Jl I iDIRECT SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR

GRAND ASOF--

COSTUMES ID CLOAKS!

mis run safely nxy--- - 1v. nan-u- nl rsr lo this .

lbs! prln. lo tHH. 1"" e ' ' " TulIyjirlHlnl, bolb lu Nlj Irs iud Price.

Radios Silk anil IMusli Costumes,Iailies- Silk and Velvet Cost nines,LmlicN' Silk and Wool Cost nines,ladies' Wool Snil.blisses' and Children' Silk Suits,Misses' and Children's Wrool Suits,ladies IMnsh Dolmans,Iridic' Silk Dolmans,Ladies' Cloth and llnsh IolmaiiH,Indies' Cloth Cloaks,blisses' ami Children's Cloaks.

Front 3 lo 18 Venn,

EVERY STYLE, VARIETY AND PRICE.

B.I .owensteinfe BrosHAVING DETERMINE!) TO

sit and Win

"WE HAVE MARKED AIL

I GUNAT ACTUAL

MA8TMMN

This k fixed and firm rcsolTtfeffect at as early

B ALL PAPER.

DEAN & CARROLL,Paints and Oils,Window Glass,Wall Paper,Window Shades, Etc.

346 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.

REAL. ESTATE AGEXTS.

TT. A. AYheatley,

Real Estate Aqent

ATTOKXEY;21 Slain street, Walker Block,

WEWFHIH... ..TESSERSES

G. A. STOVALL,BROKER,

Real Estate and Rental Agent,SO. iM MAI STREET.

X. L. SZLDE5. O. B. PAEKEB.

SELDEN & PARKER,Real Estate and Rental Agents,

S8.j Main St., Jlemphis, Tenn.sr Correspondence solicited.

iwn Ovurros, Js. c. N. GaosvisoE.

OVERTON L GROSVENOR,

Real Estate DealersAGEXTS A.D BROKERS,

OFFICE, 284 SECOND ST.,X. E. Car. Second and Court,

MEMPHIS, : : : : : TEXXESSEE.

"DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD, TAXESJ- V rVd. Rent. Collected, etc.. en 'ommission.

FOR SALE OR RENT.VALUABLE PLANTATION In Tunlcacounty,

1X( acres, known as theAvant pUntation. Api.lv lo

W. I)Ar"Y. Sprfrura. Mi's,

PERSONAL.CI1STERNS Cleaned. Repaired mid warranted, or

THUS. TKHINS. 4:! Modioli St

TO EXCHAJVOE.NK'2 COTTAGE In a country villaie fara

or racant property in the city or sub-urbs; wiil pay dittcrcuct in rm.li. Add ress

J Dil l., rare this office.

KOOMS ANI HOAKll.DESIRABLE ROOMS, furnished or nnfurni!.hed.

at the Central House. 63 Adamsstreet. Also, day boarders wanted.

V RNISHED ROOMS For rent, at No. 41 Fifthstret, I helsea. on line of Street Railroad.

ROOMS Two comfortable rooms, with board.. MR. I K X. 11 Second st.

DRY UOODM.

IlTflPBSNew Ooods! Low Prices!

I.GOLDSMITMBrosHave just opened a New Store at

NO. 348 MAIN,WITH A FRESH LINE OF

DRY GOODS!CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHtfES, HATS,Ft KM IS 11 IN O GOODS, Etc.,

Which thry will aell at prices to suit tho times,tipeclal attention is Galled lo lite slock ot

BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, EtcBonuht at HALF PRICK from the late Ann o(Mjurfr ik Co.. which we will sell at

Driies If you wish to 8AVK MONEY In Buy-ln- rGood Goods Cheap, call al

Goldsmith & Bros.848 3kXin Btroot,

ws-Ai- t rwtr .,..MKnrniH. I0

in mm

of onrs, and will be carried intoa day as possible.

MERCHANT TAILORING.

1fEitersriss!The Oak Hall Clothing House,

No. 351 Slain Street,HAS ADDED A

Merchant Tailoring DepartmentT their Establishment, utd will mnk aspriItjr in JfuKlne Panls to Order fur83 and upward. They iraarantee

HARDWARE.

HARDWAREAND

mwareHeadqnariera for Steel Barbed

FENCE WIRE,Ueltlnc, Rope, Cotton Balance,

jiamo Traps, Coil Cbain, IronPipe, machinery Fixtures.

JAMES & GRAHAM WAGONS.

GILL BROS: CO

Nos. 310 and 312 Front St.,Memphis, - Tennessee.

FORIGHT SPRING WAGON Would exchange forI-

-

.J good itorw.'. Adrtres.s W., Ap(el ollice.A flue youn; Horse. Is not afraid ofHORSE A ladv can drive Inquire

at JOHN DCNN'8 "STABLE, Adams siteut.

OQ-- j ORLEANS LOT 79x197.OOl 1 jo Hernando lot Ms AX).

299 Maili'-Joa- s lot "iOxJIU.493 Pontotoc lot litltiS.IV) Thir.l lot 37xUS.127 Fifth (Cbeis- - a) lot X7xU.

S7 Satlarans lt 37x74.21 and 2.18 Vance lot 30x150.i'A UvMtto lot fOxllW.

30. Avery lot SMI mi.

21t Hernando Ul l.

43 and Kx'liani:e Kx.li and IS AUcn avenue.

323 I'niou.13 Kuih.

House 7 rooms, 2 acres ground on Walkeravenue.

House, comer Georgia and Robinson ave-nue lot ISOxlIM.

House on Kaudulph road, near BrickChurch lot Vxnt.

House on Boulevard, near Dunlau.Sp.endid place of 100 acies, near city.Vacant low in city and suburbs.Country proerty.

M. K. CONAWAY.&.al Acent,

J.O. :3 Maiu St.

J OSKS 4U lame tine 2 year-old Hoses, in fortyI X best varieties and In fresh, vigorous health,

:it S. p. r doion. Now is the time for planting suchroses iu our climate. orders at our otlice,;i,7 Maiu street, and you will have beautiful roses,ibe lirsw.f spnni;. MEMPUld FLORAL CO,

Choice Main street house. nu tins forBOCSK per annum. Will pay 10 per cent, net

on investment.OVEUTOX- A-- GKOSVEXOR. Altcnts.

0'ltKKIltl'SK One brick siorehonse,O l Main street. at a )ar;ain; lot 27'vx.Vi. If notsold privately within thirty davs, will then bo. Idto the hluhcst bidder for cah on the .'.til of

SKLDKN A PARKKR.

By river or rail, Quantity and qualityBRICK O. II. 1' PIPER, "i2 Front st.

OHKAPCOWKtX)D

Hulls, better than common hayand at less than one-thir- tliecost. Lay iu wintersupply while you can get them. For sale by

CITY OIL WORKS.

T ES1DKNCES FOR SALh.XV 19 Carroll avenue, near Poplar.

377 l.ludeu. near Cynthia street.177 Alabama street cheap.IN) Hernando, near Linden.4:it' Vance, near Orleans.2v.) Pontots. near Ijiuderdale. --

M Marshall arenuc, near Charleston depot.Dt.st)to, near Vance.

Ridejiee, Mo Shelby, near Uuliiiir.fttVsj acres, nicely Impn.ved. White Station.

Trcitevaut home, opp. R. M. Mason.14ilacjvs el! improved. Wythe, llavsville.20 acrea.Kouelra station ; neaUv improved.

u ai res weil improved and watered, full otfruit and berries, near Louis, and Kash. R. R.

Keaidence lots on Bealu and Lauilerdalo, Torpplace; also on Vance and Linden.

W. A.WII K AT LEY, 2t Main

PIANO A flue Host wood plaub. large lz,Disatly nrw; cau bu seen at Holleu-berc'- sMusic House.

RESIDENCE At Bunlyu Station, live acres,aul good orchard. Apply iu

H. L. M(Kki:,comer Hernando and Vance streets.r odd dwelling

VT In one square of street cars. For a nicepUc, with 14 or a acre, oi "'bwiMT.

rWe Invite an ii";.?i-ti..;- - of theLarROKt and lto:t j;i of IM-

PORTED n.OTIIS. CAWMMBIUSS MidSUITIN'i-bn- , i,.. ;,m,i at any TailoringEstabli.-ibnieii- t m ti.tr ,M;tlXvesv.

We keci !n;:ti;iv' but Imi'onvdGoods.

Mr Samples sent on application,MURRAY & RlDliELY,

as Madison Street, Memphis.

THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-FEIDA- Y, OCTOBER 14. 1881.

LOST.BOOK Cnntaininj; bills anil

ClOLfcECTION Kinder will return same totbts ottre. fttT'l be rewnnled.

'

WAXTS.By a No. 1 businessman and

SITUATION has an extended acquaintance InMemphis and vicinity; can make himself useful.Addj-es- s H,. care Appeal olhce.

OR FIVE SOLICITORS For thFOUR Mutual Benefit (Eire Insurance) Association. Inquire at No. .vtmiison m., uown autn.

J. rl. ua&l , general jimiaei.TO KNOW That the

EVERYBODY Association can insure property athalf the price charged by the old insurance com-panies. J. H. OSfcY, General Mauager.

Upholstery, Valences, Lambrequins,CARPETS Silk and Raw Silk Curtains at NewYork prices. McKITTRICK 4 CO.. 221 Second St.,cor. Adams. Practical Upholsterers and Drapers.

HELP A few more young menSTUDENT school at LeMoyue Institute would beglad to work mornings and evenings for board.Apply to the Principal, 21 Orleans street.

In a grocory store by a young manSITUATION experience, and is willing towork. AddressO-- l ADA-T- O BORROW $1000 for one year onrlUUW first mortgage. Addnss

J. R., Appeal office.

DRESSMAKERSMRS. S. M. WAKING,

Hi Linden street.

Five or six good carpenters.CARPENTERS UEID, at Louisville Depot,between Second and Main streets.

Forty good mules, from fifteen toMULES half hands high, from six to eightyears old.

No. 61 Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn.

--I rv EX PERIENCED SHI RTM A K ERS Fair wageIU paid for good hands; work guaranteed lo

SALESMAN By a large New YorkTRAVELING Clothing House, an experiencedtraveling salesman for the State of Alabama. Oniysuch need apply as have heretofore traveled for awholesale clothing house, as no other applicantswill be answered. Address P. O. Box HjO,

STATION A, New York city.

Upholsterv.Valenees, Lambrequins,CARPETS Silk and Raw Bilk Curtains at NewYork price. McKlTT RICK & CO., 221 Second St.,

cor. A.iams, Practical Upholsterers and Drapers.

V ) icntlemeu or families. Also, day boardersanttd, At 104 COURT STKCtf.

BOAEDER- S-at No. IfVl Shelby street.

men and 500 teamslUUU To work on C. O. and S. W. R. R. (latePadueah and Memphis). Waes from Jl 50 to52 25 per dav. Plenty of good station work at Id to

will be fur17 cents per yard. Transportationnished free from Memphis or Padueah to the endof track at Covington or Trimble. Apply on work,between Covington and Dyersburg, or at the teed

W. J. CHASE & CO., No. 12 Mam street,Memphis DUN AVANT. KELLY & PJPKR

One who understands theDAIRYMAN T). I,. W . Memphis Brewery.

FOR RENT.OUSE 153 Mosby street; 8 rooms, in good or

H der. Appiy u c. iano.ler HVPniltt aiKt .MOS'iy, W W JUUH wumu, iw.becond street, cheue;.TTOUSE No. 1X3 Carroll avenue 7 rooms, with

1J. all improvements; in good order. Appij 10ED. STACK. 42 Adams St

A neatlv furnished house, within fiveHOUSE oi Court Square, Address

MRS. E. M., Appeal office.

T71URNISHED ROOMS Without ry,ard, for gen-E- ltlemen; also, furnished apsi'.wents and

kitchen for small nimny. ai i .Tcrtcrson stieet.

"COTTAGE Five rooms anl out'uouso. Applyy at 230 Vance street.

TOWELLING 101 Mu st.ee;: rooms; rc--I J cently repa:'. '. i.eir to

WM. MPIlSEYs 2s4 Front st.

0- -t A VANCE ST.: s rm'Uf; fine oniur.01- -

J- - 1W Carroll avenue; .' ruom.Ill Vance.

4 Jones avenue.204 Monrce.342 Vance.377 Orleans street; fumisheL62 Adams street.

Rooms over 294 Second street.Store and Rooms cor. Washington and second

streets: N. W. corner.OflVce over " Iidy's," Main street.Beiliooi!s, corner Monroe and Front.Stoie Ml Mainatreet.Store 3:il Main street.Store and Rooms, corner Beale and Turley.Store and Rooms, corner Shelby and South.4:!,i (44 i4o Main street.Rooms in Waldran, Harbert and Stratton

Blocks, Main street.Store, corner Adams and Second streets.

H L. GUION, Agent, 19 Madison St.

Two handsome and desirable frontOFFICES plenty of light: suitable for cotton orbrokers' offices. 14 UNION, bet, front and Mam.

FINE STOREHOUSES With fixtures, 73TWO 77 Beale street, by

SELDEN & PARKER, 2SS Main streetAn experienced Cigar and Tobacco

SALESMAN ; g.tod salary will be given a couipe-tentma-

Address MERCHANT, this office.

FURNISHED ROOMSNICELY 130 DESOTO STREET.

CRNISHEI) ROOMS At 116 Court,F MRS. C. P. FREEMAN.

No. 302 Lauderdale street. ApplyCOTTAGE Toof A Co., 13 West Court street.

COM Large furnished room.R ai TJ .UHiuwu bijw;

T"O0M3 Elegantly furnished rooms at Magnoliali Block, tgrrtjr Front and Union. Inquire at

;(5j) MAiy street.NOS Several good Second-han- d Pianos forPI rent cheap; will rent to schools or colieces in

the country, at H. G. HOLLE SB ERG'S.

OOMS Nicely furnished.! 85 Main street.

Fur psrties, tmlH and businessLAMPS A. IUTZFELD,J!33 SecoudtWAREHOUSE From first of

COTTON Apply toOVERTON & GR08VENOR.2G4 Second st.

2o8 Union "treet: 8 rooms.RESIDENCE MINOR MERIWETHER.

mOTOGRAPH GALLERY Over 211 MaiApply at No. 203 Main street,

Several desirable cottages onCOTTAGES immediately on street car line,near my rcsideiiuO. are in fine order, withgood water and sufficient gioauds for gardeningpurposes, and very convenient to State Female Col-

lege. One of the places was occupied by HenryMoore as a Floral and Pleasure Garden . and no bet-ter location can be found for such business. Also,Gti0L and Kleepiug-room- s in Lenow Block, on

urom. A,Uo, Sleepine-room- s over 392 Mainstreet, and one iiue fni- in Cotton Exchange,corner Madison and Front street. Apply at 36

Union street. i0?GROCERY AND COMMISSIONF" HOUSE, Nos. 371-3- also, roomscornet kia:!i and Gayoso streets. Apply to SledseBros.. Como, Miss., or

A. C. A. P.. YRVATWELL A CO . City.

1 500 bags ('olive.1000 hrls Kellned Sugars.1000 Tcs., Buckets aud Tiu Tails Fair- -

bunk's Ijtrd.300 brls. Silver .Moon Flour New l'ro- -

oess.200 brls. l.'oyal Patent Flour.500 brls. Flour diilercnt kinds.

50 Tierces Hams.500 hir. brls. Xew Mackerel.

2000 Kits vr Mackerel.100,000 lbs. ( iititly, Stlcji and Fancy.10,000 casc3 imported and American Sar-

dines, l'ickles, Salmon, Oysters,Teaches, Tomatoes, Mackerel, Lob-sters, Urandy-Teaclu- s, llrandy-CIicrr!e- s,

Ktc.1000 batrs hand-picke- d and macliinc-cleaue- d

Virginia aud Tennesseel'eaiiuts. i

1000 bags nts Almonds, Krazil,Walu: s, etc.

500 hlf brls and brls. Oat meal, crackedWheat, Harley.tJrahaiii Hour, etc.

500 bxs. Raisins, Trnuc-- Citron, etc.200 bxs. Sew Cream t h 'c.

50 brls pure 40 pra in .100 bxs. Nasris Hoy, ' oi'iii!rch, Kice

Flour, 'f :i, etc.50 brls. i'bu iluhc 'ivou l ijiVs

Cidc v.2G0 bagx Dait J aad Mii.ill 1'oik. t isait.

PERSONALS.

Mr. K. L. Cochran and family are amoi gthe latest arrivals from the mountains ofVirginia.

Pn. J. 11. Osev, General Manager of theHouseholders' Mutual Benefit Association, isin the city.

The Cotton Exchange register yesterdaycontained the names of the following visit-ors: J. P. Hanson, Sardis; K. Q. Thomson,Washington county, Mississippi; J. A. Per-kins, Indianapolis; V A. Dawson, Colum-bus; K. C. Smith, New Yoik.

S. Clement, 86 Beale street, has the finestassortment of good things for Friday's mar-ket, such as while fish, salmon, red snappers,venison hams, steaks and saddles, squirrels,birds; also a choice lot of Kentucky peaches,Concord grapes, etc.

Read Schoolfield, Hauauer & Co.'s adver-tisement,

Luucli Racket!.25c, ij6c, 40c, 50c, 75c, f 1 and $1 25 each,

at Mausford's.

Mitchell' New Intermedial Uhk-rbr- ,

Tmumh Mliilou. ran le tiad atmay Imm.Ii .l.r. u 1 lie rlljr at on9 dol-lar dorlnv tlil wrrli.

IK1NK M. KM I I'll, Afccnt.

I Kvi Stau, cheaja at al ilaberlin.'a.

FISHING FOR FACTS

Regarding the Currents in Wolf KirerIn Close Proximity to the Sonrce

of Water Supply.

Effect of Back Water from the Missis-

sippi Sewer Filth and Kin-tire- d

Abominations.

With the view of deteruiinine.with some degree of scientific accuracy, the question involved in the action ot "back-wate- r" upon mewater supply ot the city, an Appeal com-missioner has made a series of observationson the flow of Wolf river at various depths.The observations were made under the fol-

lowing conditions:fctaee of water in the Mississippi river, 13

feet 2 inches, and rising at the rate of 5 inchesevery 24 hours. A southerly wind, blowingat the mean rate of 14 miles per hour; max-imum force 19 miles at 1.05 p.m.; minimum,8 miles at 2:30 p.m.; period of observationfrom 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.

A set of adjustable en s, kindlyfurnished by Major W. II. H. Benyaurd, ofthe United States Engineer Corps, were usediu making the observations. Three of these,panged to show the movements on the sur-face and at fifteen inches, and at four feetdeep, respectively, were first used oppositethe mouth of a small "run," about 300 yardsbelow! the Waterworks. The Burface Boatwas carried up stream about 600 feet in 4minutes 40 seconds, or at the rate of aboutone and one-ha- lf milea per hour. Atfifteen inches deep the fliat wascarried up stream at the rate of forty feetper minute, and at four feet at the rate ofeight feet per minute.

Owing to the high wind the surface floatwas abandoned during the subsequent observations, and a 6ix-fo- gauge substitutedtherefor. Immediately opposite the Water-works, and in mid-strea- these gaugesBhowed an upper stratum of water, fifteeninches deep, flowing at the rate often feet per minute; two feet nine inchesbelow this, or four feet from the Burface, thewater was stationary no flow in either direction: and at six feet below the surfacethere was a jierceptible current down-strea-

at the rate of three feet per minute.At a point just below the Boap factory,

some half mile above the Waterworks, withfifteen feet of water in mid-strea- no currentwas perceptible at five feet below the surface.In thirteen feet of water, at the beginning ofthe Bwamp, probably a mile above theWaterworks, a current down-strea- of aboutone-four- of a mile per hour was found fiveleet below tne surlace.

Sufficient data having been obtained to determine the general movement in the stream,the location of the inlet pipe of the water-works was next ascertained and a more elaborate experiment was devised in order to dtermine the direction of flow in the vicinityof the mouth of this pine. It should bestated that the pipe, a short distance fromwhere it emergen from the brick tunnel, isreceived in a close crip ol heavy timber, bywhich it is supported with its mouth or openend about one foot above the bed of theriver. Soundings outside of this crib showeda depth of ten feet of water. A gauge ofnine leet six inches was accordingly prepared, which it was calculated would clearlyshow the movement of that stratum of waterfrom which the supply is puurned. Observations continued upon this float for onehour and forty-fiv- e minutes showed the existence of cross currents rapidly varying indirection, but with a general trend acrossthe bed of the river from east to west. Un-

til affected by this general trend so as to getinto nearly l, the gauge-floa- t wascarried alternately up and down the stream.After reaching the middle of the river a slobut uniform, motion down stream was shown1which, in oue hour and fifty-fiv- e minutes,had carried the noat about o'JO yards.

The general deductions from observationsare as follows:

1. That at the present time back-wat- er

from the Mississippi river is flowing up theWolf, carrying the discharge of sewage fromthe new system of sewers up to and beyondthe aterworks this sewage being dicharged into Wolf river under the headproduced by the inclination of the sewers.

2. That while this upward polluted current is now confined to a stratum of not morethan four feet in depth, the entire volume ofthe stream is probably polluted at the pointwhere the water supply is taken, this pollutionbeing effected by the churning of the cross-currents caused by the outflow of the Wolfand the inflow of the Mississippi, aided bythe suction of the pumps which, during theperiod of observation, were drawing involume of nearly 30,000 gallons per minute.

It is not believed that any portion ol" thecontents of the bayou, nor of any " runs,contribute to this pollution, since it is evident that the back-wat- er which causesWolf river to run up stream, al?o acts as adam to the bayou and other tributaries.

LOCAL I'AKAGBArHS.

The Boulet Grand Jury will be in sea.

Bion y.

The Legislative Council meets ajainSaturday afternoon.

State and county taxes Bhould be paidthe blierin to save costs. Ihetimeis fchort,

Turner Bowling, for petit larceny, gotthree months in the Criminal Court yesterday,

Alexander Claxton was tried for grandlarceny before Judge Horrigan yesterdayand got three years.

Warren Henderson was arraigned inthe Criminal Court yesterday on the chargeof incest, fie pleaded not guilty.

Marriage licenses were dispensed byClerk Shea yesterday to John Caton andKatie K. Brew, Louis Williams and BarbaraR. Bateman, Pave Lvuipkin and BelleTrigg.

very interesting revival services arein progress al Hernando street MethodistChurch (Old Ashurv). Prayer meetings at7:30 a. m., 12:30 and 5 p. m., and preachingevery night at :o0 p. m. r.verytody invited.

Charles Williams, carrving a concealedweapon, got the usual fifty dollars aud sixtydays, and judgment was suspended duringgood behavior, as lie is now serving out

pentence of the city goveminent lor the same oriense.

Milton Rankin, assault and battery byhitting an old market woman with a stonwas tried before Judge Horrigan yesterdayThe Judge said he would like to give Rankintwo years, but as there was no law for it hwould do the best he could toward him, sosentence of fifty dollars, eleven months andtwenty-nin- days was imposed.

'Sijuire Jennings boun'1 over a darkynamed Jim Cannon for stealing a tcu-cet- it

watermelon from Abe Alston. The Attorney.t leneral wrote on the back of the warrant''I decline to send an indictment to the GrandJury in this case. Really the Magistrateshould not have issued the warrant. Ithat it be dismissed." The Attorney-Gener-

thinks it absurd to punish a darky for stealmg a "watermillion.

Mr. IfcC'adden, of the firm of KellyMcCaddeu, gives the Appeal informationthat the ginhouse and ten bales of cottcn onPr. Kaine s place, ten miles below the cityon the Arkansas side, burned at noon vesterday. The gin was valued at 600, and thereis no insurance on either gin or cotton. Thofire is supposed to have occurred from a naior other piece of metal coming in contactwith the gin-sa- while in motion.

Chancery proceedings yesterday: Billvs. Pavis, injunction as to salaries; NorthernBank vs. Todd, final, and appeal; fcpellmanvs. Anderson, receiver appointed; full vs.

Clapp, order cn iiearing; Claybroos; vs.Smith, on Commissioner's report; Fiunie vs,Coates, order for hearing; Stale vs. Butler.credits to city omtiloyes. Court adjourneiuntil this morning. The call of tho hearingdocket will commence Monday, first twenty.casss.

AilLSEMEMVS.

Charlotte Tlio uii,aoii.The sale of scats for Charlotte Thompson

engagement will commence morning. xler repertnire here wiil be The I'tant-er'-

Wife, East Lynns," and Jui Eyre, probably.

OlivetieThe Hess Acme company, in Audran's opera

continue, Olivette, were welcomed last nighat Leubrie's Theater by a fine house in numhers and in enthusiasm. Olivette is a sort ofnjiisical comedy of errors, aud the mainsource of fun springs from the personationbv one ol the characters ot the part of another. It is full of lovers' schemes, and thelibrettoisuotdevoidofv.it. The music ofthe opera is as light as gossamer, but thereare several reallv strong choruses. Ithardly possible so sit by and resist the graceand sparkle ot the opera, f or some reasonor other the first act last night was ratherinsipid. 1 he orchestra wa chary of attaciing the score, and the result wassort of niuttled music. As tne inspiritingmusic and fun of the stcond act were developed, the diffidence of the orchestra wore offand everybody was in sympathy with theliveliness ot the opera. t)t the company presenting Itfitrfe, the highest praise musbe spoken. The chorus is unusually stron.and well drilled, and the suloisU are, without exception, thorough artists. Mr. HcnrPeakes, as "Captain Pc Merrimac," was fullup to the old-tim- e Peakes, who has becom.famous as " IVvilshoof " and " lieppo.His only fault is a tendency to make himself inaudible to an audience. Mr. MarkSmith, as " Valentine," the lover and personator of IV Merrimac," was the strikin,figure in the opera, lie has an admirablevoice, with a something in it thatthe blood; at the same time he is a corned

... ........ .,..1... ..,.1 ...,.,1., a mwJRU Ol HO 1111 U UIU, , out. -" Pe Merrimac" as " Pc Merrimac" himself.Mr. James Peakes.. proved

.himself... a genuine

i 1... j, it:comedian in the pari oi v.oiiiiicoi. xiifsingiug ol the popular song, Bob Up Serenely,was exquisitely funny, and its reception wasthe more enthusiastic because of some localgags about the dirty streets and the famousWaterworks of Memphis. The propriety ofintroducing such jests at all is questionablein an oi.era like Olivette. Mi AdelaideRandall was a verv acceptable " Countess,

aud slio evoked great euthiisiasm by hersinging of the waltx song. She has a veryiroo.1 voice and is a pleasing actress an wellMiss Knima Klsncr made a palpable hitas"Olivette. To a handsome larsou aada verv creditable voice she aiM

many of the arts that win

audience. Her acting is full ofiquant and daring individuality. She takeaittle liberties with the proprieties, but then

one has to forgive her for doing it so charmingly, ller singing ot the Torpedo and theWhale quite captured her audience. MissEissing as "Valentine," Mr. Walter Allen asthe ".Duke " and Mr. H. T. Fairweather as

Marvejoi" were acceptable, but not conspicuously so. Th opera was presented mostcompletely. The scenery in the last act rep-resenting the sea, with a large ship at theshore and three small ships in the distance,was very dainty in coloring and conception.To-nig- the company will give La Mascotte,which is pronounced even superior to e.

WILLIAM R. MOORE

Recommended by His Fellow-Merchan- ts

for a Place in tbe Cabinet of Presi-

dent Arthur A Long Array of

Strong Names, Attesting II is Qualifications and Urging Him as a Repre-

sentative of the Republicansof the Sonth.

A copy of the following letter, with thesignatures attacneu, was forwarded to therresident yesterday:

Memphis, Tens., Octobcrl2. 1SS1.

His Excellency, the President of tho United States:We are informed that Hon. Wm R Moore.

member of Congress from this District, haa beenrecommended for a Dlace in vonr Caiiiuet and vaa pleasure in saying mat, aitnougn he dinersfrom many of us in polities, his appointment would

pleasure mfu vnLisiaciloll lo lue people Ol L1I1Smportant section of the country. Mr. Moore is a

native ot tne south; a gentleman ef high charac-ter, culture and refinement, who has been for manyyears a prominent and successful business man inMemphis: is thoroughly identified wiih the interests of the great South and Southwest, and fullyuuaersianas me people soa tne wants of tins sec-tion of the country. Very respectfully,Stewart, Gwynne & Co., Brooks, Neely & Co.,J. T. Fargasou A Co., Fulmer, Thornton &Co.,John A. Denie.l L. LawhornACo.,L. Loweustem & Bros., G. W. Jones & Co.,Menken Bros.. Brown & Jones.8. Mansfield fc Co., Thomas Barrett,r. buowden, W.S. Bruce,

oodbar iti'o.. .ouis Dush.amcs Rower i Bro.. G. W. Naill.

W. H. Butts Co., Zent Lumlier Co.,R. G. Cr&ie & Co--

John D. Milburu, President Carver Gin and Manufacturing Co.,

T. H. Milburn, President German National Bank,J. A. Hayes, jr., Cashier State National Bank.Maurice Maas, Cashier Manhattan Bank.

V. Murtagh, President Panola Oil Co.

IMPORTANT A5D IXTERESTINU

To the People of Memphis and Alonetbe Line of the Memphis and Charles-

ton and Mississippi and ee

Kallroads.

Collins's Great Excursion to J.ew Orleans, Tlinrsdajr, Sot. 10, 1881.

Memphis to New Orleans and return, only$10 60.

Milan to New Orleans and return, onlyiu ou.Grand Junction to New Orleans and re

turn, only $7 50.Grenada to New Orleans and return, only

o o.I' rom all other points in proportion.Every feature liberal, convenient and

strictly first-clas-

See advertisement and further particularsin another column.

HOTEL. AltltlVAEM.reabody Hotel t'. H. Ualloway A Co.,

rroprieiors.This Hotel is furnished with a steam naKsenirer

elevator, eieciric oeiis, ana is nrai-cias- s in eveiyue,mrimeuuW L Reddith. Tenn EH Griffin, TennG H Martin, Baltimore J W Biggs, Louisvillew F Meadors. Tenu V B Ijird, Ark8 A Allen, Ark C A Jeasup, N OT H Waits, N Y Mrs G R Wilson, LaMrs H C Bedan A 2c.La N B Fowler, St Louis

. Brooks, Helena, Ark 4 11 lomagln. Mi:Mrs A B Rozell A c. Miss J A Cooper, MissD W MeClain. Phils M Harlev. PhilaJ W Fauf, Friars Point RT Miller, CincinnatiC McKay & w. Tex W K Trigg, St Louisc Simon. Md Lodging Bishop Green, MissJ C Culbertsoii. Chicago M D Addler, N YJ M Hooker, Miss M Mann, K OMrs names fc sv t, renn J A Bisland, LaJ N Ji mes & w. Ark E Richanlson, MissL c Talch. Miss W A Cunningham, MissL M Allen, Ala J II Mead, N Y

L lervet, Tex C E Bridges. N OJ H Nathan, St Lnnis J S Pettin, Mount Bend(i L Davidson, Miss M J Gilchrist, ir, AiaM J Gilchrist, r, Ala H ConUlin. N VW W Murray, Tenu W G Osborne, LouisvilleR W Caloone. N Y J W Clarke, N YS F Poorman, Ind C D Hess, N YIf CPaskes, NY Miss E Ellsner & md, N YMiss Addle Randall.N Y J G Peakes, N YG J Jones, N Y AWilkieiw, NYM Smith, X Y Signor DeNovellis, N YN Norden, N Y T J Stead, N YM Sehwenn. N i J Currie, N YC McLaren, St Louis G W Hamilton. N XsC Roe, N Y T T Field. N Y

v K Haney, Green vine Miss F Haney, GreenvilloMrs Haney. Greenville r. hiraspson. in lJ Y Fitzpatrick iw.Teun 8 H Joseph, CincinnatiH Moore. Cincinnati. M L MeKenzie, TennI M Grace. Ark Mrs S T Bitlierg & ch.TexS Hitb.w s 2 eh, Miss II 1' Saunders, MissJ S fluids, Miss W B Green & w, Ala.

Ciaston's Hotel October IStli.A Scarbrough. City Dr A W niggins, Ala

M Brad v, La J A Grant, AtlantaMrs K D Hansell. Miss E M Jones, BolivarC Jones, Bolivar W D Williams, BolivarA Rosedale, Miss B F Pinson, MissW H Orr, Miss B A Mavo, ArkA W Evans, N Y T W B Murray, ChicagoA C Terrell. Miss W D Lavender, jr, N YJ S Gault, Miss R W McLemore, MissH K cant, Helena J W Fanner. MissR H Webb, Miss J PBarbee&f. MissMrs L C Daly, Covtnztoa M rs C P Jones, CovingtonE E Miller, st liouis k s Barrett, lovingtouJ Rouse. Fort Smith A Sunns. Tennw K Hamner.t'Oliierviiie j i; vie6eooun. Aema. uA Brig-is- , Washington, O n L Dougherty.kw. TennM Buford, st Louw Mrs a woolen u s, AmJ E Duke, Ky E B Ready, Ark City.

Pay Xo Attention to Our Imitatorslipubrie Bros.'s Great loslnic Salel

EVERY ARTICLE AT ACTUAL COST

I.enbrie Bros.'s Great Clowine HaleCompletely overshadows all others, forpossesses the merits ot being at once

ORIGINAL and GENUINE1- -We have done for the public what no mer

chants in this city have ever before attemptedbv ottering them goods Al fcAAtiLl

THE SAME FIGURES THAT THEY COSTUS and the thousands that daily attend ourGreat Closing Sale plainly Bhow that theMemphis public are not Blow to take advantage of a golden opportunity to secure bargains.

Kemember Leubrie tiros, s Cireat Closin:Sale. PAY NO ATTENTION TO OUIIMITATORS. Attend the ORIGINAL andONLY Genuine Sale, at

LECBRIE BKOTIIEKS,No. 201 MAIN STREET,

Leaders and Makers of Low Trices

LOCAL NOTICES,

New lot gas fixtures at Bailey's.Pumps and Pipes, 40 Madison street.Best Stencils cheapest at Halierling's.Shell Oysters received daily at the

Crystal Palace.Pr. R. L. Laski's office and residence,

No. 343 Main street.Go to Bailey, 295 Second street, for plumb-

ing, gas and steam fitting.Dr. IIinson, dentist, No. 73 Main street.

Ollice hours from D to 4, daily.- Ladies continue to purchase their4'renchcorsets of Louis Lange, 277 Main street.

Ash wood, Pittsburg and Hecla, Ken-tucky, coal at Walsh's, 230 Second street.

Monuments, grave inclosures, lot curbings,cheap, at Quigiey's, 432 Main, near Beale.

Bear in mind shirts made at Loeb &Mook's, 235 Mainstreet,Jare guaranteed to fit.

Bids for privileges during the coiningFair weeit wiil be ' received by K. G. Craig,Secretary, up to October 14th, at which timethe Pirectory will meet to act upon them.

Portaline, or Tabler's Vegetable LiverPowder, is a permanent cure for dyspepsia,sour stomach, sick headache and biliousness.It gentlv rouses the liver to action, and af-

fords relief in all cases, i'or sale by W. N.SVilkerson & Co.

The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad,in order to accommodate visitors to the Ar-

kansas State Fair at Little Rock, will sellround-tri- p tickets from Memphis to LittleRock from October 15th to 20th, good until24th, at $G 40, which includes railroad trans-fer out to the Fair grounds anil return.Tickets can be had at 278 and 287 Main street,and at Louisville and Nashville dejxit.

Read Schoolfield, Hauauer & Co.'s adver-tisement.

Fish! Fish!One thousand pounds of choice fish, of dif-

ferent varieties, at Clement's, formarket.

School BooksRetailed at wholesale prices at

MANSFORD'S.

For Ouly 50cWe set the finest meals ever put on a table,at the Memphis.

Loikie Seals, etc., cheapest at Haberling's.

School Suppliesin endless variety, at prices satisfactory toall, at Mansford's.

The Fair commences October ISth.

Xeuril CnresXeiirHlRia InstantlyA few drops applied kills the pain. New

si.o 60 cents. G. V. Jones A i'o. agent.

Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial diseases,scrofula and general debility cured by "PrLindscy's Blood Searcher."

City School HooksRetailed at wlwleuale prices at Mans-ford's.

"Sellers's Liver Pills" have been thestandard remedy for malaria, liver com-plaint, costiveneas, etc., for fifty years.

The Fair commences October ISth.

o Imitation.Genuine solar-ti- p school shoes at Voegeli

& Co.'s, 336 Main street, comer of Union.

Skinny Men."Wells's Health Renewer," fcrealeat rem-

edy on earth for impotence, leanness, sexualucuiiiiy, cic ouc ueuu, .iruggitue.

QUARTERLY COURT.

A Committee of Three Appointed to Examine the Attorney-Ueneral- 's

Examinations.

Roads to Be Surveyed The BartiettVenire The Scattering of tbo

Squires.

TfiA 'finuiren met aff&in vesterdav andtransacted considerable business. The pub-lication of some comments on their actionconcerning the remission of a widow's taxesand the allowance to Attorney-Gener- al U. If,M. Turner seems to have caused the "galledJudge to wince" a bit. The matter of allowing the Attorney-Uener- ai ibou lor exam-ining records, etc., of the different courts wason motion of EsqHire Bledsoe reconsidered.

'Squire Winters called tne attention of theCourt to the newspaper gossip, and said thatit was calculated to retlect upon the Quar-terly Court. Quite a lively debate followedbetween 'Squires Winters and Bledsoe.'So aire. Winters read an article from theAvalanche, which stated that 'Squire Bledsoehad moved the Court the day previous forthe appointment of a committee to examineinto the fees of the Attorney-Genera- l. Thespeaker said the article reflected on the in-

tegrity of the Court, and he intimated thatSquire Bledsoe bad inspired the article.

Squire Bledsoe denied positively havinghad anything to do with the publication re-

ferred to, aud said that he was in favor ofthe examination still, fie did not think itright to appropriate money for the Altorney- -Generaf without any color ot law. lie saidlie understood that Judge Horrigan waswilling to give the Attorney-Gener- thenecessary order, but iu the other Courts theJudges were unwilling. Tbe speaker hadheard that the examinations were of no valueand very desultory.

finally a committee of three, consisting ofenquires ualloway, inters and Mason,were appointed to examine as to whether tbework was real it dons.

niS EBENEZER CP.The Attorney-Gener- got his Ebenezer up

at these proceedings, and addressed the following to the (JourtHon. Tom Holeman, Jr., Chairman of the County

i.ouri oi enemy iouuiy:My Pear Sir Touching the matter of the

payment to me at various times within thepast three years by you, as Chairman of theCounty Court, of the sum of $550, as compensation to me, as Attorney General of theCriminal Court of Shelby county, for exammation ot the financial condition, vouchers,books of record, execution dockets, etc., ofthe respective clerks of the several courts of fShelby county, I desire to Bay: That while Ithe manner ot the payment to me of saidcompensation was, as I am now satisf'p.d Z

from a careful examination of the law, tech- - anically irregular, I am yet very sure that I "

faithfully performed the work and wellearned the compensation, and am, therefore,morally ana equitably entitled to the same.But since the payment of the amountto me by you was really technicallyoutside of the statute, I prefer to pay theamount back into the county treasury, andtherefore I hereby authorize and direct you,as I have heretofore verballv authorized anddirected you, to retain out of fees of officenow due me, and which may hereafter become due to me, the said amount of $550 andpay the same into the county treasury. Idid not neglect the people's interest, but gaveit laithlul attention, as abundant evidencewill most fully demonstrate. I forgot to getthe order of the courts for my fees. Ihestatute fixed my fees. I collected what ti eBtatute fixed; hut the collection was techni-cally irregular in this that I neglected to getthe order ot the Court. W ith thanks loryour uniform courtesy, I am very trulyyours, etc.,

G. P. M. TURNER, Attorney-Genera- l.

'Squire Galloway moved to reconsider theorder remitting the taxes of Mrs. J. Barron,but his motion was lost.

The motion of 'Souire Bledsoe to reconsider the order allowing free license to I.Hail was lost.

ROADS TO BE SURVEYED.

The following petition, signed by 150 goodsitizens, was received: The undersignedtaxpayers would request your honorable bodyto adopt the resolution authorizing theCounty Surveyor to survey and make an estimate of the cost per mile for five miles oneach of the principal roads leading from thecourthouse, with the view of having themmacadmized (ultimately to the county line).The petition was granted and the followingorder entered:

"The material interest of the people of Shelby county requiring good roads, therefore beit ordered bv the Onarterlv Court, that inorder to have more definite and comprehen-sible knowledge of the cost of the buildingor making turnpike roads, leading to andfrom the courthouse, the County Surveyorbe, and is hereby ordered to make a full andcomplete survey of the following namedroads, viz: Pigeon Roost road, Hernandoroad, Horn Lake road, New Raleigh road,Old Raleigh road and Big Creek roads for adistance of five miles, on each of said roads,from the corporate limits of the city ofMemphis. Said Surveyor to furnish thisCourt at its next quarterly session with plans,prohles and estimates ot cost per mile loreach of said roads separately, specifying thequality and quantities of materials to beused." Six hundred dollars was appropriatedfor the purpose.

THE BARTLETT VENIRE.John M. Jackson was appointed a con-

stable to wait on the Grand Jury at the Bart-iett Circuit Court, November term, and theSheriffwas ordered to summo nthe followingvenire:

tint Distriet. L. II. Cannon, J. R. Link,M. Keithly, J. S. Appleberry.

Second. John L. Hampton, John Pwjcr,E. G. Nelson, R. F. Smith.

Third. Wm. M. Coleman, S. L. Wynne, N.II. Persons, Louis Williams.

Fourth. R. M. Vaughan, A. W. Sigler, M.E. Herring, S. W. Watt.

Sixth. Robert Alsnp, James R. Anderson,Wm. Taylor, V. A. liawlings, W. H. Craw-ford, O. N. Harris.

Seventh. Ellis Lester, J. Vaughan, J. W.Redditt, John B. Blackwell.

Eighth. James L. Neely, Jas. P. Thomas,Polk Thomas, J. R. Neely.

Sinth. W. J. Berryhill. Ben Ilumphreys,X. X. Cole, T. S. Nolly.

The Court then adjourned until the Janu-ary term.

CLOSING orx

31y lry Hoods Business!

Owing to the demand on mjtime at my Clothing House, Ihave determined to close out my

DPY GOOPS BUSINESS !

In order to do this I am now

selling

drv tioons duv t.oons

Itelow Eastern Cost t

The stock is an extensive one.

Prices sjieak louder than words.

Storehouse and fixtures for rent.

SOLO.UOX VEXDICJ,

226., --Main... ..26

Read Schoolfield, Hanaucr & Co.'a adver-tisement.

Burnett's CocoaiiieWill save the hair and keep it in a strong andhealthy condition, because it will stimulate theroots of the hair and restore the naturalaction upon which ita growth depends.

Gas Fixtures.New, stylish and cheap. Fresh stock. J.W.

X. Browne, 40 Madison street.

Rubber Linen-marker- s, 25c, at Ilaber-ling'- s.

GiuuonseInsurance policies written and delisered

at once by Murphy & Murphy, No. 0 Madi-son street.

Rubber self-inke- $3, at Haberling's.

Fresh Oysters and CeleryReceived daily per express,

VICTOR D. I'l 1IN,noa. 3S and 41 Jefferson Street.

MUSKISY.

COLLEGE GROVE

KTurseryELMHtHlIt.

CHARLES DENMAN,FlorlNf, Landnrapf andliutihe Areiillr l.WISHES to inform the public that he will carry

above husinefc on the preiiiis1 late-ly occupied by Mr. M.nm-- . YanU laid out, IjiwumWodditt, court riietrM, TrvM pUiiilcduiidFlower frardeiiH laid oft' in tlie mst el'ttttt htvlf.The HotdiliK aod ilccorutiit .t in tt t y lols h

. t'outracts by the year at the iookIraten. All work KUntuted. PUluh jujU

MtituW givvu ou appUcttUou

DRESSMAKING $10

In tbe Bnecesa ot onr CheapSale of I'Dtrlmuied Hats, Ia-lte-V

and Misses lerbys, andChildren's Brooby Uats,w willcontinue onr low 1'rlres InIbis Department, and begin a

9 Rale throughout the Store atg; prices. On Mon-

day we offer9 25 different styles FeatherTurbans at $5.

H SO different styles beautifulTrimmed Ilats and Bounelaat 85. '

SO different styles F.leeantTrimmed Mats and liounets r1at 10. M

A lew good three-butto- n

Gloves, 75c.45

A few good fonr-bntto- n

Gloves, PI.Good double-fol- d all wool

Cloth, SOe.

Mack Satin Merveilleux, 91.

Pure Linen Collars, 2c

sVKpcclnl ljKplay and Expo-

sition of Milk Wraps, Mlk andLace Wrapx, Jet and LaeeVi'raps, Cloth Wraps, at veryl-- u w Prices.

M. & E. G.

KREffiER & CO.

I BC HKSM A It IN i $10

h2 cr""

STEAM JO ATS.

FOR ARKANSAS Rl V"ER.

Memphis an i Arkansas River Packet Co. For PineBi II. Litt:e Rick, end through to Fort SmiTh.

Marl in Speed, xj-- ftEd. Nowland master Jas. N. Thompson., .cierkLeaves as above SATURDAY. Oct. ljlh, at 5 p.lft.

For freight or passse apply loJOHN .V. Il.vr.MiN. fni.'t 20 Main St.

FOR CAIRO ANP ST. LOUIS.Hi. Louis and Vle!islir Anchor I.lui

V.S. Mall FOR CAIKO AND 6i LOUIS.City of Providence.

Lenox master. aP--

Will leave Anehor Line wharfboat Tilts HAY,Oct. 11th, at lua.m. For freight or passage apply

:. L. Hail, psss'r Atrt. Ai SToK.M. Snp't.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.

St. LoniH and Xew'Orleans AnchorFor Vicksbur?, Natchez and New Orleans Steamer

foil it A. Scutlcler .rZgZ.A. J. Carter, master. sS&Seeai

Will leave Anchor Line Wharfboat SaUKUaV,Oct. loth, at 5 p.m. For freight or imssnae apply

C. L. H.U.r.. Pnss'r A?t. AD STOKM. Sup t.

FOR VICKSBUKG.

til. l.ouln a ii.l Yirfestturi; Anchor UV. S. Mail FOR ViCKSUUKG.

ISelle Memphis, t.srIsaac H. McKee, masterWill leave Anchor Line Wharfboat fltlDAV,

Oct. lftli. at 10 a.m. For freightorpassageapply toC. L. Hai.l, Pass'r Ae't. Al) PTORM. Snp't.

FOR ST. IRANCIS RIVER.

FOR ST. FUAXCIS 1JIVER.Until further notice the light-draf- t

Mike Iais, ?O. K. Jo:." n. ...... ..master A. Baninu: cierkWit! leave Memphis EVERY TUESDAY KVE.MN"at 5 o'clock, for Mariauua, the Cut-pl-

iu in tormediate landings direct, tor ch! or passageapply on tioupt or to ii. KANHAl.l . Mip't.

FOR OSCKOLA.Tri-Wek- V. N. Hail Hehet-F- or Vjux

dolpli. h ulbui, Osceolaand way laudiuin.

Coahoma, r--jHenry Cooper....master Wm, Smithei-- eieia

Will leave Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNliS-1A-

and FRIDAY, at 5 p.m. For information ap-ply on board, or t No S stn-e- t

LEE LINK 8TEAMKR8.

lc Line for iUlentlnl ant! Ilplonn(ioiiig through to 'Friars Point ou Saturday st r.

E. P. Crider mastor G. Wash. Fiova rkWill leave s ahove EVKRY TUESDAY. TIlUllS- -

DAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m.Olfiee, No. 3 Madison street.

For Uleiulale, Itrlt-u- nsitl k t itirs folut.Stack Lee. master Whitlow, clerk.1

111 leave as aDove oh everyMONDAY, WEDNESDAY aad FRIDAY, at 4 p.m.

OftVe. Nn. Madison ptreet.

FOR C OTTONWOOD POINT.For Cottonwood Point. Mo., aud all Way Land-im:- s

Steamer

Flowers tniiyter i Nell Booker i:ieikWill leave TUESDAYS and HATT RDAYS, at5

p.m. For fnnghi p i.,-- oppiy on tonrd

FOK ARKANSAS CITY.Mcmplii anil ArtuuNa CHy PHfket Co.

Ailttni.s V, S. Mail Line For Helena, Friars Point,Coneordia, Tcirctic, Arknsas ('ity aad PineBlutt R- - R. Th:-- fine I'aTuror Steainar

liKAN ABYMi,M. It Cheeli .Tiiustcr A. L. uciTnir.s clerkleaves evi ry ViN'lA uud THCRbL'AY. Rt5p.m.

For inforn'.fi.ioT- api-ly- t NTo Mn'lison !(n"et.

FOK WHITE AND KlVEKS.MILT Mt.KKV I.IVF. trleinpliis Wlilte

and Itlitck lllvcr 1'.. .tliul l"a'.kel.For Indian Bi;y, ftt. Cr.aries, Clarendon, Devalls

Bluff, lies Arc, AliKusLa, Jacksontiort, Sean-y-

Batesville, Fowli.-.iri.u-, and Pocajiontas, The

new sndelecautS osie !SSLarry,

On and after ."'(',ml'er 3d will leareV F H Y SATCKDAY. at 5 p.m., co'mivting

nireot with the new ll'iack nvor U. 8. lrnii packe.MILT HRI,r for and PocAhoaias.and wi Ii Dailc to Katsville pud UppTWhite T'.tr.iihrHK'stoaU ioiiitR.

FreiK'it consirintd to Miit Harry I.lne, Metnpb,isor Terrene, will Vk promptly forwarded.

Office, No. "trvut.R. W. UGHTBrKNE, Agent. 7 Monroe at,

MeinpSii3& White RiverPacketCoICoicnlni" rndejeii!eiit Mid

While River Pseket hor Augusta, J&rksoiipoit,Bearey, and Way PoiiitaTiic Regular Independ- -um, rai'K'.'i,

31 V1I CASKS,E. C. Postal master O. Postal. clerk

Will leave Memphis KVFItY WEDNESDAY, fromJuly 13th, at S p.m. For freight or pasaaire apply to

.1 T. WASHINGTON Ai-i-- " Muimn f

minis.

BIRD STORE AND WIREWORKS

NO. Sll MAl.t STKEET.Jut received my flm supply of the Season, a large

lolof Ihose line

liar Monntaiu Canarit,fin full song. whUb will be sold at the U.west Mar- -

aei uniera ny luuii ipji.i.jUirily filled, lu sUa-- a fully supply ofHI Kit ( AUKS of 1)1 IIKT IiilWRIITlOX,

Winter Grasses. HanRinff Buskets. Vases, Pot--ter-

Shellit of Every lhwcrlpuon.Agency of the Celebrated DETIiOIT s ri:EL DOOR.

VRAMK AND JAMB tiAFES.

n. Telephone your Orders.

CUAULES J. JSCUliUJill, WWV'it

T(7

AMBARB STYLES.

MEMEN

N.B.0ur Department for Children's Clothin-g-

and Girlsis not excelled

We are now introducing a New

also, Satin-cover- ed French Corsets

ERB & COIX STORE AND TO ARRIVE:

SOO barrel choice Michigan Apples.1 car Chicago CabbaRO,

200 barrels Wisconsin Onions,2 cars choice PoUitoes,

200 sacks Red Peanuts,100 Backs White Peanuts,100 barrels Dried Apples,h0 barrels Dried Peaches,

100 boaes Evaporated Apples,1 car Eront barrels aud half barrels.

300 barrels Apple Vinegar,1 car cider barrels and half barrels,

500 boxes Factory Chceiw,2 cars Pickles barrels, half barrels and kces,1 car Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat, Pearl Barley,

50 tubs tine Creamery Butter,200 tubs Choice Dairy Butler,

50 tubs Cooking Butter,1 car Green Peas, Beans and Cranberries.

38 Front Hi., Memplitw.

OVEPtWIIELMING

WHOLESALE CL0THIN& HOUSE

Stock Complete-Inspect- ion

S. VENDIG, MA

OF OUR GRAND OF

M

ST OF

Boys

259

Immense Crowds Delighted With Our Grand DisplayInteresting and Profitable News to All!

o

sr For this week we will make a Grand Offering of 500 31EN'S STYLISH BUSINES,SUITS, at the Extremely Low Price of $12 50 per suit. They were purchased by ouResident Buyer in New York at an immense sacrifice (and Just Arrived1, and we intend to give the public the benefit of this low purchase.1 Nothing like it has ever bee:seen. These are the Most Startling Bargains, which will set all competition at deflauce. If you contemplate purchasing a Good Reliable Business Suit, do not fail by almeans to examine them, w orkingmen, Business Men and Mechanics, we strive to geyour trade; we are anxious to have it, and if good goods and low prices will be a:inducement to you, we are confident our aim will be fully realized. We ask thparticular attention of tho Ladies to our BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHIN4DEPARTMENT which has been enlarged and redecorated. Our stock this seasofar .surpasses anything wo ever before attempted. Our Mr. HARRY COHN haspent nearly a month in selecting these goods from the best manufacturers. W

gone into these goods largely this season, and will show an Unrivaled Aisortment of the Nobbiest and Loveliest Children's Cloth in g ever exhibited anywhertand at such Low Prices that will really astonish you. Hone should purchase theiBoys' and Children's Clothing without inspecting oar stock and comparin

prices at the j

GREAT WESTERNHARRY COHN,

The at Run

Tickets to be Sold at LowGood to Return by

type Eoirximv.

FOUNDUY,- 16S Fine Strrrt, t'inrinnati, Ohio.

ALLISON, SMITH & JOHNSON.

The typo on which this paper Is printed Is fromth above Foundry- - Ki. Apckai.

PEllittHEHM.

J. W. X.

S iix . a?b iia ia.?

Gas, Pipes, Water Pipes,Sewer Pipes, Lead Pipes,

Brass Work,Plumbers' Iron Goods,Gas fixtures and Fittings.Good Work. Low Prices.Wind Mills for

Telcplioii (Irders lo

the40 Natlixoii M --. rIii(ililH.

HEW A HI).

$500WE will pay the above reward for anyeaae ol

Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Hick Headache,("onstiiaitiou orCoKtivenesswecannot curs

with Weat's Vetietable Liver Pills, when the firec-tion- s

are strictly complied with. They are sinvly,Vegetable, and never fail to Rive HatiHfactiou.8u((ar-coate- Large iKixca. containing S pilla, !

centa. For sale by all druKKisU. He war of coun-terfeits, and imitations. The gwuuiiie nianufao-tu-w- l

only by JOHN C W' EST A CO., "Tho PillMakers." 1st and ltta W. Madison .treet, Chicapo.Free trial package sent bv mail, prepaid ou pt

o( a "Lamp. Vor sale by A. Renkert,t kf.ln .trtit M ni I"

ATTO KX EYS..1T.LAW.

DICKINSON &ATTOKXETS-AT-I.AW- ,

AKKN t lTV AMKMsJAR.I'aeliee In sll Courts, Federal aud Ht a. itpoeial

Vitiation ftivcu all bummmi tlssllllL X.

.11Th

iv.is. rorsTRY okdeiis citon ptev f

have

227

S,

ON- -

MEMPHI

Via ZJ

nmin New York.

Health Corset;

at lowest prices.

Solicited

IN ST.T1.I.K1).

HOUSESTREET.

riuait.

CLOTHING

TENN.Several Railroads Centering Memphis have Agreed to Excursion Trai

BROWNE,

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Rates on that Date, Good on all Passenger Trains. Tick!any train until and on Monday, October 21th.

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