rcmala here and Purchase your
gr..cfi,s from Goodmlu a Churchill. 94t
Main street, and Won will have good
health, grow fal and b. happy.
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Latest Ne,eit,..

In Folding Beds at Rhodes Furniture Com.
pany, No. 3j5 Second street.
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Excellent

health."-Mrs. @. e. Clark, Tewksbury,
Massachusetts.
81 regard Ayers Pills rs one OF the
most reliable general remedies of our
times. They have been in use in my
family for affections requiring a purga-
tive, and have given unvarying satisfao-
ton. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light fevers."-
w. II. Woodson, Fort Worth, Texas.
"For several years have relied moro
upon Ayers Pills than upon anything
else In the medicine chest, 20 regulate
my bowels and those OF the ships crew.
These Pills are not severe In their ac-
ton, but do their work thoroughly.
have used them with good effect for
the cure OF rheumatism, kidney trou-
bles, and dyspepsia" Capt. Mueller,
Steamship Felicia, New York City.
81 have found Ayers Cathartic Pills
10 be better family medicine for COM
mon Use than any other pills within my
knowledge. They are not only very
effective, but safe and pleasant TO take
qualities which must make them
valued by the public" Jules Hauel,
Perfumer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicines.
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When out shopping don't forgot 10 call at
Floyd a MONEYS for lunch or their do
liclons ice cream.
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81. Loui.. Mo-. January y. Is

This is TO certify that we have been ac-
quainted with Mr.. Il. ID. Seward for sew
eral years aud can recommend him rs a
iirst-class practical oplician, fully capable
Of doing any work placed in his charge.
DRs. w. 4. Campbell x SoS,
No. IA Pine Street.
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HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments. 25c per week.
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FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Prof F. D. Seward, optician, VIII
Leave Memphis June 10. for tho
Pacific Coast.
Ofice over Floyd a Moneys Rcstau
rant, PSI Main

Upon the advice OF Mr.. ]. II. Mosby,
who called at my office last Thursday, on
his way to New Orleans, give to the pub
lie the following letter, written by him be-
fore left st. Louis, and which he now re-
iterates. Also a few Of the many others
which arc constantly being received by me:
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a.. Iorl.. M. Nornmhrr no. lssa.

n. LOUIS, No., November 10, 1856.
Several years ago | consulted oculists
in Germany and aiterward opticians in
New York, Chicago and Kansas City and
had almost despaired Of having my very
defective eyesight assisted until went to
Prof. +. ID. Seward. OF this city, who. after
very scrupulous examination, did not
only III me with suitable glasses, but in
creased my sight in manner never
anticipated. Really am new man. for
! can see as well as anybody reading this.
Gratitude only compels me 10 say Prof.
Seward deserves all confidence, because
money cannot reward him for the benefit
j gained by his knowledge and ability.
l.. G.. i. BRILL,
Principal Evangelical Frienden's school.
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INSURE your gln.houses in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. 81 Madison street..
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%. j. Graham
A l.s.nsl Thing

Floyd & Moneys soda, with pure fruit
juices and Ice cold, is a delicious beverage.
Try IL
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Go To The /. n. l.. Picnic. Tuesday.
Ladies free.
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~. Louls MO, JhnunFy Y I'6I
regard Prof. +. ID. Seward as one Of
the most successful and scientific opticians
in the United States, and have personal
regret in his leaving this city.
JoHS II. MclSTYRE, A. NJ, NJ. ID.
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THE SCENE BRIGHTENS.
CHEERING PROSPECT FOR A GRAND
MUSICAL ORGANIZATION.

Sample Replies From a Number Who
Had Their Attention Directly Called
to the Proportional Meeting Soon
TO be Called.
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socIErY Pins and Emblcms at Thayer's.
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Twenty Dollars
Buys this week one nice Ash Suit. II Is a
beauty. Rhodes Furniture Company. No.
35j Second street.
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orurO CRY INDOnsEuENrN.

Prof. Seward is Endorsed by the leading
oculists OF the United States and oil tho
leading physicians Of Memphis, including
Ds. Mitchell. Maury. Buddoke, Lippin-
colt. Jones and Henning
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cSorSSArr. August O, 1851.

Prof ?. d, Seward:
Dear Sir-Please make me duplicate
OF my glasses, and III send YOU my adj
dress where | can DO reached. as leave
for the Pacific Coast about Monday night.
am like new man with the pair you
made for me, and would not part with
them, could they not be replaced, for any
sum, and now can read and write without
constant WEAKNESS and aches. Yours,
ETC., J. L. ISowAY.
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Prof y. D. Seward. Memphis. Tenna

Prof Y. D. Seward. Memphis, Tenn.
Words fail 10 express the amount OF
comfort and satisfaction which have en-
joyed by the use Of the glasses which you
made for me In October. 1887. Fifty, yea
a hundred times the amount paid would
not induce me TO part with them could |
not have them duplicated. am willing
the world should know this.
Mas. j. JACK WILSON,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Complying with your rcqucs, Of last
Sunday. herewith write you, in Us few
words NJ possible, and from standpoint
different, perhaps, from any you might
have received, my yiows In regard 10 a
musical organization. Tho standpoint Is
that Of n visitor who has spent some two
and half years among you, aud nov IL
about 10 take hu departure, consequently
without personal interest or prejudice.
Memphis has without question, uIoro
amateur yocalisis, and Of more al, 4 ,cd
class, than any city Of double its poDula.
ton that ! know Of, and have Travelled
much. Yet without a leader. with.
out a aandard--not one. whom you
can look up and say, there
IS 4 finished az. lcs," but many
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the contract was entered into, Pending
the decision OF the courts the mil, which
employs 1850 hands, shutdown.
The North Chicago Rolling Mill Com
many has one OF its North Chicago fur
naces in blast on spiegleisen with salts
factory results. 1t produces about 900
tons per week OF 80 per cent metal. This
is probably the inst manufacture OF
speigleisen on a considerable scale in the
western States.
The Potomac Lumber Company, oil
Elk Garden, has added machinery fOr
manufacturing pillow handles, table legs
balusters, &c, 1t has built about three
miles OF tram road and intends TO build
seventeen miles more, rs soon Us the
weather will permit, II is using twen'
ty-fve pound steel rail.
The Riverside Glass works have leas'
ed a portion OF Federal street in the
lower end OF Wellsburg from the proper
authorities, and are now preparing Ia
sink u gus WE'LL. John O, Rayl is doing
the drilling and is also a party TO the
lease. This makes the second well now
in progress, and the result OF the de-
yeiopment is looked for with interest,
Edward B, Bowie, once resident O.
Washington, now living in Bellaire, wa
in town yesterday, and said he was sur
prised at the improvements made here
recently, and predicted q great future FOL
Washington as u manufacturing place
Mr., Bowie is the Secretary OF the EtnI
glass works Of Belaire, and has gained /
wide reputation rs u designer OF move
styles in glassware, lie has recent!
been granted patents fora handsome de
sign In colored tableware and q yer!
unique aud handy glass inkstand,-
IHqShingiOn Journal.
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TheItC@bloOk will be rOmodclcd In the spring,
Mr.. James Woods is erecting house on Sixth
street,
When you want something to read go to the
postOTlC0 news stand.
Rev. Mr.. Wright OF Kentucky, will preach at
the baptist church Tomorrow,
Moro tenement houses aud store rooms arc
needed, It's said there IL not Il vacant ono In
town,
RuGians dOiacCd tho slgns on tho saloon win.
dowS OF James ReeSey aud Louis Job tho other
night,
Mt Pleasant will erect building with two
store rooms and jail on Tie int floor and hall
on the second,
The ~. Johns Dramatic Club, Of liOllaItc, will
shortly appear IN Martins Ferry for the benefit
OF the Catholic church,
William Mann received n telegram yesterday
announcing the death Ol his mother Ut Little
Falls, Mlnn, Mrs. Mann Ind attained rlpO old
ago.
Tho Young Peoples Social club was pleasantly
entertained last evening ut the residence Of MI
and Mrs. JRnCs Gray by tho ArCadlan club. Tho
entertainment wAs ono Of the most enjoyable Of
tic tphHD1,