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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1886. RAILROAD TIKE TABLE. LoilsrlUtHw Orleaas a Tf iu B'j WSlMtlPPITALLKT KOCTE. m KIt Nnvamher 22. !(. Aol MAIL. boalh. Sorth. Meapk Lai. 4:00 p.m 4:46 p.m :4S p.m 1:0 a.m 11:00 a.m K:4M a.m 8:20 a.m 1 .C. ... LeUed Viokiborr - 2:(H a. a Hamaoa aU 1:42 Ithel... ...F. 6:211 a.m 6: '21 a.m 9:30 p.m South. : P m Baton Koure.... .w. Sow Orle.na...-....U.... EXPRESS." 1:42 p.m 6:.tU p.m "North. Memphis . .......... 9:40 .m B:W) p Lola. 12;ir2Do'ol 2:45 p.m Calami.. 8:tn p.mill:10 a.m Vtckaburt- T:lft p. ml 7:3 a.m CONNECTIONS. aWth til Mne enterlni Memphis. B-Wilb M. A N. W R. R. r Helena. 0 For Ureenville end Uunliufton, end all Arkanaat point. I-Wlih V.AM, and V.. 8. A P. Rallroada. B-With N.. J. A C. R. R. fur Matches and Jaektoa. . . F For FoinU on the Branch. With ateamere lor Harou Sara. H With railroad! diverging- fur Florida and Coast pointa. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Canon all traini. JAS. M. KUW4KHS, V. P. eodU..M. M. BURKE, General Sup't. A. J.KNAl'P, U. P. A. NawMrl Mlaalnalppl Val. ley. Traina move aa tnllowt: No. I (tut line daily) leavea at 11 a.m. No. 2 leavat at 11:46 pm. daily. Bt. Louia faat line leavea daily at S:3" pm. No. 7 (laat line daily) arrive! at 1:30 p.m. Mail and ei prese arrivea daily at 3:1S i.m. St. Louia laat line arrive daily at :U5 a.m. Ml.ala.lppl and Trnneaar. Faat mail train leavea daily at 4 : p i. i arrivea at :4ft a.m. Local freight leaves at tf:4u a.m.i arrivea at 4:30 p.m. Freight traina Sot 5 ard 4 run tri weekly. No, A leavea taemphis Monday, VYedneaday and Friday. Maaa.aCltv,NprlnBftll and Jlfrn. mbl. Traina leave M. and T. depot aa fol low: No4, mail and eipreaa, leavea daily at 11:' a.m.; No. 3, mail apd eipreaa, ar rivea at S : r0 p.m. No. Ifl, M, Lnuia eipres, leavea duilr at 6:(KI p.m. ! No. lift, tit. Louia ipreas, arrivea at :.' a.m. Mrtnphl. anil l.lillti Kork. -Traina move aa followa (central ttand.rd time): Ho. 1 leavea ilnilv at 6:23 p. tn, : arrivea at 9:V p.m. No. .1 Icar.a at 6:.V u.m. : arrivea at a..'la.ie No fi (fruinhtl Ipavca llopefleld daily (except Hundiy) at ti:UU a.m.! arrivea at 7:10 p. iu. MruiphU and Cbnrl.ln Traina move aa followa: Through exiireaa Inav.a daily at 10:21) p.m. .iail and enraa leavea daily at thloa in. rtmierviHe acoinmoil tion leavea daily, except Sunday, at 4 :'tO p.m. Through eipreaa arrivea daily alHi'i a.m. Mail and exiireaa ar-ivea daily at 4:of p.m. homerville aorominoilHtioa arrival daily, except Hunday, atni.KI a. in. lulavfllf ami Aalivlllf Trains rove aa followa: Faat trail arrivea dily at ya.m.: leaves at 10:111 p.m. i mail leave. dily at 9:110 a.m. Uroin.viHe accommo dation) leaves daily, except Sunday, at 6:00 p.m.! mail arrivea daily at 6:01 p.m. Brownaville aeooromodaiion arrivea dni'ya aicept Bundav, at 8 40 a.xi. Utandard time). Momplal., nirmlnartinm and A Man ila Holl Bnringt Rouie-Traina move aa followa: No. 1 leavea Mcini.hia daily at3:4A P m.i arrive at ilolly riaringa at 8:30 p m. t No. 2 leavea Holly Sprnga daily at :J0 a.m.. arrivea at Memphlt at II :Ifa.in.i No. leavea Memphla daily at 7:30 p.m., arrivea at Holly Hprinia at 11 :M p.m. i No. 6 leavea lolly hnrinaa daily at 3 30 a.m., arrival at llemphia l 8:.'V a.m. TIIE WJUTIIER. Wkhihotok, D.O., 1 1 a.m., April l.'l. IK'S. Inlictitionai lor Alvnphm mul vlrin iij, lair weathf r, ulalinnary tntnpeia tnrp. lllno cip:nt,rpd itar. pdli'fliua. fbr TenneM't ani th Ohio Vattry: fair, Mjlitl warmf wmther, follawd in the tflrioVm portion by local rniim; urind ffmrrally wutiierhj.' eteorliKriil Hrporl. MnurHia, 'ft km., April 12, 1HHI1. Time W'tlutr 7:00 .m 11:00 a.m 8:(X) ti.m ('Icitr. I'air. Fair. 7:00 p.m. Muximum U'iiiii'Ritiin', 7H.0. Minimum tomiKTUttiri.. 5tt.0. Kit.lnfH.1l, O.(H). ; All ubarviili(iim urn Uirpn on 75 Dimidiau titnu.wliicli yt one tour fiiHtor tlian IoohI time. la the 'ota Kmlna, 8i8NAL Bkiivk k, U. S. Ahhv, April r.'.lSSU-Onty. Divihion oi tolecmtug tid rtp ru (or the bent-lit of rtvuitmrce and ajricul tnrtj. Cotlon r fit ion hullniin lortht) twenty-four Lonre eudinu Apr.) U'lh, 0 oVIiirk p.m. Btaupnia ia- TK1CT.' liur. iTLt. Wind. iio.cnJ r.7u s.K. :!o.(W7i 7i.o s.w. :oo;t.i; T.jD v. JH.HSO 7j.0 K. :i().(0i) (1.0 U.K. S B B oB B E. 78 fxi on 73 M 15 77 Wi 75 Ml 7(t 6! (IB 78 62 () 74 63 U3 no f-o 77 50 78 62 70 4(1 00 77 65 (10 78 61 1 0 72 39 77 -i9 (0 77 60 00 77 62 CO 77 49 00 73 61 00 U.r5 077 41 77 61 .025 Mrmpliia JNai h vitlt Grand Junction... (Jiihiiih Truvnnibia , Deodar rk!oltl)oro Ratfvville Hernando Grenada Arlington Frownavtllo Milan Parie Covington DTenibnvg Bolivar Ho'ly Spring.., Omford Burri Mrana 'inappreciable? Di'TRiOTA. 5 3 - "Wilni rBV n . .. . f, 05 Chilt'ion T:l 5:! 04 Aoiimtt 70 51 to 8vi nna'i Atlsntn 74 (5 Mor Itr'Hiifiy , ...... 7S ,r)tl ();( Wo1 iif 8i r,; (,o New Or!tv.imi ,9 f,i e Gi'lvHaum 79 hi co Vitkfihnijr Ml 57 Lilt If It.ii t: 79 52 0D Memntin 77 51 (12 Puma ... bis I ;0U 15 M"""-. 77 1 5 .014 CITY NEWS. The cars of tin- now roinpHny werv packrd full all day Siimhiy. The Catholic Knil.ttt of Atm riia meet here rarly in l:ay, In the Prolmtf Cmirt yfatrnlny fre. Fannie V. McNi-ar was appnintfd administratrix of the t'Ntatf of A. S. McNi-ar. Tha CitiwnR lUtilway Omipany haa lwon delayed in trurk laying 'y the failure oi eonlrartons to' deliver oak timber for flooring. A dariy named Ahe Moody huh arrented on the I'i Siiiet vesti nln hv CeptK. O'llHVer and l'ry.le for killini; another darky on the l'hil Allen in 187:1 JitKlire r.iittctiher)? luld an in quect yeclenlay on tlie hotly of a drunkard named liobeit 1'Iik k, vt l.o Vtas ftiund dead in hig bed at the Li brary Iiuilditig. '-licenses to niarry yetiterdayi Kundall Hunter and Mary Ix-e Casper, Morgan Wyatt and Fannie llarrvll, Sam K. Prowant and Mary 0. Sirk, Jamt Petera and Mattie Cray. Mr. Napoleon Hill saya he is merely a charter meniler ami not a atoekholder in the new Citizens' Water Company, and that he does not intend to resign his place in the Water Committee. A meeting of leading capiUliHta will he held this evening to dim-uss the Memphis, Kansas and Wentern railroad tjueHtion, and to take huc.1i steps as may he neccHtuiry to bring the road to Memphis. By an error in Mr. Moynton's statement in the AeiiAi. r-unday morning regarding the Kaciui-l'ra-thor affair, Cajit. O Haver whs report ed as having appeared on tlie Hcene shiirtly alter the shooting. He knew nothing of the aOair until next duy. O. M. liacini, charged with at tempting to kill Mrs. I'rather, ap peared in the Police Court yesterday ready for trial, but there were no wit nesses and the caso was continued. He w ill doubtless be discharged, as Mrs. I'rather is the only witness against him except his wife, who can not testify. The calttfor new books at the Odd Fellowv' Public Library is steady but they are not supplied, and this year the order did not make the usual ap propriation for periodicals They should not lie expected to bear the whole expense, an 1 cannot do so. There are about 2500 on the shelves, and they ore fast wearing out, Some thing ought to be done at once if it is done at all. Memphis is not the only city anxious about a public water supply. Mayor Hillyer recently said to a Con dilution reporter: "Atlanta needs a good system oi water-works more than niivthing. Mv resolution diss not contemplate the immediate work, however. It instructs the Committee on Water-works to advertise for plans for a new system. I mean this: Should an engineer or any number of engineers see tit to make 11 survey of the route and submit 11 plan, wu will decide whether or not we will accept the plan. Of course an engineer whose plans are rejected will get nothing for his work. If there is a successful man he will get flWXI." Sole Agents for Horace It. Kelly & Co.'s Key West Cigars. The trade supplied at New York prices. A full assortment constantly on hand at the following stands eon trolled by us: Cnyoso Hotel stand, Peabody Hotel stand and 310 Main street. Fresh shipments received weekly. 1. samhijjow co. PERSONAL. Col.. J. lii KNS ami daughter, Miss Siwie, of Tusciimbia, North Alabama, are at the Peabody, "Y Oi.n Folks" have suddenly com- to be the newest fashion ultra fashionable, we may say. John W. CfHiti.N left last night for the (Supreme Court at Jackson, Tenn , to be absent several days. Miss Jknnik Woon of llrowsville is visiting her friend, Miss Initio Mil liard, No. 173 Alabama Street. Tim Confederate Historical Asso ciation will meet to-night at. No. 39 Madison street. A full attendance tied i red. C. It. FmitiA, who has been 011 a visit to his father, Dr. W. M. Fuipia, returned yesterday to his home in Detroit, Mich. Thk Dramatic Club of Adams street will give the rendition of two come dies at the residence of Mr. B. M. Kates to-night, instead of to-morrow night, as was at first announced. Thk friends of Mrs. Siillie Houston Carr. a former resident of Memphis, will be glad to know that she will visit us the present week. During her stay she may give an address on temperance. It is toped sho may once more let us bear her voice in some remembered songs that used to thrill our senses. Mehnim. W. P, Dunnavant, presi dent of the Memphis, Drunswick and Atlantic Hailroad Company, and Kd ward Orgill ol Memphis, have deter mined to lay o(T the village of Magno lia at Magnolia station, Memphis, ltrunswick and Atlantic railroad, and near "tiills," Memphis and Charles ton Hailroad. Sale at an early day by F. W. Hoyster & Co. LOOAL .NOTICES. Skk ad. of Memphis Steam Shirt Factory and Ijiumlry on lHth page. Kai.sominino telephone 009, A. Mc Neil. Goldsmith's embroidery sale this week. MkmphibStainbd Glass Wokks 23 Third street. Call and see. Sa-NP a pos'al to the Memphis Collar and Cuff Laundry, 61 Main street, to call fur y.jur laundry. Have yon a damp, unhealthy cel lar? Wsteon's Bitumen Concrete will make it dry and whoUsome. Tele phone ur8. Tub excursion to Florida will leave Memphis over the Vemphis and Charleston road April 13th, lttli and 15th at 9:10 o'clock a.m. and 10:20 p.m. " ....... .....n a, Mti. . Dutrv (hHsement), fr few days only; no conditions; warranty "deed; sine. 30x!M; bona fide everyway; call and learn particulars. Thk soft mounlight and balmy spring air promise to be just as favor ai'le for seeing the girls home and "sparking" in the modern Did Times (next Thursday nilit) as 100 vears ago. Ins Herbal Chi.. Cure, the best tonic ami aiili-iicn tr,o n. A certain m.1 n:e cure i.,r c-.,. frico $1 par bot tle. . 'Unm t, .-ircuiar. Ait ti. trixen. ' t.i, .,, j,,v c. Itucker, ufnrnNiri, V a. Sknd to Memphis Floral Company f r list and prn-e-eurre nt O' pUnts. Have lareitft stock in town. Come out a id see ,r yourself. South gate KI111 wood Cemetery. "Wat-os's Bitumen Concrete," for the imvini rf cellsr, warehouse and ttahle li .,.:, driveways, walks, ate. Hard, sn o h ainl durable, and proof anaiitsi ilHiiiiine-s Hiid at epage. Tele phone ii"8. Thk sale of 1 U in the village of Vapnoha is suggwtive of cool breezes, wavimr foliage, verdant lawns ami pleasant odors; all to Ik? reached by lour regular trains each- way per day, or twenty minutes. drive on a tine gravel rimd. Tiih,k hss been a regular-run on epen-end thimbles in view of the ld fashioned ipiilting paiiy expected. Slender, taper lingers are to be rnlh lea-dy sacntieed to woman's artistic realism. John Malsli, t'nitertuker, Will move to 3 8 Second street, cor rer of ail y bet wt en Madieou and Mcjnroe, abont April 15th. K. LOIVEIVaSTEIIf & BHOS. Respectfully call the attention of the Ladies that their GBKAT KKDVC-riOH BALE or IrafcMd,MIka,Einbroi- deiTtn and I)omeMtlca Will be continued throughout this week. Oar sortment was never o complete. We do not ask you to call on any special dav, but be sure and pay us a visit daring the week. We have no hesitancy in aaylng that our offprints have no parallel id the history of the dry goo Is trade of Memphis, and it is not likely that the opportunity to purchase such desirable goods at such EXTREME LOW PRICES will be repeated this season. H. LUWESTEIX A IlliOS. Fine Watch repairing at Mul ford's. Wi will deliver choice ash wood at (4 per cord while we are hauling from the barge. C. B. BRIAN A CO. Order Mealnat Mulford's. ti to Meirtplala floral Company for planlaj and plenty of litem. Tug Turf Exchange opened at 33 Monroe street on Mobile laces last night. Will sell pools, make books and combinations on all racing events in the United Slates. T Have Your Frent-li Clocks Put in order at Mullord's, 204 Main. Watson's Bitumen Concrete la abso lute proof against dampness, seepage and rate. Telephone 038. Nolld Silverware at Mulford'u Coal. In order to introduce the Alabama Splint Ct al in this market, it will be delivered at 30o per barrel in city lim its. It has no superior. P. M. PATTERSON A CO. Telephone 559. Mulford, Jeweler, .Main, o loclts orders from the country. AIMHT10NAL UIVKKS. WKATIIIR AND ItlVFKS. OkKH'B SltlNAL SKUVtt K, U. S. A., M km imi m, April 12, 1 p.m. The following observations are taken nt all stations named at 75 meridian time, which is one hour faster than Memphis time: Ab've Low Water. Change. Rise Fall Feet. lOtbs lOths lOths 49 4 4 24 0 53 1 10 8 4 2 8 9 8 3 10 0 "7" "tt 3 11 4 8 5 8 32 ' 3 2 33 (J 2 48 7 5 12 0 2 9 12 "21 1 l'" 4 0 15 6 1 38 9 4 STATIONS. Cairo..... Chattanooga I.. ( incinnali Davenport Dubtitpte Fort Smith Keokuk Helena I .a Crosse Iipnvnnworlh... Little Itock Umisville M' 111 pit is Nashvillo New Orleans... Omaha .... Pittsburg St. Iin is.. St. Paul Shreveport Vicksburg. Nkw Ohlianb, April 12, Night Departed : Charles Morgan, Cincinnati. Wrbelinq, April 12. N ght River 21 feet tenches on the gauge and fal ing. Weather clear and pleatant. PirrsBUBO.April 12 NoonRiver 12 feet 9 on inches the gauge and station ary. Weather cloudy and mild. Cincinnati, April 12. Night River f 2 feet 10 inches on the gauge and full ing. Weather clear and warm. PiTTSBUKu. April 12. Night River 12 feet 3 incliej on the gnuge and fall ing. Weather mild pud raining. Evansvii.1.1, April 12. Night River rising, with 43 feet 2 inches on the gauge. Wea'hor clear and pUaiant. HnsmeHS quiet. Cairo, April 12. Night Uiver 49 foot 4 inches on the gauge and rising. W'eaihercloudy and n.ild. No arrivals. Departed: City of Hi. Lou s, New Or leans, 7 p.m. IxwisviiXB, Arr'l 12 Night River ptnt onary, with 32 fea t 4 inches in the canal and 30 leet 2 indies on the falls. Woather warm ai d ahowi ry. Arrived: James W. Gaff, Memphis. EvANbVii.t.a. April 12. Noon Rivtr tiaing, with 43 1-10 f -et on the gauge. Weather clear and p'eai ant. Arrived: Golden Rule, New Orleans, 8 a.m. I. -parted: Gid. leu Rale, Cinuinntti, S;3J a.m. Liuwilik, April 12 Noon River fa ting, wi'h 32 feet 3J inches iu the canal and 30 feet 1 ) inches on the falls. Businees dull. W'ta'her mild and r earieg, wi h In avv ia na this nimn ink:. Departed: Jatues V. Gaf, Cin cinuatf. St. Louis, Apiil 12. Night River stationary, and ii"W stands 21 feet on the gauge. Weather cbar and warm. Arrived: Jack Frost and barges, Mem phis; Port Kiilt and barges, My Choice and bargee, R. S Hityes and targes, New Orleans; City of Providence, Viclshurg. No departures ol regular packets. Cairo, April 12 Noon River 49 feet 3 inches on the gsnge and rising. Wiather r'ondy and mild. Arrived: Atkama City, St Iinie, 10 p.m.; An nie P. 'Silver, New lllean, midnitiht; Oranite State, CincirnRti, 3am.; City of Cairo, Vickahurg,4 a.m.; City of St.. Louis, St. Louis. 9 a.m. Departed: Annie P Silvr, St. Louie, 1 am.; Ar kanaas City, Vit kehurir, 3 a.m.; Gran t Bate, Memphis, 7 am.; city of Ctiro, SU Louis, 8 a.m. HOTEL ARUIVALS. P embody Hotel. C. B. OALLOVVAr A CO Panrairroa. Katea Vi f and M per day, ac-' r ioa to aiie and lueation of room fipaeial ratea made. C A Woodruff, Tenn J W Viaeent, Ind W B Denaoraet, tJnnn F W Harbin. Tana J P Kdiuod'n,TennW 8 Hoy -. Ky K8C .tele, Ky J M Maaon, Miat JMill.r. Tenn J K II e 1 A w. Ky J W Allen, Tenn M F llouae, Tenn H S Kinateln, Va 11 P Beieineer. P K r- Conklin. Ob o J Abc.w, Miaa Mra J li'iacoe, Miat B B Ch am, Miat JUL ahtf ot, Tenn M Pace, ie. W U Lockrtt. Tenn T C Caae, N Y W J Wallace. NY T J Br. fan. Tenn F Y Millette Aar.Ark L Hen k, Tenn E F Adair, Ka II M r hock ley, Mo J L Jordan, Ala M Wilhama, Miat J A Pcarce, Miat W U Paine, Ala J U Blood, Mo FA K.l-y, N Y 8 II li II. Tenn 0 J Craw'ord. Ga R K Ilullintton.Tenn T W riharman, Ky Wm Jxckion, t C Jro Blaina, Wit 0 K Ilil'inaaly. Miat J K rcntra, Ky W W Taylor. Tenn E H Daly. Tenn J F O.lmrue, Tenn I.J Kllia. Ark J W Wo.,lir,dne. K ,y CCI'rin. wAlo.Ark Miaa 8 K Jouea, Ark L u it iii-n, atk J K Wood, Ark j H tirove, at a Mr. A Scott Ad. Tenn F II tea. Ark Mra P KoxeraAa.Teanll W Mockley, Tenn Miaa B Allen, Ark T lliirtinan. Ark Miaa Hamuela, Ark A II Plant, Tenn J MoCullnuth, NY J Bowinn, Tenn Mr. A I. Hunter. Miaa K J lliliman. Ark K Brotberaton, ti Y M M Ilodenbeimer.Mo ra. Ky J V veiien, l.a W W Z.nu. N Y J J Leon, N J Frenkel, N Y C A Woodruff, Tenn J M Porter, Mo C K Mormar, Tenn A V 8uiitb, Ark L Human, Mo K II Lewia.lex 11 W llailey, Canada T WKtoul-rd.8 0 U 11 II,, .oil Mn P Lorn, Tenn WM M .rab-ll Aw, Milt F Tomlin, hy K I 1 nrrinaton, Tenn CN Ko:ktellnw, Ark W V Moure, Al Miaa t Mooro. Ala W L Sharp, Mo J K Baird. Mitt L While, Mo Mra tt Ponnrll, Miat H Miinafield, Tenn H II Phlllii.a. Tenn V, Muaon. lenn J S Duneroinh, Tenn T Krticuian, Tenn J I, Witt'a, ' enn J A I) nic, Tenn W S Fly. Tenn J Orariil. Tonn K li lteiir.1. Tenn T It Maxwell, Miai II V Lenox. Ark J 11 Voatnn. Tenn A 0 l.anftiiff, Tenn K (ttill, Tenn M Durhran, Tenn M W llanaon, Miaa J T Fdwarda, Miat A M ,!uckain. Ala Wiu Chat, Mo. J M Jonua. Ala Tlie Kew IJnya-eo. FAHKIXtilOV, STEWAK'f A WHITE, PaiieitiKTiias. Batoa, $2 50 to $4 per d y, accord nc to loca tion 01 rooma. W K Mnrah, Mwi A Popk!ti, Knt H Kirkiiiim, la C M Day, Mo I) L lle.nh.Tox 1 M ll irditiir. M at II 1 ' i-urka. NY Mi: Harris, n. Col j K Williaui-on, Ark N B Newmnn. Ark W UDalejr, lenn KCJude, Ky 0 L Howe ton, lenn W A Applraate, Ind W V Crime. Kv L A I li uuh. N J Jntnaa J timer, NY J A Fitten, Ua .1 I hoiii.nli, tin, I. ,1 mil. 1" K F w i.liau.a, IU J 1' M Laea, Tenn It U Vellcnoa. Va t Beno, N Y J K Kirklaod, NY W Kubbina, Mo K .loiiv. Tenn H i MtuiKer. Maat J M Pieatiiic, Mica J Aiotin, Tenn H C Toi,Aw, Tenn Miaa I not", T'nn Mi'i Toot, Tenn N Hill Aw, Tenn C L.'ke, T nn John R ioner, Tenn Vt UM-Krland,Tenn Mr- J U Su lett, Mo Mra J I) Kim-, Mo 8 W Smith. Diiio B Kowland. N Y JMJohnaon.Ga J K H ker, lenn S M Juckaon, Tenn tl T lUma, Mo J T llu, Tenn J II Freeumn, Tenn S 0 Curtiaa, Wit w Ltjiauahter. va w Y blun, va t Ilaiuberiier, Ohio M Frank, Ohio W Wood, hy J .Moter, Oh'O K Ilelev. Mo K A Webber. Tenn J H Pu len, Tenn B I' Hobtood. Tenn 1 M to"ke, Jt 1 ww A'mairona, rai'n A L Lav a. Ohio . W : Kufield, England W A Vtoiria, Ark M When er A w, Ala . , t ' l. 1 it. u:-. 1 uru..).. . 1 . vi l.n i i uduici, ni. mi" . n.ci.i, tllll itwanla. Mn M J Norton A w. Mo J llcndt raon, N C Jielxe McCorry, Tenn T VYbi'e, Miat A N.winan, Ohio Mi-a M tvelob, Miat Thoa liickeon, Ala K II tllaarcock. Tea LKIIenth Tenn K I' C"'UT, Tenn Ik. l.ow.nhaupt.Tenn J II 0'Nenl, Tonn P K Iliivia A w, Tenn Miaa L Whil'en.TennK Lind cv km, Tenn Miaa t'uab, Ten 11 Mi." H Elliiar, Tenn W K Love. Tenn B I'eroa, Tet n Mia M Harp, Mo CM I-Mile. Mo W K ,vl rah. Maat K II Wheeler, Ky John Dili, Mina J .ISchwnr't, Vlial T linker, .Miaa C S Ti Innin, Mist J SVaufrb'in, Miaa J It Smith, Ind KMIaer, Ky W P v ..tkina, Miat J II Mer ott. Ark I! L Jobnaun, Tonn N L B imli, Ti'tiu T McAllicter, Tenn J I Mutiaon, Tenn I 0 Jie-kaun, Ala CO llui lip, Ala T Kinphenaon, Mitt S V SH-wiirt, .Maat F H W inter, A'k B tl 1)1 nto . Ark L M JiHikina Aw, N Y Mia A Jctikin-, N Y N L II .lilwin, i nn S F Thompson, Tonn T U Wd, Tenn S J ilinnm, Tonn Frank Lane, Miaa C Hall, Ark Mine MrCorrr, Tenn Miaa vii.rloi, Tenn SU Hiuiip 00, Tenn WJ Owen, 0 0 0 L Cal.wu. Ill G M Verriam, III J Huper. li U I Payne, Ky SF Morton, Ky tiliNldii' Hotel. W. n. BINOllAM Manaohb. European plan. Enlarged and refurniahed. Piinoa aocoriiina: to aiie and loca tion ol' toouit. R W McFerran, Ohio 8 Ermon Aw, Ark J L Hulton, Miaa T I) C lina. Tenn Mra I B Hale, Ark Miaa Hale, Ark A Kucy, Tenn TJ tlrnliain. Tenn A Lowonato n, Tenn T J Dullin, Tenn D VY unthurK r, Ohio JNeUnAw.Mo J Weiner, Miaa Mra It McFerran, Ohio JWKik.Tenn 0 K Cull 11a. Miaa n Friend Ac, M'a J II Unas, Miaa W n ll-ndirnon. Visa I II Smith, Toon M Morriwfihar.Ten:: F II Kt tnnill, La C 11. drick, Tenn 0 S Mire, lenn J I'enneJl A . Tonn W P Wnrfielil, Viat 8 N Hauinr. iiii J K Monro, Ark J A Baker, IV nn 1) M K. aera, Miat II Wetter, Mi v. Dnlty'a t.iiriMnn Hotel, Corner of Adnmt ami Main atroeta. Itooma, 6"c, 7:'o no 1 ?l i"T duy: American Plan, 12 per day. Fir-t-cliiPa Kcstniirant in the Hotel. J. M. lMll'KY (111 yeir- with Peiibodx Hotel) Pnuirietor. S II Carver Aw, Neb U Kitr. Ark LJ Vce III A A Sharp, Miaa A V Sh-lby. Miaa C 8 ounan, Ohio J Filaiiiiinoiia, Ark P M Morria, Tenn W r-pen.- r. Tenn A Mc xbbv, Tenn AV A Ileum r, Miaa .1 T Maciulny, In C He nek, Am K W lliirhin. Ark A Wil-o', lenn SgfriHp. Mo W A Cubb, lla A J 11 in Jiaon AwMiat L P Willian a, Tenn K I. lluke, T' nn W It Duke, Tenn T Cochran, Ark Brhiidora. Aik LW Williama, Ark 8 P Henry lenn t, P William', jr, Tenn ,J 1) J.incH, Trim N D Urt en, Tenn A A Martin, lenn 1. P Williama, Tenn J 11 Ward. Ark II J Landing Aw, Va M H la.k.Tenn W B Harry, Ark W H Dowi.a, M'aa 0 II While, Tenn II N arreo, Mitt M M Motlee, Mo OFOtidl ,Vo CCHcdrick, Mo W Mahn Aw, Ark 1 A Merre.l.Tenn L B T .lar, Ark O W Ireland, Tenn M I) Patter. on, Tenn H L Uooin, Ark M Murdock, Tenn 11 Wither., Mo MLJa"oba, Ky Mra K Miller, ta M bparka, Mo W 11 Sptara, Ind. t'larendua Hotel. Koa. tO and 6t Madiion atreet. HOWLKS A LhAKK Pn raixTORg. Rt,i y2 1 or oiiy, day board 20 per uotith. JC Grant. Ill U W Prouitllt, oity W .Luce h. Tonn K llnidpna oin, Tenn 0 E Me'iiil, Te. n E D I rad.luck, Tonn tJ II tt h.te. Tern e B Cnlnna, city Miaa t- Howell, Miaa Cant raa lord, river 8 0 Mn-tin, Ala S Htebee, Tenn PrPlIThoona.TcnnJ F Neil. Ky PllCrawlnd. river Jamca ll Martin, Ala Iluc'i Sinnh, ci-y S A I homp'on. lona K l'H..I'0-fOM Al.Mia.'J V Ely Aw, Mist K Who, Icr. Ill " m Aki. , M aa H ihm t, r tv HJ-chlo a, Ky I) I, Han. 1 ton, Ohio K Hu.a'.Toi n P II Dunlan, lenu M N I'alm. r, Ky J t Vo riacy, III T P Harrinnton, Mo tl M Mount, Tenn M Tt ar.on, Tenn J J Ounnu alia-.. Ill 1, K Vunnea arber.Ark U P Dautell. Ill M Hit ntt, Miaa W P grerne, Tenn J. OA.nD To all bo are anOerinii from the errort and tndiacretiona of youth, nervoua weakneat, early de'ny, loaa of manhood, etc, I will tend a recipe that will car yon, FREE OF CHARGE. Thia (rent remedy wax die cover ed by a miaaionary in South America. Send elf-a.lJrea.el envelope to tha Re,JjltfB T. Ia', r,. aj-m. r.. OKI GoltlMudNllvor Taken as t a-h, Mnlfurd's HH Main. le to RnilMlae A Latoanaralno for year flnnihiutt anal . 11 line. . . lyeliiK hikI Ch'HiiliiK. Ladies' ami genta' c'tMhea t leaned or tlye) in any color, also kid gloves, ostrich feathers and lace curtains by K. igel, W .Ipflersi.u street, Vem phis, Tenn. lino, In nwaia-nd bv extiret.a. Kiccl once aul 4'axb Are the et relg of Mulford's fucetve. Memphla t lorial t'o. ItHa Ibe Inrlteat aiaarli il plnuia In town. Uel Rnilratire A Uxonwtnlonleoe year fiiamriiHtr Monograui ItunglcMt Mul for L t&"Th firm ol GOO DBA R & CO. and Shoe Business, in connection r.lll.t l rvUxlaa Vi nnrlr "" '"Y'" in the past and hope for a continuance A. B. SOODIAI, Late of Goodbar A Co., Memphla. GOOBBARa LOVE & CO eTicl 367 & 3G9 Main BOSTON We are now receiving a large and En'lrely Kew S(ck of tEaatern and Custom-Made Booto and Shoeefor Spring Trade of 1886, which we offer at Itock llotiom Prices, on aa liberal terms aa can be made by any competing market. We have EXCLUSIVE control in thia market of the fol lowing lines rf CUSTOM-MADE Goods, all ol whish we warrant to give perfect satisfaction: George blocker's celebrated Men's Calf Boots. Brady A Sbortell's Boys', Youths', Misses' and Children's Solar Tip Shoes. T. M. Harris 4 Co.'s Philadelphia made Children's Shbes. Also, L. W. Nute s Co.'s Kip Brogans and Plow Shoes tbe best Brogans made in the United States heretofore handled by Qcodbar A Co. We are the only house in thia Market handling the cele brated Krippendorf, Dittmann A Co. line of Lidies' and MiiW Kid, Goat and Calf CUSIOM Gooda EXCLU SIVELY, nnderthe Fartnrv BranHs. s S. By Order o the Court of Common Sense No. 1. OFFICIAL, To All Good Citizens of Mem phis Greeting : You are herewith, notified that I, Publio Opinion, Judge of the Court of Common Sense No. 1, for the City of Memphis, State of Tennessee, do hereby inform all those within the jurisdiction of this Court that the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 262 Seoond street, have received an elegant stock of New Spring Clothing, which is being offered at remarkably low prices. As it is for the interest of all good citizens to get the most possible for thoir money, I, Public Opinion, do, in my official capacity, invite every ono needing new Clothing to imme diatcly visit the Misfit Clothing Par lors, No. 262 Second street, opposite Court Square. Sworn testimony before this Court having commenced, wo state that the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 262 Seoond street, arc selling fiuo Tailor-Made Garments at onc-liulf their real value, I grant that placo tho sole right and title of being known as the People's Popular Bargain Resort. MISFIT 262 Second St., Memphis, i Opp. Court Square. i PUBLIC OPINIO!, Judge ot Common Sense Court No. 1, Memphis, Tenn. j Open Kvrnlnaa nxitU 9 !..: aiVlocU.' Nnniralaya till II. i Krnirnibrr, nil alieraltont In In.ur. a tierieet III Hone Ire- if t-harit tiy a flrai-elua Inllor lunar erarlurM. i J. a SCHMIDT & SON,1 1. -r . ! impnrtert ana aeaiert in wnaa. nil lam lnd riNhlaipr Taekle, Bnllaleera' unnian r, i.irririo nnn. anu n n , . . ii . . . . i v)-i tin M ,... t n,r 111,,1. ,nu I.PI.IOII..MI- - Mala Mml, Mrmphla, ream. Kleotrio tuppliat alwayt oa hand.laRepairtnA neatly dnne. Frank Schumann, WM CliiPn Importer and Devler tn diina, Ftahlntr Tarkl. and f. ports- aiira'eau.,iie tr tpeoisl attention I'liuvvk WAMIFAtlUilKti and KH FAlKINt. -m 413 Main Mllfenipbli, Tenn baa been dissolved, and we have reorganized oor interest in tbe Wholesale Boo with Mr. W. E. Love, late ol Warren, Love & Co., St Louie Mo and Mr J C. tha artvU of anrl firm n. : Ll to. .1 1- A-TT"!" 0,. . Jnr'"' 1 A , , -u.niiraiiivw, of their favors. a J. H. eOODBAK, Lata of Goodbar A ( 0., Mampb.it. . . w- l-OT. LaUol Warren, Lov wiioijebaijH rui and 18 Gayoso Streets, Memphis, Tenn, OFFICE No. 24 HIGH STREET. ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. 1 DIES HARDWARE ! PLAIN AND BRONZED DOOR BUTTS. PLAIN AND BRONZED DOOR LOCKS. PLAIN AND BRONZED SASH FASTENERS, BOLTS, KNOBS, ETC. A MONT COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDERS' HARDWARE Of Every Deaorlptlon. TO COKJTBiiCTOllS ! We are Joat la Receipt of a Large Nblpmeat r R. R. Plows, Columbus Steel Drag Scrapers, WIIEtLB AKK0 W S, SHOVELS, TICKS, MATTOCKS, And a Complete Line of CAM1 OUTFITS. DES JARDINS, MILLER & ROOTES, WHOLESALE HARDWARE, No. 394 WAiy STREET MKWPHIM, TIOXXESSKK. Jamea M, Uoodbar I Win. L,. 'ark Eaarene J. CarrlnKton frank U.Jeuea 3BattgVllla.eca. 1QOO. WHOLESALE BOOTS and SHOES 319 Main Street, Memphis,, Tenu. WE offer to MEKCHASTH OWLY thlar(reat and beat ttock of Boott and Bhoei we havo ever broonht to thia market, and which cannot be turpaaaed in quality ana tylea by any houae in thia or any nther oity. In addition to a complete line of Eattern made gooda, including the I'tLl BK.l a u UUUIIHaK A Ct. BMOW4NN, we handle a large and select stock of Cuatom-made Gooda for Men, Women, Miaaea and Children. We carry a number of the beat makea in the country, in ever variety ind st le, aad among them i the well known Men's Calf boott and rjhnes manufactured by 0io, Hooker for our Hpring Trade. We alao carry a choice line of Ladies' and Mines' Cnatotn Kid, Qoat and Calf floods, manufactured by Krippendorf, Dittoian A Co. We invite the trade t.i examine our ttock before buying elsewhere, and we guarantee everything. we sell tn give saiiafaotioD. U"l.ltH or I'O. TO T1IETRADE. Notwithstanding one of onr corn. fietitors pnblislicH a letter from (Jto. locker Muting "lie has not sold n any calf boots for nprliiar trade," THE FACT IS, we hare those goods now hi afore, which we offer to the trade nt as low prices as they can bo found elsewhere. We guarantee them to bethe'iKNUINEMeo. Hotker boots, and adapted to the present sea son's trade. Urspcf tfnlly jours. OOOnitAK .V CO. Memphis, flareh 18. 1X8(1. EAGLE Boiler Works. SHEA & McCARTIIT, Fropr's, 140, 142, 144 Front, Memphi8l rvN Of THI LARORST BOILER SaOVti i u tuv HVB.U, inu id. ouij uumiuefce Boiler aid Seet-Iroc Wurks in the oity. MannrtMitarera of heavy nlate Iron, wora of eyery lieacrlptlon. Special . H.M. i,.l..l,.n(i w ... V NAPOLEON HILL, President. ll. J. ly.v, t'astiier. MeniDlus City Fire & Gen'llDs.Co. :OEN A UENEB4I, FIRE AND if A KIKE BI SI NESS A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS FULL PAID CAPITAL DIHEOTOnSl U. FURSTENHFfM, WM. I. COLK, S. MANSFIELD, D. K. f!i?e 19 I?faillMrtn Nlre?l, afeiMulii. Tenn S. 0. 11ERNDON. HEGNDON MERCHANDISE BROKERS A ntl Mainifatturors' Ajrentm 83 Front St., Rooms 8 and ft. lTn-Stnlrs. Memphis, Tenn. Tr-lephone 754. J. A. BAILEY. J. L BAILEY & GO,. IP ILa HJ Efir 3.3G Second Street, Hempliis. A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF PLUMBKRS. OAS AND STSM FITTERS MaturiHla. I'umpa, Drive Well.. lion. Lead and -tone Pipe.Uaa Kixturea, Olobea, Etc' FRANK F. W0CDS. WOODS & CARRIAGES, Bt.5f.IES, WAGONS. Harness, Saddles, Agricultural Implomouts and irachinery. GHOKGI.l (OtIHIXEI COTfO.X AX1 COUX PLIA'TEH.. jiTi SJSecoud Street, if uiau our inenaa lor tneir patronage g GOODBAT t h. GonnRAif J. . . C. CALLirOTT. Co., SU Lou it. Late of Cold water. IS We also control the following SDacialtiea under ool," own brands, vi : Goodbar, Love A Co.'a Men's Grained Calf CUSTOM-MADE Bals, Button and Congress. Goolbar, Love A Co.'s Men's N.K. Calf CUSTOM MADE Bals, Button and Congress. Goodbar, Love A Co.'s Ladies' Kid and Goat CUSTOM-MADE Flexible Polish and Button f3 OOfShoes. Oar Ladies' $3 00 Shoes are made from the best se lected Curaooa Kid and Tampico Goat Stock, and have Solid Sole Leather Counters and Flexible Inner Soles and we warrant them to fit and give porfect satisfaction in everv repnect. Sweet Tickles, Etc. Slnlted Frnlt Plrkled OraOKes, Slnfled Krnlt 1' It'll led Caeniubera, SlnrTed 'ralt Pichlrd Peppers, MnrTetl fruit Piehled Mangoes, Mixed Nweet Picblaa, Crnaa Hlneh well'. Claow-Cbow aad Mlxvil Plrklea, Plain Cncnmber Pick let by (he (ftM. Other brand, or Plain and Hlzod Pickle. In tjlla. ami Olive. J. E. BUCIIHAM Sc. CO. Corner Second and lleale Sis. R. KUPFERSCIIMIDT, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN blnus, Ammunition, Flsbing Tackle and Base-Hall (iooils. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. fit Main Street, f rnuphla. Tenia; Manufactoring and Repairing of flunt a Mrtnnt.'tv TV. N. WILKEKSON, Vlpe-Pre!tlen JA.MES REILLV. JOIty L0AGUK MYbKS, W. I). L'KTUKLL. JOHN CALU00N. & CALHOON, a. E. WITT. 13 IES 2ES W. C. SW00PE. SWOOPE, Memphis Tenn.