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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12

HE coming holidays will be more gener-
ally observed thsn any for many years, and
We would remind our readers that a bottle
oil Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup will prove a
most acceptable holiday present.
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CLoAKS.

We beg to announce the receipt
lof some quite choice styles In
Satin and Ottoman Wraps Of COM
Portable weight. These are
mainly imported goods and wide
ily differ from the average rich
garment" being nearly all ele-
giant importations and suitable
for ladies Of refined taste.
In cloth garments of medium
lpricesand unexceptionable style,
we are well supplied.
We maintain this week the low
prices OF the last fortnight, in
ieluding the Misses and Children
Cloaks at the uniform price Of
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Three Year. Tor kobbIpx lhe mai,s.

PITTsBURG, November 11.-Clsrence b.
Gibson, an old postofice employee in this
city, was sentenced 20 three years in the PEN
itentiary for robbing the m ais.
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ENRAaED MoRKMEN.

One Of the workmen employed by the
French government in Its tobacco factory
here was fined for violating the rules of the
institution. This SO enraged his fellow
laborers that they seized the manager and
attempted 10 avenge their comrade by throw
ing the manager into the river. The police
and government authorities interfered, and
with great difficulty succeeded in rescuing
him. Several heads were broken during the
melee. Nobody was killed.
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FRANCE.

LYONS, November 11.-Placards have been
posted on the walls of the principal build
ings and on bulletin boards calling for an
other socialist demonstration here. The
authorities are unable to discover who placed
the placards, SO secretly has the work been
done, but full notice has been given, and it
is probable demonstration will take place.
The police are on the alert, and will prevent,
if possible, any outbreak or tendency to be.
come unruly. The military continue in the
rA4I aSA,, -:~1p TO be called on at any mo,
ment. 1t Is not llkeIy lnas - anarcbists
will find as smooth sailing as before il they
attempt to disturb the peace of the city and
N tinn
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MILLINERY,

A great number of Children
Hats at 75c.
Quite a large lot at 81 SIS.
A considerable number OF nice
looking Bonnets and Hats, of gooS
materials and well-trimmed, at s.
Many elegant Bonnets and Hats
Sc, 81, IS.
superb Hats, SO. Sl2.
(Never have anything superb
at less than s10.)
Other quite too magnifieen
Hats nm exhibition.
New Feathers, 81. q, s., wer
S..
New Evening Flowers.
Ribbons selling at sc, 10c, Is
zoe. 25c.
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BARGAINS!
NOTICE.

StoekhoIders' Meeting Pioneer Mil.
HIHE Animal Meeting Of the stock holders OF 20
neer Mil will be held a. once OF eia,kes Sonn-
=. = r. MONDAY Nov. 13ta. al 10 o clock an,
for re election of Directors 70 serve the ensuing
vear TO receive Treasurers report, ana tne tLAns-
se'40A' y. W. J. BOOKER. Treasurer.
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III. d. B. II.


EUPHRATES LODGE, No. S5.--The regular
q meeting of this Lodge VIII be held this sun
DAYl evening, at o. clock, sharp Last day to pay
ues H. GRONAOER, Secretary.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
A WORD IN SEASON.

Drink not In winter, when the wind
is tickle as a wandering mind
When snow falls like winding-sheet,
And clouds sail like a scattered fleet.
Wine makes the best blood blue and thin
And chills the heart that beats within.
The blood that pulses through the veins
Beats best in him who best a5staips.
Drink not in spring, when flowers arise
Clad In the rainbow varies dyes;
Their cups, more fine than porcelain,
They hold to catch the dew and rain.
The bird dip not their bills 10 Stake
Their thirst with what wine-blbbers take
They taste the dew and rain, and raise
Their little heads in grateful praise,
Drink not In summer, when tho sun
strikes with his lance the reckless one.
Can fire within keep off the heat
And make the heart with vigor beat?
Effect is sure TO follow cause;
Nature has writ her code oflaws
In characters of light, and plain
AS truth: "From alcohol abstain!'
Drink not In autumn, when the chill,
Raw blast pipes loud upon the hill;
IT'S then Boreas. raving cold,
Scatters the leaves ofred and gold.
with lips invisible at fues
He whispers of the wrecks OF crews,
And shakes the shutters while he roars
Like drunken men at tavern-doors.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

The following from lato number OF the
London Agricultural Gazette Is a good study
In the Somersetshlre dialect, whatever may be
It's merits In the weather ''forecastinp" Hue.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
WIDOW APPLEDORES
ROMANCE.

"a man that thinks of nothing but
pep'mint oil an price Of wheat! No!
Emma Jane; my life has been hum
drum enough without my ending it
with Deacon Bliss. shan't have him %
swell, well, Rosetta, if you won't /
don't knows anybody's goin'ter try an
make you," chirped plump, rosy, Mrs.
Phlox, looking up from the stout blue
wooden sock she was knitting. 81 spose
the Deacon thought he'd right to ask
you, seem it's free country. Caleb
. Appledore was an awful nice man, but
SOS the Deacon. Lone wimmin are
put on. Job Wittamore neglects your
gard'ning, an just see what work you
have with your fires winters an keep
in roads broke out"
'1'm not going to marry just to have
some one tend the garden and do the
chores" said Mrs. Appledore. give
never found fault with them that's
dead and gone; but know what it is
to live with person who does not
care two pins for the things l do, and
if ever do marry again it will be some
one who can sympathize with me. l
can't say can swallow all 'Lias Brad
shaw says about The marryin' of souls
and aflinities. but there's some truth in
it you may depend. Besides, I'd like a
little romance in my life before de-
"Ro-mance is all well huff" said
Mrs. Phiox "but you're so next March,
Rosetta, an sech man as Deacon
Bliss don't grow on every bush. Bein'
good provider, an splendid farmer,
an deacon, an pillar in the church
may not be romantic, but they're good
recommendation in a man you're
thinkin' of marryin'. hope you'll
think twice." hN
II have thought, and / shan't marry
the Deacon" said Mrs. Appledore de
cisively; San if that's being romantic
I'm not ashamed of it,"
The little widow did not look TO-
mantle. Her complexion was u dull
white, and her hair was a dull brown
Dull, too, were her large gray eyes that
blinked behind shortcsighted glasses
but her form, though meager and dc
void of curve, was not without grace
and she had a clear, sweet soprano
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

I've tOld'ee avortime, again an' again,
o. salsons O. thunder an lightnin' an rain.
" starms an o. vluds. an calamitlee sad,
An too true they've a. cum an bin terrible
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

- eultor OF
. how an artist
tr, nave accepted your
kim ,ou in your new quarters
with ?. this had not my old enemy,
Mr.. Rhel. bounced on me so suddenly
He arrived - Friday, and, without stopping to
send up his GARD, rushed in and grasped me by
the hand with such grip that in few hours
my hand and wrist were 20 badly swollen and
painful that felt as though one of Mr.. Hatchs
coal teams had run over me. Mr.. Rheumatism
has been q constant visitor OF mine for several
years; he always swells and put on great many
airs, making himself at home, devouring my sub
stance and leaving me poor in flesh and pocket.
Last winter he came and stayed two months.
then decided that the next time he came would
change his diet. L was somewhat at a loss what
20 feed him with, but finally concluded to give
him three square meals a day Of ST. JACOBS OIL
morning, noon and night. This fare he is dis
gusted with, and is packing up his trunk and will
leave by tomorrow or next day: says he cannot
stop any longer, as he has pressing business else
where He is q treacherous fellow, and he in
tends visiting some Of our Salem friends; If he
does, Just give him the same fare that did and
he won't stop long. J. S. LRFAvoUR.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
THE COMING SEASON.


~
The following from lato number OF the
London Agricultural Gazette Is good study
In the Somersetshire dialect, whatever may be
lts merits In the weather "forecastina" Hue.
All You that be varmin' q year PLACE cum
neither,
An I'll teli'ee ixacly what manner o. weather
You've got cummln' on the saison ayoree,
Ef you'll be but ~ Kind as TO hear out my
Story. - NY t
I've told'ee ayortime, again an again,
o. SEASONS O thunder an lightnin' an rain.
" starms an o. vluds. an calamitles sad,
An too true they've a. cum an BIN terrible
bad.
Now, Pm PLACED to nfOrm'ee, I've got better
news.
The clark o. the weather have done WI the
He's cummin' out handsome an smilin' to
year;
Ye can take thess vor gospel, telpee no wear.
Not as how sets up yer prophet like they
AM pretends tey d mestery they can explain,
How the stars In their coorses bring zunshine
or rain
No wizard be / o. the north, east, or west;
My prophecies come yrom the source that's Tue
That's sheer calculation O cause an tfiec,
Nine times QUITO ten, zurr, you'll Wind 1t cor
rec.
Ef you takes care to chronicle cycles o. wealth
or,
An you knows how to putt all their lessons TO-
gether,
That adage by statesmen no well understood,
That hestory repeats itzelf mostly holds good.
Mild wsnters have generally brought, as a
rule,
Vine RUNNERS, tho p'raps in the early part
COOL
At zunshin en- March we had better not holler
No RUNNERS made by the Eight O. one swoi'
Ter.
ct ull come very coold I'm ayeard aiore long,
An kill off the plants an the buds that beani
strong.
Aist wends ull be tryin, an wunt at all suit
The orchits an them rs depends upon fruit.
But take ct all round an all auver the nation,
The land will quite pay vor zum good cultiva-
ton;
Yer ground wunt be deluged weth auver much
rain;
A little coOld weather in April an May,
Weth showers and p'raps sleet, wunt mucf
hurt v0r the hay:
An eff the hot GUNNER don't come in 30 soon
As what you expected, twill come late in June
July wull be hot an remarkably dry,
An TO leap purity early thess year we mos
try;
Vor Angus may bring yum electrical change
An Of harvests that's late shud be wet, 'twun
be strange.
Our loads will be he ayy from meadow an field
Whate an barley will give US capital yield
Tbe.grpups an wuZzles 'ull do vury WELL
with eai ,sss..tatg-ssn market to zell.
Ef grsh O:rops be early an quickly III Ia.
We once more vrom varmin a profit mig1
a# win
doant gay our prospects be bright altogethe
But they wunt be no wuss vor the mex zum
mer's weather.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
A Long Snooze.

Rip Van Wrinkle slept good while, Jet had
his sleep occurred about 80 years ago, when
Downs Elixir FIRST attained it's reputation, on
awaking he would have been able to recognize
this friend OF the affl cted and might have taken
another twenty years. nap, and walked up 10
find Downs Elixir at the end OF half century
the most popular and the best Cough Remedy
known. Also Baxter's Bitters for Bilious dis
eases, not 80 old, but good.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
Suddenly Weakened.

81 suffered with rheumatism of the
back and hip for a number of years. >
said Mr.. Thomas Morgan, Superinten.
dent of Streets. II was waited on by
physicians, but they gave no perma.
nent relief, and / resolved to try St
Jacobs Oil. My rheumatism weaken.
ed at the first attack of its great enemy
st. Jacobs Oil, and soon 1 was WE'LL
Cincinnati TImes-Star.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

Mr.. Michael Robbett, ~ Sargent
street, Cahoes, N. Y, was cured of a
very severely injured knee by St.
Jacobs Oil, says the Rochester, N. Y,
Sunday Herald.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

The Princess Louise is expected to
return to Canada this month and to
spend the summer there. With Lord
Lorne, in September she will visit
British Columbia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

1t is the opinion of Lieutenant Dan
enhower that Lieut.. belong and his
comrades landed near inhabited settle
ments, but were misdirected by mac
curate charts to the wilderness where
they persisted.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

The Pope lately performed the mar
riage ceremony in the Vatican for a
handsome young neice, Anna Pecci.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

MIS-. AppicdOf0 0lO NOT f0uIOy4 -
apron, and after a pause the Deacon
falteringly continued: Il s'pose faint
no use to argy. Folks has their own
idees of such things; but anyways III
stand yer friend
The widow rubbed her eyes and
slowly let fall her apron. I've always
had the greatest esteem for you,' she
said, with little shake in her voice
but / never knew how goOd-how
much think of you. i will
The Deacon started up, will yep
Mrs. AppledOre had taken refuge in
her apron.
will we really, Rosetta p he repeated
The bowed head covered in the blue
Bingham nodded.
'Ye shant regret it, said the Dea-
con, solemnly and awkwardly laying
his big hand, coarsened by labor, on
her shoulder. Lord bless The little
woman-an' our home. Our home,
he spoke softly as If to himself.
In about fortnight DIR. Ollapod at
tended quiet wedding. You've had
romance at last, Rosetta. l might
better say two of EN- whispered Mrs
Phlox, as she gave the bride sisterly
kiss. The alteration of the Professor
was like things in novel book, but
marryin' man whose goodness and
farm can't be paralleled in the county
is romance that has sense in it, an
wish you joy.'-Our Continent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

llInFC, IBTPROVED ROOT BEER
AInfN 25C. package makes % gallons of u
delicious wholesome, sparkling Tenn
] perance beverage. Ask your druggist or sent bJ
mall for 25c CE.IIlRES as N, Della. ave., Phllada.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

lookup.
Mrs. Appl>
night; she ina.
was wide awake
and long before day,
solved to sell her home
bank stock and move ives
my romance she groane-
always been romantic, and wa
romance such as I've read about,
I've had one.' About s o'clock in
morning there came a lively rap at til
kitchen door, and. unstrung by excite
ment and loss of sleep, she shrieked
aloud.
Only me; only Deacon Bliss cried
pleasant voice through the keyhole.
Mrs. Appledore slid back the bolt
with trembling fingers. How thank
full am she said holding out her
hand; Il feel so in need of somebody
Twas fortinet i come along jes' as l
did them said the Deacon, taking off
his straw hat and slowly rubbing his
face with his ample bandana. 1t was
shrewd though benevolent face,
framed in waves of iron-gray hair. i
see We look kinder peaked. The wealth
er has been tryin'. I've felt 1t myself,
an ached in my jints the wust way
It's my soul, Deacon walled the
widow. dropping into chair and COW
ering her face with her aporn. I've
always hankered after a romance an
I've had one, an / wish was dead and
laid beside Caleb
oh, no We don't Miss Appledore,
said the Deacsn i'm the caressing tone in
which he would address a sobbing
child. This worlds a pOoty good
place, an, with few exceptions, folks
are pooty good. 1 come over to fetch
few sweetin's. and to tell you tibet
that there offer made we a spell ago
holds good yet. rally wish ye'd
consider it again
Mrs. Appledore remained silent be.
hind her apron.
'Ef ye'd have me-, repeated the Dea-
con, in low voice. Il know / amt
half good huff and tibet I'm kind NV
an old fellow, but I've got conf able
place an comf'able things in it, and
I've been sot on we this long spell, as
We knows. l dare say was 'tached to
Lucy more "A 4 shall ever be to any body
agin, We sort NV grvWed together like
but - did Won and Csle6 81 I'm }ure
= i w o. "a. AN n ~ - ~, ~. ~ tve
\ sxx,tlo Ra1o, . oWcot - 6W8 plnIn<U y
to me {oGs Uh0 tho 1ikt14 ~ NJ I"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-07
chicago News.

CHICAGO, October THE forth.
coming report Of the State Bureau Of
Labor will show that Illinois is second
only to Pennsylvania in the production
Of coal, and that the output increased
from 100000 tons 10 1880, to 9.O00.-
900 tons this year. Forty six out Of
the 100 counties prouduce coal. The
aggregate value Of the mines has been
nearly $l4,OOO,OOO.
Indianapolis special: The Green
hackers State Central Commilte
nominated Niblock, Of the Democratic
ticket, and Judges Mibbdy and Berk
shire, of the Republican ticket, for
Supreme Court Judges.
Springfield (Ill.) special: Terrible
excitement exists in Christian county,
where 300 armed men are searching
for John Leigh, who shot James
Rigley. Ii found he will be shot or
hanged instantly. E. 7. Leigh, the
father of the murderer, promised
John $1,000 to kill Rigley. He has
been committed to Jail, and his life is
in danger from the mob.
The passenger troubles between the
roads running southeast from st
Paul and Minneapolis are again topic
of discussion. 1t is not believed that
they will last long or be serious,
though heavy cut has been made by
the Rock Island Albert Lea route
from a purpose Of making a settlement
A rate of four dollars to Chicago is
said to have been made yesterday
which resulted in sending most of the
through traffic to Rock Island, There
is no break in freight rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-07

on Monday. was called by Sharpe
without consultation with Smythe.
who was in Albany when it was called.
Smythe has been angry ever since at
Shapes interference. He said on
Monday that he knew nothing about
the conference until he received a
dispatch from Sharpe to attend il.
Smythe continued that the whole
thing was i'll advised and unfortunate.
and that Hepburn would not have de-
clined if it had not been for things
said in the conference. For all this
he blamed Sharpe. The two leaders
had some rather hot words over it.
Smy.he asserting that Sharpe was
usurping powers which do not belong
to him. and which the full committee
refused to intrust to him. 1t is limited
about the Fifth Avenue Hotel that
one or the other Of the two leaders will
have to get out Of the committee.
"Beecher kicked over on Sunday"
said Half breed to-day; Hepburn
declined on Monday, Curtis repudiates
the ticket on Tuesday, and to-day the
committee gets to quarreling. think
they had better shut up shop and 90
home"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-07
AbOut Steve Dorsey.
New York Tribune.

new 10TH lflDune.
Fix Senator Dorsey is related by
some Washington friends to have an
effection of the eyes that threaten
blindness, and to show some of the
earlier symptoms of softening of the
brain. His wife is also broken in her
we'll known gazelle eyed beauty from
the long anxiety and publicity Of the
mail trials. Only ten years ago this
man was in private occupations and
probable to be independent and happy.
A Senator'S seat being in want Of a
customer, he concluded not to resist
the temptation. Three years ago he
was regarded in New York as the most
promising and dashing business man,
who came here to settle, and President
Arthur and others we're going to be
associated with him in new Broad
way horse-car railroad, and it is said
that Cornell was too slow to aid this
and other rapid suggestions of the
young Midas, and hence exasperated
the Vice Presidents friends. The
lesson is old as history that men OF
bold, forward parts can find no path
SO dangerous as politics. Dorsey
family originated in Maryland, and
the ex-senator is remarkable with
the early Maryland pilgrim fathers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-07
PuIIedHer Eve Ont.
Louisville Commercial.

hVhieNhAo NVhhAOAOluls
A very queer and serious accident
occurred yesterday morning, just
before the breakfast gong sounded at
the Calf House. Mary Underwood,
young girl who works in the kitchen,
and the Italian cook in the hash de
partment got to skylarking with big
chunks OF dough. Mary plastered the
Italians eye with biscuit, and the
Italian made things even byplastering
Mary's face with pancake batter. They
were enjoying themselves hugely at
the expense Of the victuals, when the
Italian took down from shelf long
thin wire covered with sharp hooks.
Slipping up behind her he made a
lunge at the neck of her dress, think
ing that it would be capital joke to
surprise her in this way. She caught
sight Of the movement by glancing
over her shoulder, and turned around
quickly to Illustrate the design, but in
doing so received one of the sharp
hooks in the ball of the left eye. The
Italian had already begun the back.
ward movement in a jerk, and before
he could arrest his arm he had pulled
her eye clear out of her head. 1t lay
upon her cheek by mere thread OIL
nerves. A doctor was called in, and
as the nerve had not been destroyed
and the wire had penetrated ouly the
outward coating of the eye, it is hoped
that she will not lose the use Of it
though il is quite probable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-07
Wall Street.

New York, October Richmond and
West Point has advanced to 46 from SS,
its closing price yesterday, and Richmond
and Danville to 80 from 81.
IL AM-Wheat fairly active but un-
settled at Aahc lower.
Speculative trading in the stock market
opened Hal% per cent lower, the latter
for Denver, Richmond and West Point,
and Richmond and Danville. However,
these were exceptions, the former being
and the latter per cent higher Imme-
diately after the opening Denver advanced
l per cent and reached ~ per cent, after
which the market became strong and prices
sold up HalA per cent, Oregon aad Trans
Continental, Denver, and Union Pacific
being prominent in the advance while
Richmond and West Point advanced 5per
cent and Richmond and Danville per
cent This was followed by reaction of
HalT per cent, the latter for Northern
Pacific preferred, while Richmond and
West Point fell off 4 per cent and recoy-
cred l, and Richmond and Danville de-
clined 4 per cent and rallied 215.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

ALEXANDRIA, October 7,-The report
that joint control will likely be abolished
has produced an excellent effect.
LoNDo n, October IA c CORE
spondent to the Cologne Gazette declares
that the Egyptian wounded were mur-
dered by the British in trenches at Tel-el-
Kiber long after all resistance ceased. A
letter from non-commissioned officer
says the orders were to spare none of the
enemy and to bayonet every one of them
as they would shoot soldiers treacherously
If the latter passed them.
CAIRO, October 7.-While the annual
caravan, which recently departed with
imposing ceremonies, was journeying to
Suez on the way TO Mecca the canopy
over the sacred carpet was caught and
overturned by telegraph wire and the
sacred emblem exposed to view. The
Dervishes in charge were greatly excited
by the accident, and it is not certain but
that the caravan will have to return and
the ceremony be performed over again in
Cairo.
LONDON, October 7.-Sir Julian Laun-
celot has been appointed permanent I'm
der Secretary for foreign department Of
Gazcttio.
ALEXANDRIA, October 7.-Natives con-
yicted of committing the terrible atroci-
ties during the massacre ofJune II, were
executed this morning.
DUBLIN, October 1.-Two land agents
named Scott and Froome have been fred
at from behind theahedge at Bally Castle
but not hurt, both men had previously
been fired at by farmer named Hogan,
and shot at Bottana. One arrest has been
made.