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8 mmm jm mil ImImII aesel TraMHM.-Trlni JiOt tollowai NewOrleane nail arrive, all on.n.i lutH "tally at Mai o m. bardis leemnmod'tion arrives dally at :M a.m. I leave, daily at 3:41 p in. Local freight arrives daily (except Sunday) at 8:30 .aa.; I vn daily (except Sunday! at8:16 am. Mail ttaii.e do nut atop at flaa ata tious, a'T Whitehaven, Iluro Lake, Neabit aaa Lores. BIHl-alpp tVnllry Roal (I.. If. O. asset T. Ily.) Traine on this road run ai fol low t New Oilcans fa-l mail, dally, leavei at 4:80 pm.j Vicksbnrt eirrex, daily, l.avas at 9:1. a m. Naw Orleans hit nail, daily, arrives i:10 a.m.) Vickaburi l prees. daily, arrive, at t:Vi p.m. avwjMira As-are aad MlMlaalppI Val freini mora a. follows i Put Ine leave, at 10:00 a.m i bt. LooI fast Una Iutu at Si!1 p.m.) Fait Una arrives at 1:30 a.m. i Nt. l.nms fait Una arrive, at M :0fi a.m. LoalaUI aact atillt Train! fiove asfollowit F aft mail arrival dally at :15 a.m. I leavei at 10:10 p.m. i mail leave daily at 10:lu a.m., arrival at 4:00 p.m. Brownsville aeoouiiDodatlom leave! daily' loept Sooday, at 6:00 p.m. i arrival dally, axoept 6anda, at a a.m. (itandard time), Watir Male-(liaaaKi uiy,npriaK. flM aai Nomptila) Trains leave M. and T. depot ai fol owe: No. 4, Kaniai City ei prM, leavei at 10:45 a.m.! No. 3, Kama City exureaa, arrival at 3 iflO p.m. Mo. 3, lUnaaaCity mall, leavei at6:00 p.m. I No.fl, kaniai City mail, arrival at 8:46 a.m. No. a tit. Loali aad Ctiloae-o expresa, leavei at rOO a.m.i Ha. 1, St. Looia aad Obicaaoex- Jreas, arrival at I lis a.m. la effeot Sunday, nrll IS. lHNfi. anmpaia aad !narIatOB Tralni ove ai follow! i Through axpraai leave! illy at 10 13 p.m. Mail aad axpraaa leave! tally at 10 iOO e m. Boen.rvlll. ecoommoda- loa leavei daily, axoapt Sunday, at 4 :40 p.m. Tbrouxh axpraaa arrival dally at 5:35 (t.m. Mail aad axpraaa arrival daily at 1C :20 p.m. Bomarviiia aooommoaeuoa arrive. dally, exeept HtiTntav-. at a-m a.m. THE WJSATUER, ladleailoaa. ' , For Alabama: Fair, tlightly warper rxiMr; nearly ttationary Umjieraiure; variable windt, generally totUhtatUrly. lor Muiimippi: Fair vxatheri Ha. eionary temperature in tlie muthern por tion, cooler in the northern portion; undh eatterly windt.' . For Ttnneuet and Kentucky: Fair weather; nearly $tationary temperature; mttUfly wW, becoming variable. ViUorslotleal airport. Matran, Tana., November 1ft, MM Time. Bar. Tuer. Wind. W'lli'r 158 0 R. Oleir. 69 0 E. Qlear. 46 0 E, OlfraT. 7:00 a.m 30X80 8:H0p.tn.,m2;)fi J0:00pra:!0130 Maximum ttaiporature, 59.0. Minimum temperature, 87.1). done, 11 a.m., 1. KMafall, 0.02. CITY NEWS. Wally Andrew! is in town, and will probably be Binned this we-k for neit eeat on. Mike KolllDf". a white inn ased 40, was srast d laat night oharfted wiihthe laronny of anovercott. lie claims to bo a c tia n of Louisville. The Amateur Athletic Aoolation mi 1 irive lliuir rpfu'.ar runntbly ti tor tainmnnt on Friday, SU'h instant, to consist of a muaiuitie, loi'oweu oy dancinir. Will Armour, a colnrsd waiter in theetnnli v tf Joseph Mancin', was arrtsttd teiturday (jrlili tppiug. He was caught with a Btolen $j bill iu his pocket. Henry L. Punch, superintendent of Elmwood Cemftry, was thrown from his hoi so yesterday, while super intending seme woik in the camulBiy, and avnrl ii i tired. Toid Eoa -isih. who wss it lured same wetki airo bv the ctvlrotol aa embankmenN wuUh dmln saud near the Kansas Otty railroad incline, died at a late hour lMt nUtit. The mfoMng of the Yount Men's Ohrletisn As;o iatinn, atthoir nail, at 7:30 o'clock will be csndu.Ud by Judge L. H. Edes. All are coidislly invlwd to be present. A telephonic switch bwd is to be placed iu theoflL'O of the Fire Depart ment heatlu'tartera. and all seneral alarms will be turned in there instead of the Telephone Exchange. John Faitan, charged wl'h the killing of Uairiron Alexat.ditr, was found pullty yisUr.iy of murder in the second, degree, and tenteuced to twenty yeais Id the peuitentiary. Mr. John J. Mason, the courteous deputy, who bai fo long baen con netted with the Sheriffs office, was promo'ed yeaierdvy to the posiiion of jailor, vice Walter Lawless resigned. Milei Tarkrr, colored, for ssstult ingawhite raim lani'd Patrick Mnl lenwitha b iok, li flitting an ugly wound, Wiis bound over to the Crimi nal Ojuit ytstorday by Justice Powol. Marr'sge llcooees went ionuid yee terdny t) K T Mnrull and Mi?s l),tl a Kelly, Riloit B. Cttterand Mies Dora F ynn, Jack. Harrison end Mi-sHa lie Tyl' r, H.'iny HetVfS and Mls larrle O.x, J. L. Jouee suit M bi 1ila Bmiih. A driver of a Shnlhy ttreet cur was run on I Sunday while entleavot inifwiilih s fiut to remove a rock from the track. Ihe mules slatted before lie coihl remove his foot, crushing his ankle. The injured iuau wa reinuvrd to Homerville, where be resides, and Irs ii juries attended to by Dr. W. B. Koiers. Tom King, a colored fugitive from Marion, Aik., waa arrrs'ed yesterday by Ddtuctive 1'iyde and lodged in the Police Station. Lt'er in the day Bberiff W. F. ("r-.wfoid of dittenden county arrived and t)ok charge of him and reouned with him to Arkancas. King is charged with having split his wife's brad open with an ax. When latt heard irom she was dying. Mr. Theidore Qeorge called ai the ArraiL offloe last night and stated that he had accepted B liy O bbs's challenge to wrestle, and bad waited thtee h'luia at a designated place for Mr. Qibbe or his representative to meat him, bnt that they failed to show up. He now in turn cha lesgse H lly Gibba to wrestle witd him for $100 a aide, before a private party of gentle men, no admission fee to be charged. If iiilly Giobs means businea, heie is achancs for him. There is no doubt that Mr. Gearge is iu eroet. The ba'lof the Otuetli Society given In Lonor of the smlversaiy vf ths Drclsiatlon of Swiss lnd petulance wai well attended by a large crowd of our German and Swiss f -llow citisens, accompanied by their wives and dangutets, and proved to be a highly enjjyable affair, Dancnv was kept op unill nearly 3 o'clock this morning, and between daoces na tional' song' were sung by a choir of male voices with Stirling effect The affair was heartily enjoyed by all pres ent Broadway street promijes to be a frnifctnl arin-cs of litUation to lawyer. The Memphis and Onarleton ral road tiled an amended bill in the Chauciry Court ye.terdey praying for an in jane ion agtinit tbe Memphis Bir mingham aniAtUntc rdlroad aud tbe Kansas City and Springfield rail road, re t'ainii g them irom any iiter ferenoe ai h it r gtit t-f way on Bioad wayetreet. Tbe Memphis and Ohailes ton baes i'a title op jn a grant pur chased from the old Ligrangs and Mempl is ra Iroad in 181, end upon a Jvali Lteies: in tbe roadbed of Selma, M trion and Memph's Rallrrwd Com pany, pu'ctiaaed ol t! e UUercmpany 1871. Chancellor Ellett ernt8d the Injunctioa. NM PERSONAL. Dr. J. D. Whits has returned to the city. SolCjhih. of Concordia, is inMsm- phis. Ma amd Mas O. E. LxGabis are at Gf.stou'e. Lawrknos A. Simcsb, of Chlcigo, is in tie city. Miss Lodiilvh Hugbbs is visiting in Memphis. Miss Willii Woodi is visiting friends at Jackeon. Ths Rev. Eli jib Carter has relumed home from Virginia Jonoa A. D. Bright, of Browns ville, reached the city last evening. Mas J. J. Durrr and children left for 8t. Louts yesterday to be absent a week. Mrs. E. J. Cabbisotok has returned home from Bjstoo, aad is rooming at tbe Peabody. Miss Mamii Kelly, of Jackton, Tenn., is visiting Mies Julia Kelly, at Ho. 37s Vance street. P. R. Rooess and wifs have returned from East Tennessee, and have taken rooms at ths Ptabody. Mas Jim Khox. of Rosivllle, Tenn., is visiting her sister, Mrs. K. L. Ca pers, on Poplar street La wkeiici Gwrir, who his been quiie s ck for tie past month, is again at bia post at tbe Biuk of Comraeros. Mbs. Cuas. H. Kahlest, of Louis- villt. Kv.. is snendioe a few days at the residence of her sister, Mrs. D. A. Kendall, in Cheltes. Misses Ida and Alice Farrow, from near Oakland, M sj., are vis. ting their relative', Mrs. Buntin and Mrs, Andrus, at 1)2 Ojurt street Mim Anxis WnnM of Alabama and MiB Fannie Wood of New Or leans, will visit M st Ojrinne Mans field, on Mariiion street, during the latter part U tula montn. Mrs M E, Mosslev died at her home Saturday niitht at the corner of Ponto on and Wanut streets, ine funeral took place fiona Calvary Cliuith yeaterday at 11 o'clock. The premiums offered by Messrs. R G. Cia;g & Co. for ihe bnst di p ay of farm products will bs awaided to day by a committee from the Mer chants' Exchange appointed bv Pies! dent Chtse, as follows: A. W. New- im, chairman; M. E. Carter, Lou's Krb. J be eommtttee will meet at li G. Cr-iig & Uo.V, at 12 o'clock, noon. Tna Rev. D. T. Waynick, Of T.oy, Tfiim . has scented tbe cat of the Synod of West Tmneswe of the Cum- bor aiKl frtt'tyuT an unurrn to ine pistorate of the Chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and willom menos his labnia today. Mr. Waynick is ex'ensively kuown throughout West Tenucssee ss a popular and successful naitor and proscher. Among the features in the Dairy Maul a' festival wore recitations by two r f Mies Graca Lswellyn's pupils Mies Julia Ruth llillreciied "itiora' witn a dram it;c force and srat e of rction that spiaks vo umea nut only for her own talent! but the skill of hor in structress. M sa Had e Boj ich, a 10 year old child, s ho recited, giving "Dusty's OhrisinuB" with a fidelity to nature and impressivenets of manner of which many an adult might have bean proud. Both of these young ladies wera listened to with attention and dul'gbtand warmly applauded. Sol Coleman has returned from Bt. Louis, wnere he bai bus sucsewful in placing large orders for his famous Ko KoTulu. The merchants of Ht. Louis pronounce Coleman's Ko-Ko Talu as Irjconttstahlv (UDSiior to anv other article of gum manufactured, and were ouite librral in their ordeis, Tue result is that the Ko Ko Tulu fau- torv la now unable to meet the de mand upr n it, and altbouth double the usual number of hands are em ployed the faotorv is still behind its ord trs. This ga ifying degree of suc cess is the re-uit of judicious and lib eral advertising, cniild with tbe pro duction of an article lu every way equal to ittalvett srt merit. KPECUL HALE TODAY Imported Biovelty Dress Patterns. TODAY we will plsoe on sale our entire Btotk cf Fine Im ported Novelty Dress Patterns at a reduction of 40 to 60 per cent. We have a magnificent stock to choc Be from, and the prices will astonish everybody. Ladies, you cannot affjrd (this we say in your interest) to buy a Drees wlthont first in specting this stock of fine novel ties, embracing Embroidered Broadcloth Suits, Handsome Beaded Drees Patterns, Plush with Beads, Stripes, Plaids and every thing that is new, novel and ttylisb, and all of this season's importation. Our $10 Dress to $10. Our $.0 Dress to $12 50. Our $27 60 Dies to $17 60. Our $40 Dress to $25. Our $50 Drees to $35. Our $25 Robes, to $15. Our $35 Robes, to $23. Patterns reduced Patterns reduced s Patterns reduced Patterns reduced Patterns reduced in boxes, reduced in boxes, reduced II. LOWKXfTtI5J at MltON. Alabama fcpllrit Cul. P. M. PATIEUSO.M A. CO. Agents. It. I.OWKItSTKlN A MHOS. MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-- HOTEL AltKlVALS. The Krer Oayotm. FABRIHOTON, BTEWART A WUHE. PaorHtaTORB. Cms. O. Hotu Manerar. Rataa fc! (w UtHput ay, areurdms to loca- ASltradr.NY RW Moraanlhiler.Mo C Jhnvun, NT H ' Kmrt-on, Md KKhuan.Ark J I) I'tillt K inlriirj K ltr.hin.nn, Ala J W Hude, ( h iu O llelm.n, N Y A Wyk'a. N Y II Q i aei, Mi.l M Koutheme. V'ni W K burn Aw, Kaa A T llarria. Kn J B Killhuuie, Mrs 11 J ThorntoK, Ky D KDavi. Aw. Wibi It II Heard, M J K Hchnifl. Mire 8 M Jaokann, Ky Til Carutben, Mies B P On'e, lim A tt I'UIibw, Mm hum Wile, Jrm 1) Bam, Tenn T U I eakc, va Mra K Hardinx, III R M Iitrey, Ohio K Lit o.y, mm 1 K ntiri.ini, ivy J II K.rain, Ky B Movrei, Cfaioitn 11 T II 'lne, Mils I) W Dudley, M Iki C K Null, Mien P M Uardinx. Mill .1 M Wran, ft Louie 0 W Stone, Mi l J Kibl"nn Aw.TennMiM F Kohii iin.Tean A1iAHvbi inn.Tenuf; T Hobinoon. Tenn JKva'i, Minh L Uuliek, Mich W K Cole, 111 J Katun, 111 K Kno!, Mo J Irwin. Wo ( Ncrton, Ark C 'I Pickeai, Mo II T I olburn, Ho II J Nwo.r , Mill IJ B Low, Mia J J Willis. Ohio MlmMK emini.Tean Ml lA Tbonilfon,lenn WHCanry, M W K Celeele. Ma VOCarett. Ky O Onrler, NY W 1) Morrison, Tana B Veb'inei, N Y 7. D Uw, III 11 htewort, N 0 W A Aloorn. Jr, Mill A L rtubel, mini yll Hoian, mim J li m uary, Aia AKetohain Avr.Miu A C Bedell, N Y H H MoKinney, Mill A Verger, Mill OW Stone. Mm J t Kunwoody. Mo CH Kerr, Tenn T V Ballard, Pa Mra J Cooke, Min w Y Ualliday, uonn Mrs Dunlr.e, Tenn Mi 1. Willianii.leon O A MoI.ean, 111 B Whipple, Miti R (i MoNmee, Mini BKmiib. Tenn Col A I) Owinn, Tenn W II Berry, Tenn B II lieu ford, Tenn P I athan, Trnn J (1 Chearella, Tana 11 Benidorf. Tenn B M Jarkinn, Tenn L A Huioer, III Brlbpieer, Tenn R A Hpicer, Teaa JHfcenb, Ky R B Rickey, La 0 II Fnnle, Mo Mine M K Btout, Mo A K Atherlon, mass jlllrt naeriona w.ienn Mim H 0 Mry, Tenn J U luekery, Misi W w f.MII T.na K Mnrtnn.Tenn U LMorehead, N Y B U Clayton, N Y u i auis, in. Peabody Hotel. 0. B. GALLOrVAT CO .Poe atXToas. Rutea ti U and 13 per day. aconrdinx to ma and looation of room tjpeoial mada ratal. K Cnrrlmn. Mo K T.Marmlon. La J Hollander, Mo A hi on Aw, N Y J 1) Hewitt, Ohio W 11 Walla, N Y II Bobillmx, N Y R W Purter Aw, Ark 8 W Overton, Tenn O KUtirerald, Tenn W W Overman. N Y AB-rliner. NY nl'.i tj V B II Hoyater, Mo J W Keiabtlry, Ky J B RoaWa, Tenn W I' Wall, L S W Cooka. Tenn V Willbanki, Ma W A llintnrd. lenn H V Arnold. Taan J Ballen, Md w Kto, n i II J Newman. MY FOAfllr, N Y I) II P-rker. La Rev r-Hin W hrnall, Qa j Honiberir, t'u I) H Henolda, Ark RW riuiith, Ark W II Willinma, Ohio II II McUuleb, Mini Jaa Kuaaell, Ark C M Jnckton, Tenn Thna llowney, Mo R W Ilolluiui. Mill J II llanodiot, N Y J M WbiUiblll, Ark 11 KCraiar, Ark K W MoOorren, La J Alt naan, Ohio J V Klei,per, Ky U W Kuaaell, mo A II Ilowlei.N Y R 11 Moore, Ml-a J J Illnkey, Mo Miat M Kennedy, Ky Mra M Jonea, Ala K J Brnllh. Ill Murray Keller, Ky W ii Kbodea, Tenn Mra M 11 bteele, Vt Mra 11 Moo e Af, MlaaK 0 Maaon. Macs Mn PJ lurnor, N Y Miaa J M Dayl M, N Y WLIJoyd. Ky A N Collier, Tunn 0 H xtwoi, N Y G TKteole Aw, Ark B J UrardV, Va 11 Oniae, III U II Hell, Tona Goo MoiJaroleaa.N Y R I) Kwell, Tenn W C ilope, Tenn I) B HaldomaTi, Mo Chaa K Bibb. Ark P J Turner, Tenn A Chil lers hy PWCulltm, Miai J B Martin, Mlai N H Hr. tr. NY O 11 Culin. N Y Uhaa Wa nwrivht, Pa BRunin.Tonn Arthur Blake. Tenn W IS Moore, lenn V Hullin, IV nn A M Johaona lit, N Y N U rlynn, Tonn m Kaufman, u It II I Urn don, Va W N Floyd, Md K J Heynaiui, n u u ii ijuck, mo T J Monaroh.Ky: fl W U Blanton, Va K W Murroll, lenn J I ctiHllnni, ra It P Mnlntva. Ala II B Htnokwell. N Y K P Abbey. Miaa Mra Ciulfn, i!o An Ark MraAnnieQulnn.Ark Mi-aLmio Quinn.Ark j w Allison, lenn ji u inonaa, lenn J II Tirnnea, Tenn W K Illnunt. Ark u , lr tl t , r : I. i . r lTlluvai,Aeua ii itiuioiiii. JlK J A Aaderaoa. l a KJt'arlntton w,Tann 11 11 llolmra. NY U Deacr. I'enn W W KulleJke, TenoOM W orthinton, Ark A Helner. La J r in ainiuerill. N Y (loo Ilartman. Md II Murduok, Mo J J Jonoa, Ky J IJ Huhlett Aw. La W K Luiok, Mo L R Kennedy, Miaa D U Unmet . Ark M L Ke'itinv, Tenn Gen John Kohola, KyB V Mitchell, K KV J W Wonldiidaa, Ky Joe t-'tanborxrr, T, joe rtanoorxtr, lenn J W Walker, lenn It U Uavidxo E U David. oo. kv J (1 M BulTaloe, N I II r J M Kellar, Ark Wlloda.h Aw, Rl li White, KV ii u . i - IA IIJIIIIIB,, US Mra S W llalner, B 0 Mra W T Brown, Mo U Ilenroga, U.rmauy K n Mnllory, Tenn W T Morrlaon, N Y G V Tat u in, Ky II McCain, Mm Mra Uobaon. Mill K J faiker, Mo J Uonea, Mo J W Luttrell, Ky K L ' la, Mara K M Unva, Ohio II II ivtlock. Ky Mim II od, Min' J P Kdrlnxton, Tenn A Armstrong , Tenn U tnlemnn, la mm uoiainan, la CBBimnAI, NO A J Ilaird, B 0 W Ubundler, La . . W J Mill, r, La HJohnaton, N Y " B Johnston, J', N Y Mra bhannon Ao.Vlai A Jemiaon, Mm U Boyd, Ohio. SATS POKKTTHB AKDCOIirANT. Miaa K Koraythe, Min V Ihnrne, Mrt K L Pernandei, P Ln.ee, J II KiUpatrlck, . Mr A Mra U Holland, Miaa I, Vane, Mi-a Prrnandei, B W Mclntoah, J fonyeri, U Alliaon, V niuart, J V Gottaohaus. Vanlai'i Hold. W. R. B1NQUAM Makaoxb European plan. Knlarxed and rcfurnlahed. Prion aocordint to site and looa tion of roonia. T P Chambers, Ark A M Lambeth, Tenn H Unwiis, le n Master Downs, Tenn W K tt hitc. Tenn II llilmrono. Miss J llluinanihal, Visa T 11 utiionlhal, Mial V II Jutic. Miaa I 0 Pavne, Miaa W A llank'iia, Va W H An ld, Mo T M Harris. Misa M llluinenthal, Mill A Murks. Tenn 11 II Sandolnrd, Tenn I II Knurr, lenn 0 U Wheeler, jr, Penn J I, IMIUW.'ll. Ark B I) I'heavU, Miaa W Trllio well, Alisi W II Koines, Miaa BO Wart, Ark J It Moore, Ark J A Warner, Mn TO Bond, Mo I) T Harnett. Miaa L K l.ill, Tenn W K W hite, Te n J T lines, Ark W A Johnaon.Ohlo W A Dodon, Mo 11 A Buaick. N-C IS llollowav. Miss A ha'r, Tenn A L Lowenatoin, Tenn w A rairea, mo i i a Lvon, Miaa ?Q While, Trim K 8 Ready. Ark C Evans Aw, Mi- 11 Parks, Tenn T klrnwnloc, Miaa .1 A MoCrmuek, Mill O W R Corlia, jr.lil 0 A IVtrr-on, Nab W B lira Iberry.Tenn Mn S W Nelson, Ark J R Riron, Tenn J F Noil, Ky JO votlremr AI.Ala Ml. a Mollreror, Ala AThntnp.onAwArk P II Ivey, Miaa W 1) Givena, Miaa W W Uonney, Maai B B Carl, t.m, Ark J M Felaenlhal, Ky R HThmaAw,Tonn N Wnl , 111 K K CummlD.a, III Mrs. I Kio Ao, Mill W T Johnson. Miaa R L Dsv. Tenn N H Sullivan, Tenn .Visa ALtiutltton,Tn A iannena,ienn J 1' desman, Ala V hi I,.. . ai- n .1 ti, r tt iFiiiH.1. n i m i, iirttTes, senu MisaN Teuipleton,Ta R K Lewis, Tenn li' dxer, Aia TO Ilara. Ark Cannon, Miaa A Myers w, Miaa LTalley. Miaa Mia L Cnckn. Miaa 11 F Locke. Tenn W Witherinalon. Ark J j Boholein, lnd II Howls, Tenn J onnoiein, ins II 1, II , win. Tane Miss I llowis, Tenn O K Boyce w, Mial V rtt Wilson, Tenn V ll uarre't. Ark K Li Birch, Misa A Morris,. a Ao. Miss Misa 0 Peter, Tenn N McMuliio Aw.TonnA II Andenna. Mill W R l o'lnx. Ark M MoKinney, Miaa M llolden, Misa R t Somervell, Tana R H I'avia, Ark Mi.s M Kail', Tenn A II Marsh. Ill L, A Koivll, Ark M 8 Jnv. Tenn Mrs J L llarrell.Tonn Mia. P Hill. Tenn MUlLre Hill. Trnn Mrs Croft Td Ac. TennMrs K Pritchard, Mill rt'isa i n nite.niia n u Hill, lenn W A Hunter, Tenn VI Criacr, Tenn W O Wnatal, Misa C K Landia, Va Hot WKvana An.TennMra Sears. Tex W L Hhodes, Misa Misa L Thomas, Tenn r: n r arrow, ansa J l Jones, Alias TP Briana AI. Mm C A Duncan. Tenn (i M Moiria, Miia Mra M 0 .Slovens. Tenn HJMaxey. lenn J A Slaughter, lean J W Stevens, Tenn 1 V Carr, Ark R Merrill. Ohio R J Kvans, Tex CAKnixht. Ark C A J.id.on, Ark Mn I. Bot.t ylo. Ark Misi T Cowles, Ark Mr K lowlcs. Ark R M Wrxht, lenn A B Anderson, Itilsa K B Maes, Mial J L Uiiotiuok, Tenn J M Banderson, Tenn H J t'aitersou. Mo II llemierson, I'enu TK Hill. Tenn W I) (livens, Ti an J W Whitehead, Miss T J Woodson, Mial l)T Hartneil. lnd K C Ben. on. Ill H k vaua. Tana Hev i J Buckara, Tax H t Collins, lenn Vr X Perkini, lenn W R MeLauxhlin, Ark. Prlddjr H , IT? ... t1 . ! 1 I,. t liuiui.u; uuiuiviuiai iiuioi.f Cer. Front and Jrffrron Sis., Menu. his, Tenn J. li. rainor, I'rop r, r Ktcbmond, Va. Transient rates, II 50 to ti per day. A J Williams, Ark P U Dauxhertv, Ark L Brian, Ark U Willstin, Ark S F Mr na, Tsnn K J Vincent, Tann B Turner, 1'ex r Cllmwn.Ky JK u llieke, Tenn B P Ostes, Miaa K Whit. Ark T 0 Bridie orth.Hisi C K l'eirson, Kp T I onwav, Toi.n J A l loo on. Mils A VV Vauahan. Ohio J II Hani., Ark C Flint. Ark 1) P llutirr, Art V B i haver, Tenn JHSwostt, Ark J : wc.r.naenAI, Mti Mrs Cou IaiXt, Tex Wn W ilkinon, Tenn TUESDAY, J R Taylor, Ark Mn wr'ibt, Ark J A II .wen, Misi b K Brown, Mii A .1 I' i tipcat. Ir.it Mn Wrlfbt, Ark Mrs H Burrows, Art A J Wilkins. Miia T Hop- ins, Tenn Ik 11 UKent, Misa -T McKenna, Va Mra MajueldA to, Te A S Cbesi cv, Ky C A Lck. Turin A A Hockley, Ark Jss Ci nnollv. Maaa JP('reyAf, Col K It IWhray. Ars. (1 Marshall, Mich ' J K llol y, O D W Allen, III J W Williams, Mill BBMutal.Teun 8 A jonea, t'al R SniMb, Ala t Mr ti Bianehe, Ky W H i: do. Mn II (lull Aw, Ha R C Owen, Va J i Jiiicr, Mo A I'Mnith. Kaa Oil Mte, Dy C P Ni l1, N Y J li I'hil i'., HI H n D'.nfgnn, Ala 3(1 W.lliania, Tenn Arbuckle, Tenn Iwriy'a rnrifp ro Hotel. Corner of Adauia and Main streets. Rooms. MM, 7se ar.u (r peer dar; American nan, 12 per day. , Fir-t clues Mitel J. M. IirJFKY 111 .od lintel), Proprietor. t class nestaiurani in ina 10 years with Paa- J Walker Ar, Tens Lit Kit ham, Utah H Mnrtin. Va 5 O li .Ylaneti, Ark J L l.ylner, Va p J Caldwell, Tenn J K Waston, N Y (1 .- De' ker, Mo Tl- ,1 -A H .. P Bullivan. Mo ' W B H. evoi, N T . A A Martin, Tenn w a uacous, leun K B Kuden, Mo Tt lilUUff.ll. t.lV AMrAbby.&lisi J l-in art Aw, Tenn JW Tucker Ad, Mial W D Tucker. iViiai E M Jones, Tenn 8 li Johns, Trnn j A Kairnay, Misa 8 Thompson, Tenn Dunn, Arx . ., J 11 1'lokett, lenn R Darble. Mo V. t tevens. T nn G Fischer, Ark ' Fret Ott, Ark H I Thornton, Ky G W Morris. Tenn F J Caldwell, Zona A M fieott, lnd A J Tibbi, Mo OA Curry, Mo R Thompson, Ky K J Lewie, Tenn I) Carrol, lenn J c Itoian, lenn W G Reinbaidt, TennW 11 Uoed, Tenn II L Hill, Tenn . T Luke, Tenn B P Robinson, Tenn T A Wriaht, Tenn D Vanbrniklin. Tann O W Jonea. Tenn J Cox. Tenn K Miller, Tenn J G I mix, Tenn RT Smith, Tenn W M Stewart w.TennC 11 HorrouxhiAw.n Y R B Morgan, Tana J Stiffel, Tenn WP 11. II, lenn J TJonn. Ark R K L Harrii, Tenq h F Yancy, Tenn AHunel.Tenn ' BSSuollen.Tenn J Carr, Tenn . 'i, J M Mitchell, Teas J Motte, Tenn J Kllintt, Tena W li Neal, Tenn ' J Kiner, Tann C A Black, Tenn J H Midwav. la JOIIen.Tenn (JO Roan, Tenn H Poaraon Aa, Mill J Harvey, Tenn li iimaon, Tenn J Marsnaii, lex J ThomDaon. Ark W C Cooper, Mo J Wardle, Tenn RCPieroa, Tenn A J Aably, Tex R f W.lliime, Ark RT Taylor, Ky A Ii Moore, Mini T S Anderson, Wli ' R K Franoe, Ohio. W Burnaide.Tann J B Luollsn. Tona J II Bean.Md T M Holt, Misi P M Taylor, Ky N M Miller, lnd iS Naibeni, lnd W Beott, Ark Djelug antl Cleaning. Ladies and gents' clothes cleaned or dyed in any color, also kid gloves, ostrich feathers and lace curtains by Louis Keiel, 8 JetlBMonstreet, Mem phis. Tenn. (t"01 m'stvrl hv expreaw. Jingle. Jingle, Silver Dollar, Itnstle and Crack, 0 1 Precious Orecitback. Lo.k .Vise To The Dime That Grows In Time, r . And Be Wise )ViUk'The Penny Bat Not rennywise. THE lOOlsLiARTThat's'what we all strive for. Have, we taany or have we few, we are all trying to get more. Ia trade, in all branches of business, in the professional walks of life, the great aim is to secure money. MONK Y-W Yes, we are all striv ing for it. But when we get it, do we all use it wisely? One way to save money is to buy your Clothing at the Misfit Cloth ma Parlors, 262 Seoond street. The way to spend your money wisoley is to buy Custom-Made Clothing when you can gt it at least 30 per oontrf cheaper than you can buy ready-made. When offered a good suit at the same price you have to pay for a very ordinary suit, inn't it wisdom to take the good suit? This is the ad vantage of, baying at the Misfit Clothing Parlors-, 2G2 Second St YOU AND THE TAILOR One reason whv the tailor has to make prices so high is because he meets with so many losses. J be pa trons of the Misfit Clothing Par lors put into their pookets what tho tailors lose. 30 per Cent. Saved in Suite, 40 per cent. Saved in Pants, 3& per cent. Saved in Overcoats Honey Saied in Everything. We Lighten Your Cares by Making Prices Light. Be as anxious to Save as you are to Make, and Uuy at tho MISFIT Clothing Parlors 262 Second Street, Opp. Court Square, Memphis, Tenn. N.B. Remembor, all alterations to inanra a Perf'oot Fit. DONE FREE OF CHARGE, by First-class Tailors in our Parlors. Open evenings until 9 ; Saturdays until 11. TllMt rta, Mirluep, Nnlmun, Frreri I an niMiktrel, Nierdlatw, aUsbateira, Brook Trout, Oyalere, MfMikerel tat Tomato 4'ntaap, RweMt NtsjMsxl Pick Ira, Hour Pink Is fey and In Jars, Pleklod Valoaa, Hot Brllah, Wooator Haearo, Torualo Valaap, ! ra, Maatard, t nrry powder, naiad DrtMaalaa, OIlTfa, Olive Oil, rrraia Vm' Ctlry Nance, Colerjr av 4, Klsj., Kte. J. F. BTJCKHAM A: CO WAHTTN'X WIMttlCIAI. Ils Lkwav. S13 8ix:h St., Waehinctnn, D. O. Proridra i raetieall, useful business edu cation. No terms nor Tarationi. t-tudenta enter at anr tim. Ti rna: Lite scholarship, 40. Telre weeks' Course, Board, a to., ITS. hand lor oirnularj KOUHi.TN. V V. -Board on tha Hill, 1 Mr.. H. O. llow.rj. 6 WashinztoD Park. Room! larae: Im-atioa delikhliu . Coarenlar'. to cars to Manhattaa lleaoh, Coney Island, Luna Bea.-b and Central Park: also to &ew Vork ylaoes ol aanuomaDt. NOVEMBER 16, 1856. JAMEf . BEl.I ITetjldfiil. MEMPHIS SADDLERY CO, Nos. 290 and 293 SECOND STREET, MEMPHIS. TENT?.. WHOLESALE- MAHDFAGTUBERS AND JOBBERS laddies, SAIILJy " frPECItL PBICES to Railroad HOPKINS SELLING OUT To BlMolve Oopartaterafalp. MILLINERY BELOW COST! 'Oar entire i toe It baa to be aold by Jan nary 1, 1887, to Diaai lra Copartnerahip Anv enmnanv ratirina. irWt oler our immenao atook Keaard lean ol Cval. Good Fait Hati Mo Fine Foil Hati, Nesrtibapa , worth S1.25, To Oenuine Bearer Hats T&o Job Lot et Har, w rth from II to U- V Beautiful Ko es, all liolora ....Sloriuo Ostrich Pompom lllo Children'! Trimmed Hat, worth 12, for II 00 Boyi'a Cloth, Velvet and Pmih Caps, worth 1 1 60o Ladiae' Trimmed Hail, worth H 12 0 Lone Humes from Mo un Oatrioh Tips, 3 in Bunoh, from bOa op Biidi. Wimts, Faney Feathen. Feather Uaat eto.,atRldlcuioualoo7 4aracea 'Don't Lois Your Cbaaaa. Remember trnm thla dav to Jannarv 1. 1887. ecr Krldal aad moarsilng Onlflta. SrarThe flnoit aiiortment of DOLLS ia tbe eiiy. -Hati Reshaped, Feathers Geaned, Dyed and Curled. i.olden Hair Wash by the Small or Lassre Quantitiea. ZELLNEE&GO OUR SOLID BARGAINS Have attracted a;rat crowds dnrlDK Ihe paat wek nrjany have not bad tlm rkauce to ayall tbean arlTpa of theme templlna prieeei, and for ihrlr brurlll we will enn tlaaa Ihe folluKina- baraalae ANOTHER WEEK. A LOT of Child'! Button Bhoei, Heel and Fprict Heel, strong and iub tantiul, beat Philadelphia makes, mall iliea reduoed from 11.50 to A LOT of Child's Button Bhoei, Calf and Pebble Ooat, liiei S to 10 reduced from 11.50 to 9I.OO. SOO pain Pebble Qrain 6olar tip Bprint Heel Button Bhoei. liiei 8 to 10, re duoed (rem 11.50 to 1105. 800 pain Misses' Pebble Grain, Sprint Heel, Solar-tip Button Shoes, liiei 11 to 2, reduoed from 12.00 to H 10. 800 pain same kind, with heel a, re duoed from 12.00 to ! SO. 100 pain Youths' Calf and Oraia But ton Shoe.', nioeatrd itronr, folly worth 12 25, liiei 11 to 2. reduoed to tl.ea. FOR THIS WEEK 0NLY1 We will tell our Lad es' 12.50 Car Kid Button Shoei, worked buttonhole!, latest ityle ihapea, pointed toe and high heel and common aenae toe and low heela, every pair warranted, for tho low price of l.B. Our Men's 13.00 Bhoei are the belt In the Und. They a'e made of genuine oalf ikln. with seam'esa ramp, well fin ished and perfect Stung. We arrant every pair. Kver thing Kxcellent In Footwear, at price! LOW Eh than elsewhere. ZETiT JI. & CO. 300 MAI HT1CEET. R. KUPFERSCHMIDT. IMPORTER AND DEALER IS IT aans, AnimnuttloD, Fishing Tackle and riuorUmeiia' tsnnplleB. WHOLKSALK AND RKTAIL. 884 Main Ntreet, ateinptila, Teaaai Mannfaotnrim and Repairing of ftuni a Bpeolalty. Largest Stock. Best asaortment. Frank Schiunanii, Importer and Dealer la Sana, Plahlaa; Taekle and Sport. sneaa Hoppllea. oar Bpeeial atUntloi glran to MANUFACTUBLNU and Rl PAIRINfl. -W t Makin M-Wmnhl,Tfnn J. F. II0LST & BR0. (bucckshurs to u, m. holst bbo. Funeral Directors, HATI IKIOTED TO Ho. SECOND ST., MEMPHIS. A Hi LI, asd c.-'oplete stock of Wood and MetaltiOtiei aod Casket!, Cloth-Covered Caskets ted liurial Hobea alwayi on hir.J. asar i'ri)ra by tsleareph prcmntly tied. OF arness HA"5llWAItli2 AND sue LeTee Coatractore for Wagon, Scraper and Cart Harness. MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK. NO. 7 MADISON STREET. PAID UP CAPITAIs, : : i I : I $100,OO Zxitereot Paid on Depoaltas OPH ATPMDATB P1I, T OtXlXJK P.M. X. H. KATZEKBEBSEB, Prant. , J. KATZEKBEBGEB. Cftshler BO ABO OF NAP0LK0K HTLL, W. H. CARROLL. JOHN A. DENIE, J. W. NOHOhR. EDWARD MOON & CO., GOMISSIll 1 MERCHANTS GRAIN. PRODUCE, HIDES, FURS, Etc. LIBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS. TV ON. A and 10 TJKflOTf HTHEET. . - Hf r'Ttf PHIW. TEKlV JOSEPH SCeABMAM. FADER, FRANK & CO. Cotton FactorsIMesw mm 201 Front Street, OppowMe rnslom lloinwo. R. LCOCHRAN &Go .3 aiTC"":!1T' O 1 1 mn ' ii irsaaa aaali aaariitr--ai- a, .imbiIii Tfiais'it -rrr r-" '"" mW P AW AJIB rLAaiSO-aaTILX, ATTTAJBa. Iroors, Sash, Blinds, Molding, Lun!: Lath and Staingles, Flooring. Ceiling and Cedar Pattfa. P. S. ALSTON. ALSTON, MAURY & CO. AndCurnml'Blon Merchanta Ilaj, Cor,Oatf, Bran, Chop Fend, Oil Meal, Lime, Cement. Plaster, Building and Fire Br cW, Etc. Cor. Front and Union,! Howard's Kow, Memphis Fnlmer.T Cotton Factors, 7holesalo Grocery No. JIOO Front lreet, : Menipliln, TtBir4 1 n AND TRUST H O A. X. XJt"o' SAfOLEON HII.L, OUIS 11 AN AUK ft, bAZARUS LEVY. JOHN W. INDRBW KENKERT. BOL COLEMAN, KVVD. HOLDHMI'lUJ iAMES S. KOBINSON. IIARDWIfl PERES. aarDeposlti reoelred la lumi ol $1 and npward, and lntereit allowed on lama Beml annually. aw We boy and aell loeal Inrestment Bondi and Seonrltiei fenerallr, pay taxes, aet U trnateei, and, In general, exeonte any Snanolal bnalneii reqniring a aate aad reiponilbla aaent. . ear We isine drafU, In itai to inlt pnrohaaen, on all parti of Eupe. oar We hare a eommodloni Vanlt for the depoait of Yaluablei, whioh U at the larrloe t oar oaitomers, free of tlbararo, D. P. HADUEN, President. EWD. GOLDSMITH, Ylce-Presldeat JAMVH W ATHAN. CaHltli-r. n w pi. v jr. J). HKHKun, Lata ol Coffeeyille. Mill. Late ol Commeroe, Mill. PLY, HERRODJ & HODSOn WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchant 324 Front Street Memphis' Tenn. UNION & PLANTERS' BANK OF Mi:MriIIS,TEXN., AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS. OOTOBBXt BO, 1886 RESOVBCES. Loam and DtseonnU 11,437,244 01 Danklnghouse and otEoe fixturei 80,000 00 Overdraft! . 2S.M7 29 Expenses and laxei 7,100 IS hieht Kxphnge.....41M.225 3d Cash on band 3oo,717 7- 528,943 08 3,029,W 78 LIABILrilES. Capital Paid np I 600,000 00 Undivided ProBta 121.377 87 Eiohanie and Intereat - 31,341 OS Due otber Banks on Billirediaooanted.t 203,09(8 Deposit.-- 1.074.L 15- 1.277.225 00 t2,029,44 79 -..Prealdent -Vice-President - Castiier NAPOLEON HTLL WM. A. WILLIAMSON.... fl. P. READ Dl HECTORS. A. Vaeoaro, Wm. A. WIIHamion, Joseph liraee. Napoleon Hill, R. Dudley Krayser, K. Knaley, K. P. Hvad, BenJ. Babb. John R. Pepper. Jaa. H. McDayitt, Issa, N. Pnowden. S250 S .rurlr. K li" wnr S. I wnpH B, ... S aojti vanaaux,! e ec'y and Treaus. Collars, laJEATHEK. BISECTORS. A. rOHEN. T. F. TOBltT. J. H. BIS0OR. A. B. MEYKRa. I1KNRT rBAKK. JOSEPH. FADEB I H. II. KaCIT. bomtoB&Go GS BANK COMPANY. TIlU STHBH. MICHAEL GAVIN, J. 9. HAHDW FKKia THOMAS BOYI.K DAVID P. UADDEN. COCHRAN, JAMBS A. OMBERfl, ma aa tinnunH. Lata of Brooki, Neely k 0. 1 1 1 OtUMMO SEEDS AND PRODUCE 308 Front St. Mississippi fe Tennessee R.B,Co Aaaaat jHMtlaa; of toekhaMera, TBB annual nee tint ef JJi. itoekholdera in iheMiaiiaeippi and Teaaeaaee Kail, mad Company will beheld at UHalPHU. TENN, on Wednenday, NoTfmbur 24, 1886, at which time a Dirs.t.ry win be eleeted for Ibe ensoioa; year, btoekbnlder will be pasied over ihe road fey anplyint to the leoi.ury. g H LAWB BeereUry. GRADUATE of tbe Watchmakers' A.aoV ' any of Saitxerlaad, Practlcil t,alrlimakr and Jeweler, ar Fine Work a Speclalty.'Wa H. 7 Urale Mreee, il.saiaaiia, Teaaai