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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-24

Memphis oil dealers are delivering into
the stores here Tennessee test, or "Head-
Light at thirteen cents. Memphis mer-
chants and the country trade pay fifteen
cents for the same oil in Memphis to the
/ same parties Who are selling here. Oil costs
| three cents more to deliuer here than In
| Memphis. These are facts for the considera-
ton Of Memphis merchants and the country
! trade. ,.,..
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n ArnstrnhpAC 60.

Successors 10 Armstrong & Nail, branch
house of The Armstrong Fnrniture Co,
Evansville> Ind invite an inspection oil
their complete line of all kinds OF house
suruiture. Buyers should remember that
this firm manufacture their goods and can
save their patrons the manufacturers mar
gin. Visitors should call and examine their
stoek before placing orders elsewhere. Every
thiup TO be found in a first class house can
he had at $50 and S54 Main street.
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Visitors, Pictures.

Prof. Gebhsrdt, of the Cottsge Gallery,
Nos. 40 and 81 Beale street, has made ample
Arrangements to take the picture of every
visitor during the week. The popularity OF
the Cottage Gallery photographs extends TO
ali parts of the surrounding country, and
can be found in the albums OF nearly all
our neighbors. The excellency Of the like
ness, the artistic fuish of his work, together
with the promptness with which each order
ia flushed, should commend the Cottage
Gallery 10 every one desiring photographs.
The Cottage Gallery Is always in the lead
with new scenery, and produces card photos
for the nominal sum Of g dozen. Visitors
would do well TO note the place.
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viii show you the most elegant styles
or Ladies, Misses and Chfldren's Shoes
ever exhibited In this city. Do NOT faii
10 see them at 26I Main street, Len'
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almond tbe straw Hat.

1t has lived quite long enough. The SIM
mer's passed, and our Jubilee week dem nds
a new fall hat, But do net get yourself IN
too great haste, or forget that the most stylish
and becoming hats are to be had at surprls-
ingly low prices from Mr.. Nathan Bach's
peabody Hat Store), No: 309 Main street.
Mr.. Bach is most PeeGliarly .quallhed Tor the
hat business, and can fit and suit your style,
complexion, etc, to the utmost satisfaction.
Give him 8 call,
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Am ExceIlenf Medicine,

81 certify that my wife and myself were in
bad health for some fifteen years. l CHANGED
to be looking over one OF Simmons's Liver
Regulator Almanacs aud saw A. ii. Stephens's
and Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials. l
then obtained some of the Regu stor, and
can heartily recommend Simmons Liver
Regulator to my friends as an excellent
medicine.
e. E. HARRISON. Md, Gordonsville, Pla.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit Simmons
gotten up to sell on the popularity of the
genuine. prepared only by ]. II. Zeiliu d Co.
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The season is passed Tor straw hats. 1on
are no longer presenta6ie with one. Lay ~
aside for next season, il il is too good 10
throw away, and go TO Martin Cohen's, No.
2tl Main street, under the Workman House.
He az all the latest styles, is peIfect ar
list in selecting becoming hat for the pecu-
lisrities Of each patron, and will cell you
Just little cheaper than you can buy else
where. Don't fake any ones word to the
conirs ry, but stately yourself A TIP TO his
establishment will amply repay you, even
hens prices and STYLES are irresistible.
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wnen Yea Walt or leave SeE o ,'s ci ~
- = sgssse expresszze and e1TriA &c hire, sno
TOP Al Grand nion Hotel oPgosie Gfano e1aa
6Ifa5 m A a, eTpenee OF 81 60 GOO REQ uceo loS
and upards per DAY. lesaioI ana ele
gpssed rafIroed N an depots. Families can I'VE
hstfer for ieSs uoney at the rand Union than 81
any other drsf-eIaSs motel IN the eltJ
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The Big II Brand

Fresh oysters. J. A. Sfxnafgo, 25s Sec
ond street and 92 BenIe. is the sole
agent, N nd is prepared 10 fill ALI orders
cans and new York COunts. Also eel
cry. game and H.h of all sorts, and an Q
only hOnse exclusively 4 ~ that business.
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ANACONDA COILS

Mahone wanted TO get his seat in the Virginia
legislature? Notwithstanding the fact that Sher
man is a grave senator, he says that anything in
law or morals is just6able that will defeat the
Democratic party. Such statement wonid dis-
grace Jacobin, accustomed to vOmit blood My
chief competitor, Gov. Hawkins, had an interview
with President Arthur, and the latter said, we
must hold Tennessee where she is now, as we are
disintegrating somewhst in the North. We must
break the solid South. There will be gaps In
the North and we will need Tennessee and old
VIRGINIA Look at at your own representative Mr..
Moore What docs he say? Why he says that the
Democratic party is disunited and scattered like .
dock of pigeons Is there Democrat loyal TO
his party who does net see his duty? Whenever
a man casts vote for Russell, he might well
burn it up or vote for Hawkins at once like to
strike from the shoulder and like to see man
come right out so that we may know
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,1sF5 STE1MBoAT5 WANTED-Buf all Rags,
= ron Bone, etc. at A. KOHLBRY'S, 81, So,
-. So aad ~ Main street.
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ninnar 0rsfere.


The incest dinners, oysters IN every yle,
the best lunches, the finest beer, me choices.
wines, liquors and cigars are 10 De PAD a.
George schilly's, Nos. ], and lLCourtstrees'
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At Nos. Id and Is Jefferson street, are open
at all hours, and, as usual, are the head
quarters for ePicures of the bivalves. Mr.
Raggio has fitted up suits of ladies' elegant
parlors upstairs, where families can De ac.
commodsted with as much privacy as al
home. Visitors should make a note OF this
if they desire oysters furnished as only
Raggio can.
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LOST.

DOW-stIawberrY color; bushy white tail; Whlie
1 face Return 70 % Linden SITS liberal reward
-MKINGc ANE-BIack, with gold head
Wv nonoEram in front, E. T. g.. on top, L. r
n from r W G. Return to No. Madison street
and be rewarded.
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- Z 4. - =. =
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FIoyd's candies.
NOTICE. fo Sfrangers.

0ae bundled va,ieties, our Osen make. 4tso
just received nice line of fancy baskets, suit
ohLs for eo1,disS
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Adler e. Bro.

And the youthful color are restored to faded
or gray hair by the use of Parker's Hair
BAlsam, harmless dressing highly ~ emed
for its perfume and purity.
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OF money TO all points reached BY the
Sou bern Express Company and the Texas
Express Company, a reduced rate has been
issued in card form by the Southern Express
Company, as follows:
For sums OF SO and under. Is cents
For sums SO to $40. inclusive. cents
For sums over $40 TO $50. inclusive------2o cents
For sums over $50 to SIS, inclusive.--..4 40 cents
These money parcels are delivered to con-
signees at their residences or places OF busi-
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.OiVer,FllllG&C0
WHOLESALE ROCEKs
n ia the Hight Of Folly

To wait NATL you are down with disease
that my last, when timely use OF Parkers
Ginger Tunic would cure you- we nave
known sickly families made the healthles'
hu Il -Ohserrfr
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M. DoAK, Grenada. Miss
Visitors


VIII do well BY calling at Adler
Bros, 26I Main street. for BOOTS an
shoes OF every description.
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brea king like a young iris Two years ago the old
ship was well nigh wrecked. and she was let dis
mantled in the waters but she has been lifted ul
AGAIN: new sails have been given her and If you
will no d up my arms / will paint victory upon
her flag We are turbid sea and my hand is
on the y heel With united strength we will pass
Beasley upon the right. RUSSELL upon the left
and riding into ceep water over Hawkinss ole
hulk we will reach the shore in safety. Your
help will enable me to guide the ship clear, and
when the day OF my Inauguration comes, and GOV
Hawkins salutes me ss his successor, VIII mold
ernor, you deprived me once OF my franchise'
Nom q Deople yOtei'
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ters of mile. Entries: North Anna, sudie
McNairy, Msude Pollock, Ada Ban, Bsllona.
Third Rdcs.-Gaston's Hotel Purse; one
mile. Entries: Aleck Ament, Pearl Jen-
nings, Lizzie s., Robert Bruce, Eva <,
Emma E, Greenwood, B4gdzd.
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1.aates Wishtng a Perfume

Should keep and rss Hammers Llniment
md STOCK Powders. They are invaluable
In fhe treatment of stock diseases
- O. W. JONES & CO :, Agents.
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Koen Yonr Stock in CONDITION
GNal.ilii.

To do this, you will End no means SO re-
| liable as he use of Hammers Stock Powders
~--- wv. JONES & CO., Agents.
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VisitOrs
For small Kemittauces

Will find meals served at all hours and in
the best of style, at the most moderate prices,
at George SchilIy's, Nos. 7, 9 and IL Court
street. -.
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To.paTs P1oaHAMsfE.

First Raoe.-Tsnnessee Club Pure; one
and one-eighth niies Entries: Brigand
BelIe, Warrington, Brad, Wedding Day,
So Sss,nd Eae<--LadisS StakAs- thrss-ansr-
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FIoyd,s ladies, Restaurant.

Ladies need feel no delieaey about going 70
our place after the hedter. Oysters, fish, game,
ice cream and many lille delieoeies to suit The
Vaasf fnsJidioAs
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Economy Is wealth

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned aod repaired
by i. Isaaes, 20 Second 81, opp. Court eqaure'
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Thai combines novelty, delicscy aud rich
ness, end Fioreston Cologne entirely SALE
factery.
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The Most Exquisite styles
Pm Ladie.' shoes AID slippers at
ADLE4 a BR0., 26I Mai1 street,
Leubrie's Old stand.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EURRIE's THEATEK

FIVE NIGHTS,
Commeuclng MOndHy. ctober SSu.
anecial LADIES' Matinee "Wednesday. at O'Clock
Tire favorite Emotional Commencing, Mlss
LIE :" IS.
In David Belasco's Society Drama,
HEIIE RUSS6,
As produced at wALLACK'S HEATER, N. 4,
nightly for over three months, and now running
with great success in England. 80 ,,.,
s5S Genre YOUR seats at H llenbergs, 2S9 MAIN
NEXT week-THOMAS w. ENF.
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I BROS
II w

90. 900 cases $50 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, kasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 Half.brls. New Mackerel. L. & ..
2OOO Kits New Mackerel, 1, and 3.
25 Half barrels New Mess Mackerel.
90 Kits New Mess Mackerel.
100 Boxes New COdfish.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Flat Iheese.
100 Boxes New FUN Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese
9 in a box, about 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver MOOa New Process
FlSHr-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlOur,very me
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
80 brls HOminy.
so brls Grits.
1000 brIs Sugars-ali grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snuff.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
95brls Pure Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop Lemons-NeH
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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/ FoR boot. and shoes made % order 80 to
yosgsIi q Co. ~
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GEN. gnte,. speeech.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-It is with the
greatest pleasure that appear before you so well
SPOKEN Of and as the nominee of the grandest con-
vention ever assembled in this State. thank you
for appearing here to night TO hear me- despite the
tune TO traverse this State from END to another
and 1 think there is swell-tide upon Us that
will carry US safely to victory in Novem'
Der next. There is hardly break in the
Democracy of East Tennessee 1t has been
the custom in Tennessee for candidates TO meet
each other in joint debate 1t has not been so in
this cany ass 1 have been villifed by the Repub
licans for not meeting the other nominees GOV
Hawkins said, the other day, that he mad heard
there was a gentleman named Bate who was
running against him but he has not yet Dee1
able to come up with MIN. No, governor, you
will never come up with me, and in November
next will leave
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According to our platform, II We Peia ne aso
,,cs,x We would have 70 pay SIS 500 oco Accorolni
10 me Republican platform We Eeu1a nay Is az N ~
az,Haoob uaktngA dinersnee o. osel s1'''e>~
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Fos haots and shoes made to order go te
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FnR RENT or LEASE.

ZINE PLANTATIoN-oi 1900 acres at Bradley die :,
vation: dwelling of ave rooms; all Necessary our
houses, and fences in good repair; p1st0mes an
oya.fow JNO. W CGRRlN, So Madison street.
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so FAR BEHIND

that YOU will be permanently shelved. 1 have in
this canvass been a sort of pacifcAtor, and have
the pleasure to announce that to a great extent
have succeeded in settling the difficulties of the
Democratic party. 1t has been my effort to har-
monte and unity the grand old party. have
written on the flag Democracy and harmony, and
VOID victory The Republican party can always
concentrate. its force A few prominent men n
{alI iu, With the Democratic party it
j. different 1t is full of Municipalities and origi-
nal thoughts, come as it were to cast oil upon
the troubled waters. | come to harmonic the
party. he Democratic party lies PROSTATE in this
state and hope to be able to lift her up. They
want to serve Tennessee as they did Old Virginia.
she has been brought down to a state-debt ques-
captiyity. The balance Of power Is the safety
valve of the Democratic party in this country.
Seeing the importance of preserving that balance,
the Repu blicans want to wrap their
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AUCTION SALES.

Uillbe sold st flee, 80 Magazine street New Or
leans the wreck OF steamboat Robert l. Les.nu nun,
i;es annk in the Mississippi river, about thirty
miles blow vicksburg, in low water
Terms-Cash on spot -.
- LOST.
(IOW-stIawberry color; bushy white tail; white
I j face Return TO % Linden SITS liberal reward
WALKING cANE--BIack, with gold head d
w monosram In front, III I;, on sop street
and be rewavded:
FOR RENT OR LEASE.
H7NF PL.NTATION-oi 1900 acres at Bradley,s
LANDING AIE Ave SO r acTes ali neces.ary out
Sanse and fences 10 good repair postofiee and
lore WITH $50 crssiN, IS Madison street
FOR RENT.
"nRNIsHED RooMs-At Sc Monroe street, one
II square from Peabody Ho-eI
u RICK cSErt f Madison Apply
DOoMs-Iarge, unfinished front rooms, at 279
60 Lin en- street
GT0RE-on southeast corner Main and Union
II Tb Sese once rooms on floor above store
store No. IS Union street, near Main. recently
put in a Az GTd A IA APR PE1 on N Court
17yTNR PT.1NTATTON-On Presidents Island Tor
r. mt from January l. 1883; $50 acres OF cleared
and
Ave wears past by Colonel Ed Rlcnaroson HtIn
Shelby Sict IaUor viii be rented TO responsl pie
n4rtv for one or more term o. years MS place u
Rndsr good fence, has all necessary caolns anu
onthouses Clubhouse, stables, etc, and WITHIN Two
lilies OF the city OF Memphis. For terms app 70
n.AeS " '-s OVERTON d GRONESNOk.
THE LARGE Ffks Glass COTTON WEE wee
4onsE-Between Seale and Linden stIeets
o.Tn1Ied the mast season ~ W. A, Gage q Co Inc
Ssr-hons,. viii be put in No repair q once:
"arsiOose Wan W J. " PATRICK.
/ SFsTDENCE-2ss Union; eight rooms m gas s. and
h sewer connections. MISOR MEKlMElHEk
d EsIDENI Five rooms. and grocery store lore; 70
| II UNION; 1wer connections. NJ. MEklM zIaEh
| .IUITE OF OFFiGES-In Planters insurance
- Building an elegant suite OF Onces on seS e
aOor and pleasant siugle Bedroo m on thl{u nooI-
| I-NOTTAGE-On Walkx avenue, fronting on
j Hernando street railroad, near Captain joseph
l TenoV's residence. 1t is in complete oroeE WIZ
| be rented low. Apply at sc . Mon street,
HOONS-Furnished or IDfprnished, without
4 h board in pie SAINT 10 cation, ol Jehers on 81
4 IIO0Ms-Suitablef for Ign housekeeping at 100
/ u Third street or rooms With Doaro:
| RooMs-Ni0e furnished rooms IS S Main street.
D OOMs-Nicely furnished to gentleman b eio
| Nv second Sur. ct. corn er Monroe:
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For Decorating.
Iohn SturIa,s RESTAURANT.

FIags, Lanterns, EicY
Call at specht a. Walters
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PLEASANT EPISODE.

Gents Fashionable Hand-SeWed Boots
AID Shoes,
which have no superior In quality and
G,. at ADLER 1G BROS,
26I N atm street.
Leubrfess Old stand.
Sharp County record., 1882-09-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Town and County.

Mrs. Sawyers, wife Of a. M. Sawyers,
of Ash Flat. died last Sunday night.
Mrs. Mum, wife of Judge A. H. Num-,
of Sullivan township, died on the 3Oth ult.
The election at this place passed off
quiet and harmonioqsly except few, very
few "dirt-slingers" who hurt and put out
nobody's eyes but their own > "
Mr.. P. o. Porter sent us some sample
ears of corn the other day, raised on Nuh-
Rim Ridge, which will compare with any
grown on the Mississippi river.
Mr.. MIG. Wainwright and family re-
turned from Harrison last Sunday evening.
He says crops in the upper counties are as
fine as he ever saw, and provisions cheap.
-Messrs, John Metcalf, of the firm of
Williams g. Metcalf. and W. D. Cochran,
of the firm of Cochran g. Son, started to
St. Louis last Tuesday, to lay in NAM
moth stock of fall and winter goods for
their houses.
We regret that Rev. F.. R. Noes letter
was not received in time publication
,aass. yTooiS, anu rnc q 1eiIi+ sSN-., r.
dates, to whom he spoke words OF encour-
agement, having boarded the old ship OF
Defeat and gone to the arctic regions at
the head of Salt river" is the cause OF It's
not appearing this week.
An old man and 1O-year old boy and
e.rl passed through town last Friday, afoot,
with a couple of gentle little donkeys on
which was packed their tent-poles and
cloth and other camp equipage, goiug east.
The donkeys, with brides tied up, three
or four spotted dogs and little black one
riding a donkey, we're all following the
happy family, attracting the attention Of
everybody on the streets AS they made
no halt OF inquiry. nobody learned where
these strange travellers we're from ana
where they were going-perhaps to Egypt,
to tell their friends that corn and 'taters
were plentiful up in the mountains OF
"Hepsidam where the lion roareth not
and no whangdoodles mpaneth."
Sharp County record., 1882-09-07

a bountiful repast for all pres
ent, there being, after all having
ate, "twelve' baskets Of frag,
ments" left at, almost every
table. - , ."'t - ~
/ After dinner Bold Spring and
Mt. View schools took the. stand
and 'ent4 tainsd the audience
with similar morning exercises,
at the close Of which Marshall
Wann formed s procession! Of
the several schools, with. their
respective banners, and marched
to the music Of the" band. SO
many White-robed scholars,
marching under So many bril-
liant banners, presented q scene
sublime which must be seen be-
fore it can be fully appreciated.
After the march, the process
sion returned to the stand, when
ElderW ageter delivered a short,
interesting address on Sabbath
Schools, morality and temper
ance. after which, Judge
Powell made a few appropriate,
interesting remarks. DR.. +. M.
Coz then, in behalf of the Even
ing Shade Cornet Band, ten
dered thei thanks for q beauti-
full and delicious cake, presented
them by Miss Parilee Taylor,
when the audience was dismissed.
The mar halls kept the most
perfect order during the entire
day, one OF the noticeable and
commendable things being that
they kept perfect silence among
the lemonade venders, whose
yells on such occasions are very
annoying and disgusting to ev.
erybody, and the boys did full
as well in. their little "biz" as
they would had they been split
ting their rlT'oats with hideous
yells. A Eye s1I1.V WI!NEss. !.Ll
Sharp County record., 1882-09-07
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
(COncluded. }

OUHCt"""''/
W NJ Edwards against J J byrd, con-
tinued.
Singer Manufacturing Company against
H&T Morgan, appeal from z court,
dismissed.
James A Hamilton ct al against Wood
Birehield, complaint at law, continued:
George W Edwards against Y Huddle-
ston ct al, complaint at law, non suit.
James S Darling against Joseph Will
son, appeal from J P court, continued. ,
william Donahou against M L and
johnson Smith, appeal from 7 court;
continued,
Springfield & Memphis Railroad Co;
against VIM. F MCGEE ct al, for right OF
way; continued.
Springfield & Memphis Railroad Co;
against N Johnson ct 81, for right OF
way; continued.
Springfield & Memphis Railroad TO-
against 6 W English, for right OF way;
Springfield & Memphis Railroad Co.
against Jesse Phillips and Sam Walker,
for right of way; continued.
Springfield & Memphis Railroad 70.
against Joseph Wilson and Asa Hubble,
petition for right of way; continued.
William Walker, ex parte petition; or
der removing disabilities.
Sharp County record., 1882-09-07
BOLD SPRING PICNIC.

This grand festival was large
ly attended, about 1000 or l2OO
people present. .
The exercises were opened at
9 a. m., with music by the Even
ing Shade band. The follow
ing Sunday schools were then
called to the stand: Calamine,
Pleasant Hill and Cross Roads,
which entertained the audience
with vocal music, orations, de-
clamations, &c. After which,
a sumptuous dinner was served
in regular picnic style, proving
Sharp County record., 1882-09-07
Road Notice.

To the Honorable County Court Of Sharp
The undersigned will present petition
to the county court of Sharp, at the Octo-
Der term, 1882, to change the Batesvllle
and Salem road No. 2, commencing at Il.
Shirly's residence, crossing the Bayou at
B. S. Shirley's mills; thence to 4. M
McCoy's residence. intersecting the Bates
Vile road again at or near Robert Wileys
residence. Said road is supposed to be
one quarter of mile farther than pres
ent way, though it will be much easier
kept up. - w. ~ hilh'
Septeopber 9 1882
Sharp County record., 1882-09-07
ELECTION NEWS.

The following are the election returns
up to last last night '''
| SHARP COUNTY.
Fo. Governor--Rerry, ll0S; Garland
93j; Slack, l45. . ~
Judge, Third District-rPowell, 1917
Neill, 2Ql. b..
Pros. ,Astcfney--.Dyer, 1865; Turner:
1866; Padgatt, 216. i L T., ,'.h
=" y IS &C. IzAgD.
Judge.--.Povell, 1928; Neill. 357.
Pros, Attorney-rDyer, ~s85 !" IuInsr,
299; Padgett I'll. ~, +
y = . FULTON.
Mr. ]. G. Jefety, of Salem, who game
in yesterday Evening, gave uO the follow
ing:
Powell, 43O; Neill, 35l; Dyer, 373;
Padgett 292; Turner, 243. y,
~ LAWRENCE.
A note from Mr.. George Thcrnburge
Esq, Of Powhatan, to gudgs Wilson,
says:
"Powelps majority iG about l5O; Dyer's,
about 500" ) '.''''.' '"'