The Memphis appeal. [volume], May 31, 1889, Page 3, Image 3

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A MEMPHIAN IN CHICAGO
COMMENTS UPON MATTERS OP GEN.
EliAL PUBLIC INTEREST.
The Cronta and Snell Murder My,
teries The Unsavory Potter-Bellew
Combination The Chicago Press Club
and Some Members.
Correspondence of The Appeal.
Chicago, 111., May 28,Tha Cronln
muidor mystery, now nK'itatinj? t'.io pub
lic mind of this city, affords a fitting op
portunity to call attention to tho contrast
ollercd by two murders ono occurring iu
tho wilds of Arkansas, the other on one of
the most fashionable thorough fang iu tho
world.
Early in 1SSS, on Washington Poulev
vard, Chicago, Amos J. Snell, a millionaire
real cstato dealer, was shot to doath in his
own house, in tho dead of niijht, by per
sons supposed to be burglars. Within n
fow hours tho entire police forco of this
great city was on tho lookout for tho mur
derer. ThoRrcatcst reward ever offered
for a human being $o0,000 was prom
ised the person who would apprehend tho
assassin of Mr. Knoll. Week after week,
month after month, tho search went on,
the criminal all tho while chnlicB' tho vig
ilance of his would-bo minors.
This murder occurred In the midst of a
community of a million oouls; tho ablest
detective talent on the continent was em
ployed to lind tho assassin; the enormity
of tho reward induced hundreds in private
lifo to enter tho search, and uftar all, tho
villain is still at large.
January of tho present year brought to
light nnother murder that of John M.
Clayton, at riummerviile, Ark. Thorn,
moo, wero tho tuclics of the fcnell family
employed to apprehend tho criminal. A
largo reward although it amounted to
less than ono filth of tho sum oflerod for
tho Snull murderer failed tobring tho as
sassin to justice. It is now generally bo
lioved that the slayer of John M. Clavton
will, liko the assassin of Amos J. Hnell,
never lo brought before tho bur of public
justice
Now, grant that tho Clayton murder
was political, and that tho murderer Is,
liko President Kliot, of Harvard, a wicked
tariff reformer, what does a failure to cap
ture him prove? Simply what it proves
in the Snell case that tho maehinery of
justice is only human, and that, not be
ing divine, it is exceedingly liable to fail
ures. If the Democratic Administration
of Arkansas committed tho Cluvton mur
der and the failure of the ollie'crs to ar
rest the criminal has been used by tho
saintly Chicago 'tribune to prove that it
did then must tho Itepubliesn machine
t( the city of Chicago bo held accountable
for the Snell murder und a dozen other
crime of equal atrocity, tho pcrjH'trator
of which huvo never 'been identified or
punished.
Notwithstanding the unsavory notoriety
of this city hs a center of dramatic rotten
ness, there occuxionally comes to the sur
face a (Hiiuter serving 'to illiiHtnito the di
rection of a current of morality entirely
sound nnd altogether vigorous. 'l.at wevk
the rotlcr-lVilcw combination was uu
corkc d st Mc Vieker's. (.Mors from tho ex
piring t'urtci divorce com-, which was in
the hands of the iury not two apiarr
awny, hud prepared Hie people lor a hiench
Vile enough to Hindi to fitiVfti. llellcw is
a beauty. That is. the silly women of the
country have told him so. Morally, lie is
several grades below liuxanl-oii-tic'iM, and
when tho sclf-confrswd liln'llilii! upriired
before tho footlights he was, notwitlih'mi.l
ing tho prex nco of a strung clinjnc,
roundly hiwH-d bvlho rikkI vmli, who
might ha it) haed their money and allowed
the Knglihh w hipM'isiuippvr to gaze at
. empty chairs.
Tho Chicago Tress (luh occupies
Spacious quarters at the corner of Clark
nnd Madixon streets. Men with national
reputation nalk in with an unimportant
stride not tied ly iiiiderstood by the com
monality. John Mciovern,' wlu spreails
liimself id one of the hrighleKt ontoruil
1nir in America, that of the Hr.-.tU'., txv
oii'nitothal l.irjo uml inerew iir.if rlius of
till, lute i'ertu'il men, micIi as Sinl;or
('srlirlo and other. I rani' IX Wilkiu
(fiilinio), tlm cliaruiina enavii:t and nli
toriul rit-.-r, tho uuther ol "i'ea mid
1'owdnr," asics somo of his few rpuie
tnoiiimis at a gutno ol so.itutio. iipio 1 ,
liisil, the widely known editor of the
Arkuntnit Intnltf, looks like a typical
JvcntuckMn tali, well Dinr- rattier in
cliued tn bo stout, wall piereitig rye ami
a geniul smile. It is rvlivuhiug and in
atructive to iuvado tho liuunU of ureat-
ncss nJ to spomi an hour tliero.
M km nil AW.
BEAUTIFUL CUAUTAUQUA LAKB.
Lakewood, New York.
The most beautiful resort In America;
situated on tho mam lineof the New Yoik,
Ijike I t iv A Wv.iteru Kuilroud, at Iikc
wood, N. Y., tniilw.iy Is-lm cell Cincinnati
and New Yoik City: the lilglient navigable
water in the l'n:t"d Mates; over 1.4'iolret
ftls.vo the lived of tho sea and ?U0 feet
liigher than )jiki Liir. Weather cool; no
miliaria; no inosiiilo'S. Hotels oxn
Juno I to Octols-r 1. Koiind liipl.ire from
Cincinnsii I1.'J; cd h-turuing until
(N-lobcr :tl. Ik) sure ymir tlcXets read via
New York, Lake hue A Wpsteiu K ulro.id
from Cinriniinti, as tms is the only hue
running solid liiini. J'liJiiinn I'.ilure I'ur
through to Iho IjiK.. Ti.nn.iV ticket on
suilu st sll lingo sl.iliops. Tor fm t her in
foniiHtioii please A ply Iu ticket i gents of
ronnrrtiini lines, tr 13 II. V. Ilolohird,
ii vision I'li-m-niier Agent, No. VJ West
fourth stnit, I'livinnnii, O.
A i;utrr I ili(.
"Yon may k now n ben a lom.'.er crows at
12 o'tliN'k lit lllit that then) IS going to
lx tioiiblo ill II." f. 'ii'y i.r.l ill v, nnd I
linve noiiu-d it to bo i fi't f'.r I'.n ',-isl
twenty yenis oi in ire,' s..d Jerry llwrt
liiati, nil old Ail nisi p'so'cr. il I .it
liino I In aril m .i!ur tiuw st lUu'duk
n when my fuMii r ss j..n.in? -vet k
Iu Memphis, and to cm mi l.cmccn
tho liem il.i. lie .aifit, a'i I ti'rre s
the bitten fu in our f.m.iiy )ou o" t
Iienrd M. Ho bn ul.l i'li li v u iut ol
Sol ro'i-mnn'a koko lulj whiili tvr, n t
enough to gJ tro nid im I Hirrv's wheie
the lu Imvhii. Well, it cs only settled
by father going back alter soiuo more."
Htiuphl t arring Uork
Ni.s. 01 axo 83 Maihox t-TKLSr,
Im pairing and Huilding Finit Vcdiicloa.
Jtsllrtk
No cartvnler wanU'J in Utile Itock. On
alrike. CAnrcxTKin' I'xiox
W. II. MiCct. iio i. tnausgerof King
ston Spring, will l-v to ly 1 r Jsekon,
Miis., and n.-tuiu to I'h'j .iIi l!crl, .Mem
pi. I, on Sa.ulay. Ary ri.usl apphra
tins for rates, otc.at lids celebrated resort.
III l-o thsukfully receive J sud answered
with lcusure.
Tin Slate r'rmalo MiUth school pic
nic Is rwintitonr-d Indellnitoly on account
of the tncle-uent weatuvr.
MtMrins Steam Csrpl Cleaning and
Ih aoviiting Woiks, licale street Tele
phone ti.li. t
f.Atir., for k'" you cau buy a llatwoith
XUUat 1. laivigue'a,
THE J. S. MENKEN COMPANY
Havo something to sav in the following
advertisement that will interest every
reader of this paper. This being the last
aay oi tatr May, we will give everv one a
chance to see a "May l air," for on this
very day we will sell our entire stock of
Art Goods, Brsnspa and Bisques,
at prices that roally would astonish tho
poonle that raado them. Wo can name
only a fow here, but we venture to say
Unit such bargains wero never offered bo
fore. In large cities the buyers of such
goods are numerous, here tiiey are few;
but we must soli, and to do so recognize
that wo mubt sustain a Ions. All who nro
fond of
Ilonnliritl llnm Snri'Oiimllns,
all who desire to make others happy with
nppropriato presents that will not fado in
a day, but remain fresh forever, can find
nrticles to pleaso thctu. What can bo
more acceptable for
Wrtlrilojt nnd Itlrlli.lMy rre.ient
thau works of art that never tire the eye?
60 pincEs of Unic-A-llitAC, including
IUn al Worcester, Old Hall Crown Derby
nnd Hungarian specimens at fikoi) each,
wore fl'0.00 and fl'j.OO.
75 Florektinr nnd Tei r.t Cotta IluBts
nnd Figu:es at $3.50 ivu.li, reJjced from
?:5.oo.
Ouyz Top TnbtesfiO.OO, were S3.1.00.
Fubncii liAnnATiNK Vases at Sl.OOeach,
reduced from lfj.00.
FitKNcit Crystal V.crs at $1.S3 a pair,
vcro W.00 a pair.
75 pairs Tur.Ncn Hisqtn FiuviiKsat
JS.50 a pair, reduced from j'.Ti.OO.
13.00 a l"Hlr for lllqut t'luurcs.-worlli
aao.uo.
Knosr and Terra Cotta rcdeslals only
$o.0(l, would be cheap anywhere iu the
world at f 10.00.
I'iaxo Lamps at $13.50, reduced from
$'5.00.
Fiikncii Biioszit FiuuRKsat $17.50, wero
$40.00.
KlglilDny t'rfuch 'lorks 30.50, were
3W.OO.
In connection with thiss.ilo of art works
we shall oiler in saino department some
sjK'eial lots of table-ware, an follows:
l'reneli China Ico Cream rx-W IJ.95,
wero ?S.
French China Fish Sets ?I0, reduced
from f l3.
French After-dinner Coffeei, in cases,
$7.50, were J 15.
1-reneU thtua Ctis nnd Saucers 75c,
wero i'2.
Fn-neh China Fruit Tlatci $5 a dozen,
worth iu.
I Illy Aorlril ninnrr hrtn VII, re
Special Xotick A litllo further nlonj
yon will find something about a few lots
ol silks ninl tire good, boie'ht Inst week
nt a hicriliec in New York und sold heie
at a small advance nil new, .lenrahle nnd
(H'asouaUlu they are worthy of eon-nleiu
lion.
Wo put cm our counters yesterday 20
exeveuingiy iciupiiii i)irga:n, snell ni
ItatiKto t'lotbs 111 5e, wordi 15c; white
I'resi tioods at 5e, and somo beautiful
tinted Strijvd .Mulls nt eje. Tho sudden
change, of the weather kept ieoil within
doors, so very few took advantngo of the
sale. To make this day doubly ut tractive
nil of yesterday's bargniiis will'lm retained
and the new ones mentioned added.
Iou'l forget thai tint liook silo still
keeps up. i"on't put off buying until tho
variety is broken. Bancroft's United
Stntiti in eight volumes is only tVk Max
U s new hook is in. 1 liere are n few
more copies led of Shuki'HM'Hre, Dickent
ninl Thiiikeray ut the reduced price.
Ioti'tforgi'tour linlin veterduysparnrof
Muiliii I'iiJi rweur, Jtdies Wlarvl(en,s,
i.i.ji-ii iiuiiiiTii i, ruuri, iilllltlllgH,
lluby lluggies ond Jiugs tho uholo kept
on today. We want It uale, i' deed and
iu (act, a
"Jlay rnlr" an I l.n Itnjr of
IOO llo"S ftblrt lMllal 37e.
r.Iuo nnd :xd rcrralc, not cilico, which
aro worth nWit Xi; but l'ereolo, which
are positively worth 75c.
5 OO Hair line fun i a, Only la Ilr.
As we have only : pairs, we will sell
only ono pair to a cutoiucr.
nii.u An hRKM utHtttn,
oOO pieces new style floured clmlli nt 7c
a yard.
100 pieces yard wide figured bntixtu at
5c a yard.
10 pieces 27-inch gvnulno while Shan
glial silk, never ld before for less thau
Jl.25,
Niipvrlnr Qnnllljr today Mr.
20 pieces (only two iln-s l-i each
piif-e) figured t'lu'na siikx, (he qunlitv sold
at 11. 7i and J2.0UL
Tlay lh l.al al h'r.
Ladies, conio out nnd enjoy the, IaM day
ol
l air May Ml ir "tmy I air."
TUB J. B. MUNK.EN OOMPANV.
l alllorala I sriirmliiit.
Tlin Knnas City, Yurt Scott A Memphis
Ilnilioud, in rotiliectioil i'.h the Lnion
l'acillc I la 1 Iron , have nrrnned to sell
round trip tnkei fnno Memphis to Sun
1 rjr.elii tut (10. 'I !! include a round
lii: di ket good tor six months, sleeping
csr from .Mc'iii'hn In Sun Frut.t iw-o. luenU
en ir.ute. ',di !.-ipi Ir.H llio iiiountiiiii of
Color.-Jo, h.l-1 bi;i, h-k faro and everv
eon lVAlIt-rti H.o c( urion wifl
l-n hr.dlv I it I '.J, and ill I 0 romprxed of
lii very l.ttt .p. T1ipii w.d l no
rrowJing lo thr s';- cnlv twrtitv-four
iw.sii.s t .r. fto t.-u wid'leoo
M-'.tupM r.t H0 h'tKtk a.-n. June II
frooj 1hO MlHUs'ppt A 'ftunennee Ivpot,
and li Uit tt d.vs to mske the trip on
account ol ( at TtLvor, Salt Ijko and
other nolol point of interest. For full
particulars cull al X) Min slrreL
II. I'. Kims, (icnersl Agent.
B. MrWabon, at t'nUa Kf
Has recently mndn some of the most
beautiful suit o( clothe ever seen in the
city. He mukrs a sM-cialty of line goods,
and Ills rrpululiou for titling Is uusur
paasod. ItmxtRT sells Tar Camphor 15c pound,
rrescrrca carpets nnd woolen from months.
IiiK rnikert'i Soda and Mineral
Wutor. 215 Msln st He ker the best.
M. J. . Ilri, 111.
Old braudirt lor m4lrlnl uie.
t.AtllM llA lll A aj.a V I a.iitni.1. fl'i
Ilata. Tb are worth U00.
TIIE MlIPILTS
AS THE DOCTOR SAW IT,
A MEMPHIAN RETURNS FROM TUB
BOHDBB3 OF OKLAHOMA.
He Saw Nothing of the Thrilling Scenes
and Inoldents Fabricated Into Exoltlnp;
Stories, and Considers It a Great
Country In Many Reapeots.
Dr. J. W. McCluro was ono of tho many
Momphians who bolted for Oklahoma, tho
loud of hope and scheming Government
ofliciuls.
He joined ono of the earlier throngs,
nnd arrived on tho soeno while yet there
was confusion, somo strife, a great deal of
annoyance and no littlo disappointment.
Tho doctor was uot of the class who
positively bado furewell to former homo
und friends forever: iu fact, ho had immov
that ho considered it wiso to expend in
travel lor broader information;. therefore
ho elected that somo of it should be do
voted to nt least a casual study of Okla
homa, llo went, he saw. he was satisfied.
und now ho is again in MeiuphU. An
Appkai. reporter met Dr. McClure vestnr.
day, and tho ecu vernation soon turned
upon tno nowly-openod-foi-civihzation
country.
"How did I liko it?'J said tho returned
tourist, icpuating the icportcr's question,
"Tliero nra l:ir uniin oii.l I mi niir-ixiii-r.
sections of country in the I'nited Nlntes.
Had 1 been dissatisfied with Memphisnud
proepecting for a new location, peihups tho
balance of my day would hovn been
passed ns a citizen of Oklahoma; crh:iis
UoL Voll Kin. I until nvnr llii.m i. i'l.
-- , - w , . nun .1 J
such end in view; have n ) such ide as
loifiiKing Aiempliia 111 uuiia, nnd ono can
net alWiIVS Kccak nosiiivelv neilnr llw....
circuuiHtanecs. You newbjmper men, while
IiosseiiHeu 01 ninny now. hiiiiikm, a cliiss
Without whom unv enii.ieiiril v ,...!. I l,n
Slid and hnidlv if eoenircil in tlm II. .1,1 ..(
ndvuncninentiind pronp-iity, nro hx) much
(ii yen 10 Birainiiig lor seliHniiou.il cllec:.
S llilO llellinrilllf iheill 1 lull'., rtilt.i.f .....
Joyed the numerous luridly sen.-.avional
iilories sent out with rei-rei.'co to li.'o und
civiliation in the recently opert d country.
These stori.:s covor.nl a wide range of sui
jeew, stndi as men mindcrine tl eir fellows
in every conecivc.blo manner, whole families
starving to dentb, others waMling nwiiy
nnd losing icason dniiyior lack of nourinh".
iiieni, nini an Boris oi rascality ami crnni
nulitv. Thee an nil inniiHin.r In nm ivl...
spent some lime over theie, or they would
ue, inn uir ine iiiiinvor.inio cltect they
iniiKt have nion the country nid people
who have mlopU'd it as iheir hoiiiu. Aro
they fnbiie;iti"iiH? Mo-4 of them, nr.d the
halnncu nro nlnruii iijrly er.T.':(erated. A
more H-iu'inl'le nud luw-nbidii'ig people l,i
hot nxiat tirin llneit v. im liuv.t u.iil.i l m
Oklahoma, taken lis a v. hole. A happier
and better-provided for lot of iinlivi.iii i.s
oo uoi nve, eo:iMiiiered in ttio entirely.
Many of them did not g. over so.clv to
seek fc'itu.iei', bill lliroiih a love of" ad
venture, nnd lo enjoy tho cx.teri
cneo of being pinm-ci. They were
gelling nlot:g nicely, nud would
have continued to pn.ipcr, at their oi l
hoiiK, oriu nnypeclioii ol the Mate to
which they might have gone, hut fr.jin the
proiiio: ing of tiio regular Amer.e.i;i siiirit,
elected lo beeonio un Jk!alio:n.iiti ju-t
for the novelty o; tin thing, lieing tiinre,
they uie und will ever bn g.-md ciiiem, to
their country nnd themvlvcL''
"W hat of the country it.H.-lf. and its op.
portniuties to i,eople 'lo iiureani their
n . ...I
norm nion'H.
"As I tend beiore, "-ero nit woi, c iiiiv
trn , and so tliero nro infinitely boiler. Il
is well iij on nn a vera There nra oh-j'-cli
ilis, such us iutoliigenl, pi.ielit.il tinjii
will lind in iinv tuti.l i.r ..mi. .id. ii..
l imber is not sj plentilul as it might b
nun .iai mere is is oi a scrutiny cli.ir.ie
ter. '1 ho roil is of n reddish cal, mixed
Willi Sillllt. IlllSllltftll t.l M.llll.l ..1....J I...I
promises .to lie pruilueliio for others. "'Iho
ciMii.ii j i n iiy neii an re.i, lias plenty
of gia, nn I nn almost unlimited ipim-
titV of L'OO.I l.llililil - Htlllli I h'll ,m.
clod extem.ivelv, and it is whnt 1 would
I'll in a lovely inunii y.
'There he vc been nic fine sn iincini
of iniishroom giow:li over tin iv, o ii i
roMirte.. Hid you olwive lliem'.'"
"If you refer to the rapid building of
young ciiKa ami tons, you nrn to'reetly
inic-me,!. ()i.l.i!iina City ii.itU.ie
llit.tniier l! is on l!i I iiiiIa Fe l:iriid,
one-hidf s mile from the ( sa.s.li u. ;,i.cr.
Them were hut tno iiores ktsti lin :u it
Otl tho llioiii'r g llm Te'iildty wsMiirenn
open In ri :11ns. W liiin Ihi'tty dn u,ttK
were holing bj It, tone of tl'eui
ilcgrnl oi.es, k'nonj lliem a pill'. 1 1 ) fo- t
lo-ig, hrlo Ll-.cia ol tto s'.orv I us.neAa
hiiueliires, sit pn ('I'gimt postollico. In
fact, Wjf k nl of bu.inrsi In pverdiiue.
i.lu'.hiio is a miiirtl.'iuhly !aiger ritv,
nhcre or 6 of ll.n lan.l .illlci. ial. i.i.11
t rre incriiing npidiy i i n!m remm
having ii'tcni'y tu hi a bigi, asi'im
each. All the lauds sre itrittt leene-
stej.di-l, most of the best, Ir.ul b.-int filed
iikhi or liikn. 1 re.tiii il as a good op
M.ni.;ty fot 1 iiijii to gel a home, but
MeiiMilus pr's"iits ii y giMH I opMir(iiu-
IlleM liir lllll ri lll hull 1,1 lllltll U...I il im
good cnougii lur inc.
Ilallilay Mnrlirl.
Ye.ilcrduy being a Nat.i.nal and r-'lste
holiday, banks nnd i scliuiiges ne'e closed,
no rejMirts l-eiiig nut or received by the
pxeluiiigi s. I hit bicnl cotton linfkrt re
nin nud urn handed as toiuoliilious,rec Ipl
Of cotton Itelug '.'li bules, le'iiiHt 2.17 h.de
nine day lust year. Total receipt siuco
Sepleiiils r 2, 02,.l0a bales, ng.iiii-1 IJIU,.
717 bales fur cotresKinding limit hist year.
Miipine'its yesterdiiy, S!i7 b.iles,ngaiiist K1S
bshs snino day hist year. Miipuiei.ls
since September I, 0!Sl,Wi bales, ng-oiist
( i-',".' I Isne lor same lime last seus.ui.
Mi k on h.md, 7,'!Hi buli-s, ngaiust 2s,j;t
b des si.m.i day l.it year,
A t pei ial to the ( 'niton Km haiiLM Irom
l.iver;x.o e.io S;tes, M.UIU bales; lutiiii'S
clinin:: s M. on: M.iy-fuii, tiOld; June
Julv.r. t'l.l; July-August, O UJ.I.
At l.iul ill. coiikiI clos.-il nt IKI l llll
for'ioth iiionevnndiiccniiiit. Hutlion ilh-
(JriMii f i -Mil I'm.K of Kuglsiid yesterday,
II I j,'ij 'J l.o bullion in 11' nk ol linglaud
Ineicu-rJ i. 1 1 1 il (luring tlm past week,
nud the proportion of Kink of 1 ng'aud re
serve is uuw 42.'0 per cent.
Ilrlard' Aetil l'lihiil,
A srsvr f.wMi sn visie.
Tlie most rftY live yrt (l ucii rid.
AtifkMiiml al I lly.
Sr-sMsl liumeli In s. .'mL
YaxooCitt, K1" , :v30.-II. I. Hull
A Co., divlril ia ij lrriunm sud fancy
notions, ssoii'n-d lo'l.ir, lien l.nuin. a-
signeo. The liabilities aud assets about
f JO each.
fc mm
Mi-urs. 1. 1 ('. Mi"lr. St. I'ilv Mo,
1 have u Maniiv's I'-enna I'lMil with
siicceis ic my ijonly for n n years, and
mvoI tho live nf several nilieis in the
fsnl. whn they werr given up by modi-
cul atli-.i'lal. l''i-ii W. Csssr,
I'syuisMrr I. o. A.
m
Frit. Drrs HiirU a usually. Tinlrh
equal lo lew. Memphis Mis in l4iuudry.
i'i rMCond iliucL liianch oillco, al
MadiiointreeU
I. nuts' flno suit Hat for 25c, woith
flUU, al F. Lavlgne'a.
APPEAL : FRIDAY,
SWany a Life
HAS been saved by the prompt use ot
Ayer's Tills. Travelers by land or
sea are liable to constipation or other
dorangemont of ths stomach nnd bowels
which, it neglected, lend to serious and
often fatal consequonces. The most sure
menus of correcting those evils is the use
of Ayer's Cnthnrtlo fills. The pru
dent sailing master would as soon go to
sea without his chronometer as without
a supply of those Tills. Though prompt
and energetlo in operation, Ayer's Tills
leavo no ill olTects ; tlicy are purely
vegetable and supar-oontitl j tho safest
inedleino for old nud young, at homo or
abroad.
" For eight yea's I was nffllcfed with
ennstipatinn, which st last hecnino so
had thai tho doctors eouM do no mora
lor mo. Tlmn I liegan lo take, Ayer's
Tills, and soon the how els recovered
their nntiir.il nud regular action, so that
now 1 uui in
Excellont
healths-Mr. C. E. Clark, Towltsbury,
Massachusetts.
" 1 regnnl Ayer's Tills si ono of the
most reliable geu-ral reuiMlies of our
times. Tliey have heon in uvo tn my
family for nlleelions reiiiiilng a purga
tive, inul have given uni miicr s.illstnc
tlon. Wo have foii.ul ihein en excellent
reinoilv for rold.s nil I light fevers."
H. Woodson, Tort Voitli, Texas.
" For scviral yeem I have rrllei! more
upin Ayer's Til s linn icxm anvllnug
t'lso in the medic. lei elut. to regulate
my bowels aid l;io of t'.s hhlVs crew.
Tiirno Pills ale not sev-to in tnelr ac
tion, hut do tr.o r o-h tsroi f'.ly. I
luivo used them v. 'ih (ml . ho.t for
tlm cinri of lllll nulla in. I'd. ev trou
bles, mil dvspepsin." Cap-. Mnolier,
Kteiiniiihlp Krliei'i. N: ! l'ark t't y.
"I line found Ayei's CMhnrtlo Tills
to b a Is'tlor fiin;l y ired.e ne for com.
men use than nny n'.'.ar nii.s wiihin toy
kminleilgn. They S'e not only vny
clteelive, hut snfe ami pl-a-a.it to Ink's
ipialitles which inns' n.ko thetn
viilneil hy tho piihhe.' Jule liquid,
I'orfuuii.r, Thiludelphin, Pa.
Ayer's Pills,
rnrAHitn E7
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., lo", Matt.
8uld liy all Dcalem In McilUliicc
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1889 - SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT -1889
WATCHES,
OFITERITnTG- A.T VMItY LOW ?JRICE8
Our Stock U
MULFORD'S,
MAY OlMSSK
J. VT. 'VTYNyE.
Late of Wyuue, Deunla A Beck, Forrest City,
Wy
nne, Love & Co.
Cotton Factors
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
366 FRONT ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
Uronnmria and coxsinyttKNTsi bomcittcd. jh
niarAHLisuicD isoa. ixoonroiiATKn isms.
George Arnold Company,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Cotton Factors.
Deal3r3 in Railroad ani Lovco Contractor.!' Supplioa
3Gd Front Street, Memphis, Term.
n i
DIltir.CTOHS.
0K0. AUXOl.n. Trfs't. t. ISOLAlll. Vli- Tr s't. i. J. GAITS, flcrl'y snd Trtvss.
W. t. l l.YNN. I'. V. Utd'AltlS. A. A. AKNOI.lf.
CALIFORNIA WINES.
HUNGARIAN WINES.
Sole Agents for Royal Hurtgnrlnn Gov
nnment Wine Cellars, Uuda
pcsl, Huncsry.
B. J. SEMMES & CO.
207 Main Bt., Memphis, Tenn.
JARVIS-COiMvLIN MTCACE TRUST CO
Capital Paid Up, Sl,rA)0,000.
Make Lonnn on ImprcvM Fnrinn In Tonnnn:i, Miuili.ilppi riiJ Ar
kanaas. Alo on Improvoil Oity Pioyorty. Tho Ulhiat Market
I'rloo Paid for BU's, Oju ity, Tjw.uUiy, City,
t-'ohol nu.l W.itor DxhIii.
Office: Room 2, Cotton Exchange Building
M. UAVIX.
1 II i is.
M. GAVIN & CO.
WIIOI.liSAI.Ii GROCIiKS. COTTON PACTORS
AMD COMMIBION WGIIOJANT 3.
Ko:;. 232 anil 234 Front Street. Memphis, Tennessee
lu-'.rwr.Ks ahams
Mr. I. N. KAIS'1'.V ilovnln l,n li,.l tim- l.i
in our n.ir -n. i i. ii. hi 11
TS. XI. O. C JVIO aSc CO.
nun. mwt (LrilMSkK li run ritimnri
m mi. 4 T. V
H.aCRAlQ Si CO.MiMPmS.TlNM. "mm,
30
JOHN
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cum- -'.0:vrTfcj!
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M. C. PEARGE&GO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COTTOJST
XIO. 270 VUONT BTltKHT.
MALONE, CnAI'MAN & ELDEIi
wjior.t:.MATr.
IIATS, CAPS AND
LADIES' THIMMED IIATS,
A33 MAUI BTr.niiT.
tub rnnsENT large ktock of
DIAMONDS,
EXjEO-AInTT clocks, bronzes,
Wo Arc Determined to Q really lluditi'i In lh Noxt Fow Week" by
EnMroly Too Lartr for tho O'jion.
w w Tnvst
Late of Qoodbar, Lore 4 C
CI.AKK.
l. J. Cl.AltK
ami ji.i i-rii-iis.
tin nr . -1 . i t , ..i.. .lo i,( ('OTT'iN run I i,
.'iM'ii.i'i.,., !i . . .i.i., . i., vir r1.
IRONAGEy
iTlTTIVATOT?
;HR.G. CRAIG
Ami
E. RANDLE& CO
Ark.
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11 Mr VS. MIA I- I INT. lie.
ao tun ml Q r r n nn i rnn
t r I'l'l lK'S, i:tc.
Jir Wci k DoiiQ Promptly.
SlIitLT, li!0;i KAKKF.T TO WISCUESTE!!
vi.;ii'i.i. tkw.
r. r. wool)..
FACTORS
I I U'MVlllB. 'IIZUU.
STRAAV GOODS
MiXMPIin. T1S I.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE
Cn'.I al Once nnd Ott Flrnt Oholoi
294 MAIN STRISBT
3
To lo Pio
MY STOCK 0?
Mens' Furnishings
From th T.endln( anil ftoniltM nonies, Il
C'ouiplcto. Hearocllullr iQTit Yo
to Lull and luspect
Prices and Quality
STEAM
SHIRT FACTORY
I In tho lUnita ot rriflloal sad Expert
ctKtd blilrt ('ulior.
Laundry Work
ElJl'Al. TO THK UliSt
Bath Roonls
EUboraltly Furnl-lird lor Tmklab, PUIa
and l'lunco lloltii
HENRY LOEB
41-43 M0MR0E STREET.
TrLrpHorir: no.
ELIXIR
Great remeQi
a I a tmm m m m-m mm aaaa
AZURE CURE FOR
DIARiiHOEA FLUXX
CHOLERA NFANTUM
IN CHIL BR EN
TEETHING
A PURE VEGETA3LC
MED) ONE
PRICE 30 LFM5
THE WEBB MFG CO.
KASHUILt-E Tcf.Ti.
If anr IfNifr mv hn h III U.I. lti0
9Im williaitt iiMiim m- I'flsw titir( mm
lift feutlUIU. ItltW lJtl flMUO.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
Ilr.l III III. tl.l.. I tNMtltH III
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W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE la'oT... ..x
Ural M.il. tl..l. I . -I Nttlr, lr.t SlD?.
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