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TOE MEMPHIS APPEAL. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12, 188D;
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE GO.'S
PREMIUMS ON NEW BUSINESS FOR 1888 LARGER
WAN THAT OF ANY COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
NELSON & RAINE.
Maimers for Tennessee and Arkansas.
A BIG CASE ON TRIAL.
MANSFIELD DRUQ COMPANY VS. ONE
DOZEN INSURANCE! COMPANIES.
Tba Unltad State Clroult Court tb
Laadlng Attraction Just Now-IIow
Rsturns of Block Value for Purpose
of Taxation are Mad.
Tlio Unitoil States Circuit Court, JiuIk'o
llniutnond prosiditiK, and sitting la tliis
city, is now tlio rcutor of nttriu'tiott to tlio
1-yal nnd insurant (rntornitics.
Tlio great suit of tlio Mnnsfluld Drug
Company against twelve of the foreign in
surance companies In which policies were
carried on tliu mammoth drug ostttlilish
uiont dostroyod on the nitflit of December
SI Inst, was begun yesterday.
' This includes all tho foreign companies;
Involved, except tho I riiK'ji"t' Mutual, of
rhiUlelphiii, which was snlUllod with the
proof of tho loss mado out by tho plaintiff
company, and settled the claim of $10,000
against it shortly atlor tho losi occurred.
All tlio local companies from which poli
cies wore Uiken outsre likewise Intorostod,
though Indirectly, the understanding being
that the decision arrived at will govern
throughout. Tho list of insurance compa
nies figuring directly Is as follows:
Ura AMMKimloii n( liiiiylanli f.'i.iM)
urth lirltlMi aud Mt-n-miult lii.iinuua iu.
Imjr !.()
(i-rman Annn-ill liiftumni-r ftiluiiall)' .... ti.lMI
.liirNxil. Jiiilon mil i.l.itju M , fi.ini
1 i! Ion lit.iiraini i 'Miiiir M
l.ll-orijr lu.iirviHT i'4niiNitif, ot Nrw York
liiMir ihiv rmiiiiiy of Knrlli Auii-rli 't,.K
him Hn nniiin.nl liieli.u ... 2rfii
litiitnii I Ini Iri.tiraiii-u, l.ltultt'l J..V.I
YVr Iitii Aw.iirniuv Citii,aiiy, ot Toronto 'J.'l
liroruta Home liitiimiu-r I'onifMiiiy..... .,. y,.vj
lauiiolilre liiurNiiuvluiuoaii)'.... a. KM
Thesu rniM'4 are lumped in the trinl,
lliouh encli has its own counsel, Moiwre.
Meti slf Walker, and Turlcr V Wright,
tiatitt is. I'ntternon represent liio plniiilills.
Tho Jury is as follows: It. V. Patterson,
('. I JlyrJ, I. N. Hiowden, A. I Mi avium,
W. J. Chase, W. 11, Weisiger, JohuOukcy,
J. W. Net ly (eiiloreil), T. D. Jntkson (col
ored), I. l Cousius, John A. leiiio and
IL it. iiryson.
Tmk Ai'i'iAi. lias kept its render thor
oughly informed with this iiitcrcsling suit
from lis inception. IiiMirunco adjiHtuni
have IipiI hold of it for tho various compa
nies, and ronfeioucea Hud fiirreHiKindrinf
have been held and earned on with fre
quency mid liiiiiii i-liko niien on boih
mdes. The iinurulico iimipiinies prolfereil,
first, $7ii,(iti0 a a comiiruiiiiac then 7S,.
IHtX lloth .f theiio the pluiiiliir company
rejected, odhcring to tlio full claim, as
hon on tho luce oi tho Milieii, Instating
tlmt it was legitimate and Just. An nt
tempt was then mndu to arbitrate difler
run s, but this failcJ to carry and tho suit
follow cd.
It was a ilistiniMiUhed lisikiug crowd an
Ai rrAi. reporter found In tlio courtroom
when ho went througli the cuHoiii-Iiouho
)eslerdiiy nflernonii. It wasa'soan inter
rating H-tale, when luetilnlly roulrntsed
Willi some of the other courts m hero more
sumptuous formiihlies are vulorivd. 'Iheio
wi re lawyers tliore in no way direrlly in
tcres'.ed in tho caw; there wero Inniriimt)
men, local and foreign, and there were
rvprt-aenuillve business) lueniu other lines.
It resembled, in soiiiu respicls, a great
lkvily reunion, iu the tuiiUl of which err
tniu of tho kinsmen had gotten Into a
friendly sualible. Tlio jiiryinou hid
moved their chairs up very cloo to tho
witness stand, and those, in tho resr n
invred through the inter vain iu their front,
all s.riwiia to miss not a word. Jiidn
Hammond nccupieil Ins favorite chair, tlmt
usually asiik'ticil to the I'liilcd Mates .Mar
shal, directly lchiud and cloan to the wit
ness chsir, and occasionally at uiuisiullv
Interesting narml.vcs in tho Uwtiiuony.
lorsiNik en this convenient Mat mid
moved around closer, content lo slsuj.
The viaminalion of witncssa-a was ion
ducted, for tho imwt part, by Col. 1'utter
n on the one ido, aud Ju lju H, 1.
W alker on the otbrr. A most iulen-sting
ilisclosuro was brought out by tlio latter
during tho lengthy cruM-iaiiiiuslim of
Jiir. (V M. .Met uilum, tinldenl of the
pluiutiff romrsny. It was in ri-iKiiise to
lli j ui -s Ik .n as lo w hat valuation he idnivd
ujHiu his stock wlieu returning it fur Imi
at ion. Col. 1'ullerson objected on the
ground that tho samu Milicy ws slliet
uuivetrally pursuetl by the imsim-M com
mumty, was well understood, and was in
Doaiso a rulialilo iudei to the vslun of
Stocks. Tho Judgo ovorruled tho objie
turn, slating tlmt he had over held that
such testimony could go to tho jury for
ft
Pi fu iH"f TurtWnr -ntn In mil ,,
IM fi i ..r fin.rr ih in a cji-srli r it s n-iiiur. it ,
liw.1 i.y il t nlo-il kln.- iii-fTi'ii.-iii. I n tn.si
trllii lir nt On :! t non,ii n ttr
hlnmafl. I'uii-i ii Hl.ol liliilul pr I ri , ,
ii-kiii ImAihh l iiM'ti-r ili-- mil mnulil Aiim ohirt,
iaut or Alton. r.1 I i-iily III
I'llKK IIAklNil I'wWIirtKa
Nlw V". I'llliAi.lt. SI lull.
ASPHALT PAVING.
For fitlnr. Wim-hmw n1 PtiMn Fl'i'i,
lnn. Kil-lK-n Vr.l, Walks snit Itrivrwsi .
I iikfioiri ilmiipni si tut MHf: t lean, wbolw
Stiii'rV ioiiur Mini o iiiniili-it.
lM-lu1tV IM imMnmiuri'T, Ti-H'Imei SiO,
v J. P. fRUTZMAN tk CO.
ALSO ttlUYKi, UWH.U.
what It was worth. Upon that ruling tho
w Uncus wns required to proceed with his
answer, ami said lie liml relurnod it nt
Jdil.OiK). Judgfl Walker impiircd if
this was not done by I urn under oath,
to which Mr. McCtilltim replied, "No,
sir." Witness then explained that whilo
there was a printed form of an oath on tho
blank, which ho subscribed lo, yet it only
purported to bo an oath and nono wits na-
iiiniHtereil to lilm. As lurllier J u-iti Men
tion, o( this courso ho citoil a number of
largo btiMiiiess houses which did tho samo
thing in tho drug, grocery and dry goods
lines, and ho paid what lio doomed ft fair
proKrtion to ilium and ottiors, or aooui
ono tliird. Hinco tiiis suit was determined
upon, witness said, ho had investigated his
next door neighbor, who was burned out
tho siiinc night, M. ISchwarU. lio found
Hint tho liable insurance companies had
settled with him for about $1(1,000, and
his return for taxation was f:i,(kH,
At tho conclusion of Mr. McCulluin's
testimony, Mr. K L. Krown, aocretary
and treasurer of tho plaiutitf company,
was placed upon tho stand, llohndnot
concluded when tho adjournment hour
was reached.
Ovkb 1(1,000 physicians Indorse Tlntt's
Chloride a tho proper household disin
fectant. LOCAL NOTI01S3.
Mtrtiii Steam laundry. 224Socond M.
IlHtNHLtr l.funiaCo., 121 Jo.'IersonH
Iva Woims-U Klegel & Co., 6S Jof
ferson street; Uilephono 1,030.
C. It. IloTCitKisN, skilled Watchmaker.
lillirult and complicated watches I usjHf
dully solicit. No. .11 Madison street.
Ci'NNINoiiam Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and 1 teSolo street. The best ma
terial on bund; the most finished work
men employed.
I'm and while as the flower whoss
name it bears are tlio biscuit raised by
Lily Huking l'owder.
lUitAM A l.itxv Corrra asid fine 0
VHImm I lln, 9T4 tu Hlrsal,
Ki ll nil grades of l urnitiire, CurM ts, Hugs,
Alatting, etc., at tint very lowest ixwsililu
rash prices. Also do repairing, upholster
ing, shipping and packing furniture, and
guarantee good and satisfactory work.
IClnki'.kt sells Tar Camphor 15c pouml.
Preserve cnretsuud woolen from months.
Piiikk Itenlert's Soda and Mineral
Waters. "i5 Main st, lie kee (ho best.
Hummer Umirla-Msssisls and Slris-
huro.
Through sltH-pcnt, doubln daily line, by
Memphis A Charleston linilroad, only.
Scud for guide bonks and excursion rate.
W havi Jusl received bsrge losd of
I'if tMliiim f u I'tiltiv ii.rv linn Pitfutmrtf
ami Anthracite Coal and Asli and Oak
WlHMl. U. 11. liUYAN Ot CO.
'toy d A Maneys t nnillr.
They have no eipi il. .
They ore always fresh.
They are always good.
They nro elegant for present.
It. Hftlshss, I'nlaM Kl..
lias recently mado sntuo of the most
iNMiiliful suit of clothes ever si-en In the
city. He make a iccialiy of lino goods,
and his reputation for tilting is unsur
passed.
IN A BKlliT.
An Infant Found Hollai Up and Hidden
Away.
In tho rear of No. Yunce slr-cl, tho
residence of W. 11. Mallory, the remains
of nn Infant were found yesteiday uioin
ing. The little body was nlled up in a
lady's bulmoial or woolen skirt, and
deciiiiHsniioii bad so fur advanced as lo
render It iuiiible to rm-ognirii the child's
age, color, sex or previous condition. All
conditions tMiinted to the child's having
been dead and bidden ssv at least two
weeks. Juttico tiarvln held the impntl
but could dnicover no duo to tho child'
parentage.
"TU13 OOUIlTa
I IrvwM art,
, tieorgo llalhaway filed a suit yesterday
igninst II. W. I 'outer for ilamnges
lor mshcioiis proacH-ution.
Tho Merchatils' lUuk of Cnnsda have
filed a damngn suit for $.'i,07ti,&7 against
Al-hrook, Howling A t a
The suit of l .C. Mchiiuiild against tho
Ti nnes-eo Midland liailroud Company is
atiii on trial.
I rimlaal anrt.
Th" jury iu the Khoda Turner-Nixon
cae n-Hrie I yesterday morning as lo one
dcicndutil, Turner, giving her five years.
They were sent back to consider the other
case tVlore the in, but a yet have reached
no concliuioti.
Jordan Howies was given two year for
assault to commit murder.
Clint tirudy wit given leu year (or ro1
bcry bom the (H'taon.
Prakxil unrl.
Tho will of C. -ssell was filed for pro
batn yesterday. Ilis son is usrnod a ex
ecutor. larrlaa l.lrrwsaw
Mai-tin Km lev M Miss Itettye Hunt Kcl-
den (vthilcl, Jywis I'lesnnl to Winnie
Kobinvin, Thomas Micurt to Annie Jones,
in. llailcv lo Alice Jolinsoti (colored).
Ural laiate IraHslara.
A. Jt k V. M. Junes to I.ir.iie Mang,
lot tl, block U, in I.' ath A June addition;
New South land Co. to tho Crnnd
"l-r.t IIoimi Co., V.'S by 100 feet, corner
i- no nin: .vinin; ui,(sl.
li'hti It. liv.unid and wife to W. C.
r-p pin ii..in, ll cns In tho Tulrtoentu
'lil H.ti,,i: ti.;ns.
T. I". and I . Knwlerlo I'.NIo 11. Merlin,
lots lluti-l 17 I ,i. Mctiraih subdkvisiouj
W. M. Ilaudutpli to W. T. ('..tinman,
b- by 1' 17 feet on lia.lanl avtn te; l,yoa
HOWARD'S GREAT LIBEL.
PBOPLB POURING INTO JACKSON TO
ATTEND THB TRIAL.
The Inhabitant Thereabouts Have Not
Been so Excited Elnoe the War The
Selection of tbe Jury May Be Made
Today.
Pperlal Dlipnth to The Apieat
Jackhon, Tenn., Jimo 11. Hy 0 o'clock
this morning (he city wag n.'in crowded
with peoplo from this and adjoining coun
ties eager to gather tho lnlcjt concerning
the great How ard libol unit. Every train
brings new and strango face to bo presont
at this' to bo famous trial. It Is tho topic of
conversation among all classes of peoplo.
N'over sinco tho Into war havo the peoplo
of the county boon so aroused. The whole
of yesterday nnd today ling boon spent in
selecting a jury to try tho cano. liotween
It-V) and 500 havo been examined, out of
which forty liavo boon act osido from
among w hoin to select a jury tomorrow, A
"cveraneo has been granted tho defend
ants. Which of tho cuscs will bo tried
first has not yet been detcrminod.
It is believod Hint tho jury will bo mado
up tomorrow', then tho trial will begin in
earnest. Ablo Counsel lias been employed
from this nnd adjoining Hates, nnd every
Inch of ground will bo closely contested.
I loth side uro desperately In earnest.
This case has been put off fiom ti mo to
time until tho people have become exceed
ingly anxious to seo it finally Buttled,
(ireut interest i felt in tho llnnl outcome,
esH-cinlly ninoiig llnpticts. Wo Iiojk) to
bo nhlu to announce tomorrow that tho
jury has been selected and tho trial beguu.
ODD FELLOWS' BASKET PICNIC.
Prospsct Park to be tbe Plaoe.and Thurs
day. June 30, tbe Day.
Tho Odd Fellow of this city, together
with their wives, children, sweethearts
or invited guests, as tho cuso may bo, will
go picnicking on the 20th instant at Troa
ct Park. Tho placo ha been chosen as
tho most duairablo fur a merry-making.
Committee apjiointed to make tho ar
rangomentscarcfully weighed and consid
ered all the advantage and attraction of
tho several place near tho city where a
basket picnic could bo held, and they
give the nx.m to 1'rospuct l'ark. Two
hands of music have been Secured; the
I'utnmy Line Itnilway management prom
ise extra and rllicient service; there will
be elllcicnt coniufUtccs to guard and euro
for us well a arrange, nil details, and no
effort will bo npured to have an enjoyable
family entertainment in tho shady nooks
and grove nnd beneath tho pavilion nt
tho l'riwH-ct I'urk. Nono but Odd Kel-I-jw
and their families and guests are to
attend, nnd tickets nro to bo l.-med to all
persons entitled to partifipste on tho otc
sion.- It H lo bo a delightful allalr, and
nil who go will romp and play and enjoy
themselves nt will until tho (hade of
evening, but they will all bo escorted
homeward betimes.
If tho liver nnd kidneys am slupj;Mi and
inactive. llosl'sSaiNiiurilla will amns tliem
to prompt and regular action, lake It now,
I'sx plenty of "O.ark" Viueirar In your
food and prevent biliouMieas. It I cheap
er than ipnniiie.
kawllary Plumbing-.
The enterprising firm of Lulling A Dailey
are rapidly building a reputation for doing
good work. They huvu already completed
sonio of tho most thorough and well venti
lated job of plumbing ever done in Mom
phis. Their idea Is to uo tho best mate
rials and workmanship, which re tilts in
comfort aud satisfaction to their patrons.
ThcT inuko a aixsL'ialty of remodeling old
plumbing work.
m. J. MMrultrlN Sta-ll
Wines and honors to families allow nrices.
Telephone KUk
WILL NOT HURT US.
An Observant Cltlsun's Views of Changs
In the Ulver.
"There' tin lio uetlimr excited oeir tlm
snndlmr forming in (rout of the northern
part el tho city, remarked Justice John
J. Hurry loan Arc km. h-porter yesterday.
Mr. Harry was a sort of marina for years,
has been in Memphis all his life nnd seen
so mo Important change in tho river,
therefore icak slightly by tho cards.
"I re ineiiilier w hen the east bank of the
river, dow n by the elevator, ws at least
M0 yards further out, and there were
plarcsof business all along it. You'll find
lit the liegister'a ollie now deed to tho
property, and ita return will bo to tlio
iiowoMioit of those owning It then or their
ii-iis. That prniierty is only lieing brought
into exiatenee again. They'll lose the
clevsloiT Yes, more thsu likely, but they
might have known that beforo 'building it
there. iMicrwisc, Memphis will not be
injured."
PIMPLES TOSCROFULA.
A ToslUvo Ouro for Eve-ry Bkln,
Beulp nnd Illocxl Dlsenso Ex
cept Ichthyutl.
fm.ln.U a )Mr. Hrn.l, arms aa.l hrvaM a
nllil arah. llnpliriii. rpil alls kiirr. Hat
liM-lira anil Hiailo-liias fa-l. -trw4 b 1 all.
rura llrmrillra at ara.l ar SJ.M,
I lisva na.il tin- I linen. Krm i.o.a alih tlm
tx-.l n-.'ilnMl iiit tan l.xilm nt ihr 1 1 in I st
hl'iioit, tUrrr taiti-a nl I I in I , ,,,
i-.iki nt 1 1 in i s Hnr aint ain I'timl nt a Irrrtliir
klil amt .atp .tiM-a iitoaii a i-irlN.ft. tia.l
II Inr fisht e-p It wiinl-lait Ihmiit ami anrw
al limra M.liii llmrl my ti.a.l WiimIiI la. a aj.ll.l
iali ami an-at ilia lima I li-nn ilia nl tlm
I I in i III a iia M art... wrrr cm aim
Mala Inint m i-IUiaa In l-mililrr. Inv bli.t aii
I'wuM n-H il ti-iili. attil ni a Ih-i-k i-.m-n-. anti
irr vnrt Hiir In -ii fmni s iinrtua ilntlsr, I
hail iWt..r.. nh all lha Ini um alii. ia ra
il, t. atnt iia.-! man .tiffi-rt til tit.l.-ir aMItinil
rSisi Mr riwa ti. T.-.I Marr , an-1, I ta-ail In
llenk. In. iimian. hnl II N-nitn l,.t.r, jrnm il,,- nrtl
Siaiaiiuu ul t t in IIS4. AID III II M m. I I, I,
Is- hl.-r, O.
Skla Itlaaaa Vaar tra4.
I am ll.aiiki.il In ant that I hara n thi t en-r-i
i l:i si i. it.- I..r al-mi tcl.t ai..uih, auh n-l
ni-.-. ai. l .-..n.i.l.-r nii lt riiniriy .nn-. aall
rlii'i m. It. -ni ahli li I lia.n .ml. rr. hraii ii-.ira I
lil.-t a iiiiinla-r nt mr.li. in.-mi l 1,1111,-1!
il.amra In ilia cueiirr. I.iit l.mr.l mulilnit that
au.hil i-iUit a r.ir i.not I iiM1)Miir n (iNti-
Ms A. MMi Al I.I.N. N.ir.-li... Mj.
lha Wnral 1 aaa or a. rut ..la I'urail.
Wi bars r-n cllini mir I 1 in 1 a ltrsn.ini
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"V " '"oi flu lolling 1.1 .au r S.w iu.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
lihyweet Wholesome Bread
Delicious Pastry
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
&3 to Purity and Wtolosomeness of the Eoyal Baking Powder.
" I have tested tho Royal Raking Towtier and find It composed of pdro and wholo
intno Ingredient. U is a creuin of turtar powder of a high degree of merit, aud doe
not contain either alum or phosphates, or other Injurious subatunces.
" " E. O. Lorx, Ph. D
The Royal Baking Towder I the purest and most reliable baking powder offered
to the public H. A. IfoTT, Ph. D."
"The Itoyal rtnklnr? Powder la purest In quality and highest In trongth of any
Caking powder of which 1 have knowledge. V.'si. McMurtbik. l'h. D."
HAM Dr ACTVaAS OSLV V THS
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO..
8am rsAMusco. Cau
Kn,Vir V "
FRANK 07.ANXK.
GEO.
V ''g4JMfJJ-'"lll "siiaaa j jmin naaiij ipsnai iiiia".;iM'ii i bi ii n.aa.
F. OZANNE & CO.
i i niATTn nt n v rt vrsi M
Second St.,
CALIFORNIA WINES.
HUNGARIAN WINES.
Sol Af ent for Royal Hunisrlin Gov
ttnmsnt Wins Cellars, Buda
pest, llunfary.
D. J. SEMMES & CO.
207 Main St., Memphis. Tenn.
lnues.
MARTIN WALT & GO.
COMMISSION 'MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
248 FRONT B7REET, ... - MEM THIS, TENN.
jrRKFEnKNTr-OisiiAii Bas, Vasr or Coaa, It. O. Pen Cn.lt-
FRANK SCHUMANN
-IMPORTIR
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a 0al 1 M, '.aiil.
E.WITZMANN& CO.
WEBER Hi KNABE
Br.ND irOH CATAL.Or.UlC8.
221-223 SECOND STREET. - - - MEMPHIS. TENN
Wm.'C. Ellis & Son
ai
COTTON TRUCKS, WAREHOUSE TRUCKS
t'litlun Kale Frnm,.. II.hi.-, Iltl.la anl HiramUmt Irm Work uJ Ilvy
Koiv ii. -. Kl.Klura anil Mm lunrry l(rmltcl.
nnd 441 Fhllv MmM, Momphln, Tonn
DILLARD& COFFIN
COTTON FACTORS,
N03 30a and FRONT ST., MEMPHIS. TENN.
BAKING
POWDER
ouiuino the juice of the lilue rijjiot
California, so laxative and nutritious,
with the medicinal virtues of plsnts
known to be most beneficial to th
human system, forming the ONLY PER
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
KIDNEYS, LITER AND BOWELS
-AMD TO
'Cleanse the System Effectually,
SO TMAT i
PURE BLOOD,
REFRESHING SLEEP,
vipai tu .,,1 RTorwnTU
vy,?f 'fJl r a"?"1!
and all ar dthghted with It. Ask your
'"rfUt for SYRUP OF FIGS.
a FOX.
E. I. HI TLER.
Tinwaro, Larap3, Cutlery,
HEW "PERFECTION" REFRIGERATORS
RELIABLE" Vapor, Oil and Gas
Siovsi, Water Cooler, Filter, Ic
Crsam Pltlitti, Fly Fans, Fly
Ttsps, Fruit Jars, Jelly CUsae.
Wlro Doors and Window Soroens to
Ordor.
8END FOIt I RK'K LIST.
INrom)his, Toiin.
AND DIALER IN
GUNS, RIFLES.PISTOLS
All Klnta Ammnnltlnn. Hw I'm-krl Cnttarjr,
hilwta, Il.ilii laiklr. hllira. rU. I-1,-.
412 MAIN ST.. - MEMPHIS. TENN
MatiulaillirtlK all-l llrllln it,h In Brat rlaal
Biamirr su.1 aaiula. tli a aiiMrauii-t-.!.
A(rn' fur tli ,r nallr At Jrltrt Man '
.' Ol.bralaJ lllrirlaa, t.lrfil.s mai
tsjnilama.
arn, fnr Calalnarm
rrrt .
ESTABLISHED 184S.
THE WOODRUFF & OLIVER CO.
" I ! I !
AGRICULTURAL
Nos. 380 and 382 Front Street, i i t Memphis. Tennessee.
riRKCT0P8.-A. Woodruff; D. T. PorUr.'j. O. Ncely, J. B. Ollrer, F. L. Woodrnft
Our Fprinir stiKlc of FINE VEHICLES is complete, and we invite an Inspection of
ime, offering prices in competition with snr market.
I.KI , I
WM. JACK & SONS
"WHOLESALE
POTTERY and GLASSWARE
IN ALL ORADX3.
W control Maura. Maddock 6k Oo.'s celebrated EnffUb Iron Stone
Onlna. Tbe best and only reliable ware made.
We carry the largest stock.
WB MAKE THE LOWEST PRI02a ORDERS SOLICITED.
XL
MONEY TO LOAN
OH COTTON rLA NTATI0N8 lit TB STATES Of
MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSASmsLQUISIANA
OUTl FIVEoiTEN YEAlt INSTALLMENT LOAN
BT WHICH A rORTIOX Of THS FIUM.1PAL IS REPAID BACU YEAR, IS TUB
CHEAPEST FORI OF LOIR, AS IT KAKES TUB SECURITY THS SiYIHGS Bill FOB
THE IrTCOME CF TBE BORROWER.
A nlafllM ttltJ tSktAM AfTllta fnAmU-ArSA taltlAII .Viaillnat.aa..alka m . a a .
" r I . " aaaaaaa van.awMWf mug J IIIW W UWI pfVOSU Willi CCTrjk
ALSO. WE MAKE LOANS ALL PRINCIPAL DUE at FIVE YEARS
FRANCIS SMITH, CALDWELL& CO.,
Rooms O. 10. II a. 12. COTTON EXCHANGE Bulldlni. MEMPHIS. TENN
Hill, Fontaine & Co.
Cotton Factors and Wholesale Grocers
290-298 FRONT STREET. MEMPHIS. TENN.
HILL, FONTAINE & CO.
Gotton Factors, Commission Merchants
No. 110 SOUTH MAIN 8T- ST. LOUIS. Ma
Southern Trust Co.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAW! OP TENNESSEE.
rni!:rrroKHt
JAMt-3 L LOMBARD, Tmildrnt: John . tSS, rWratsry and General Manser.
Al. a TKKZKVASr. timrral tounarl.
r. . flflll l.TE. W. A. KiU.IKIt. T. n. TREZEVANT "
1 li..f.nnwn da. unllmiteil fai illllr. f,ir prtx iirlnj lnn lima loam on MemiiliU ( itv
I.cul K.t.ilr. ur t.riMliii !lrr nhinf atlmi fmiwrtv In ArkuiiiMi slid MlaaininuL
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Hooma 21 and 22 Cotton Exch.injre,
M. OAVIX.
Tllui
M. GAVIN & CO.
W1I0I.ESALI; GROCI-RS. COTTON FACTORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 232 and 234 Front Street, Memphis, Tennessee
hetwi:kx ADAMS A.VD jr.KrKinx
Mr. I. S. n A I I : V ilrvnipa lila lmlp lini" lo tlic apffMuR nml al nf TOTTON ronuls nt
In our rlinr-s. I i.tlon Vtr'ioii. U'i W.i.hmetnn Str at.
M ALONE, CHAPMAN & ELDER
WIIOLESALK
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS,
023 MAIN STREET, ... MEMPHI3. TU V
J. V. DOCKEUf. II. a WILKIN(). HKNRY BANKS K. WILKIXSO.t.
DOCKERYi WILKINSON & CO.
Cotton lectors and Commission Merchants,
No. 3G0 Front Street. Up-Stairs, MEMPHIS, TENN
. aVDVA NUKH MADM IV CAMIt.
Mullins & Yonge
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants
No. 370 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
IMPLEMEMTS.
ZELLNER & GO.,
The Leaders in Fashionable Footwear
Ottr New, Nobby and Elegant Lin of
SHOES, OXFORD TIES & SLIPPERS
1889For Spring and Snmm&r 18S9
Aramming in (mh and strlish erery day. Tli
public snd our petrous are Invited to inspect our
jrooil.. Bul.cilin a share o( your patronan. Re
pecirnllv, ZliLL.NUH 4 CO.
arfr nrdrrs rereWe prompt stiention.
kit.'ii a ari ot iMinnsw inoii'-r. nn t swur-.'
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