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wi'l jit s'i"itr x;i ',1 On Natnrrtay. January St, 1HHO,all (tie Column s, t:inau.er.t Hi u es of Men, Flsb,
Birds, Anlm c's-- In f.ici. all ttieI'AUAPilKRN tLIA OK TI1E ULK3.
fc'ali f.;ll t.ioH place ut the Kxposillon Hall.
!emph'n.l'". ls-- E. B. BHKT T!D:8.
Administrators Sale.T TI1K ARNOLD IT.Aft..IX MILES FROM
iV Memphis, on ihe Lii'iu Lake road,
Hi.iur.lny.Jaii. 31, lHO. ot lOo cl ka m.,
I will at public fliic'litn. t the hlnhest bidder,the fiillDW'i.c-iniinw- t Hitler belonging to the estateor K. M Arnold. ll"eee.e-- : H hoises, 2 COWS It Calves,!hi'il. Ol l'0;rH, IW" llMH WaiOII aild tiaine.I. i'm UK ulei s N. X or 4 Mai.d-- i of boiiH-licl-
mi'l k li'h ii Immune, an i some fnwis, some 4IK)ls rum. hay and IkW r, 1 cbtsl carpenter's
I ,uri. Teiins of ale CSH.;K"H K HtV(is. Arfmlnltrr.
JKT 1. I.ACH.
JET PALACE ANNOUNCEMENT !
1J EetmT eonilielltd, Ur jumU nr.y losses byflre.torealize money as fast as I will noil my One
tuck of
Jet l.'oM-Platfl- tl ami .Solid GoM Jewelry,(NOT DAMAGED),
AT Ut't: VTI.V UKIIIXKU PKICKS.REMOVED TO
375 Main St , few doors above old stand.Parties Indebted to the .let Palace will please
rail and settle.. slnnafcr
TO EXCHAIMii:.""TORNER I.OT-- A uood comer lot, near Mbsls-- "
7 B't'l't an 1 Tei.neesee D pot, for wag in andt.rn r r ad lne'irv rll nl N'o. el Miiliier .t
r "v AOhKSOf LAND Well Improved, In a blab'' aiuie of culitva Ion. at (iill's Station, i!V4
miles from city, of M. n'i 0. K. H. Apply to.1 A. FORicr-S- t'O . rt Monroe st
JIOMSV '111 LOAM.A f ( NlvY TO LOAN ON LlKF ani ENDOWMKNT. V L INMKANIK tOMI'ItS We also buy Endow-MKN- T
l'lll.lt:tK. by Companies, ma-turing wlimu live ye ar Aiidre Inclosing stumpfor renlv, HtJIif W. nOiiFRd CC.rnnr i evlni'tfiii rhur'- - .'rM, eialtlu-ore- .
I'KllXIAAii('. MC1,L has leiuoved Uls law olllce to No.H 41 t ulHun Mr-f-
Txn B. I.. LA-- lias lits lesldnnce andJ olinn to HI7 MAIN hT.. Aluuroe unalllllon fivr HK'T'" Inltr-r'1'- n or
o' 'Pi i r r. iij inn iuiiuwiiik(IllI'lty ot Me'iiiitiU Boinl h iv stolon, viz:K.mi i m l:tJ.Mii:l :i.Ml iiT, . J'7. f. 111. fS4i. 1x4M.ln.Ml ii."i7. ldH:.o. 7h7.-J- l I, :)ii:i4 and :4l. anda iiiri ti'f in-- one . i .rti s ijHlinis n lionds wouuido eil lo tii'ik a nolo ft t!i ' liiimlreU dol-lar ihum ' f t f'ir rriifti Ann"! oOt'
M iavt t tit miii.i:..L 'ne lartt-- j liaj bo se rxilt; two Tears old;
C-1- tore wniin tret; Ionic tall; mure, andl(t e ln. Tlie ti nier will tie liberally renatuedby reuillillilf lb" Mime t' A. KHKLUilf,
"H M.irs'inll avenue, ro ner OrleaTi.
ItKOVr Kor geiiilacNen, wltb board, atSIMiLK Colli I S'ltifU
-- I,iir'i,lieil ro.iins wl'U excellent tableV b i'inl. i iy lMwirl.(s war.letl at fill Viimriei tit,
"! AKI RH-i- - AnrtlTr- f iunt.-ti- l room alsoDA torimii. li' 7'.l l.ln leii lieet.AU .K KK"Nr H'K)W Kurnl-lie- d or unfur-Jm-.tie- il
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; ilrrssii a nifiii Httj.uue-- ' lr ilrsire,!. Termsto sua i'H "tnler , led 77 M HE hT bf.
TTirnTsln-- lot m, Willi board, atI0(". i.aiison s'fi-e- i ftni.n' retjtilivd.
.'lllliN 1' rt'Xil K ( lliliilslievl, at No. 1114J ' Court Miii.itile lor wiilriimn aiid wile,or two .IliL'le i. Rteiel C 'S
looms. cheiii, atI-
-V N k:. M a I N sritKET.
u i :x c it a iut:.N . 1 I nis . MilinMe for i ug'y. rbaftonHOlrSE saclill", Will exel'.a' ir for anillllllK of
el na 1 v h m A il lre-- "1 1 IK.-- K." till will e!
I A roninioiiloiis and deslnible resl-I- V
(Iimico In Bolivar. Tenn., lor like proiierty InMenil lils. J. W. ft if L' 'N. Iei t'ft,
l?;r uiln meet.VVfLI.Tx- i- I...IKH ' II" lo llWelllllU With
4 ene lot ciuitenleiu to a: lenolil female col-le- e,
in Lai'iam!". lor donliiiK tn Mennihls.f or rtferer.ce aopiy to C. L. fciilllvnn, liall a Dep.t,Teiri
NT A CuONTAN r mid Bonk keeper faCtOMl'f.Ti- linuoitant --erelaryliit. Adfuess,vllh rel- -r lie, KKI UV, Mil olllce
AYBOAItfttua Unve lofuis furnljlied or un-ru-D s'lO. at t:t recoiMl lieei.iOUK i " An K.i3 -- And Oil tflltlOIl-bole--
niuker Afi'l iniiiieiiimeiy.vftri A K. ,l,in. Main stret.
lTfAl'l' N- -A cf fiiiu; best ofS cit or Ouiuilry references itiven Address J . M.,care of L L wiioin Jt Co ..ill f roy mreet,
llli iN. 11 I' A I S. mi l all trades ot CottOD.Ortiersby mini pioin; tly ntfrideu to.
a liABiV, Agent,No. II. l't mid I'lBcale street.
lMI IJATION riy nii"i nun of business hanils,O who tin s a good Hand, and Is a ifiaduate of theVa An. and Jl. ollme deslies a situation as clerk,or Vmiie ir;ciw li re lie cm esrn an hne-- t Hvlni!.Address w i. K. KhaNKI l. ilils titllee.
Air iijiu and lioard,hi U'.l Matttson st.
turn nr.fr'r.OUaE Wo. 1 1 4 Court street. Apnlv toH HAIl 11 I liw AKl'. n .leirerson sr.
CX'JU-Ntce- ly furnished rooms for re at, at tbeR I erry tlouae, 4-- i roi ir irer.MBS. O. P. KKKFMAN.
"I"T OU8S-Kurnlsh- ed tir unrumlsbed, at $35 perXX uiontli; seveial boarders will remain-i- n tbebouse. If d -- sired. Anplv nt I'.'H Court street.
ESIIKNCK Or rart of It. Anrly at No 244l Wasline.'lon. it ...i inn 4 i .lenersi'ii.
IiweHliius. o ::ces, Uo msSTOKK3- -
I D.CONAW iv, AKtnt.s Madison st.Korm-rl- y ocounled by A. K.TESlliENfE Poplar Mteel; In order;
fill re inoi.lti. Apidv to MENKEN BUOd.
Tbe frameHOI'Siue. Mi V!,t Unilen sirett. Just east oflias all the mocein iiiipiovemetits and
Is In peilnH or-'e- Also, a neat Coltaire pleasantlyli.Csted, at 4'J'I I'ontoioc street, near Oileans. Ap-,,l- y
(i, J. H f HKt'HKttn. 10 Madison St.
ellnltile corner store, atCtOltNEH 'alti ftreet. cointr ot Court, hereto-fore cccu;iled as a Jeneny store.
JOUN M. CAKMAfK, Attorney,lit West court street
Sa eral larue ttrst class MainSTOUKIIOI'SKS es. rentialiy localed.Storehouses ;:tr and 2:t7 fevr nd street.C'oleiV ' i ' old 8' and WV& See n stieet.No 2'i4 sec mil street, corner Court.Hwelllio.'h"uie on .Jessamine Slit t, recently occu
pled li. K. L. Topp.Hwell'ons In le suburbs.ItOtl acres welMeiiced cultlvntable land, two miles
fiom the eliy.Weil luiptoveii i isrenf 2'lft Hcres, six miles from
city, with Hue cotton itturileepliiif- - ooiuaiidolllo. s on Kiotit. Crvi't .trd Second
edveis. JuHN iiVElt roN, Jh.Apply to O. N. (iUUnVKiSHK,
corner S.siul a"dCourt.j ii I K t'oK UtXIiKN O- K- r7t l.u oen street, ipX. piy to CLAktliK, JOUNrti iN A CO.,
.'170 Kront streeLl ION-T- be i.iiioii plii.-e- , leu in lies southIjlLANTA cont :mlnrf Jital acres of maid
clear ! land tor rn' lor one or more years; plenlyor wat'T..inl Ho" stock ranee. Apply to It. DudleyErajscr, Nj. U MadUon stro-- or
Z.KNO T. HAKKI3.at WliMe Have i, Tenn.
U oJfTXN lTIorl ONoDALE 1'LACK.
or the ciinlnn Jtar the ell known Lons-
dale Place; a story bouse, contain-
ing fourteen to sixteen rooms, a short distance be-
yond tbe corporation line. The lot contains fouracres, well Improved. Willi shade trees, maenoilasand other every reens, wltti a Kood nanlen; two
lniire cisterns and a well, arables, barns and otherout iiiilliiinus. HI be r-- n eo low to a irood tenant.Apply lo H HU'inii'Mi, L'O li..iliMiu st.
l l.a"ri;"iMiiiluiiiisiied iroui loom, wilti small1oO in connect!' X. c m b.i b id. llli K"Od bounl,at 7 J Conn sin et rteien lues n ijoirf o.
I )UUt-- i - bli'si or unruini-iieo- . siiiRieor inX suit, wlilion ts'iid: epailinenis sulled lorImlil housf kerpimt. a' ml Jefferson wireeL
ei'roi.-lieu r.sims, til tofrM per UionUi,HOi'MSH7 Jelfr-rw- i rtreer"V t.sl I'KNCK - I clean, c iinuidloi.s resl-t- v
clems s. Ire-- tnnn fiver Infect Ion.HM'i M K I W K r h K KL L' l Second st.
t ici.i A i I' UiH 'M.i- - lo Hie piaiiiers lusur--H'ice It'itiilii it, a lew etimmoilUnis oltlis and
e'eepli k- - lenus, Willi all inouern Impiovenienis. auds .1 si".! lfiee I iim eolilemieI
B.M.STBATTONDealer in Staple and Fancy
I'resh f.tse d Caiutf d Goods.l.est Green and lilac k Tea on the market.Clmic-- tiri ou an ! Frth rarched Coffee.The Charm l.'aU!ii;r-rovd- cr bus no su-
perior for blrength aud purity.Choice Maple and Golden Sjrup,Fresh Hominy, Grit., 1'earl Meal,
Cracked Win-alan- Graham Hour.Use the Kl.NU Sc Willi K MVAX FLU UK.
B.M.STRATTON
r Kl'BBIK'M TIIKATF.K.MA (soimerly ftieuipnls 1 Heater.)HA VEY B.H'JUKM Propiletors and Managers.
IMMENSE SCCCKSfl OkThK POPULAR COME-D- l
N, UK.I II A It I. KM W. BITTI.Klt,
A3 ICHABOD CRANE IN WOLFERT'S ROOSTA3 COL.MJLBERRY In COL. SELLERS
who, owli K lo tbe continued Illness of Mr. Ray-
mond, ba sustained tbe title rolts.MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK
Farewell performance WOLKERT'S ROOST.Monday. Jan grt -- Miss Annie Plxiey In ' M LIES."
AHIKKICAS Jll-iU- ti
Ha. a Main street.Open from to 10 pm.,wlth performanceseach hour. Tbe Egyptian Mystery, or London UbostSim. School of Trained Anneals. i.arcesi io--ceM show In lbs woild. iv- -r 500 Curt isltlts.-- f.ool ebtM en ,1ml"e.1 for nronN fn Hut or .
Jf.JII,l.l Atil.v-.- ! It 11,1.1 AKl!C0VUShVS BULIAKf PiKLOB !
Ko. lit 31 on roe Otreet.BiLLiAKII AM) POllt TABLKSi
And all kinds of Sportlng(ir-jyr-- ,
avyT yr.t THE " CO.
rttt: it I It l SIOKK,KIKIIS t. . . .11 1 Rllt ! . - JU1CI !
EXTR A IXD C CEMENTS !
HAKTZ MOUNTAIN CAN A It IKS!
l EDT HINUEBbARB OFFERED AT THS FOLLOWING PRICES :
Splendid Singer 8 8 00Cnoice Select SI niterj 8 25Female Canarte 1 50Caes from e)5 cents to 5 IM)
Presentation Cages from $7 to 60 00
Also, a fine selection of Fancy Grasses, Bouquets,Hirjglng-Basket- Vase?. Uoldnsb, Aquarl-om- a,
etc.tST WIre-orl- t, itch! a Oarden-fencln- g and Wire- -
guards for doors and atra k ji I n i ! ituzi store,
811 H4IW KTRItKT.
VUK H j ' Hll iSKJWT.
1TOREPOU3E At Central Point, on east side of? plgeonroo-- t load At ply to
w N in tbe nremlse
TULU On Safmd-i- last, January 17tb, fromiJ near Batt'ett. Tenn.. my b'ack hor-- o mule.afout bands IiIku; has a little sore on tbetop of his nock made by tbe collar; he I Je:black: when last seen bad saddle and bridle on.Will pay a liteial reward on bl return to me.at Bartlttt, Tennessee.
J. VAUGHAV,
r i t.ivril OIRN-MIf.- l. Onnd as new.) DrXA N h V t i , KSKE. Concord b:., Memphis.
ON Bin CREEK CJuarter of a mile fromLAND n Depot, on Memphis andR ulreao; hlleu miles tmin iempnis; 2ii acres;the richest tract In Shelby coi.nt); cover-- d wltb pri-meval forest, eonslsilns of walnut, reilow-nopla- r,
pawpaw. bicKory,. sassafras, oak and ab,all 'f thenuet cuaiacler j ne enure tract is nea' ly a plana.Title perlect and sale positive. Term- - cash
F. W. KOYaTER & CO.
ares ot land, thiee miles enst ofLAND-U- S
Tenn.; tine improvements; h"useeontalntiiR seren room-- ; 110 acres In cultivation;good Jorciiard and good water. Apply to D. J
or Selden & Paiker. 2X5 Main street.sUxslcand fixtures. doltiR a KoodDuTtioritRK,Keason for selling the death of
the proprietor A r.sro. hanc Br'AVKY & ' F RL1N, HO Madison St.
I Jlll.s l liill.lbniAi.Aii' HilsnERY MavinfL pun based the Type, prcasts (Hoe. Campbella id t"idoni. B'ruk Bii deryanil Machinery of Ihelate "Bjyie Printing Cointuny." we whl sell thes.une In uuiUitltlfc. lo mit purchasers. Ad ires
S. C. TOOK It CO.. Mempbls.TiARVf Of rill acMes. one mile from Columbia,J ' Maury oountv, Term , on the ML Pleasant pike;well watered. F r pa llculars apply to
& C. M'LOWELL. Attorney at Law,Columbia, Tennessee.
Two w-- ll bred Mn?Jle Tennessee Jscks;JACKS well broke; perlinree furnished.J. a. KOKH SI CO..
f.i and 7.1 Monroe sirett.ors -- Two iinimnToved in's on ueorla street,
j H7Mj te-- trout each, by J HO teetoeep nearSt.,1 , iseph's Church T J. LATHAM.
tiik -- r, mri or i..u. y.ioiiuiy and lauaiityiruarantiied Le cve or !'?rs el .louii A.
Kront sciocl, or W. J. C'.iaxe Co,', 12 vfulnStreet. O. H P. I'H'KK.
loasled OoffeeIN rOUSI) PACKAGES.
With tlio brst kuown and lafes-- t
litiprovrd ruac hinery, we ire d;iilyri'iietiiiif an A 1 grede of Va ffee andpullinsf it up ii POl'XH PAt KMiliNitiiiltrtlie'slLVtU nOLii" bratdofHeat G ildert Kio CiiflVi'. 'ilie wrap-lw- r
is neat and thovy, Healed air-tight and packtd ia cases f 20 ando() pounds.
e ft 11 1 he same CVS'ec loose, fit herglossed or. pl tin rousted, pnt up intit an new barrels made for the pnr-po- e.
We also EOiST 1'EAXUT?, nicelyaud evenly, Tvlikii can be eloppedeither in Bags or llarrels.
Merchants vfishius their own C.'of-fo-a
roasted and pnt in tight new bar-rels, can hate it done by sending to
us.
OLIVER, FIMNIE& CO
WHOLESALE GHOCERS,
LOCAL FAKAGKAF1I.N.
Tho Mieaiasippi has commenced declin-ing.
The legislative will hold a meet-ing on Monday next.
The weather has moderated again, thowinter season is over.
The Emma Abbott opera troupe will bethe ut it musical sensation in our city.
Yesterday morning frost and icein tne gutters throughout the city.
A fow arrests were made by the policeyesterday acd last ni'ht all tor naiuor
Tho week after next at the Theater wewill have the Emma Abbott 0 era tioapa fortour meats.
The woi's of sewerage is progressing un-d- -r
the (supervision of Colouel Vvariug andassistants.
The muddy streets are drying up rapidly.In Memphis mud and dust follow each utherin tapid succccsicn.
The matinee y at the Theater willbo the Inet pertormance given by tbe Ray-mond dramatic company.
Thu cotton receipts cmtintie to keep upw;n.der!ully. As a cotton matt Memphisbtands in the frout rank.
Monday night next r.t thoTheater MiesAnnie Pix'ey and conipiuy will appear inM'liss, or tho Cniht of the Sierras.
At tho Theater matiuee to-d- IVolfert'sJiooft will be the dramatic nttri cti .n, and tw-
ilight Colonel Sellers will be presented.Every Rood citizen should r.ct as a volun-
teer member ot tha board of health, and keephid own premises cleau in eviy particular.
Keep your windows open during the cooldays ard nights. Ventilation cannot be tcostrongly insisted upon as a health movement.
An open cihtorn on a vacant lot on Mos-b- y
street, between lliil and Cjiimby street?,is in a dangerous condition and requires at-
tention.Iho said of seats for the theatrical en-
gagement of tha Annie Pixley company inM'lirm, next week, will commence at lljlleu-berg'- a
The United Stales court yesterday ad-journed over to Monday next, owing to thedo.uh cf Dr. Hammond, lather of JudgeHammond ot the court.
Tho vagrant cow, bog, coit or other nnimat running at large (except tha dot) will beimpounded. Ihe owners of such stock willtakii ciuH notice and govern themselves ac-cordingly.
Tho railroad pooliug or purchasing oflong ii"e8.of rad is the great topic of
in circles. The purchasingot lines in Arkansas, wibt ot Memphis, isnow tho bono of couU'itien.
Several insane peooiu tic tha ccuuty j lilmake it exceedingly lively aad interesting tortho jailer and In assistants. Thoy preachs rmoua and usa all kinds of ugly language,and oceasiooally tho prison-keepe- have tokeep tnem closely conSned.
Variety shows do not S 'urish here, theyire gout rally tak n cbariro ot by the sheriff.Years avo tbe variety buiuea waa oa tbe"bxini," but at present that style of thea'.rical business is uudei-- a cloud and has goaewhere tho woodbine twinetu.
Godey's Latin's Magazine for February;Xew Scientific Library, containing l'rof.Tyn-dall- 'i
work, complete, on the "Forms of
THE MEMPHIS JD J 1 1?I?ElJL, SATUBD JJSTTT-A- . 1880.Wafer." rrica fifteen cents: Atlantic, Harper's, Popular Science, CoUmporary, Inter- -
national ant iorT A men can ueviews, aiord'g, 298 Main street.
Yesterday Jim Thoman, colored, was td
bv the police on the charge of killint;Jee38 Graham, at MtsBiasippt,Borne time since. The murder ia aid tohave Lt-e- without provocation. Detectivei'ryde took Taoma8 down to Hernando andturned him over to the authorities.
The Grenada (Mis.) New South says:"The work of constructing Bewers in Mem-pbt- ?,
according to the Waring plau, bep-a-
ypsierday. Toe Memphins are thoroughlyalivo fo the work they have ia hand. Thevi:cr vfiih which they are pushing aheadth'jws thnt there is aad will continue to belife in that enterprising city."
Detectives Pryde andM'Cunearretted VY. M. Aibrition, who la chargedwith pssHina conntr'eit money at Hunts-vi- il
, AUibAma. Tne United States marshalai. Hunts viiie te!etrrftphtd to the poiice
here for tbe aircst ot A'.britton, whov.'bb Qur-a- t work at trie CbfirlcstonTajlroadhop4. Albriitin wni be field here subjectto
tbe action ot the north Alabama aumonues,who will send for him.
IMSKSVyJiAliS.
Dr. Guy Liixt and wife, of Kentucky, areat the Peabody.
Mk J. W. Couch, editor of the ForrestC'ty Courier, is in the city.
Mk. J. W. Mobrissey, manager of theEmma Abbott grand opera troupe, is in thecity.
Miss Nina "Ward, of Nashville, is visit-ing Mrs. C. H. Evan, at No. 66 Wellingtonstreet.
Rev. S. Landrum will arrive in the citvtodiy, and preach at the Central Baptistchurch to morrow.
Colonel Pat Duffy returned from "OuldIreland' this morning, and has taken quar-ters at the Peabody.
r.psmnt.. Tmr M. Collier, southernDa's.-ng- yr agent of the Baltimore and Ohiorailroad, ana UOIOnei lom u. carnes, oi v,iu'cinnati, are at the Peabody.
Visitors registered yesterday at the cot-
ton exchange: P. L. Tipton. Dyersbnrg; Staart NicuoiHon, Englfftd; W. M. M'Cail, All-lac- :
G. W. Dowdy, Sauldbury.Mr. M. Munford, of the Kansas Citv
Times, by Lis wife, was in tbecity jeaterday, en route tor t:s borne via vovloijtoii, wbero bis ia.her resides.
Mr. Steve Clement, at IS6 Beale street,has anticipated tuu Wauts ot his customers oylaying in an abundar t supoly ot oysters, fish,game and celery. He invites a can.
Mr. Herbert Rhett bgs leave to -n
ihacka to the party who took his over-
coat from his office yesterday and was consid-trat- -i
en ugh to take tiie papers oui ot thepockets and leave theux on his table.
I,enbrie'eJ Theater.List nifcht Colonel Sellers was presented
at tbe Tbei.ter by the Raymond combinationwith Mr. Charles W. Butier in the title role,owicti; to Ihe illness oi Mr. Raymoud. Mr.Batler, an actr of cietit, acquitted himselfin a most ere cH able manner, aud played thepart well. Oi' course the drama without Mr.R vmond ns "C.ilonel Syllis" is like Hamletwith tha part of "Hamlet" omitted, becau-- e
Mr. Riytunnd has made tha role a specialityand bus a reputation mi's presenta-tion. Thi ch racter ot "Liura Hawkins,"was taken by Mm Florence Mitchell, a younglady from Louisville, wbo made her debut be-
fore a Memphis audience, atid developed dra-
matic talent which gave promioe of a brightfuture, provided a careful study of (stage andpeneral dramatic bnsineHS is to. Shesucceeded in pleasing the audience, and nasgreeted with tnott epcruiasjing applause.lYe o'her roles were well tilled by the mem-bers of the company. ' At tbe matinee to dayWviferfs Roost will be the attraction, andthis will close the engagement ot the com-panv- .
Thore will be ro performance to-
night.Xtxt Week.
Monday evening M'liss will be pieseiitedbv Miss Anna Pixley and craipauy at Leubrie'a Theater. The play is founded uponCalifornia lite and it is interesting and
Of the cootpany an exrhacge says:"During the past week the attraction hasl)r--- n Aui;ia Pixiey m tlio title role of toeC.ilifornia epis du M'lins, which is not acomedy, lor it has a murder io it, and it iscoc a tiai-edy- , for it ends with a marriage.In Rpite ol its illegitim.cy it is attractive andmttrotticg, ard together with Miss Pixlejhas became an established favorite. The applidi.--e from ihe Celestial circles can be heardf'ora the ditt-isc- o of a r lock. The curtain isalways iun up, aud alter tht t Mies Pix'eyin her fhot t dress and tangled hair mustc. mebefore the footlights whether 8'ie wiii or not.Her fong? have excited deserved admiration,and hava contributed in no small degree totbe suites.! of her engagement. The com- -
f pany vsmta supoorta her is excellent.
LAiV KEHOilTS.
Chancery tonrt-Jnfl- ze 91'Bowell.- Calendar for Montiay the sirae as thatt pending last week. The Blatkwell case hes! preference.
line JKotice.Sol Coleman's popular cigar estab-
lishment is closed The.tore will ba open until eleveno'clock ht for the accommoda-tio- a
of the numerous patrons of the"Smokers' Favorite,"
SOL COLEMAN'S NO. 10 CIGAR3.
An excelierit assortment of fresh
IMPORTED HENRY CLAY CIGARS
Just received.
The Doctors Yielding;.Evf-- since Prof. Green wrote to the Medi-
cal Record silvb-ic- g physicians every where touse tbe Suta kidney and liver cure ia theirpractice, it has ben gaining in favor withtho profession. They can find nothing whichis a eubstitufe for it. K. Caulkins, M.D., ofRochester, N. Y , eays ha would now pres-
cribe it to ail who nre cfilicted with seriouskidney and iiver aiseases.
rirtioko VVrighfw ornnti lurham.Army Experience.
Tbe ffii-ieii- of Warner's Safe pills wasSrst recdered unquesiionuble by their use inthe Eaglish army ia malarial regions, wherethe and bowels were peculiarly sub-
ject to derangement. They were found tooo tho best ot army ia dicines in such re-
gions. H. J. Foster, ot Toronto, writes thatthey recently cured him completely of sleep-
lessness, caused by biliousness. See othertestimonials.
Weed ti rain.Klerk, White, tsnd Keel eet Oats,
low to the Trade.K. V. BICHAXAX A CO.,
Ill n1 IS I ntnn street.
Reacted Cardinal Capes!A HIGH NOVELTY !
just received by
31EXK.KJS BKOTiiEB.
Floyd's Jiiestanrant,"That's Floyd's," is what people a;y.
"Lt's go ia and get something nice." Ourrestaurant become so popular that all thecountry people go there, and ladies never goshopping without stooping at Floyd's.
ftinoLe lYrltstit's (trance Jlu-hain- .
I'lojd's CandiesAnd aro delicious. Try them.They will ploitsa you.
Over 2UOO flruKgistsIn various parts of the Uuited Slates havesigned the following indorsement, the signa-tures of which may be seen at 21 Piatt street,New Yoik: "Gentlemen For the past fewyears we have sold various brands ot porousplasters. Physicians r.nd the public preferBenson's capcine porous plasters to all others.We consider them one of the very few reli-abl- ")
household remedies." Scores of emi-nent physicians havo spoken nnd writtenabout this arti-.-ie- , commending it in the bigh-e- s
terms. Benson's capcine porous plasteris without doubt the best remedy ever de-
vised for lame and weak b ick. stubborncoughs, kidney and spinal complaints and nillocal aches and paics. Tne public are special-ly cautioned against cheap aud worthlessplasters having similar sounding names ac-cept only Benson's capcine porous plaster.Sold by all druggists. Price, 25c.
Turkish JftatbH.Dr. o7 Adams ttreet, opposite
t'ao police station, general bathingbouse forladies and gentlemen. Turkish, hot. coldacd vapor baths for keeping health. Waterenro extra apartments for weak nnd electedpersons. JiouieopaiDy ana njuropainy aretho only sure and direct cures as a treatmentfor tue weak and sotfetin?, and restoringhealth. I will be u-'- .d to watt on all that .waycall.
ats' bwola, k altera Mtl allpperaeheap at Adler A ar.'s,W Ueale street.
KA1L.KOADM.
The Lace Kailteatt ParchMea by tbeIionlaville, Maobvllle wa Cireat
Meatbera Railroad The Ar-biBi- M
Koads la tbemarket.
The recent railroad transactions resultingin the purchase of short-lin-e connections bytbe Louisville, Nashville and Great Southernraiiroad company created quite a sensationat Louisville, Nashviile and other intermedi-ate points, but at Mempt is, ouiside of rail-
road circles, but little interest was developed.Memphis people in business circles do notregard the transactions, so tar, as affectingtheir interests; out a new development Lastaken place which will be of interest to allbusiness men in out city. Negotiations arabeing made to (.urchase and abssrb itio rail-
road lines in Arkansas immediatelywest of Memphis tha Little Rjckroad and tha Fort Smith roadwith ,a view to control the trade ofTexas. Tbe mainspring ot the railroad pur-chase seems to be in New York city, whencethe news of the purchases' of southern ratl-toa-
reaches us. An Appeal reporter,while investigating the railroad mystery yet-terd-
learned that the Little Rock aud FoitStuilh roads were in the market for sale, orwere at least being bid for by rival combina-tion lines. The Charleston raiiroad company,the St. Louis and Iron Mountain rauroaacompany and, possibly, the Memphis andLouisville raUroad combination, are now
to purchase these two Arkansasroads, but as to which combination will succeedin securing these roads is as yet a sealed-u- p
mystery. In view of the prospective sale thestock of the Memphis and Charleston railroadhas advanced to eighteen cents. The rail-road men here are reticent, and assert thattbey know but little as to the prospectivepurchaser of the roads west of us in Arkansas
the trading tor them being conducted iaNew York city. Should the St. Louis andIron Mountain road get possession of theLittle Rock and the Fort Smith roads, twill work to the disadvantage of Memphisand Memphis merchants who are interestedin tbe Texas trade.
MKJll'UlS HlUia MCUOOJLS.
UoBtaly Receptions Interesting Kxerclwes Tbe Pupils or the "School
lasae a News-paper in tan Interest
ot .Education.
Since the opening of tha present sessionSuperintendent Foute has inaugurated a se-
ries ot receptions in tha Memphisbiuh school, to wnich members of the boardof education, friends of the ecbool and repre-sentatives of the city press have been cordial-ly invited. The fourth of these receptionstook place on yesterday evening, and a largeand appreciative audience was present. Theprogramme of exercises consisted of severs!well-writte- n assays one bv Miss Kate Flyunaad read by Mia Lizzie Kennedy, and an-other written acd read by Miss Lillie M'Katn,being especially noticeable for admirableend beautiful literary style. The literary ex-ercises were interaperied with chou9 acdbeautiful music, wbicn evinced both careand taste in selection. Tha class chorus by tha first year cIres, and the duetsand trios by the second and third year pupils,were received with much applauds and com-mendation. A specimen of tocical recitationin English history was given by a member oftho first year cla?s, who recited tha entirereicrn of Alired the Great in a manner whichreflects infinite credit upon herself and teach-er. By far the most pleasing feature of theprogramme, however, was the prese-ntntio-
of tho iourth number of the High School Her-ald, a rewspaper conducted bythe pupils of the high school. The paper,we understand, was started by tha superin-tendent at tkie opening of the present ses-sion os a means ot encouraging work in composition, and has been growing in interestfrom its inception, the preaent issue wasfilled with editorial, compositions, selectedand local matteis of a character which notonly denotes great and commendable skill inwriting on the part of the contributors, butmuch discrimination and judgment on tnepart of the teachers in charge of tha highschool.
Wliicli in the Cheapest,A package) ot Doke s Durham, containing
twenty pipe-full- s of the beet smoitng tobaccomade, or one common cigar? Eich coatsten cents.
coitomy i Wealth.Genta ctothini dyd, cleaned and reDaireJ.
by I. Isaacs, 270 Secoi d street, opposite Courtsquare, JVlempb'S, lennessee.
French JSteam lyc-Work- s.
Ladies acd gentlemen's goods dyed andcleaned at Louis jiit?el . b'i Ji tterson ttreet
.Brown & Jones."Pitt-bart- r, Mhot-fve- ll and Cannel Ca.
StHJS Jlaln Htr. et.Who is 31 rs. Winslow?
As this question is frequently asked, wewill simply say that she is a lady who for upward ot thirty years has untiringly devotedher time and taiertts as a female physicianand nurse, principally among children. Shehas especially studied the constitution andwants of this tu mere us cla?s, and, as a resultot this effort, and practical knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as nurse and physician, she has compounded asoothmg syrup.for children teething. I ' operates likemagic, giving rest and health, and is, more-over, sure to regulate the bowels. Iu coesO'auecce of this article. Mrs. Winslow is becoming world renowned as a benefactor ofher race; children certainly do rise up andbless ber; especially is this the case in thiscity. Vast quantities of the soothing syrapare daily sold and used here. We think Mrs.Winslow has immortalized her nama by thisinvaluablo article, and we sincerely believethousands of children have been saved froman early grave by its timely use, and thatmillions yet unborn will share its oeccuts, andunita in calling her blessed. No mother hasdischarged her duty to her Buffering Utileone, in our opinion, until cue has given it teebenefit ot Mrs. Winslow s soothing pyrup,Try it, mothers; try it now. Ladies' Vititor,New York city. bold by all druggists,twenty-hv- e cents a bottle.
Just .Received.A fresh shipment of the finest imported
HAVANA CIGARSIn the United States.
Flor d' Cuba, Salamones, 65a each.Flor d Cuba brquet. 3 for 753.
J?!or d CubaEscepcionailes, 3 for $1.Aad many other popular brands, at
SOL COLEMAN'S, 316 Main st.
Thb seeds of sickness and of deathIn a dtsoroered mouth are sown;
"When bad tbe teeth or foul tbe breatb,Both soul and body lose their tone.
Till Sozodont's brought Into iilay.And sweeps those dire defects away.
For finest flavor, smoke Wright's Or- -snge uarham. At excels nil.
Lynn Haves Kay frhell Oysters rereived dally per express st HenryAinebrmaaa's, ;all sua try in cm.
Hall's vegetable Sicilian hair renewer isthe best preparation known to preserve tbehair. Use it.
J. W. Alley has opened an office at 285Main street for the accommodation of hisfriends and customers, where W. L. Radfordcan be ioun i to take orders for Pittsburgcoal, coke and wood. Pittsburg coal, sixtycents; Ohio river cohI, fittv cents.
J.A.F0RREST&C0DEALERS IN
Horses and Mules61 & 63 Monroe St., near Peabody Hotel,
"VTtTE are receiving daily s large assortment otVV HORaEd aud MULES. Persons WiUitlna
stock will save rroney by calling before purcbaslnnelsewhere. Everything sold by us fully guaranteed.Ciders solicited.
MARDL-GRAS- !
Masks and CostumesKor Ladles and Seatlemen-Se- w
Htoek, In fcireat Variety.
Sam'l Pilay.Costumer,235 TWAIN RTRWJT.
NOTICE 10 COTTON SHIPPERS
and after this date, all engagements of cottonON for foreign and domestic iioints must be deliv-ered to tbe compress wltbln six days (SundaisnotInduced) arter tne enKaAtementa are made, otnerwise the engagements win oe cancelled.
B HUHE-5- , Agent Va. Tun. Air Line.JOHN BURNS. Airent L i N. 4 H S B. H.M. RUhKR. Suu't Miss Tenn. BaUmad.B. W. Ll'sHTBURN K,(i. F.Ag't M. A O. K. Fkt Co.j. T. w AsniiMi iu.-s-. Agent.AD STORrt euip't Anchor-Line- ,
JUjKPH KAiiH, Ag--n- t C. A V Railroad.
VING this day purchased the stork, fixtures andHAgood will of tbe business or I. K. PETERSCO., and made arrangements with a large easternboose to place a nrst-clas- s stock of new and eleuantHats, etc . on my shelves. Tbe entire remainder offashionable Hats, Caps, etc., must be closed out thisweek, and will be sold at very low figures, closing tbebalance out Saturday night, at six o'clock, at Auction.
JAMES KLKXLAND.Hkmi'ius, January 20, 1880.
East India Pile Cnre. Theonly specific for all forms ofPiles. In use in foreign coun-tries for years, lately intro-duced into Anrerica. Warrant-ed to give instant relief and apermanent cure guaranteed.Sold by all druggists or mailedfree on receipt of price, 50cents, bythe American agents,Richardson & Co., WholesaleDruggists, Saint Louis, Mo.
ZAItA'S BILIOUS PILLS,guaranteed to give immediaterelief in all cases of Biliousand Liver Complaints, Cos-tivene- ss,
Sick Headache, In.digestion, and . cleansing thesystem ofall impurities. Price25 cents. All druggists sellthem.
IN USE FORTY TEARS.
Dr. Storm'sCELEBRATED SCOTCH
Cough SandyA Safe and Pleasant Remedy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,HOARSENESS and Strengthen-
ing the Lungs.SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Price only 10 Cents.
l jet-ju- s i a. v. kf l , im "ii, ' y w -
vin!irTv.'c:wK
Cincinnati Packing CoPACHKBS OP
PORK, LARD,AND
" QUEEN OF THE WEST BRAND "OF
Kxtra Nngar-Cnre- d Hams,!honIder,
and Breakfast JJucon,
C'wii MMim Toteciiw.ir,lcl hiltc prtzr Bl tipwi'MJ
i,.r rhnrt o.l'l'.o toi fj.v.'lmor """"f 'f'fr t:r TCV'i'"7 ami jvKlnri" fb n6C tfcrtv,.r r i.iiic A our bin. ftri tile mtrk H note.?
iniiiitfl ot iTiferli.r rs, that furktatt1 l,L every pin? Sold i.v !l dealers cenl forf;;.c. in C '.K..i- A " '!lr'. bllTe '
W. A. FAIRES & GO(Succes-ior- toJ.RiW. A. Falres), Dealers In
HOISES and JflUIiISS,No. 55 Union street.
keep constantly on band a choice selectionWE of Hordes and Mules. Kveiythlng guaran- -teed as repieaemed. Oruers sollc'td.
J. riiiEEETY Sz CO
And Manufacturers of Flaherty's PatentPreserving L'as&et or Corpse Cooler,
S17 and 818 KECONO ST., SKJSPH18keep on band Tul-- . lines of Metallic SoWEWalnut. Bosewood Sinlshed Casket and
Cases, trimmed In the highest style of art. CMersMai r,- - TAimn-iin- n win nr.imnri? inw, i:. u
JLUhmUSt' EAN1IABY litOX,A. 1. illfc.lts, manager.94 Baekman St, New York.
W oo jc
CO
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1 73mm Ilil
w 253 V7
JENNINGS' TR APLESSWATER CLOSET. "J CO
8 PLUMBERS' GOODS ohaving for their object clean linesa,
dnrability, and exclusion of SEWER OAS.
IRON ROOFING I
Tg gi n.lTTKLI.K&CO.o " Jk Iron .llscinfselarers,Promenade street, opposite Concord. Memphis.CASEY YOUNG. JOHN D. MABTIN.
YOUftG & MARTIN,AT TO U N 13 I S-A- T-li A. W,
Ko. 254 Second Street, Jlemghln, Teas.--J D. Martin will alpo practice In Csarts of Mar-
shall, Tunica and Desoto counties. Miss.
Greenwood Nursery!F1,1 Sliles from Memphis. Month Clate
Klmwood Cemetery.
FL0RIST& DEALER IN PLANTSCITY OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
Corner Madison and Second. Memphis.Xon-fSeside- nt Notice.
No. 3484-- In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,Tennessee Charlotte M. (jailor et aL vs. Mary J.l.oc-.k- et aLIt appearing from affidavit In this cause tbat the
aelendauts, Mary cj. anaress anu ner nusoana. rv m.v. Anoress, are non residents oi tne state 01 leunessee:
It Is therefore ordered, Tbat tbey make their appearance herein, at tbe courtnouse or si eioy county,In Memphis, Tenn., on or before the first uonday InMarch. lSHfl. and plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as to them ana set lor neanng expane; anatbat a copy of this order be published once a week,lor lour successive eeas, in tne aiempuis Appear.
This 2Ud day of January, 1K80.A copy attest: B J BLACK, Clerk and Master.By E. B. M'Henry. Deputy C. and M.loung fc Ma. tin. Sot for compl'nL sat
Trustee's Sale.virtue of a trust deed executed to me by M A.BY M.Uall on the 2tSthof January. 1878, and re-
corded on ih28tb of January, 1878, In book No.122, page lot!, of the Shelby county records, to se-
cure to me the payment of f260 as therein described.1, as trustee, will, on
MHturdtiv. February 28. 1BSO.at one o'click p.m , on the premises, sell at publicauction, to tbebtghest bidder, for cash, 121 44 100acres of land, situated about 2Pg miles east of Morn-Inirsu- n.
on the Ralefen and Somervllle road, tn tbetuu clvtl district of snelby county. Ten.lessee, beinga part or a tract rormeny ownea oy ai. h. cnamoers,dej'd. In satisfaction of tbe balance due under saidtrust deed. MARK KIRK, Trustee.
Colilervllie. Tenn.Son-Keblde- nt Aotice.
No. 3485 In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,Te- nessee-Charl- otte M ciallor et aL vs. Mary 1,
It appearing from affidavit In this cause that-tb-
defendants, Mary v. Auareks ana ner o, wnuc. Andreas, are oi me ouue or leanesseo:
It Is therefore ordered. That tbey make their appearance herein, at lift courthouse ot Shelby county.In Memphis, Tenn., on or before the first Monday, InMarch, rs80. and plead, answer or demur to com-plainant's tlll, or the same will be taken for con-fessed as to them and set for bearing exparte; andthat a copy of this order be publi-be- d once a week,for four successive weeks, in toe Memphis Appeal.
Tuls2!id day of January. 1K80.a ropy-att- est: B. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.By E B. M'Uenry, Deputy C and M.Younit & Martin, tols forcompl'nt. sat
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.Mempbls and Pine Bluff U. S. Mall Line. For Floe
bltiir. Little Bock, and through to iron smith str.
l&ntie Hooper,Ed. Nowland master J. N. Thomson., . clerkLeaves as above SATURDAY, Jan. 24th, at 5 p.m.
Kor freight or passage apply toJOHN nVuABBIN. Sup't, 2821 Kront at
AJLIi OTHERS I
Kremer, Herzog&r CoABE OFFERING TO-MOXXtO- W OX
neHundred SDecialCounters100 Great Bargains, as Follows:
500 gross Violets at 5 cents per dozen.60 pieces 50-cr.- nt Dres Gocds, at 20c,
500 boxes Fresh Roses, 5 cents each,250 trimmed S5 Hats Tor S2 50.1000 Silk Hair Sets, 5 cents each.
50 pieces $1 Dress Hoods, at 50 cents1000 Ornaments, 5 cents each,
50 $10 Jackets at 81 50 each.
tarooS'T FORGET-SO- O crosstne Iirt.t time In lth century at this price.
t--UA PItECliDliXTED-SO- O pairs of oar regular 75-ce- nt KID
GLOVKM for 35 cents aguaranteed $1 85
Staff ults to order. $33. Black Silk Knits to order. $30 aud SGO. Combination $35, 0, 915 and 50.
inrnnr u rrvnciniiiLi.- nsiniuu &253 and 255 Main Street.
fSTIKAMHOATf.
r4rJECI .li SWTICK.Hemp!ls nnd Ht. Vranets Kivcr LTnlted
Siac. m ASstl I.lne.TTNTIt, the rallroid bridge r tbe St. jrT5M
K ) Krant-'- rtvbi Is coirple'ed. tbe Str. gijwiiftMIKE DAVIS, AI Di.vls. master, will make regularweekly trips between Madison and the Sunk Lands.Freight shipped by and Little Bock Batl-- r.
ao, care Mike Dav.s, will ko through promptl;.There blrg no mall above WUtsburg. the Davis willtake letters la government envelopes sent to bercre. Madison, Ark , for Ibises, Stanley's, Tyronzie,Wlnnmgham, BufTal i Island. Old Town, Lester'sLanding, and all polnU on the unper St. Francisr.ver. J. D. RANDALL.
Memphis & Ohio River&PACKT COPAHYii
FOBCairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
steahekiSDY BACM, COM3 MILL4R.
JA3IKS W. fiAFF, VINT SHIXKLE,JAS D. l'AKKtl, V1EUIE LEE.Steamers of this line leave Memphis for CAIKO,
LOUlO ViLLlt AMD ClfiCINNAll
Mondays, Wednesdays, FridaysAT 5 CCLOCK P.M.,
Coe nectlog at Cincinnati vith Ballroads and Steamers ror ait
Eastern, Northern and Western Points,Giving THBODGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, BUFFALO, RICHMONDNEW YORK, WASHINGTON CITY. PHILA-
DELPHIA AND BOSTON.
Eastern tourists will find the La Belle River BouteSale, Delightful ana Economical. Bates by this lineCheaper than any other first-clas- s route. Meals andStaterooms Free Baggage checked through.
For full Information, apply toB. W. LIGHTBUBNB,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.No. 7 Monroe street, Memphis.
t3yPasscng;rs can rely on a splendid trip by thisHue. as the steamers are all first-clas- having beijiiexpressly built for the accommodation of passen- -gers. aura steamer carries a run string ejann.
KOR NEW ORLEANS.tt. Iirtals nnrt New Orleans Anchor I.lae
For Vlcksburg, Natchez ana rew Orleans steamer
James taoward, 1312James O'Neal... muster,
Will leave the AncboMlue wharfboit SUNDAY, Jan. 25th, at 10 a.in. ror freight or passageapply to D STORM. S ip't.
FOR DYERSBURG.
For llal Pol or, Kry Connor, Ireri- -burir and all Wav LanulDgs. The fine Steamer
W P. Hall master-- H. S. Pell clerkWill leave THIS MORNING, January 24'h, at 10
o'clock. Special attention given to way business.For freitht or passaife an iy on noarci.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.Ht. I.onlis and Vlckshui-- e fhnr l.'nel ulled states Jiall FOH HT. LOUIS.
Selle jlempliis, jg3gCrane master.
Will leave tbe Anchor Line wbarfboat THIS DAY,January 24ih, at 5 p.m. Kor fremht or passage ap-ply to AD. srORVI. Sup't. on wharfboat.
FOR VICKSBORG.Ht. LonlH and Vlrhsbarc Anchor I.lnei
(Jnlt-- d tAtwten Mail FOR YICKSBUHG.(yiold IltSt, iSil
M'Cord master.Will leave the Anchor Ltne wbarfboat SUNDAY,
Jan. 25th, at 10 am. For freight or psesage applyto AD. STORM, Sup't, on wuariboat.
Alias United mates Alstl Lloe-T- heelegant steamer
Coaliounn,E. O. Bank3 master I Wm. Smfther clerkLeaves Memphis as above every TUESDAY, at 5p.m. Otni-e- . r.n. H Mdlon st.
LEE LllK STKAMERS.t or fcileuclale. Helena and riar folol
Stack Lee master Loyd W. Whitlow.. .clerkWill leave as above on every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FBIDAY, at 4 P.m.Office No. 8 Madison street.
ARKANSAS CITY and PINE BLUFF R R.Adamw Nrml-werkl- v It. M. Rail 1,1 ne
For Arkansas Clly, Pine Bluff RaUroad and all waylandings roe elegant steamer
Ouaciiita 5elle,Hark B. Check ... master I A. L. Cummins. ..clerkLeaves as above every MONDAY and THURSDAYat ft p m. Office, No. Madison street.
FOR OSCEOLA.Jlemums anu Osceola U. . 31 all racketRegular ly V. S. Mall Packet for Bandolpb,
Ful'on, Osceola and all way landings The ele-gant passenger steamer
Osceola Belle,J. 3. Andrews Master I B. O. Mtchell Ciork.
leaves Mempbls everyMONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FBIDAY, at 5 p.m.
For freight oe nHssase anplv on boarrt.
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.MILT UAKKY LINK.
Hemnhla White Blver and UlaeKKiveiV. sj. M all rackets.
For Indian Bay, St. Charles, Clarendon, Devall'sBluiT, Des Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport, West Point,Searcy, Batesvllle, Powhattaa, and Pocahontas.The new steamer
aposie Harry, --ssiM. B. Harry, captain. Walker Outlaw, clerk.Leaves Memphis on and after November 2d. everySATURDAY at 5 p.m., connecting direct with thenew Black river D. S. mall packet MILT HABBY forPowhattan and Pocahontas, and wltb Dally Packetsto Batesvllle and Upper White river.
Through i ates to all points.Freight ccnslgned to MUt Harry Line, Memphis ot
Terrene will be promptly forwarded. Freight willbe renei t at nil tlm-- on tbe H. E. Lee Wharfboal
J. T. WA8HiN-O- vt timnt, Lee wbarfboat.R. W. L1GHTRURNK. Jr , Airent, 5 Madison st
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.Memiiliin and sir. STranclH Itlver U. Is).
31 all lilne-T- he lltfiit-dra- tt steamer
I.At" Jb- - VI Sj B. S2. gzgu,O. K. Joplln master! A. L. Banning clerk
Will leave Memphis EVERY TUESDAY ANDFBIDAY EVENINGS, at 5 p.m., for llarlanna, theCut-ot- T and all Intermediate landings. For freightar passage apply on board, or to
I. P RANDALL, fittp't.
FOR COMMERCE AND TBE BENDS.41 till I'll IS ASiU COJlllEaCB.
PLANTERS AND BENDS DAILY PACKET.
The elegant aid new pass nger steamer
Wm. Ashford master Ed. W. Crowell clockLEAVES MEMPHIS DAILY, AT 5 P.M.,
for Commerce and tbe bends.For f rel-h- or pas;ter pnlv on hoard.
FOR HALES POINT.Hegular Asuvurt ua Maien Jfumi rkLFor Osceola, Ash port. Hales Point and all Interme-
diate landings Tbe elegant passenger steamer
Silverthorii,Henry Cooper master I Nell Booker clerkWill leave as above on MONDAYS and WEDNES-DAYS lor At-!- i port; and on FRIDAYS for HalesPoint, giving special attention to all way business.
For freight or pe-s- anplv on rol.FOR WHITE K1VER.
Memphis & White River Packet.Besralar Independent Slemphta aad
White Blver Packet For AngusUi, JacksonportSearcy, and way points. The regular lndepenuenlPacket11AKD CASK, 3
Ed. C. Postal master I Charles Postal clerkWill leave Memphis EVERY WEDNESDAY, at
6 P-- For freight or passage apply toB. W. LIuH'l BL'RNK,
No. 7 Monroe st.. opp. Peabody boteLii. P. GLENN, on Wn-itb- aat.
500 40-ce- nt Towels (from oar A'ashvilleHouse), 12f cents.
One counter 50-oe- nt Flowers for 10 cents.One case 50c and 75c Jewelry far 25c.A million and-a-ha- lf Buttons, 10c, 15c
and 20 cents per dozen.50-cc- nt Leather itelts, at 15 cents50 812 Black Dolmans for 87 50.
tne
Suits,
Case 81 50 Jewelrr your choice, for 50c
Roses and Violet, at 5 cent- s-
pair. 500 ptlrs regular andKid lovesfor 75 cents a pair.
n7nn
J.es. i ? . . VMS& CO.,
CORNER
Mala tt Madison,X
UB stock of Boots and Shoe this season is nnu- -v sually large and well selected, we assure ourfiatrons that tbey will get better suited at our
and save from 16 to 25 per cent, besides.Come and see for yourselves. Stall Ordersnromotlv attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.Sena for our Orxlernlip. We are also Sot Agentfor chlldrens' --Ankle HnDportere," an Invaluable invention ror weak ankles.
ZKIiLNFK & CO.. 288 Main St.
Warner' ttafe Pill are an Immediatestimulus for a Torpid Liver, and cure Ooative-nea- s.
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious DtarrbtB- -,Malaria, Fever and Ague, and are useful attimes in nearly all Diseases to cause a free andregular action of the Bowels. Tbe best anti-dote for all Malarial Poison. Price, 2c a box.Warner's Safe Nervine quickly rives Rest
and sleep to the sufTering, cures Headache andNeuralgia, Prevents Epileptic Fits, and Is thebest remedy for Nervous Prostration broughton by excessive drinking, over-wor- mentalshocks and other causes. It relieves the Painsof ail Diseases, and Is never injurious to thesystem. Tbe beat of all Nervine. Bottles of
two sizes; pncn,wc.and S1.0O.
Warmr's SafeRemedlea aresold bjrDrafrfristaand Dealers laMedicine every,wbere.EEWAENER4C0--
Proprietors,Itaene-te- r, Bf. TT.
for Pamphletand Testimonial a.
Sold wholesale in Memphis byMANSFIELD A CO.
AEW LILLYPractical Builder
OF FINE
LiglitGarriagesI KEEP A SELECT STOCK (exelaal-e- lr aftay awn manaraetaee) CONSTANTLYON HAND. I am also prepared to build (TO OB--DKB) aiy ar all or tbe modern styles afHietiM, and Kamtiy carriages now in use. Iuse nothing but the VERY BES f MATERIAL, andemploy sineuy nrst-cias- a mecnanics.
KEPAIIS1NG,In all Its branch's, done promptly and In the bestmanner, ewiii il ii. . 44 A sc.
T. B. HAYNES. H. V. HERRON. LateFormerly I. B. Haynes & Co. Herron, Connor dc Co.
Herron, Haynes & Co.
Cotton FactorsAnd Commission Merchants.
OFFICE, 26G FROST STREET,MK5IPHIS TEHREBH- E-
Llberal advances on consignments. Special at-tention given to filling orders.
V. B. THAYER,MANUFACTURING
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Watches, Jewelry,Silverware, docks,Spectacles, etc.
Repairing ot One Watches and Chrono-graphs a specialty.
Xo.307 STREET,UNDER PEABODY HOTEL.Old Gold and Sliver wanted.
Vaults Emptied 1
ADOKI1EH8 RXCAVATINM CO. OF.flee. 45 Madison street.nd 103 Washington.
INSURANCE.J. J. MURPHY. B. F. HUBPHY.
Murphy & Murphy,REMOVED TO
NOm 3 --VXEtcaJ.SOZX St,(In rear of Cotton Exchange.)
Bleinphis. ... TennesseeFirst-Cla- ss Companies. Glnhouses andONLY Stores Bpeclallles.
Authorized by the Commonwealth ot Kentucky, andFairest in the World.
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THB
Commonwealth Distribution Co.At Macauley's Theater, In the city ot LoulsvUle, on
BATI BDAY, JANUARY 81. 18 SO.ry Tbese Drawings, authorized by act of tbe Leg-islature of lKtSH, and sustained by all tbe courts ofKentucky occur regularly on the last day of everymontn (Sun ays excepted), and are supervised byprominent citizens of tbe State.
Every Ticket bolder can be his own Supervisor.Call out his number and see It placed la the wheel.
The Management call attention to the grand oppor-nnlt- y
presented ot obtaining, for only 82, any ofTHE FOLLOWING PRIZES 1
1 Prize S 80,0001 Prize 16,0001 Prize 6,000
10 Prizes $1000 each 10,00020 Prizes 600 each 10,000
100 Prizes 100 each 10,0002-- Prizes 60 each 10,000HdJ Prizes 20 each 12,000
1000 Prizes 10 each 10,000APPBOXUfATIO FBIZBS.
Prizes S30O each 2,700Prizes 200 each. 1,800
9 Prizes 100 each yoo
lttflO Prizes 8112,400Whole rickets. I Half Tickets. Il27 Tickets, $50. 60 Tickets, 8100
All appllsations for club rates sdvuld be made tothe borne office.
Full list of drawing pob lshed In Louisville nl
and New York Herald, and mailed to ailticket-holder- s. Bend all orders by money or bank-draf- t.
In letter, 01 by express. Orders of 85 and up-ward, ean be sent athOAhDUAN oT T. J. OO.MXRFORcFtovrvr-Jouma- lBuUdlng. Louisville, Kentucky, or eitherperson at No. 168 Broadway. New York, or to No. 0West Court street, Memphis, Tnnnraenr
i EUR
WINTER
WE W1LJL, OFFER500 HANDSOME DOLMANS !
AT LE3S THAN COST.
Ladies' and Children's Suits,AT LESS THAN COST.
Shawls 1 Shawls! Shawls!AT LESS THAN COST.
Felt Skirts! Felt Skirts!AT LESS THAN COST.
Winter Dress Goods.AT LESS THAN COST.
Waterproofs! Waterproofs!AT LE33 THAN COST.
WE WILL ALSO
Bargains in Silks!Bargains in Hosiery!
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MUST HAVEwheel,
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Bargains in All Departments This WeekREDUCE UtlB
B. LOWEtJSTEIH & BROTHE
FEffl ilHAVE JUST
Embroideries!Embroideries!
1000 PIECES VERY ELEGANT PATTERNS.
EDGES WEST IS!AT HALF
249 is
LESS THAN COST.
LESS THAN COST.
LESS THAN COST.
LESS THAN COST.
LESS THAN COST.
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STOCK. ORDER SAVE
500 .S OO500 OOSOO 1
500as
1 OOhair, we Invite careful a
Take In friends and public that they are Inreceiptor Fresh Complete Assoitment of FALL AAD HISTKKeOO!, embracing; the very latest Styles and finest makes or English French
and German They request those who Winterto them calL tW Orders solicited
and
TEE- --
--oE ROOM FOR OUR SPRINGW nave put our shoulder to the and will of at ONE-HAL- F FORMER
READ CAREFULLY NEW PRICE-LIS-
lien's tiood Salts $ 5 OOJlens Vassimere Julfs... 8Jlen's Casslmere Knits-- . IOXfen's Fine Dress Suits.. 15 OOHen's Fine Fants 2Jleu'ei Extra Fine --
ten's3 OO
Extra Dres Fants 4 OOAU above are an dtwi ene
THIS WEEK500 .HANDSOME CLOAKS!
AT
Circulars and Ulsters,AT
Wrappers! Wrappers!SI CO AND UPWARD.
Blankets! Comforts!AT
Flannels! Flannels! Flannels!AT
Cloths and Cassimeres,AT
OFFER THIS WEEK
Bargains Underwear!Bargains in Handkerchiefs!
IHjaEXSE
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RECEIVED
VAjLUE.
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AND IN TO ACCOMPLISH
Coats-- .
Coats-- . 3Tests... OO
SOO Vests... 75Tests... 60
10OO Testa..lOOO Fants
and inspection
Tn2SiUvX-X- 3
HKACHAII, J. B, POSTOSi.
MURRAY & RID GELY,
Merchant Tailors 38 Madison.pleasure notifying their the generally,
and
Manufactures. contemplate orderingClothing give PKICEHIIODEaATIS.
BamnlMaiton ppltcatlon.Q
WEEPING
AT
tell balance stock PRICE.OUB
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OOPants.
.GOODS
REDUCTIONS
OZ-.OT7iXsr-C3-
BLUFF CITY CLOTHING WSE259 ItCTaEiia. B-txr&&-
TO THE BADE Owing to the demand for Flrst-elts- s IVhalAsMe 'l.thln tfsaseIn this city, have dster-nlne- to enrage In same, and am now RKCEIVINc) DAILY desirable line ofgoods specially manufactured, and wblcb am enabled to offer to tbe trade a! low prices. An InspectionIs desired. All orders will be promptly attended to. M. VKVIIIIV. t.W 1a street
LEGITIF-iAT-E ADVERTISir.G !
J. KIRKILAMB 5
Iiarse Iota parehased enable me to offer SOO Doaea OOOD I.17CK 8HIRT8 attne following; prices:Ss. XXXX ood E,ae Halrt st SS each, ar for S OOmo. 7777 Wood Iiuek Walrt si SO ears, ar for S7 SOKo. lOlO Wood Lack Hklrt SI 75 each, or for S OONo. X. V Porta Hello Uood Lick MMrt Sc SO each, ar for Sis OO
Attention la called to the GOLDEN HORSESHOE at the Peaoody Hotel Corner (my Trade Mark and Sum)which will be weighed July 4, 1HKO.
Nearest guess gets $100 In gold Second nearest guess gets $50 In gald.Third nearest guess gets $25 In gold.
OoTiBiolatlon for :PlgsTa.igrtcc3.
W HOTGrocers and Cotton Factors
Nos. 371-37- 3 Main street, Memphis.M. 1 HBAflHAV B. K.
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