Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-08

Jannary, 1853, aI wor rkias day,, I,i0s
mnrca 1888 1883 g orsiss worsias
april, 1883. y workfng days, 1,33o
Total, IIs o,as4
The days specified above are actual working
days. December has one holiday, Christmas;
January, New Years; five days of January were
lost in erecting new 500 horsepower double ell
gine, during which time everything was at
standstill; February has holiday, Washington's
birthday; March having no holidays full time
was made, twenty-seven working days and giving
us the enormous output OF li33 cabinet organs
In April two days were lost the first beiGg annual
moving and on the 9th the municipal election oc-
CURED, at which time the mayor, common coun-
ell, etc, were chosen. As all national CUBE ma
torial and municipal elections are legal holidays
the factory was closed. Upon the 9th OF April /
was chosen by the citizens as their chief magis-
largest majority ever gwen q mayor since the
place was incorporated.
The following is from the New York Daily Times;
POPULAR MAYOR RE-kLECTED.
WAsHISGToS n j.. April AT the munici pal
election heI1 today, Daniel F. Beatty was re-
ing mej9rity Tne largest vote ever known was
| po lsd.-Nelp York Daily Times, April 10, 1888.
| TaSing into consideration that about twelve
years ago or in 1870, left my fathers farm pen
niless and, By industry, honesty and thrift and
by strictly adhering to the principle OF the best
goods for the least money" have steadily risen
| and am achieving success that is wonder TO
| the slow going monopolists, and have accom-
plished it unaided save by the support of patrons
| The record is sHansiperdble fact, and proves
without the possibility of refutation that the
Beatty organs giving the best of satisfaction
The record OF shipm ents in April far surpasses
any ever made in the world, the daily average out
| put being fraction over ffty-eight organs, the
total being 1885 organs in twenty three days.
| ! ne AVERAGE for the past five months is dooce
| fttgjour per day.
| l challenge any manufacturer in this country or
Europe, or the world, equal this record of CASA
| organs in liz working days
| If 1t has been equaled, Will donate SIC, 900 to
| auJ Charitable institution that may be agreed
| upon.
This is not blow 1t is the record of honest facts
| SO anxious am to have all come and see my fac
| tory and books for themselves and purchase an
organ, That will allow SO travelling expenses in
stead OF % as heretofore. II necessary, ] will pay
all travelling expenses from any reasonable dis
| lance Bear in miud that there were small
| organs IN the above record. They were all large
| Chapel, Parlor, Church and Cathedral organs
| none We're made containing less than octave
| manual and from TO SO octaves of reeds.
| N0TE.-The above record does moi include thu
shipments OF BeAtty's Pianofortes Grand squar
and Upnght. large number of these fnstru
ments were also shipped during this period. Tn
pubic's humble and obedient servant
| DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington. n. J.
STATE OF NEw JERSEY, WARREN COUNTY S.
| Charles II. Dsvis, being duly sworn ON his oat
saith that he IS superintendent of Daniel
! Beattys Manufacturing Establishment and ths
the foregoing shipment Of organs as above state
| is true. CHARLES H DAVE
Sworn and subscribed before me Nay1 iss3
P. q. HANN, Notary Public.