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SILVER MOON BAKING POWDERS
This "Silver Moon" Baking Powder, which has been manu
factured by us and used in our Retail Department for so many
years before selling out that Department, Is mada only of old,
well known and long triod Baking Powdar Material, In waloa
no Alum or any Injurious substance whatever Is used.
We Give Our Faithful Guarantee to This
-IT 13 NOT BETTER THAN ALL OTHERS, BUT IT 13 AC
GOOD A3 ANY, AND WB KNOW IT IS PUltK.
Buy It Prom Your Own Orooer. Wo Sell at Wholesale Only.
THE OLIYER-FINNIE GROCER COHP'Y,
MliaiPIUS. .TENNESSEE
SILVER MOON FLOUR
$6.00 PER BA.T.R3iIj.
NEW ROE HERRING.
BALDWIN O0WLT0N & LAKE
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Several rouh characters were run in by
tlie police, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Key, of Tuseuiubia, nro
ViHiiinj (riendit at No. 1!0 Johnson avenue.
The chess players nIioiiM retiiciiiber the
meeting toiiittlit nt No. !W Madison Rtn-et.
A mule kicked and seriounly injured
Mr. Waller Moncricf, city stable man, yca
trnlsy. Mr. Mooro, o( West Station, Mind., who
Vita robbed of bis watch aud iuw re
covered his watch.
A 1111111 named Capers was run over by
troet ciir (Won Hernando slreet yealer
tlny, injuring his head severely.
Mr. James Cute, a yonng man from
Jackson, Minn., died on South M.iiu street
Tliunulny oijlit, after a long Minus.
Work on the brick pavement 011 North
Court street was lluishud lust uiht about
8 o'clock. The now street looks us nico as
S ballroom. .
The I.cv. P. M. Hell will preach at the
reniiienee ol Mr. Jtios. Leibcnrood, near
C'runby IStation, I'. 1. dummy line, at 7:43
p.m. All invited.
Km ma Clareneo lias been arretted on
rluirvo of larceny of a rum from Mr. Joe
r-milli, a bartender at Murla's place.
Jjiims claims that sho pawned tlio ring to
raise money with which to pay rent, aud
that Joo acipuieseed.
Jeff Cook, irencral traveling apnl of Die
Cranio lk.lt lUilway, t?L l'eternburg, FIs,,
la anxious to learn tho hereabout of bis
bnitln-r, A. J. Cook, who was last heard
from in Memphis hospital. A. J. bus
two liners olf of bis ritiht baud, and
is a pointer by trade.
An oval cluster diamond ring was lost
In tho locality of the Cotton KxcIiuiiko yts
terday. Tho fluder will pluasa return to
secretary of Cotton Exchange aud be lib-
erully rewarded.
ODD FELLOWS EXBUCISBa.
Tbe Biathren ot the T&ree Ltnka Cele
brate Their Seventieth Anniversary.
The Odd Fellows of Memphis, together
yt'tlh a number of their visiting brethren,
fittingly celebrated the seventieth anni
versary of tho introduction of tho order in
. to America at their beautiful ball on Main
Slid Court streets. In this city, last niu'liL
The program of the eveiung's cxim-iws
Inrluded the initiation of a new inemler
Into lUinuer Lodi Na 110L This Ufno
Im-kuii tho ceremonies at 8 o'rlock, holding
a biuineM uieoting. All of the four lodges
, fa the city were well renrtwentcd during
Qio pneeedinirs, and an exhilarating as
I well as au iniervsUng time was expert-
en red.
1 Tho visiting brethren Inclixlrd Alfred
! Jolts, of Jbiton, X. M.j Ir. Y. H. Trnvi-r,
.Mindoro, Wis.; WillanlC. tJlover. livans-
ville, Ind.; John M. Younj, rhihideliihin;
1 rank liraves, tSL l'aul, Minn.; A. J.
J IsitUhk k r, t-au Autonio, 'J eX., and Jo
ftcph Kuphrat, 1 'nylon, O.
I i Im iiiiliuUiry degree was conferred upon
I V. M. Hurt, an employe ol tho 1'ionocr
Cotton Mil's, who joined Hanner Lxgi;
and the second and third degrnt were
, rvinplilicd liHin Jsines II. Curkwell, of
'Memphis Ioltro No. a A prominent
clerical gcntll'iuan of the city was to have
participated lu tho third ili-pife confer-
Irnrp, but failing to luaterinlize, he will
doubtless partake of the ceremony later.
Mttmliere ol tho teams drilled lor tills
.ssurk iuclilded brelhreti sclcctod frotn
fJ'Hiinier Lodge No. lit) and Meniphis
J Jlri No. U.
Alter the exercises terminated the
brethren were reeled with light relrcah
Ineiiu in tho way of sherU-t, rsko aud
aandwicbrs, and general conviviality fob
Joned. the company breaking up at almost
'llo'cliK-k. K'Verul of tho visitoni to the
Mjt room last night were considerably
Ix in lilted bv their cxHirienroa, they hav
ing abwnted themselves so long that they
hail really forgotten how to niako the
Unual salulioiis to the ollieers ill authority.
1 he ceremonies were only paititlpute 1
In by members ol the brotherhood, hence
the Interest cwitered uininly in tho ex
jilauution of tho mysteries of the order,
and tho social amenities aftentard. There
were no ladies la attendance, but the par
ticipants expressed thoniselvce as well
j li iiwd with what orrnrrail, and they will
rxliiin ilelightlul recollections of tho Odd
li lions' anniversary rxirrisos of IHS'.I,
commeiuorating tho orgnnixaliou of the
Jlmt hulgo ever ornnlxml in this country,
"which event occurred at Baltimore, on
the 'Mh day of April, 1H1U.
A llaBClHC mi ( barlealaa.
Ciiarlistok, 8. C, April 20. Onwr
Frazler, colored, woe hanged at 10:30
o'clock today for the murder of llolden
lerg, white, on February 9. The con
demned man professed the Catholic faith,
end the execution was unattended by the
tisnal scenes of shouting, praying and sing
ing. B-ritAwaxRHiks this morning at Allen A
Jltkiuncy's.
PERSONAL POINTS.
At DofTv'.- .1 II llil.l, T?i..t..... I 1
Fvniis siuf J. It. Wallace, Jackson' Term.;
m. 1-. I.urrows, liitltimore: J. L. Mc.Neely,
Little Rw-k.
At the I'cabody: W. K. Greenlaw, Co
lumbia. Tenn.; A. 1. Blown, Nashville;
C. IE. Carrington, Kichmond, Va.; C. 1!.
CiullowaV, Juckiton, Miss.; 8. J. Cum
mink's, Virand UapiiLt; M. lLtchuluian,
(iroenvillo, Miss.
Cards aro out snnounrlng the approach
ing nuptials ol .Mr. lliurles ti. I liuintiers.
of t li is city, and MUs Mary 11 Mann, of
isruwnsvihe, lenn. lho ceremony will
occur Tuesday, April IV), at noon, In tho
Melhodi.it Church at lirownsviilo.
VisiTOM on 'Chnniro ve-iterd.iy: Joe.
O. I'eters, Chicago, 111.; F. 1L Sherman,
Columbus, Mix.; W. If. Ross, Macon,
tin.; (t. B. Turpin, Macon, tie.; C. F.
FentreM, 8t. l-oui; C. C. 1'nrtee, Ripley,
Tenn.; It. liobo, Como, Misj,; J. IL Black
uiore, JacUson, Tcnn,
At the Fransloli: Mrs. M. V. Ix kett.
Tunica, Miss.; J. A. Iteichman, 1Oiiisville,
Ky.; L. S. Iiillard, W. I'. Wilkins, Oxford,
Miss.; J. W. Short, J. W. Furr, Toccopolu,
Mirs.; A. I Van, li. F. lanry. 1 lolly
Siirinp, Miss.; tfoorgo Turner, Novada,
Mo.; N. li. Hull, fctorinvillo, Miss.
M. LNironn anil wife, Nashville; J. I.
Driver, Osceola, Ark.; W. J. Allen, Tampa,
Fla.; Thos. Newcotnh, Corinth, Miss.; C.
M. Hamilton and wife, IL U. Oliver and
wife, Mrs. J. If. Ijinier, Wynne, Ark.;
IL liritt, Ixington, Tenn.; Mis Mdo
Fnrr, Hollv Springs, Miss.; T. II. Suiith,
bpringliclif, Mo., are at Oaston'a.
P. R. Ui axs, Nashville, T. nn.; R J.
Cliinnjiud wife, bjiringflold, Mo.; I. M.
Albln, Cotnuierce, Miss.; l'aul H. Jones,
I'udurah, Ky.; Kichard Hurleson, Waco,
Tex.; Jir. R C. Iturlcson, Waco, Tex.;
Mrs. McCruckon, Senatobia, Miss.; J. M.
Sutton, Chattanooga, Tenn.; W. It liritt,
Lexington. Tenn.; Chas. L. Iycr, lluuls
ville, Ala., are at the Clarondou.
A M03ICA.L TREAT I
Frse for Bverybod-rl
We tuko gn'nt ideosure In announcing to
our friends and tho public In gei.ersl that
we have consummated arrangement with
Mr. James l.ippcns, insnsgur of Vinivut
Campiglia'a lluliun Trio l'urlor Orchestra,
to give a grand concert at our establish
meut next Saturday night, April 27, at 10
o'clock. The following program has lcen
arranged: I'romoxlona Watch, Non F.ver
lloinanxo, L'Fxprit Francais, Martha, I-a-polouis.
The Mocking Lird, I'on l'ai(juu!e
hcreiirtilo.
We Invite the public to call and bear
these great artihls at our cxpciixe.
L tArlu &. Co.,
310 Muiii streeL
Tho Cigir Tulsce of the South.
rroblbllla-tUU 1'nSl-t-ialMi.
Rostox, Mass., April 2(L With the
moke of tho rocent battle still lingoring In
tho air, the rrohibltlonists, undaunted by
defeat, are again at tho f jro, reucwing
their M-nunial fight for constitutional
prohibition. This morning tho Commit
to't on biipior Iowat the SiMtr-house gave
a beuring on petition of the Rev. A. A.
Minor, for tho enactment of a prohibitory
statute, and a numlmr of persons ad
drvuvd tho comuiiltee in favor of it.
I.AixrV capo collars a spi'cislty at fem
this Steam laundry, L'.'l N-coiid street,
ranijj ollice HI Mudison street
Sin'wiiKiimu this morning at Allen A
McKinney'a.
LAVIONE'S
Fashionable Mllllnsrjf and Ualr Ooods.
rslr Hal mm liaals-1'avsrlla
SkasM In Me-Mpbla "What
Mara at rrNiat
Tliere are so many new and attractive
shape in this season's millinery that it Is
bsr.lly piMsible to enumerate them all.
liilleicnt styles are nsed for dillbront oc
casions. Special Prleee la Straw Hate.
Ladies' hats and bonnets, 23c
Ladies' fine colored straw, In fancy and
plain Milan combinations, a nobby lino of
goods, cholco for 60c.
Indies' Hue white Mllani Lata, $I.0(X
Mi sV leghorns, $I.U.
Hair bangs, 70c
F. LAVIONB,
SIT I t Mala Slrrsl, Mesapbls, Ttss.
THE MEMPHIS
CLOSING FOR TIIE RACES.
TWO GREAT STAKES AND FIVE MAG
NIFICENT PDRSa B. OE3.
The Program Touches a Tender Spot In
Heads of Leading Business Bouse
and a Half Holiday U the Thing
Ample Preparations.
Races bavo captured tho citv.
Old and young, rich ami poor, male and
lemnie, white and colored, married nnd
singio nit taiic moos, go to tho races and
play them if tuo wherewith U present.
isever lu tho history of .tho local Jockey
vuiu uas uieru Doen such pu'ronago ami
iucidental demonstrations, going ta mako
up wiiat may bo termed a thoroughly suc
cesHful spring meeting. In this the weather
uus piayea uo unimportant part. Yet it
was shown on tho opening day, last Satur
day, that tho public was in u friuuu of
iiunu 10 w uness una enjoy tho events, rain
or shine.
Realizing tho temper of tho public tho
club has prepared a dixit for todav full of
merit enough to capture tho worlil. It is
luoiugoinery day. Seven races are on tho
program, including two great slakes, tho
Montgomery and nicrchanm', nnd live at
tractive purso races. About H,W) in
siakes und purses nro to bo hung up. Nat
urally a much larger crowd than usual
though it 8ceinsovoryl)ody goes anyhow,
judging from lho grund stand, betting pa
vilion und grounds will bo 011 hand aud
demand extru preparations from tho uieo
ciatlon. These aro already asaured, and
no one who attends will have cause to
complain, unless their bundle is planted
00 the wrong horse, increased transmu
tation facilities will be furnished by both
tho Memphis ei Charleston mid Fust F.ud
Dummy Lino Railroads, additional chuirs
will be providod for the grand stand, and
if deemed necessary seats will ho nrnm I
011 tho ground in front. "
The following paper, with tlio signatures
attached, carries it own import in plain
view:
VI km run, Ajirll at, IW.
We, the undersigned, do cheerfully
agree to close our places of business be
tween the hours of 1 aud 5 o'clock p.m.,
Saturday, April 27, to givo nil our em
ployes un opportunity to attend the races:
llr.Hik, Nis'ly & Co.,
I ty, llnrlon A It ill.
A. 11. llVM'lUl'll A t o.,
tiei. Aruoltl imi jMiuy,
t'srlsTrv t I nwy,
y. A. Iiticii 1 ti.,
liinHcli rii( i n,,
Mt'iwlili'ii, liixjtini A Co.,
K. 'Isrlur A lu,
II11I1I aim,
AII.-H Mi Klnni-y,
Murliu Wu 1 ,, .
I'ulk, .-Iiiiiiiik A; Co.,
J. II. ( mini I d.,
H. M. Vsiriun A. 1 o ,
Tisif, MistuwhU Ji Co.,
M. I . 1'v.int! 4. to.,
r lovil A i ,
(nHKltmr ti Co ,
II. L.im..i,i,'Iii linn.,
rwi' i, rntllK dl o.,
'1 li- o'.hi-r I I1111I1. u.
John A. iK'iiln,
i. 1. I ron A Co.,
WiMHlruilKJlivi.r Co..
Jnhii Id'iil,
ru won, (.ivynnp A Co.,
i 11. HitImts i Co..
M. l.svin a Co..
1 lisrlcs Ktii'jr,
II. rt. r A Co..
rnli.Ui llnk
( imMar A 1 o
li. Mm. r.
Iimt'.n A Vnn,e.
Kin MiK.k ,v t .,
AlllllTMtU UhI 1 .1 .
liirkiusw Nululcry Co., J. J. Imily A t
ik 4
l-iiilm A. 1 Ik.
J A a .,..1.. 1. f
W. K. Mi.rd.(.v.,
Walla lirmt..
HulhMMi, I1m k A Co.,
Urn rurr. c,uisiiiy,
Ssilniti-r Hri.,
1. N. K.Irs A Co.,
lis ki-i) .W likliwuii Co.
Nh,. A-Iiiht,
lit k. ll-vkiT.
IjiHbiirn Ni-wioiu.
Welib A Muiiry.
S. .-ii,-li,
I'rulll Urn.. A Co.,
Jitr.l. a (i.trr.'tt,
c. r. Hum a Co.,
J k Kl I A. I..
J.Mn.rlr.i,T.
K. krlly Co,,
Kills, lalir Co.,
Mi'iiiehU onstTV la.
drier A liiiwiiK,
K. - lliK-liauan v Co.,
Krb i .
My, lliTnin Ik lluloun,
Ki .! 1 ..
Olio M'linill ai Co.,
Inylor, IHiIMii A Co.,
Nathan A iilichncr, th an Lilly c. A h! Co.
II. I. air A 1 1.. Mi'liiiW.I In in... a 1.,
I' unai a 1 11,
t usa. llt rj g A Unia.. Illil A .uua,
lntun A I o.
& O. TOOF fc CO.
Will Fill Orders For
LITIIOMRirillSU,
rniMixo,
BLANK 1UXKS,
A Lew as Aaj llaase la Aatrrlra.
Jarkaaa Maaail l urk..
Free concert and balloon ascension Sun
day afternoon. .Sight cohcert, adiuission
10 cents.
Offices fiirnishwl with towel rai k.comh.
brush and clean towel every inonilnir for
3 cents per we-k. by Memi bis Meaui
Laundry. Ornament to any ollice.
iir.i.
I 1 IV At kl. I. la ...l.l..ta K.. I.I . . -
alnvl, Jasu J. I ais. In Ilia .flu yrar ol liia ass.
On uotliol lonvnil will brltrn.
l! Y A V A I ll I. 1. 1 HI. I . Innna V.. SS ll.l .
instl. rrliliiy, April Ivmi. at lo-.ai o cliirk p.iu.,
vw.t. f ,m ,.1 an, ,i, n ,t'ar 01 ilia aire.
lm O'llli-ool lha lunrnil sill tUn
Chancery Salo
REAL ESTATE.
Ko 111 B.-in the fTiniwrr Court ol Mii-lliy
Coihiijt eiata 01 Tcuuimsi vs. Allnxl Ailama
rial.
Ilr vlrtnoof sn Inlerlot ulnrr Arr hit al. rn-
rrvtl In lha alsiraraiiM nil tiin I ah tlsy nl lsin.
r. I7, l II ' 1'H'i- Jl't. aii'l h lirw. ii Mil ila nf
Msr. li. Isvi, M. It t't. lias,'. 411. I Hill aril at n.,l,li
amllnn, to lha lilfl'-i 1 ! I ! r . In fro.il ul lha
r aiii Mmliti mil', al u Main tn. I -,.
Irnuciit the niurfrbonas ol tobulby Couuty, kuiu
I'liU. lruu.. oil
Balaiday, I7lli ly mt '.a.-ll. ISSO,
wllhln Wat hmim, lha fiillnwlnf 1rll pmpf.
iT..auauM in jsi'iAiiiuiis suaiuy cwuuir, irunrnask
to IK
lyil IL Mork l. hTT3 f.son ll.s cml al l ol
Water ains-L r,,rl -. Vcrlna h,ihl aa lha Mtus-rlv
ul J. W . Vvrniin an I Ilia i Ilr nf Momiihla.
1 he ! i.ol ol the a. mlh hall ol I.. I HI, In 1,1-vk
;l. V. W. Km i li a aulolivi-lnn. by .'A list cm lha
nni .hla ol alley et ol Orleans alnstL Mihl aa
Ilia irnrty n( i. W. I brl.np.
I ul .4. lil'M'k in. rial aiile nl Kreimfl nlrert. furt
I'h kiniirj. I i n ill vtanl knltl aa lb Iimisirtr ul
ln.llini llama.
I ! al. Ilm k IV wi.t alila nl Tlilnt aiTel. Tenth
Var.l. by 11.. '4 It-eL Duld a Ilia pro), rly ol A.
IIMI.
ai Tale's iiMlrlAlnn. M by I'A tret, nn ea.l
alila of (Mean atriajl. fsjlil sa Ibo imivrif ol
liirenisi A. eti t-t
lol 1 1, Jnhii Iiman a aiiixiirlilon. m lit LMis-t
on nnrtliea-t eiirner of Im lii-s- ami losirvla ains-u.
.11 as Ilia ttiierly of Ihe liiiknown heln of
I in 1 1 T FsieketL il.ieaauj. W. C lulkuaanj Ilia III
of Mcini.lils.
I. ruin n( Snle-ons rreilll of sis rnneiihn: nnl
laai.iiif Inii nsit, wiili ms urlty, re.iilrv.i, Hn, rw
telneil. rii'iiiiil'n birml.
IblaC'.kdnyil Aerll I''
V.. U Mi II KV h V. rterk sn1 Masert,
F. II. A C. W. Ilel.kall. foilrltura, .
J.G.ECIIMIDTttSON
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Ha. tee xunt tkekt, nrvrnm, rm
lapnrtm and fiaala-s In flnas, AiMMaalUaa
4 tnahlna Tarkls, ,nHee Uaralamrav
1 imetrim Ila til aa4 Aaaaaalatan 1st ataaM sa4
BaalSaanas.
Kiartti rjsputs aUWsjs sa uw ssalrtoi
TANITE
Miev wmiils
QRINDINO MAOMINU
For Saw. M Ilia,
Fnuntlrlaia, ana
Machlneahnfia.
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APPEAL: SATURDAY.
( s?iMi.
it erA
y-r .1 1 y - Jit A
I bar bean afflicted fur s swat many years with but blood, whirh has ranted sir lo hsra aorea oa
Biy body. My handa were In a aolld aunt for otror s yrar. I had tried almost aver) thins I could hear
of, but had given up all hoa ul rvar being curvil, when I aaw lha advrrtlMimrnl of Ilia Otiitba
llrssiiiss. I used our bo of Cutu I SA, on bolll of Kkaolvcht, and ona raka of her, and am
Bow atda lo do all my own work. Vita. FAN" NIK STKWAKT, Btaunlon, Ind.
I have uard lha Ct Tii-eiu Ktutniri auiwaaahilly for Biy batiy, wis) waa smtotvd with rearms,
and bud aueh Intrnar llehlnu- that ha ra no rent day or Dlxhl; but after I had used two Imtea, tint
akin Is'tan lo wl olT and gel clear and toft. Tho Itching la arntr, and my bal y la cured, and la now
s healthy, nwy-cheeked boy. UAUY KLI.l.Kllkt ANN, ll, toll, K in.
Vonr CcnrCBA Hi smiiri did wonderful thlnrs for im, Tliry cured my akin dlaeaar, wblth
hsa been of Ova yrara' atsiidlng, aflrr hundreds of dollars had been tivtil Is trying to rura II. Nothing
did rar any gisid until I rommracrd tho use of the Citu vba Itcaioiica. Our house will inror ba
without tbriD. VI at. IIOHA KKI.I.V, llorkwrll t Hy, Calhoun Co, la.
Gliticiira Rciicdics.
CrrirrSA, the (treat akin cure, Inatanlly sllaya tha moat agnnUtng Itching and Inflammation, clears
lha akin and scalp of every irarc of dlaeaar, heala nlrrra and aores, removes cruata and aesliw, and rw
aloriw lha hair. Citii i ha Hoap, lha grealrat of akin braiitirii r, la ln.arnaal.e In Irenilng akla
dlataats and baby huim rs. It product lha whlteat, cleanwt akin and anfti at bamla, tin from .lmdo,
asa,or blnnl.h. Ct Tin llr.ant.VRNT, the new blood purlner, cleaners Ihe blood of all liniu:iilo
snd il,Doue rlemenla, and thus removes the cacpB. Ilrne the Cctiitka lUwritoa are Ibe only
Itifiilllhle curatives for rvery form of akin, acalp, and IiIiskI dlx'aaea, from pluipha to armfula.
CtTicfBA ItkUKiius are sold by drupgUta and chrmlata lliruiithout ih world. Prior: CiTiifBA,
H centi per bos ; Cirrn uka Siur, renta; Ccticcba RrsntvasT, fl.M r bottle. Prepared by
I'lirrsa Imuo asd Ciiksit al CunrosATios, IIimtok, klAaa.
-Hend for "How tol ureFkln IHarasra," S4 pages, M lllnatrallona, ami no teetlmonlala.
nitlt1.L. f.lark hratta, riM, rsieh ehapneil. and
III oily akla prevented by I I Tn l ua hnAr.
C. 31 AND
AUCTION SALE!
-or -
Fino Wilton. Moquotte and Drus-
nela O.irpota.
SATURDAY. APRIL2 7, 1880
Al i..mCUk A.M.
Al tst Hornail H rrrl, lla-onlr Trmtilr.
T.J. Mi. A HI II Y A tM.. Aiirtlnnivrs.
HARDWARE.
Matt Stewart & Go.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, MECHANICS' TOOLS
Garden Implement a, Soreen Doore
and Windows,
Tllf. liyT l.AWH MOW Kit IN Til It M.'MKFT.
330 SECOND ST., - MEMPHIS
TELEPHONE 1,181.
N. II. Ilullilrra ami l'arinnlrs will find
It la Ihrlr Interest to Ktanilus Our (loads
and I'rlrra.
Otto
GAS
r rttfsitiis
BVf'lLW l I l '
OVKH ;.'. IV UHJ'ai
No Boiler, no 8tram, no l)snc;er, no Cost,
no nines, no Knginrer, Sultshl lor
Every Kind of Power, and
blurted with a Match.
W. W. BIERCE, Agent,
327 Sooond Rtrnel.
ELIXIR OF opiua.
Is a prwmtlon of the trur by whlrh Its
Inliirliajs ailorta arw mnoted. a hue Hi
talnaliln rnrdndnnl pmiirrties arw rrtnlhnl.
It miKl all Ilia ardiilhr, amslyiie, nd
sntls.mdln rsnvrrs of Opium, (mt r
rinene bo alrknesa ul the slums, h, no vom
iting, nnmstivrtiraa. nn liemlivlir. lu arnta
lirrvmia disorders It Is so tutaliisliln rem
olv. suit Is racotniorudvil by Ui brsl I'lij
tkl.ilia. E. FERRETT, Afjent,
ait Paarl EU Naw York.
WEDD & MAURY,
323 Front Rt.,
GRAIN AND COMMISSION.
e bEtU OA lb.
CHANCERY SALE
REALlJ-FATE.
Ko. I.m! B-ln Ihe I li.n -"t fn.irt nl Shi thy
mnniv K. Mis-aliMi r i. milium llenrvr ! at
llv virtue ol an itiB r i- ti I r v il'i reo tnr anle. rn-(en-l
m tha sls.ie isu-i' o i the l.ldarnl A.M,
lkO, M, 11 J, MSSF I mil sell, at puhllr amv
llotl to lha h lull, -4 In I I r in Inmtol Ilia I. it
and ktsater oiliist. at tin lin iri t rmranie id
llir miurt lioiias U ttliulhy tsmuly, aluiupbla, leu
tM'SMS. OO
aalwnlnr, 4n dny of May, ISSe,
!iMn leirn' hoi 'ti. file toltowfli d.erllied prop.
rrly, attllslH In the laling 1'lntllil Of kl.elOy
muuiy, leun., 10 wit:
1 he ainm iiusrier uMiit N" I ' the aanir front.
I rig thirty seron anl inie lhth t , )''. Bmre or
Irs-, oil Chli ka-w tn it and rullliil r lai'k Isa.
twi-n parallel lines one h n I and loriy-elrht
Slid one ball (Hsktt fis t, mole m I.'- Inau alley
tiir amtli line ul taui lot umj l hi. unrtb line ul
Hyeamrirs street
Term, ol Mala fine half ea-h 1.. lain a on s
cmlllof twrlve niiiiilhs. note la aring luu-nwt with
a mltr re.iiirrl. Inn r 'annil. ndiuiptlou oarreiL
1 Ins Lit b day of Al r.l. I-1'
K. II. Mi III M.V i lerk snd Master
. P. Hon. h.o, r. T Ido nmlsiin, K A fc. Ub
Bian, (; II. Irlinl.le, NilH imik
PROPOSALS FOR BU1LDIN0
TENNESSEE CLUBHOUSE.
fralr.1 ptoauila are Iml""' '"' fiiriil"lilu mat,
rial and erection of s fm" "lfr eluhhoae, atons
snd lini k, tiortliwral Mirner "f rsssmd ami Worth
tourt airists, kleiuidiia AH tnda Minet I araia.1
Slid ll'eil with tilllaort II lt I"" " Msllson alns-t
lor till us. aiawiitmiiona au l Imilirr d-talls a
Wf. II. J. Ilnln, IrimrsM.' lull fiaMiis. l Mu' e.u
alrert. All blila must Is-Sled In l.'n'c ork li.-m,
tF I, law Jtlgollo rt jiilsnf snd all hhla re
served. ' . h M- I A HI. A Nil,
rn-sldtul UunUiiAat Uiuiksuis.
tmF-.
APRIL 27; 1899.
aiCA Qlilfri
QlitiQlira knM5
rtlKS BIX MOTTnB OLD, th left hanil of our
llttlo (ntDiii hllJ beitnn lo awall, ami hud rvery an.
peiiraneo of la hi- boll. Wo poultlct il ll, but all to
no iurior. About (Ua munlha after, It twimi a
mnnlns anra, Bikiii oilier aurea fiirnHtl, Ha then
hut two of llii'i.i on e.i. h h.in.l, and aa bit tliiod
tx'iaine mom and mura liniura It tuuk h as Urns
IWtlirm In break out, A sura rams on the chin,
Deiieaih Ilia under lip, which aa Tery olT. nlva.
.Ills head wa ona tulld aeab, dlai'liarnlns a nt
dial, 1 hlavaa lilarondlltnnat twenty two
nionlhi old, when I undertook the cam of
htm, III mother havli g died w hen he was
a little mora than a year old, of ciiniiirap.
tlon(H-riifnla, of eourae), tlrrmild wutk a
i Utile, but rould not t up If he fell iliiwn.
stnl could not niovo when In bed, hiring
DO umi of hla hnii.la. 1 linini ilhiiely rum.
nvrneed wlih tho t'CTICflU IlKMKIUrS,
twins all frtely. tn aire after anoiher
brnltsl, s bony matter formliiK In rm h one of theas
Bva dis-p oni Juat befert healing, whlrh would
finally (truw Iihwm, and were latit n out ; theu they
would heal rapidly. Ouo of 1'irao Uk'ly bono for.
matlona I preaerved. After laklug a dmrn and s
half holtlea ha waa roiuplrttdy enrtHl, and la now,
si Ihc saw it all yeara, s atmns and hvalihy rlitlj.
Mar , tssi. Mm. K. H. MUUU8,
tt K. Clay St., rU.Huitn(tnn, III,
Bst-T. 13, HSI. No return of dlaeaax to dute.
K. ti, ll.
piPY'PHkln, H.alp, and hair preaemd and
DHu I U besiilirlil by llieuatitif Cl Tit I'H A HilAf.
1-5 SECONDS.
STOP, START AND FLYBACK
-IX-
GOLD-
Hunting and Opon Faco
SlLVER-a-Huntlngand Opon Faco
LARGE VARIETY.
LOW PRICEa
0. L. BYRD & CO.
JHWl'I.HKS,
MAIN AND MADISON BmEETS
MEMPHIS. TENN.
MRS. K. A. SLOAN
t ' V., .VT'.'-, ' ;V .,. el
Mltllnrrr, treaa Msklnf, Press Trlmmlnf,
iii m tc ii aiii Ain rst r uoiins,
Ma. B'la )lln at., Sleaiplils, Teas).
I r.l la
1 1 LJ
I a'
I lljMI rj I
if.'r rf I ' ,( . J . ..
M'1 '';, iKi -S'v t
J "V s
let' V
GOLD WATCHES GIVEN AWAY!
EVERY SATURDAY I WILL GIVE AWAY A LADY'S SOLID GOLD STEM-WINDING WATCH.
Every Purchaser of Even ONE DOLLAR'S Worth of Goods Entithd to a Chance.
My goods are first-class in every respect, and I guarantee every piece that leaves my estate
lishmant Yet they will bo sola at the very lowest prices.
USTo. 301 Main Streot. : : : Memphis, Tenn.
W Older bV wtul receive m fttteaUgn aa la peraaa.M
0RGILL BROS, & CO.
313 AND 312 FRONT
Avery Cotton Scrapers,
Randolph Cultivators,
J
Li!
TT AATHT T?n A AT n m
McCormick Mowers,
TH O MA'S HAY RAKES
BARB AND PLAIN WIRE.
DESJARDIHS, MILLER & HAWKINS
394 & 393 MAIN STREET, - - MEMPHIS, TENN.
"Wliolesjxlo Plarclwixro
STOVES AND TINWARE.
AGENTS FOR JOHN P. MANNY MOWING MACHINES
Chieftain Hay Rake, Dnnnor Plrmtor. Onmpboll Corn Drill,
Door and Window Screens, Galvanized Poultry Netting
Luwn Mowers, Ice Orertm Frootors, Ilnndlod and Eya lloos.
W.S.BRUCE&CO.
OAltUIACIKH
fur His XeeoilHU las, for Urns Assortment, fur Ihe V. rv Pest Qinlltr for All S'trlr from
Huni'jr lo l.ati Uu, lur Hits lloiui'", hiinjls or I'onb e, lurilie Mt't Id a-onnhle I'ni'is,
Go to W. S. Bruce & Co., Monroe Stro3t
UlllS llASAI KS.
rnsiilrnt.
11.11. Mil . IK,
Iit l'rrsi JrtiL
TIIE SaiOOLFIELD-llANAM CO.,
(8ui . r.sors In PCIIOOI.KI I'M. II A X A U Kit Si CO )
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND COTTON FACTORS.
250 and 258 FRONT STREET,
unrw HAJfAi:i:ii,
W. II. MII.I.KIt,
, T. I CMHOR,
rrasieaaa.
TO
lea
INOOni'OHATED.
Leramon & Gale Company.
wnoLrcaAsieK
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Not. 320 and 323 Main
DIRECTORS.
TUM OAI H,
W 0 SlkXif,
H. U UCKlNiilUH.
ll
1 1 Veto,
MLLLala,
Hill, Fontaine & Co.
Cotton Factors and
200-203
FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
HILL, FONTAINE & CO.
Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants
No. 110 SOUTH MAIN
,. rrrnv iiEitfir.il.
ill lrnlr.a( Hrne,
lirvieiAKiUe. Tea a.
A. J.
Slcrnbcrgcr,Doiiolsoii(fcScIiafcr
COTTON FACTORS,
NO. 318 FRONT ST., MliMI'HIS, TENN,
THE JET PALACE
WITH THE LATEST INNOVATION.
0
STREET, MEMPHIS.
Mitchell Cotton Scrapers
and V Hirrows,
Side
J
ITT?
HOES
VJ
HEADQUARTERS
-rns -CAUUIAQE3,
PHAETON3,
BuaaiB3,
KOAD-OART.3
HARNESS
(IVitilile anil 8 ngteV
All Stylos.
All Kinds
AND
. V, r-'i itiNii rirt.n,
TrrAnirer,
, O. Cot,
rscnlary
MEMPHIS, TENN
i r
. 1)1 IIK( "I'OttMl
w. v. Hi iio ;i.nKi.D. ir. o. miller
I). T. ft'lloOl.FIELK
OAf fJ,
rreeldeat.
r. r. arnjJLa
easatauja
Street, Memphli, Term.
R H. rrirptOHA
Wholesale Grocers
ST. ST. LOUIS. Ma
IlOXELH)!,
I. SCIIAFEU,
Ol Itlseuiaal eliaiaSj
SUuloa lane.
M. aeJ't anna

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