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THE MEMPHIS X AILY APPEAL-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1883.
EMM If M
CHRISTMAS
Christmas Presents.
in dress goods,
J n Silks and Velvets,
Iti Rich limeades,
In UI;u-k Goods,
III Uinghunis and Calicoes,
In TaMe Linen,"
la Table and Piano Covers,
In Ladies' and Misses'
HOSIERY,
CHR
ISTMAS PRESENTS!
In JfaiiilMHKie lorlier.s and Tace Curtains,
In Turkish Hugs, Hheepskin Itugs. Carriage Hugs,
In ISuflaio ami Wolf Itobcs,
In Fire Screens and Plush Tables,
In Artistie 15 r ass ools,
il
FANCY MB Of NUT KIM & DOLLS
Ah Early in tbe Week as Possible, and thereby Avoid the Rush and Crowd of .
the Last Few Says Before Christmas.
B.LOWE
UK LI ABLE (JOODS! : : : :
f
FIE BOOTS AND
B i 1 1 1 1 1 vw 1 1
2 S tit? 2 W3 J
251 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn. '
4rd ra from Abroad will Rcaaivo Our Prompt Attention.
S.CLEMENT '
i
i. i:i.nt in
Oysters, Fish
;'lf. Mr.. -
CGBealo .St
mi ni1 ii is.
ft
(mm.
ii-k.mi:mn tr nsir. port tii v,
NO
mm I
AT THE-
JET PALACE.
KI T A-
Hari Times Sale.
I'lio Imm hn not rtruvk ui yet, although we
in nn cxtrnnrUiimry flue stork of
roit the holiday.
Vi nr h"iin 1 ti Iiit(vo if i.or lurire t"k of
W j.t'-hrf. lur If (' .luwelry. cur PUtl
.l-M-i hy. our K'-liil fil wirwHn. otir Silver-lit
W in.-, utir rrt'ht h tttnl Aimrirnn 1 lock.-", OpeiM
. ht-'d (iii.l curt .il lino of iritutU kept in urttt-
I'i.i.-n Jr well V Mni't.-.
UV tlurrlir will iiitikennit mnut mk n naeri-li.-t-
un.l oltur i'ur ituuii- til cxreetlinicly low tiguru.
;fnlV .rnfilit IMHitioml Henrf-I'lnn,
lo 1 1 tin, l-i-i.oj. In I he Hty.)
I..umii.l feiml. Hi)! l tt;oa.
IliHiiionil NlnuN. o ft.vto.
llittiioii4l l.aee-IMnt, 910 lo M0.
iHtiionl I'.nr-UiuKd tollt4tre), U
&KHHI.
lni,p, w mount tip Tinmond! ! order in
nnv ilrciirn, liv ti r?-t t-hi flinitini-iet ltri. All
iir ti..h- u:irnititi'l n rcprccntctl or llio imuioy
ifliiinliMl. K 't3 tlnlly,
M. GOODMAN & CO.
I. KOINCIIKK, Manager.
281 Main Street.
a. -. v m 0 m a fs tw ti n i
UVtO IUN Ot hrtUbVCnUit.
Heal Estate Dealers
AUKXTS AXU IlUOKFltS,
OrriCE. 281 SECOND STH
N. C 'r. Nrroart Bad ('rt,
tfEMPHlS, .... TENNESSEE.
EAL KSTATK B'1 UIIT AND P01.I, TASKS
t M. MtTiT'l Hi'ft.'.j, rtf., nrt t V.m mtinn .
jutellisrenco Oflice
417 M UX STREET,
ShRVAJiTb or every dreriitioll. white or eol
6red, furnt-lu d at xaid ffic. n lai.ikli.ti..-
or at nhort notice.
LAIIOKKKS for raitroad, levoei and public
-Work, plantntion and I'urm hand. meehani(ii.ete
OKDKK8 FOK llul SK&KRVANTS. out of eityl
mul be aeeomiiauicd by each and trtuiKportatioa
urrnnm'd for.
FOIM).
KOOIIS AM itO AKl.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
H.HOCHB,
iOOMlarre front rmnn, turnUhedur antur
V ni-hid. with or without board; reasonable.
At J'oplar street. -
'f 0' MS Knuite aud ninirln, furninhed and ua
J furniphed. with or without board; alof
t . . '.'J Madion fret.
.' t iiVAKl Furnished rvuins with
j n, at Madin Hreet.
'. ' v . ,t "rnif bed or uo-
U .v. u ..,-:.!'Y.ht.
1 ?2fWlf7r Ta Tft mi
V 4 i fiHB
ill
Christmas Presents.
IX WINTER WRAPS,
In Ladies' Suits,
In Misses' and Children's
Plush Cloaks and Hats,
In Misses' and Children's
Cloaks and listers,
In Misses' and Children's
Dresses,
In Ladies' Underwear.
lily W AMQUfll
M Mould AdtiMe Our Friend ( Make Their
ISTMAS PRESENTS!
NSTEIN& BROTHERS
REASONABLE PIUCES !
SHOES
AMUSEMENTS.
r l:l HKIK'N THEATKH.
" Jiikki-u llKDiiKS Lessee and Manager.
LAST TWO l'KRFOK.MANCES.
MiKiikt To-ln) at :
Charlotte Thompson
Matinee JAN K EYRE
i.veiiiuic New Piny IJU EEN A
Mnnilny. I'ei-. 24-M.MK. MOI.JF.SKA,.
KI'HHIK'N TllF.ATCIt KXTIIA
Thrt'C NWhtK. Coninieni-inr Monday T.er. 21th,
ami tirand Oti vi t mn p Mntinte farewell
ATrirti'-iin T'liir.
A llrillln.it ICepertolrc: Mori'lity 'AiI
rieitnu l,eem vreiir;' Tuenlity (hriftaia) Mtiti
ne "Cumillf ;" TueiJHV Kiglit 'Twelfth
Nisfht:" V?iineH4tty "Ai Ymi Like It."
Nol'K The ailvnnce Pit lent iseatc will open at
Leu tine's Tliejttrr friday inorninir. Xee. at
it n't-l'ik. I'lilCKS-Pargiiet. (1 tirHl three
row in Drcsc Circle, 1 :Vt; next three rows, 51
h:ilnn(-e, ?1 . No extra chnrve fr rrtervinn teat..
Adniiiion to Itnlcouy, T.w ; tindery, e.
IDIIISIEN Til EAT Ml.
Three Ni((htf nnl Stitunlay Matinee. Cuiumenc
iiiK Thni'htv Kveniiiff, December 27, lJ.
( HAS. K. FOKU'S
C1omie pera C'oiiipany
Thiirsiliiy even'mir. Dee. 27 Kir" t nduetion of
Millncker'- he:uififnl iiern, "The Hefffrtir Stu-licii-
;' FriWny eveniim. Dee. PhiiKiuette's
elehrnted opera, "Rip Vim Winkle;" Satunluy
mntiiiee -Tito opem for the ttuttinee will be mi-noiiiK-eil
herfintfer: Saturdiiy evcniiifr. Dee. 2U
I . '. Itinianr "Hlue Hennl; or. The JUz'irdof
the Dy." rsi ALI'HK'KS.
Skating Rink!
Corner Second and Union.
1atlUn pmetiee, Kh.TOa.m. to 12:W p.m.
Matinee Afiemooii from 2:;w to p.m.
Mitie afternoon ami nifiht.
Day Admission and Skates, 25 conti (except Sat
irduyn). .itrlit AdmiFfion, 25 rent; Skatcfl. 2S cent?.
Lndien lVaetiee TieketA. H for n( rent.
Sjii:'r-I:iv A rtniniin Vdmiion, 1V : Sk'itet. yVe.
J.F.BUCKHAM&CO.
I AN 1) til UZ BE A LK ST.
FRESifGOODS
10UT1IEJI()LIDAYS.
I.INK Ciin die, ornnyeit, Lemnn. Apple,
liriifK'. N itt of nil kind. Hakniu, l'rune1,
1'itroii. Mielled Almond-, Kitr, Dntef. lamoii and
Or an ire IVel. hII kituU of l.nrriihee'n t'ake and
t'nii'kern, I'n-MTUs dcMie. IMrkle. ete.
FllAXlt ftiCJIITIAX,
No. 412 Mulu St., Memphis Tenn.,
I MPORTFH and dealer tn Gun. Kiflen, Anna
I nition, Ki!hiiiKTaekle, Fine Fooket-Kniven.ete.
Tbe trade supplied at lowet market prie.
Priee liit ent on application. Repairing don
urn! wurrmtwl. Telephone ronnorfmn.
Slager & Goldbaum,
TAILORS,
Ara In receipt of their comptet
FALL & WIXTER STOCK,
rarefttlty Ml.oted from riRST-OLASS FOREIGN
HOl StCS. Our Noveltie, art the choicest to b
found in th. inarket. Tleaae oall on H. A
Corner Second and Jefferson Sts.
FOK RET.
TOOMS r'urnihcd or unfurnished
V At til Kxehanfte dtreet.
rpWO KLOORS-Over No. Main utreat, for
L rent cheap. Af l to Divver A Co., 44 Monroe.
UPSTAIKS ine-tion of 111 JcfTervon t., eonist
in? of furnished kitchen and two furnished
bed-rM)m, ctmp'ete for houekeepiiiK.
I IK) MS Furnished room.
.i ..MAnisoNSTRKKT
LTCRNISUKD BOOMS
X1 At .9 Linden ttreet.
HOl'SK H Setpimd ireet, adjoininr Central
Bapti Churx-h. Apiilyoa premise.
and tmi rt.l U. W. ttK M.
STKAYKW OK STOI.Kff.
Ml'LKS-4n the niriit of the Irtih inUut, from
the ubieriUT. rvidiuz near ttlit e Uraueh,
in Doto rount) , Mi., one light bay mare mule,
IVjur H hand hirh. about 1M years old. with
white mark of nor ice ou shoulder and oa k,
and iu rather thin order AUo vnebroan horf
iniile, l i or l'v hand kijra. wK veer 'old,
r:thcr Kny built, cpintcd and in bmmI order. A
lihoral reward will 1 id Ur their rnrokery or
for any information leading tu if. Addrr-
H. A. STl 'ART. Olie ltranch. Mt-.
or VOKTKIUfM ACRAK, MemphU, Tenn.
GKAYUOI ND A younc KnrlUh rrayhoand;
abot i or 4 months old. Finder will be r
warded hy CHAS. .ToNKS. Vance t.
STRAY KD.
1 ONY-From CchrAa's saw-iuilt, rVo4 of Au.
J tion street-, one brown borne Hny, roacbed
mane, hod a4l around; abiit nine year old.
Suitable reward for bis return te the above mill.
Ml I.ES-From Von place. Old Baleirh road,
on Sunday mirlit, bcwiubcr li, JHS.1, two
male, light bayone medium vise, and one
small. A liberal reward will be paid for ttwjr re
turn to me. J. 5. 'i ALLOW A V.
31 Madison tree4.
MULE Small, dark mare male, with bell oni
Unhands high. Liberal rewurd forreliabU
information. J. A. FORRKT CO., eity.
S OOD Ml LE-16'hand. two Drays and Har
T new, at J. U. MANORJtuMeSeond sU
HOKSK t)n the &id ult.,aa iroo-gray hor.
In1, hand high, blmtered on left side aad
hip; left hind foot swollen from kaltar. barn.
Five dollars reward for his return te
J. A. FOKH&il" STABLE
PRESENTS!
Christmas Presents.
IN GENTS' UNDERWEAR,
Iu Silk Umbrellas and Suspenders
In Gents' Neckwear and Jewelry,
In Ladies' & Gents' Handkerchiefs
In Laces, Handkerchiefs A: Scarfs,
In Ladies' Neckwear and Sashes,
In Ladies' Satchels,
A Handsome Box Given Away with
each Half-dozen Handkerchiefs.
Selection) for
LOST.
2AFK KEY Finder will please leave it imine-
diatcly with S. L. Finley, Ticket Agent, cor-
ner Ma
and Mndi
nl cet rewnnl.
TAKEN LP.
X OLD HAY llORSE-Small size: badly
lame in left ftre shoulder. Ownerwill pleaoe
e.iH and l-ny eh:irpes nt
IKMI'HIS (IIIT-tfTT.Tj. font Vnylar ft.
WANTS.
IOO.M ASIl l!OAKI) By 1st January, 18X4, in
-L V private family where few or no boarder are
kept. Address El., Aieal iftiee.
B
OV To do housework and lake care ol'horite.
at (Ml Shelby street.
TJOOMS Two or tlirco rooms in n house with
L nice family, by gentleman, wife aud three
children ; reterenee given and reclined. Ad
drew M. O., thi office.
CI OOD, Steady Young M:in to collect: one who
IX i well aeiuuinted with the street; ft per
manent situation to the right p:irty; security ce
iiuired. V. F. COLUKR. 42 Madi.son. up-ntnirg.
TjNtilXK To buy a good secoml-hand Engine,
Jii with or without boiler: ten to fiftcen-homc
power. Apply fttjonce V .. this oflice.
rP0 BORROAY-S-itfO-ti and 12 mouth: 6rat
l class real estiite eenrity. '.Aitpeal
rt"U COLORED LABOR KRS To go to Cali
fJXjy f fornin. Call at;:i Madiwon street.
OMAN To cook, wah and iron for i
family, ut liSl Shelby (rect.
small
SITI'ATION l!y a young married lady as copy
ist or other olliee work. Addre
MRS. B. K., Appeal office.
1IAM)S To operate
nlso. I1AM-S1-:VKKS.
Dalits :
riiA.Mv gjvr.AiMii. i-.i Main st.
.TXl'KRIKMCJiD CARI'Kf-LAYKR Apply to
Ji
H. W. .NA1LL, 324 Alnin ctrect.
L'LK A druy uiulo for immediate u?e.
J. 1. MlnAhA, -i.Mttin t.
1 ( ( ( TOiS RAOS,Catand Wrought Iron,
JJJ Dry Bones; alfo Second-hand Machin
ery bought and sold by is. ti A HA Y, Ax't and Com
luiftiion Merchant, 4tJ to 413 Shelby St., Memphi.
i A-U) Ot'H.D " WAtCH-CASEhainaTJewlry.
! 'tc!fnrjmih. J.J.Iujford A Co., :m Main,
Q07 ELECTRIC BELTS For i, and no pay
tOZV until cured: book free; agent wanted,
A. P. FLETCHER. Cleveland. Ohio.
FOR SALE.
VICE CHRISTMAS I B B S K N T S F o r houe--.
wive 1 1 i 1 7. (e I tT a por S t o v e. Seeond.
"V" ICE COTTAOE Lot 41 by fect; Vance
-iA street; only S21tH) cash.
li. L. tll'ION. 19 Madison street.
STOCK FARM Thnt desirable property, known
as the Dr. Sam Bond Place," containing 840
acres, under good fence, some hundred cleared,
the balance well timbered. It is situated imme
diately on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
fifteen mile from this city, and a depot on the
proierty. The improvement consist of a sub
stantial and commodious brick residence, well
and cistern, smokehouse eleven tirst-clas cab
ins, conveniently located, stables, ginhouse and
& fine upland pond stocked with fih, etc. This
profierty affords a rare opportunity to any party
desiring to embark in stuck raising, it being well
watered and shaded and accessible; it is consid
ered the best place in the county. Apply to
UBU1LL BROTHERS Je Co.,
Memphis, Tenn.
HUK'K RESIDENCE That eleunt vhrec-gtory
brick residence. No. 75 Market street, con
taining 12 room in No. 1 order. To a responsible
party 1 n ill sell it for fixty monthly notes of W
each. M1NTER TARRKK, 2StJnin st.
BOAR A pure-bred icdicrccd 1'o'and China
lionr; can be seen at Parker's wHgon-ynrd
this week. He is throe years old; weigh ."M Ihs.
Address J AS. S. SPEED, l'i Main M., Memphis.
UKEO CORN Two hundred bushel of Mam
O inoth Yellow Corn ; will produce forty to sixty
hushcls cr acre on medium land. One buhc!,
11 ZT, two bushels, $2 2". Sack furnished. Send
money by registered letter or postotlice order.
JAM. . SPEED, Frayser Statitn, Tenn.
Mr. S. laid five oars of his Mum moth Corn on
our table that measured a feut 4 invhes. It is un
doubtedly a fine corn. Ens.
LAND ne hundred and thirty-two acres of
hind four miles south of Withe Depot on Cy
pres Creek, a part of the Col. Sam Leake place.
Fifty acres cleared, balance in fiue tiuilier. House
of four rooms, good fences, wuli, young orchard.
Will cll for $1.HJ0 one-third cash, bjtlance in one
and two years. H. L. H ION, Agent,
li Madison street.
iJTOVE A large Charter (ak Wood etmeTin
O excellent order. Apply f) Monroe, near Second.
CSKDAR I CEDAR!-Will have in Vfewdai-7,
on the Charleston yard, a large lot of Cedar
Timber of every description telegraph and tele
phone poles, fence-pout, shingles, railings, pick
eting, flooring, ceiling for closets, coopering tim
ber, tank timber, in fact everything in the cedar
line. W ill sell cheaiier than the cbuapest. Leave
orders at 2StiJiecond,Jid floor. S. J. BKENK.
C10W One really first-class -Jersey cow";
J large, tine looking, heavy and rich milker;
will calve to Lord Langdon, 4444. A.J. C.C. R.,
soon. Young and one of the very best. Price on
cars here, f 12A. Other toek for sale also.
W . L. M cDON A LI), Ti ptonTen n
BARM A good up-land farm, three and a-half
1 miles northwest of Lonoke Depot in Lonoke
county. Ark., containing 36o acres A acre in a
f ood state of cultivation. For further partica
ars address the owner,
L. ALLEN, at Lonoke. Ark.
FINEST BlTILUINti LOTS-In South Mem
tohis; anO feet deep. Addrwiw R. Anneal.
LOCAL NOTICES.
22' 'vsTKiiJi, 10c por ilozcn, at Clement's.
IIehskn' ' Cough Syrup, Try it. Xo
lttr made.
Wkak people Bhould use Samaritan Ner
vine, the great nerve conqueror.
CofNTRV MKR iiAXTsill remember that
Steve Clement, StJIk-alo Btroet, wants 6000
turkeys for Christmas.
Si'KrtAi. barais in carpets, mps, and
Itonlered squares, at G. W. Naill's, before
moving into his new store.
Dr. K. L. Laski, office hours 7 to 9
o .clock a.m., and 3 to 6 o'clock p.m. 543
Main street. Telephone connection.
Send for pamphlet on Bethesda Mineral
Spring Water of Waukesha, the great kid
ney remedy. J. S, Kobinson, apothecary,
Branch Agencv.
Cli'tsville, Ala. Pr. W. Carter says:
"I have used ltrown's Iron Bitters in my
own family for indigestion with great len
etit." Tub vile and dangerous medicines sold
for nninary diseases should 1h avoided,
and Buthesda, which is furnished by na
ture, used. Kobinson, apothecary, aacnt.
"Drt. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Tills, for the cure of neuralgia, rae a suc
cess." Ihr. G. P. Holman, .'hrittinnburg,
I'a. Fifty cents at druggists.
Telephone Xo. 4rt will call Buttcnlwrg,
the cabinetmaker. Furniture repaired and
reupholstereil in all its branches. Mat
tresses, awnings, tents, packing, shipping
and storage. Xo. Swond street.
EX(J11S1TE TOILET SETS,
llKljr Dmd, at Lrw, than ,irt
'.
Fifty-seven of those t xquisit ladies'
Toilet Sets Utat were slilitiy damaged by
the Hre on Wedned;iv evening will be
placed on sale Monday, Taesday and Wed
nesday nest at half the cost value. Indies
re cordially invited to call and examine
ihesc goods at 211 Main street.
TELKPimN your wholesale orders for
Oysters, Fish, tianie, Turkey CVlerv, etc,
to" S. Clement, tti Beale. He will nil them
promptly.
For Flue Yet Cheap Preoent
(to to tlia auigttM) Nile of S. Rothschild,
S10 Main street. "
Tmkrr is nothing so refreshing and
tiealttlful as a glass of Betheada water be
fore breakfast. Sold by Kobinson, apoth
ecary. '
P. HeCadden 4 M
Wholesale agents (or I. S. C. and other
brands of Hulman'a roasted coffee.
Sort stomach and constipation of the
bowels cured by lr. Duncan' Liver aud
Kidney Medicine. .
THE WEATHER. ,
IailleaUWk
For Tennatee and the Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, northerly tcind, veering easterly.
nearly stationary temperature, falling barome
ter, '.followed in western portion ly toutlierly
winds ad local rains.
Metrlineal Kepart.
MrarHis. Tk!ic., December 21. 188S.
" Ear. Xh. Wind.
30.S00 3R.0 N.
.10.3S4 S7.0 N.E.
SO.Sil 37.0 N.K.
30.3H1 S6.0 N.K.
30.37 S3.3 N.E.
ap.2 35.1 N.E.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Cloudv.
1U: 118 p.m.
2:i8 p.m.
6:0S p.m.
V'-.M p.m.
Mean
LClondy.
Rainfall, O.H.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Christmas is the all-absorbing topic.
This is the regular report day in the
Referee Court.
Modjeska will be followed by Ford's
upera ijompany.
The supply of fruit ia abundant and
the prices, as usual, high.
Charlotte Thompson at the matinee to
day in Jane tuyere, and for tbe last time
to-night in Qiteena.
"You can just send it down on a drav
needn't bother yourself alout trying to
get it down the chimney.
It looks very much as if the old
woman in the moon does not intend to
pick her geese this Christmas.
The Chancery Court adjourned yes
terday until to-day, It is very unusual
for this court to transact business on Sat
urday.
The crop of corns will be unusually
large next year, judging from the number
ot pairs of lNo. "J slippers that are being
made for No. 10 feet.
The Keel property, on Front street,
also a country tract containing several
acres, will be sold by Mr. Black, of the
Chancery Court, to-day at noon.
As Second street is becoming such a
thoroughfare it would be well enough' to
add to its attractiveness by removing the
unsightly awnings which yet remain to
disgrace it.
A sledge hammer, stolen from Wood
ruff & Oliver, was found yesterday in the
possession of Henry Clay, who has been
employed for some time past by that firm
as a blacksmith.
Deputy-Sheriff Dean Pope was unusu
ally lucky at a rattle night before last. He
drew a line saddle horse, worth $125. It
cost him the odd $25 to set 'em up for the
balance of the crowd who didn't draw any
horses.'
Licenses to marry were issued yester
day to Aaron Calloway and Mary Lang
ston, Wyatt Dedmondand Alice Knowles,
William" McRoin and Lizzie B. Shivers,
Sherman Williams and Millie Whittaker,
John II. Wiley and Anna Smith.
At the Hope Night School last night
there was a Christmas exhibition, consist
ing of songs, recitations and dialogues.
It was quite a creditable affair. The Hope
School is daily gaining in popularity, and
has so far proven a great success.
The Sunday Appeal to-morrow will,
as usual, contain all the latest and best
news at home and abroad, besides a nam
ler of selected articles on timely subjects.
It will be widely distributed and will
afford a rare opportunity for advertisers.
who are requested to send in their favors
early.
A darky named Charlie Johnson was
taken before Justice Quigley yesterday
morning on a warrant charging larcenv.
He was arrested by Capt. Hackett for
stealing from the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot a valise filled with fine clothine. the
property of a gentleman named McCul-
lougli, who is now at Hot Springs, Ark.
It is on occasions like this that the po
nce and nremen leel most deeply the ef
fects of their meager wages. The guardi
ans of the city cannot afford with $0 a
month to indulge in anv of the nmnv
pretty things they see displayed in the
windows on their beats. They" must con
tent themselves with an unsatisfactory
smell.
The chain-gang has quit work on
Shelby street and is now engaged in patch
ing streets wherever it is most needed.
Since the women and old men have lecn
breaking rock, 125 loads have been placed
on rronienaile street, 100 on Desoto and
half as much more elsewhere. Twenty
car-loads of stone have been ordered from
the quarry by President Hadden.
It is remarked that in a number of
the large buildings which have recently
been constructed and are now in course of
erection fires have broken out, owing en
tirely to the carelessness of workmen. It
is suggested that such dangers might be
averted if a heavy line and imprisoment
were imposed in all those instances where
conviction could be secured. Carelessness
i.-s often criminal.
There was a large crowd at the skating
rink last night, when there was a race be
tween JMessrs. ti. . Hess, W. F. Yates,
Lowell lines and K. E. t'rook. It began
at :15 o'clock, and was won by Mr. c. W.
Hess, who made the mile in five minutes
and twenty-five seconds. Mr. Crook was
second. The victor was presented with a
season ticket by the proprietors of the
rink, and he is subject to challenge by any
one wlo chooses to oppose him.
The marriage mania is not yet over,
the number of colored couples who are re
forming and buying marriage licenses is
quite encouraging. The license clerk is
sues at least four permits to darkies where
one is issued to white people. Xearly all
of these marriages are so quietly con
summated as not to shake the society
world to any appreciable extent It is
said, however, that several fashionable
marriages will be celebrated between this
and the glad New year.
For once in a very long time that ec
centric biped known as the hen is reason
able in her demands. The product that
she furnishes, so essential to the Christ
mas egg nog, was quoted at a lower figure
yesterday than the day before. Fggs are
usually the most expensive item in the
list of groceries that the housekeeper
makes out for Christmas, but this year
they promise to le within the means of
other people besides millionaires. The
reason for this charitable action on the
part of the hen is not apparent.
Only forty days remain In which the
holders of claims against the old city of
.Memphis may fund and receive new bonds
at the rate of fifty cents on the dollar. So
far the Auditing Board have been quite
successful. The whole debt is estimated
at $i,0(H,000. Of this amount 1,000,000
was retired by Receiver Meriwether, but
S500.00U in tae meantime having accrued
left the debt still $5,500,000. The new
Auditing Board has funded $3,600,000,
issuing $1,N00,000 to do so; not quite
$2,000,000 is therefore outstanding. Seven
teen thousand dollars was funded yester
day, and it is expected that $2O0,0O6 more
w ill be funded before the time expires.
A countryman named W. C. Bryant
had an adventure last evening that he is
not likely soon to forget He went down
to the concern on Main street where prizes
are offered for those who can knock the
greatest number of wooden babies out
with a given number of balls. He pulled
off his coat and gave it to a darkv to hold
while he pelted the dollies. When he
wanted his coat again the tlarky could not
be found. Bryant caught sight of him
slipping awav toward Beale street nd
gave chase. The darky first dropped his
coat and finally sprang into the bavou near
the markethouse. Bryant plunged in after
him, and was afterward fished' out half
drowned by Capt Hackett and Patrolmen
Plummer and Chastaine, who had taken
part iu the unsuccessful chase.
Yesterday afternoon, from 1 to .1
o'clock, the pupils of tbe High School en
tertained a number of visitors, including
several members of the Board of Educa
tion w ith their Christinas exercises. The
songs by the school, as well as the solos,
w ere very pleasing and well rendered, and
the readings and declamations reflected
great credit on both scholars and teachers.
The marked progress of the pupils speaks
well for the faithful efforts of the teachers,
Mrs. Crockett, and Misses McMahon,
Johnson and Ashe. Memphis has great
reason to be proud of her High School.
The following was the programme: Song
bv school; "Mark Antony's Oration," Miss
llutton; song by school, "A Sweet Face
at the Window;" "Roll-Call," by Ike
Wolf; solo, by Miss LulaOoepel; compo
sition, bv Miss Miriam Cmwell; "Bald
headed Man," by Miss Lillie Hume ; song
bv school, "Boot Song;" "Lochiel," by
Masters Rudolph Belcher and tieorge
Weatherford ; solo, by Miss Maggie Hut
ton; "Evangeline,'' by Misses Sternlierg,
Goldsmith, Smith arid Rhine; "Sioux
Chiefs Daughter," by Miss Maggie Win
ters; song by school ; quotation match, by
twelve young ladies of the second year;
song by school.
PERSONALS.
W. T. Tipler, of C Bet, Tenn., registered
at the Merchants' Exchange yesterday.
Frank Arthur, agent of Chas. K. Ford's
English Comic Opera Companv, is in the
city. . "
Mas. G eokuk II. Bell, of Louisville, Ky.,
is at the Peabody Hotel, the guest of Mrs.
M. Burke.
Mrs. Geo. Corbet, of St Ixuis, is visit
iug -Miss Jotiie Cahill, with whom she will
spend the holidays.
Mas. Gen. John J. Dcpvy, of Bolivar, is
spending the winter in this city, a guest of
Mrs. Ralph Wormley.
C. L. FickUlN and wife have returned
from their bridal tour, and are at their
home on Walker avenue.
Gov. J. M. Stone, of Mississippi, and
Charles Roberta, of Oxford, visited the
Cotton Exchange yesterday.
ATTOHSKV-UEVEHAi, JOHE J.DllTV l in
the city, milking the regular official visit
to Uie various courts in his judicial District
In order to allow relatives from dis
tance time to attend, the funeral of the
late Robert Battier has been postponed
until Sunday morning at 9:30 o clock.
SEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
It. S. Robeitaon to L. B. McFarlond pt
al, trustees, $400, part of lots Xo. 2 and 4 in
block 57, R. Topp's subdivision.
F. G. Ford et al, execntora, to King's
Great Western Powder Company, lot No.
2 of Willoughby's subdivision, vicinity of
Memphis.
Xel-on A. Bill to Mrs. Alice E. Boyd,
$1500, southeast corner and part of lot No.
31,27x50 feet Fifth District Memphis,
Chickasaw street
Miss Eliza J. Means to Mrs. E. B. War
ing, $150, a tract of land in range 7, sec
tion 3, eleventh surveyor's district, near
the town of Raleigh, containing 41 acres.
Savannah Burk to A. Trotter, $200, a
tract of land in the Fourth Civil District,
containing 2 54-100 acres; also another lot
on the Memphis and Randolph road.
Thomas E. Daly and wife to William D.
Lucas, $500, part of lots Nos. 10 and 11, in
what is known as Andrew's subdivision,
in the Ninth ward, Memphis.
TRUST DEED.
C. L. Morrison and wife to C. H. Gros
venor, jrH $600, part of lot No. 359, Over
ton's subdivision, South Memphis.
LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Cwrl wr, Jadgp.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. 132, Fred
Dow; 140, George Hil'-sman, 232, 233,
Henry Luehrmann ; 117, 118, Celia Tur
ner; 8, James Meath; 245, Mamie Davis
and Julia Johnson ; 243, Harry McDowell ;
149, Buffalo tiilham.
A ROYAL GIFT!.
MKKEfS.
We offer for the holidays
BONNET SUBLIME
- Black Silks,
Put up in Dress Patterns of
Twenty Tarda for M4 73,
Usual price, $3 per yard.
In addition to our Clearing Sale of
Christina Ooods,
We mark down to-day all our -BOYS'
CLOTHING.
Boy.' Overrent RedwH to
SOO Boyx' Hui(. (3, 4 and 83.
MARVELOUS PRICES IX
Millinery Department! .
All our trimmed Hats and Bonnets
will be placed on sale to-day at such
prices as will induce all to buy.
Trimmed Hala Only HI.
Trimmed Hat Only H'.
Trimmed Hat. 84 and S3.
Entirely new designs and worth double.
Mioe Parlor!
Just received a new lot of
Uenla Embroidered Hlinpera.
Ijullea- Kid-Button Boots.
MEXKEVN,
DONT OVERLOOK
Our Ulove Department!
Our Handlterrhlef Department!
OPEX TO-XIGHT!
A'otiee.
Having had much complaint from those
who had purchased the Knalie piano of
me, and having failed to satisfy them, not
withstanding the great expense and trouble
I was put to in exchanging their defective
Knabe pianos for others, that afterward
proved equally unsatisfactory, liesides
tiaving had to return to the factory new
pianos which were defective, or to sell
them at reduced prices, as defective
pianos, 1 laid these complaints before the
manufacturers. Instead of remedying
these detects and supporting a faithpci.
and prompt-having agent in his demand
for first-class pianos, when he paid first
class prices, they suddenly withdrew their
agency (without notice or anv cause what
ever, expressed or implied) fiom an agent
who must have proved too discriminating
and exacting a judge and placed it where
their pianos are not likely to sutler bv
comparison with "better pianos for less
money. 1 he above reasons, coupled with
a recent act of bad faith practiced upon
me, their legitimate and authorized airent.
induce me to relinquish the agency with
out regret, and I hereby otter to close out
my stocic ot Aiwm pianosstui on hand the
best way possible, but without my guar
anteeing them.
n. G. HOI.LENBERO'S,
229 Main street, Meuiphin, Tenn.;
Or 4(M Main street. Little Kock, Ark.
CHRISTMAS presents:
TOYS IX I.ARUE ASSORTS! EXT.
l'lre-worka and Flr4'rarkera.
5 lbs laury Mixed Candle.. SI.
8 lbs Cream Bon-Bous (our nuke), al SO.
SPEC'IIT V WALTER,
No. 37 Madison Street.
Dr. Duncan's Cough Balsam is a sure
cure lor croup, it will never fail.
Dr. Charles Zierman's Mjiter Cure.
Turkish, Russian, Steam, Vapor, Hot
ami cold Hatha, it you leel unwell, call
ai .-o. ;-econd street, near Attains.
Buy Clement's canned and bulk Oysters.
FURNITURE.
Christina Speelalties!
Desks. Swrpfnrlps TxiiimreM lfiiim Rock
erg, Center-Tables, Danner's Revolving
jWKK-cases, fli tisic KacKs, etc., at reduced
prices, for the Holidays.
AMES, BEATTIE & CO.,
Xo. &3 Main street
Call and see the lteautiful new style
Cabinet Grand Hollenberg piano, ordered
expressly for one of our most prominent
and munificent merchants. Now on exhi
oition for a days at II. G. Hollenberg's, 229
Main street
Clement, 8i Beale, will have Turkeys by
the thousands tor I hristinas, and every
thing choice in his line. Free delivery
every hour in the day.
To Sensible People.
If you want to inakeaClirislmas present
to vonr husband, sweetheart, brother, son
or friend, there is nothing that is more
suitable than a nice hat. It isa useful and
suitable present, and involves the expend
iture of no money for a useless article that
doesn't last three days. Therefore, go to
Martin Cohen s, the hatter. No. 219 Main
street Tell him what you want, and he
will fill the bill to your entire satisfaction.
5000 choice fat Turkeys at Clement's, for
Christmas, lave your orders.
GREAT ASSIGNEE SALE
OF
Diamonds, Watched, Jewelry, Silverware
In fact, the entire stock of S. Rothschild
will be sold at astonishingly low figures.
THIS IS XO HCMBVO.
Stock must be sold for the benefit of his
creditors. Parties can save fully fifty per
cent by purchasing anything hey may
want in that line from me.
1 K ON KXT HAL, Aaaljraee,
310 Main street
'Tut happy lo say Dr. Benson's Skin. Cure
hat cured my eczema of the scalp of four years
standing. John A Andrews, Attorney at
Law, Ashton, 111. One dollar at druggists.
Indorsed by physicians.
Advice to Mother.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always le used when children are cutting
teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at
once ; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the lit
tle cherub awakes as "bright as a button."
It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, re
lieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhiea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Premature Loss or Hair.
May lie entirely prevented by the use of
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Housckeeiters should insist upon ob
taining Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, they
are the best
Attention Horsemen !
Try Gombault's Caustic Balsam. There
never has been a veterinary remedy to
equal it as an application for all causes of
lameness and blemishes. See advertise
ment Critteadesi County Scrip,
In sums to suit taxpayers, for sale at the
Manhattan Bank.
CmrCERiKO Pi AN'oa. in full bahaH merit
at H. ti. Hollenberg's music house, 229
mum wm.
Red Snappee and Lnke Fish, in large
quantities, at Clement's. " '.
Great Hargmlas
In watches, jewelry, etc, can be seen at
the assignee sale of . Rothschild, S1Q
meet.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.
C. B. GALLOWAY A CO Pionnmu.
Kt 42 .SO sad $3 per day, according
to lis and location of room.
J Hart, Tenn Wm 0 Yerrer. Mint
Miss M L Yerrer, Mis M lleiman, Cinrinnetl
6 J Hatchewn, Tex K A Sertrunk, Tex "
J R Wilbear. Tex Mr, Donnelly, La
J M Stone, Min K M Jone,, Tex
K Hall, Hiss J C DnBoia, Als
J e Thompson, Tex J H Sotboron. Mo
J 0 M illey, Tex H ti Fleming;, city
S T Hirtburn, Tex J M Maley, Min
W A Peters, Tex O C Easton, N Y
K J Lowe, Miss 1 C Dunn, Tex
K W Fisher, Tex M W Sarger, Cincinnati
ti C Stewart. Miss J T Bo wen. Ark
Mist C Madison, Ark Mr, J Snyder, Ark
D A Lyerla, Tenn . M F Wilson,.Misi
E M Cooper, city , W F Mcllaniel Aw, Tenn
LM Wade, Ark H B llaner. Ark
W M Freeman, NY J W Walker. Tenn
Mrs S B Junes if, N T J B William, Aw. S Y
0 D Rexington, Tenn 1, Gideon, Cincinnati
II L tireen, Chicago W i Kose, Little Kork
F H Mulford, NY U H Orejory, Ky
W C Baird, St Louis A Moses, New Orleans
T M Barna, Atlanta II A Plum, Tenn
T C Pinner, Ark C II Dale, Tex
W W Corning, Miss L II Bliss, Tenn
D F Allen, N Y f S Ilutinger, Miss
J Lehmer, Miss C R Woolner, Tenn
JAIborn. Miss II S Mesrler. Pa
Mrs T 11 Summers, Ky Mrs W Haddox, Ky
J King, Ark C J Storch, Ohio
L C Jones, Atlanta B Mickle. Ala
W S Reele. St Louis J W Arnold, Tenu
Mrs L Friauon, Tenn Mrs A S Hoikins A-f.Ten
II W Leath, Ala 1 F Kenney, Mo
W W Cowan, Ark d ijedingcr, Tenn
F Slinson, Map. li 11 Buckuff Af, Wis
Mrf I M Musen, Wis Miss M Chase, Wis
A E Austin, Tenn J Buchanan, Tenn
W S llutton. Ark J Atherton, Ky
B S White, La R C Miller, Tenn
J Hardin, Ark J Hardin. Tenn
W D Cannon, city Mrs S J People As, Ark
l A Carleton, Tenn J K lloskins, Ky.
eaaton'a Hotel.
European Plan. Enlarged and Refurnished.
Prices according to sise and location of rooms.
W. H. BINGHAM Maxaose.
W R Hale, Ark K J Hale, Ark
J A Anderson, Misi II E Bivri. Ark
Z T Collin, Tenn A M Staple, Tenn
L Rikard, Ark J S Greenlee, Tex
W R rituckey. Miss W J Randolph, III
J A Hardin, Ky R A Harrison iw, Ya
JCNush, KCS M RR T F Glayon, Ark
A Oouducb As, Ark E Williams, Ark
R M Donnell. Miss Miss 1. Donnell. Miss
J M Hnnkin, Miss Sam Hooper, Tenn
W II Khimer, Tenn J L Alcorn jr. Miss
S M Johnson, Miss ZS White, Miss
RW Owen, Miss II Dixon Ad, Miss
T B Johnson, NY E K Bransfurd, Tenn
J J Brown, Tenn W C Pierce, Tenn
J U Oarnett. Tenn Miss B Jackson, Ark
Mrs M E Law. Tenn V Spinburg, Mexico
C C Brimdery, Tenn L Mastcn. Tenn
1) Archibald. Miss Chas Roberts. Miss
G M Lovegood. Ky W C Hall. C O A f- W RR
J V Moore, Brunswick J W Palmer, Tenn
C P Duncan, Nashville A E llerm. Mips
W B Mill key, Tenn J N MeCrarv, Tenn
0 E Paltery, Ark K L Miller, Ark
M 0 Gugles, Ya D Pointer, Miss
B T Neeles, Tenn J K Irby. Tenn
II B Young, Tenn J M Avent, Tenn
EM Jennings, Mo D A Lverle, Jackson
J Hall, Clurksville W T Shirt. Tyner
J M Fletcher. M.ts W G II, .11.. way As, Miss
T S House, city J K Landey. Ind
G W Kinnings. Mo CGrahaui, Miss
CCCaco, Tenu N Jones, Milwaukee
Mrs L Callis, Tenn Mrs M Callis, Tenn.
Hew Clarendon Hotel, Eulanred.
L. D. UUNT...Maxaox. C. W INSTON...Clkrs.
RiTtsti and S2 50 per day.
L L Cook. Mo F II Skinner, Mo
A C Skinner, Mo J Miller, Little Rock
M B Ferguson, Ark Mrs Carriugton, Mis
K P Saunders, jr. Ya W J Randolph. Ill
P R Smith, Mis E J Carrington. city
W L l!yd, Ky Mrs Cartney, Mo
Mrs Jackson, Neb FJ Peters, Ark
P C Koowlton, Ark (' J Asht.m, city
W K Hlinn. Mich I C Boodley A w, Dixon
F D Batsford, Chicago II L Clarke, D C
II C Carpenter. NY J E Troup, Pa
W F Phillips, NY J L Jackson, Miss
Miss Jackson. Miss E Kiverton. Milwaukee
A LRees, Melroy L L Sanborn, Albany
C M Davenport, Ky II Weslgard, 111
AT Noble, Mo W S Stilt, Denier
J W Houston Aw, Ala B F Hobart, Ala
W C Hanson, Ohio O Irving, N Y
J W Allen Aw. Mo W Haas, Mo
Mrs Hopkins, Mo J J Williams, Mo
Miss Wheelir, Mo W G Wood AI, Mas.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
Vickhburo, December 21. Pei;irted:
Will t. liny and Henry Frank, Menithit noon ;
ti. W. Cole. Memihi, 2 p.m.
Ix)iTi8viT.i.E,Peen.ler 21. Niht Kiver
fnllinr, with ft feet 10 inches in the cun aland i feet
lo inches in the chute on the tally. Weather cler
jtntl cool. Arrived: Wyoming Cincinnati. JNo
departure".
8t. Loitir, reeeniler 21. Xijrlit River
fnllcn fi incbei. nd itandn feet 8 inches by the
Suufre. Weather cloudy and cold. No arrivals tr
eintrture". Heavy ice is running here, and un
let the weather moderate noon there will he a
irorire below the city. The yacht K ambler and Il
linois are Mill ajrround bch.w here.
ii. i,ou i:si s:iv v lmos.
Our Retail Store will lie Kept Open
I nl i I
10 O'CIiOCK
On Si.lnnlu.T and -Monday NicMs.
R. LOWEXSTEIX A IEICOS. I
Johu Walsh, I'ntiertaker,
330J Second street.
Clement will fill all telephone orders
promptly with the lieslnf stock in Ins Iiih
Npeeial ItarKains
In carpets, oil-cloths, linoleums, niatlinf?,
shades and rug until I move to my new
store in the J-ee Block: u. . aill, os
322 and 324 Main street.
Physician's preserihe Bethesda water,
and Gov. J. M. Rusk, of Wisconsin, in
dorses it as "the best water in the world."
Sold bj Kobinson, apothecary.
Steve Clement, 8(i Beale street, will give
to nunters tne highest price lor game.
For real, bona .'.bargains in good, re
liable pianos and organs, . go to Hollen
berg, who has the largest stock and will sell
cheaper than any other house. No. 229
fttain street.
Palpitation of the heart antj swimming
in the head cured by Dr. Duncan's Liver
ana Kidney Medicine.
For Sale.
Received to-day, twenty head of well
broke saddle and harness mnres from I.ex
ington, Kv. For sale at prices to suit the
times, by V. S. Hodgers, at
F. A. JONES A CO. 'S, til Monroe street,
Don't fail to call at llollenherv's liefore
closing a seeming bargain. Hollenberg
can afford, and will sell better pianos lower
and on lietter terms. No 2211 Main street.
CHEMISTS HAVE ALWAYS FOUND
'A
The Most Perfect Made.
ft PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POWDER.
There is none stronger. None so pure
and wholesome. Contains no Alum or
Ammonia.
Has been used for years In a million homes.
Its great strength makes it the cheapest.
Its perfect parity the healthiest. In the
family loaf most delicious. Prore it bf the
only true test.
THE TEST OF THE OVEN.
MaJRVAOTUO art
STEELE & PRICE,
Chicago. 111., mad St Louis. Mo.
, mm4 Or. rrtea-a C.I...
Wl Bt A Kg MO SECOND- CHAPE COOPS.
CHAN CURT SALE
OF
BE1L ESTATE.
No. 2SV4, R. In ihe Chancery Court of Hhelhy
county. Ten a. A. J. KomiTf. J. A. Creath
et al.
T)Y virtue of an interlocutory decree for ftale
JO entered in tbe a ho re rane on the Uh day iif
November 18?ti, M. B. ;U, iiajre 1 1 will Mil, at
I-ublic auction, to the highent bidder, in front of
the Clerk and Master's office, courthouse of
one l by conntyvMemphia, ienn. on
ftatamlay, J a -a nary ia.
within leml hour, the following described
tronertv. situated in Shelbr count v. Tenn.. tar-
wit: Beinr T2ris acres of land lyintt in the Ninth
Civil District of Shelby county, more particularly
described at follows: Bet-inning at a stake with
rtoak pointers, H being the northeast eomer
A. Cole's land, out of which thin land was laid
off by decree of the Firet Chancery Court ot Shel
by county. Tenu., at the November tern, 1;
thence south 34.4.1 chains to a take in the Ucr
m an town and Morning Hun road, with redoak
sapling pointers: thence went 24 chun and 11
links to a stake in a field ; thence north 34 chains
and 43 links to a stake with redoak and hickory
pointers at J. A. Crcath's nouth line; thence eact
with said line 1 chains and H links to tbe be
ginning.
larms oi caie uun. xnis iwcemoer si, iwi.
R. J. SLACK, Clerk and Master. ,
By J. M. Bradley, LVi.ury Clerk and Master.
J. H. Malone. C. W. Heiskell. R. li. Jordan and
R. j. Morgan, Solicitors. sat
TRUST SALE OF LAND.
PURSUANT to the terms of a trust deed made
to me by I. K. Douglas and bailie A. Iouglas,
on 3d August, 181. and registered in tbe Regis
ter's office of Shelby county, Tenn., in Record
Book No. 138, page 4iS, I will proceed.
Osa PrMsaV. Deeeataer M. 1HWL
at the courthouse of Shelby county, in tbe city of
Memphis, to sell publicly, to the hitrheet bidder,
for cash, the land conveyed in saiu trust deed,
and which ia thus described and bounded : Lying
in said county, iw range 7t section 4 of Eleventh
Surveyor'! Pittrict; Beginning at a hickory
marked J. W" John Ward a NE corner at the
north boundary Jine of Robert Uoodloe's tfott
acre grant (of which this a part); thence east53
aouth with said line 4aohainsand 43 links Ut a
take: thence south V " eaxt tl links tea poplar
mark-M k. w ., j. . i . uoiasoy s corner tn tne road
frtatm Raleigh to Randolph and Covington ; thence
with aaid road south l.iJ west So chains and1)
links; 21 ' west 21 chains and 50 tin k$ south 37 -west
31 chains: aouth 11 S 3 west 15 chains and &j
links to a slake; thence north 78 wet 43 links to
a poplar marked 1. ., norta e.v east to links a
whiteoak T. T. ti. T. T. tiolfij-by'i comer) at the
south boundary line of tbe said grant; thence
west $- north with the said line U chains and
links ta a evnroai mark-ad J. W.. J. W. Want's
corner; tiisnoe north -t at with said Ward's line
4 chains and 9 links to a slake lo links west of mm
elm marked J. W . j thence we4 3r north ti chains
aad i link to a Soxalder marked J. W. : thDM
worth 5 east Siehain and links to the bee in
nice, containing acres, mwe or
Title believed to be good, bat I sell ae trau
ay. Inn Aak v oT Nornu, r. Wn3.
ovy a w a re tee
HILL, FONTAINE & GO.
Cotton Factors and Wholesale Grocers
29G-29S Front .St., Memphis, Tenu.
HILL, FONTAINE k CO.
Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants,
Xo. 116 .South Main St., St. I.ouIh.
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Sole Agents for the following Ftrst-Class InstramenU:
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WIIOI.EMAI.K AMI KirTAII. DEALERS IX
Hardware. Stoves, Ranges. Mantels, Grates
Tinware, Copper and Mherl-Iron Ware, 1 jtuips of all klada. Wood and Willow
Ware, t'tillrry, Rnlldprs Hardware1, Rooana;, JalTlua;, and
Job Work Promptly Alleudpil lo.
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3 mtsrMss
HAW AI PLAXI..nil,L, NAVY'YAKD,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, lilOLDING,LUr.1BER
Lath and Sliingles, Flooring, Ceiling and Cedar PoHts.
MEMPHIS, ... TKIVNKSSKE.
J. K. oonivi.v.
. R. GODWIN & CO.
Cotton
And Commission Merchants,
33G Front St.. Cor.
JI. eavln.
John S. Knlllvan.
"Wholesale OrocrrH, Cotton factors
And Commission Merchants,
232 and 234 Front
BETWEE!! AIAfi
Mr. L. V. RAIKKY derole, hi, whole time to the
ohnrirr. 1 ttnn 1. .rehoo.p. Hc n p.hmrt.t"1 rm
V.
IHZl MEMPHIS, TENN., AND LITTLE KOCK, ARK. 1883
H. G. HOLLENBERG'S
MUSIC HOUSE !
Two lance floors Bllcd with Fli-t-C'lass
Oldest and moat Kl table Honae.at LOWENT PRICKM, for an or on Inatallntonts
Hloek or over 33.OO0 different MaHir.M nMpMUIons. KOVF.l.TltJt reeelyed dally,
4TTho moat oznorleneed Toners and Workmen employed.
ISO 229 TVXTLIKT SIT1.
W. B. Oalbreatnu
WB.Galbreath& Co.
COTTON FACTORS,
11 Union Street,
Fnlmer.fhorntoD & Co.
Cottonlactors, Wholesale Grocers
XO. SOS FROST STREET. MEMPHIS, 1 XX,
Gn.u.T webthhn
HORSE AND MULE MARKET
KANSAS CITY, :
STRICTLY rOMVISFTOV nrsiVKSi) V
fV si.nta of Horw. and Male, lur (ale. a. well ar or. tare w iwrrliu. mm Iro. B.llMra aiht.
Twal for ilurMM of aLCaod stiij.r, a.4 all Mil!.,, P. eeni. fwn.miMH,. LibraJ idi,.-H
OD all tltt K MVlivnM lo mi l.L. K.li.l.M.ia - - - J .n .11 n..li..nn mmA t.- L. ...
Btoeh taaaa taaadtrwa U, 4pH (rn t enajTie.
Put on Your "Specs" and
TOBMPIiMcLOTMER!
THE MOST STUPENDOUS "SCHEME" ON RECORD!
Inororrlo reanromy lnn,rnaato-k of FIBIK t LOTH IMS AKB rCtIIIBU UOOM tba sooaon oalaa so far advanoro
I will. Iron, now on for in next Mlxty ajrs, air. overy ono or nsjr nalrona who rnrohaaoa lorty Dollara Worln or aiooas
or OTor, nl alnoront tlmea, (son
"Waterbury" Stem-Winding Watch and Chain One of the Most Reliable Time-Pieces Made.
y asodo oral vlna; then, anay la shown y lh follow Ins Caro-HEAD THISi
: it is good rot
-0n of the moat reliable tima-pier. mad prmnt4 to vnry Caah parehaner f Clolh
I luiand lurni.hiniliood, loth, amo.ntof F.r Iollani vrorer.
At ,r,ry ea,h purrha w will punch the eorrsepandine amount os the martin of thU
a; ra, and when the whole amount w punehed we will prsatnt tha
! J. H.
ft oo
I
ft OO
1. I.trodnrlna this M'H KM T. heloro (ho nn.lh-. I not; o any that. In ,l.w .ro.r llaorallly wo will alio onlhno
POT DOWN THE PRICES AND PUSH THE TRADE !
THATA JIKT WHAT ME ARE IMlJit ar ..lain.. If ... nrorrooalwo. ... h.,..n hy ,hr,.ln arowlh of..,
IHOt NE thai o.r pine I. FAMOUBI" lUI ftH HWBOBT I an, tJe:, WtuJn!
327 MAIN STREET. KETWEEX MOyROE AX1 UNIOX.
IHEOTEJ
& Bush,
Paotors
Union, Memphis, Tenn.
rhoa. Clark.
M. J. Clark.
St., Memphis, Tenn,
AUD JEITF.RMIX.
Weirbin, and Bale of all Cotton InUu'ad ae a
Oaann.
ti. II. Drnlnon. Ur. N. Eaa.
JMannfarlnrrrs and Dealers la
STOVES, RANGES,
TINWARE,
Lamp Stock, Oils, Cutlery.
Coul-Vanes, Kire-StmidH, Fender.
Rooming and Guttering Done to Order
257 MAIN STREET,
Oppooile Court S4iuar? MeniptalB
PIAXOM and OROANM. Bay from In
J. M. FowlktM.
Memokis, Tenn.
: : : MISSOURI.
Knu r, no niicrn to ku'livi mvyiav.
Coj-rwiManr. TClicilW.
I l
a riaaT-CLisa
BlilBAla, Meaipkla, Tea.
I
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I
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FOR THEJOLIDAYS!
A Nice LineB0YS' TOOL CHESTS,
ICE AND HOLLER SKATES,
Fino Pocket and TtiMo Knives,
Best Quality l'Jatcd Ware,
ORGILL BROTHERS & CO.
UToa. 310 and 312 Front Street Memphis. Tenn
IT MAY
TRADE MARK.'"SyV" RCISTEWEP'
FOB Hf AliAKIA, TORPIO MVFIt AXI ltlMOl NKSN.
Eat and drink what .on pleaw, for It will not ralirnte you. It ia purely rentable, and eonlalna
P?. .'"''? "r?c",i?.jP.r ,,,,'',,r.!,; ?olJ kv, I'"""1"" MediiMii. lealer. .verywhero. Ka. a
bottle eoitain, lorly half-tesapoonful doaea. i'rU-s, ;.'.
W. UT. Wlf.KF.RSOV Oc 0.. Ml.olowl Aitonlw. Klotiiphla. Ton it.
AIJtTOW BOYD. Preo't.
T. B. hi WM,
THE ARLINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
Or MBMrillH, TBPOTff.
DOES A GENERAL FIRE AND MARINE BUSINESS.
orri';-4s maiiimox ntrekt.
CAPITAL
ItlRKCTOKH.
Alaton Ifovd. T. It. Finn,
W. II. Berry. J. M. fimilh.
J. W. Kii-lir.lnn, f. T. Stone.
Bro. Arnold,
I It l.i Srliwill,
II. II. I'.rhrr,
ivotictk f iatxi:icniiii.
rpma U loeertltythatCHAS. E. HARRIS and A. K M. liRATH hav. thin day formed partner
,h ', for PxriHi,. ot rondurtint W hole.alv and IteUil W....d and W illow-war. Hu.'nr... a
il Alain alreet, Memvnia, Tenn., under nnu name .. Cliaa. li. liarrm A Oo. II S. K IIMiUI.-,
CiMSlIiiSRiS & CO.
WHOI.EflAI.K AD RETAIL OEAI.ER" I!
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
TOYS, FAXCJY CIOOU.N AXI OTION,
3To. BBH Main Htreot Mompliln, Ten n ,
COTTON FACTORS,
No. 300 Front Street, ; ; Memphis, Tenn.
BOOTS AMD SHOES
ESTABLISHED 1848.
THE OLDEST C'AXDY AK1
SFBCHT & WALTER
flllorKMALB
CANDY MANUFACTURERS
AXD DEALERS IX TOYS AMI FIREWORKS.
o-Aiooda olnarantord aa Reprawnied.
87 MADISOX STREET. MEM I'HIS. TEXX.
KJJM.JJJLXL XXJUU
256 AND 258 FXIOXT MTItKKT,
STRICTLY
on commission:
DISSOLUTIOX.
HK Im.f UILLARD. ARWTSTRAD A Ll'NDKR baabMn dlamlmd h. ih. rf..ik t n i.n
I LAKD. Tkea.rriTina parts.r, sa.sieall liabilitiea of, and will aoileet all amounta da, aaid
trn, sad will aualins, the haaiaw andar lb. firia nan, of
ARMISTEAD
Cotton Factors and Commission merchants,
18 and 18 Union wtreet. Merophifi. Tenn.
Browne.theFlumber
.
OAS-FIXTURES.
IRYIX BEOs'K g.V SK OM STREET. MEMPHIS
Estes, Boan fc Co. .
Vholesale Grocers
No. IS Union street, flemplilw. Tenn.
w. T. BOWDBE.
BOWIBI'IBOS. a CO.
- COTTON
JTo. 28Q Front street
FEOFIiES
Insurance
Oflice if Madison Street, Mcmplils, Tenn. .
gjarlnanroa nil n.aa " of Movomandloo.
WM. M. FABBUQItf!!, Prrs't. H. T.LEMMON, TfTMt. W.U P ABUB, SWy
Read
w
CURE YOU.
Vlr.rrl.
W. N. Kt.Xwr.OAT.Mrr'.
tlOO.OOO.
C. R. Itvan, ,ll, Arnii.l..,l,
.1. J. Duffy, .1. . Mnlone,
W. I', lliuinrnnl. W. K . I...,,...
AX r.I.i:AT VARIETY
AND LATEST STYLES!
Stork Eqnul lo any In Hie Sonlbweitl. Cih.
tom Work Spoclalt. Mrawurr,
Taken.
LINKHAUER & LEHMAN
292 MAIN STREET.
TOV IIOINE IX THE ITV.
rdera for Parllea and Weddings Taken.
WHOLESALE.
& LUNDEE,
Moved !
and Cotton Factors,
S. I. UOWDRE.
FACTORS,
'.'irfniplil,, Tenn.
Company
naorononaoa, Cbanaw and wpllloaa -an
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