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Go-nAirsEwRss1msy be the name, or how
lesS <ispsisg thetTosbls, d.. Bsuson's Skin
! Csrewll -alsays clrs skin diseases. Crate
iul hundreds Of cured patients attest to this
! fAet. 81, at 6ruggisis
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Apply at IS Mosby street.

w From ten to fourteen years old, to whom
1 viii give q good home as one of my family, or
pay wages, as preferred. Address
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For the Heated Term

We have just received a splendid line of
white ana fancy striped vests; also fine
stsortment of alpaca, luster aud mohair
costs
GOLDEN EAGLE oNE-PRIcE CLOTHING HOUSE
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When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage, erpreSsage and carriage hiIe and
stop AZ GraHd Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trzl depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant room
fitted up at peese Of 81 oo0. coo reduced 70 81
and upward per day. Elevator Restaurant sup
| Piled with the best, HOrze-cars stages aud ela
waited railroad 70 al depOls. Families can .lgl
| better for less money At the Grand Union tben
K any Other Grst-eiess hute In The city
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EHTSENENTS.
eau sE4B,
OF BUR4AH.
= 81 UEsE.
HOS gzE aaT-.--..........HAY as, Isss,
At O'Clock. At

Giving Impersonauonz of Character and peseriI
ton Of Nodes Of Life in Burmah, with many
Illustrations Of Costumes, Etc, He will
also exhibit Oriental Curi0sities
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1nnO TONS RAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AN {
LOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
~ bought and sold. Address
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
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New MIIIinerH Storc.

Mrs. Lou AoEsnara, 4)4 Msil street,
Memphis, Tenn. All me latest lyles in
Millinery, Haze, Boassts, &c, tkss GER than
c.a bs bought essEhfrs N the oiiy.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ES TAT e.

No. 4422, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Bette Ward ct al. VS. julia Ward,
DY virtue Of an interloeutoTy decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 16th DAY
oil April, 1888, viii sell at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, in front of the CLERK and
Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby county, Men,
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June %, iSsS,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit: Being known as Lots Nos.
? and 8 in Block No. 4, on Shelby street, between
Huliug and ifszevant streets, having front on
shelby street OF 90 Test by deDth of 100 feet, aud
having thereon residence and outhOuses.
Terms of Sale-one-third 60 cash; balance in
one and two Il and p years; notes. with good Sc
curity, bearing interest from date for deferred
payments. This May u, 1883.
Z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
I,yles d Harris and j. Z R. Ray, Solicitors
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sfealn DyeIng and Cleaning.
Tested Inv Tirua.

Ladies' and gsn.s', wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed EuT color. Ostrich plUmes, etc,
lace curtains cleaned By J.. Riegei, IS JsHer-
son stTeeL
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For throat diseases, colds and co1gt
BFoWn's Bronchial Trochss have prspea the
efficacy BY 3 tssl Of many years. PriOet Z
cent?.
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DOOAS-One neatly furnished room on first
II floor, ana three unfinished on second floor,
at No 1874 Second street
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WANTS.


PoARD-For four persons In the country. Ad-
u dress, with full particulars, T., Appeal.
DKIDGE CARPENTERS-Apply to J. B. Saint,
u "a Front street, Monday at o'clock am,
DAkTNER-Inl unl Der and manufacturing bust
I Address f. p, 223 Front street.
HokSE AND BUG6Y-To buy or use gentle,
Ii sale horse and buggy for the summer. APP
ply at ~ Madi.on street.
Is At IS Avery street.
- tent, sober and industrious, as snipping-elerk
IN some wholesale house: can give hrst-class rel
eIences. Address e. L. PLATI, this once.
( ORSES, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE
Ii at the Clayton place; good fences, plenty OF
WIN GoOBY EAR, $50 Second st.
no BUY A GENTLE HoRs ;.5-a Iady,s dTty-
L ing. Apply IL. 6. HoLLENBkRG, 20 Main.
/ Apply at4 Mosby street.
~ UITAR TAUGHT at BENsON'S-2A Main
O street, by pupil of Barbier's.
Ii ORsE5 AND RULES TO PASTURE-Flne
IL clover and good water; salted regular. For
reference seeJ Il. Manor, at mis- livery stable OPP
posite courthouse. 7. y. BkAhCH.
WHITE GIRL
w From ten to fourteen years old. to whom
will give good home As one of my family, or
R~' Wages - f'~-e'- B. R.. this Office.
OITUATION-By a young mAu, with small fam
= lily, thoroughly aeauainted with mercantile
business done on Mississippi river, would like
te secure position as manager or book keeper or
q store, or would ike to correspond with g. party
who has st0Tehouse to rent at some good bust ess
point references given. Address A. g., this Office.
nASTU RAGE-5O0 acres OF fine grass, water and
{ salt Stock taken d. cheap rates. Two miles
south Of city. GEO. I. VANCE,
City Railroad Office.
no BUY-A Cottage Residence, or rooms in
i good locality, or building lot convenient to
street cars address PRENTlS5,
Care Letter f;arrier No. 2.
NN TONS RAGS IRON DRY ZONES ANO
lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
~ bought and sold. Address
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
409 a4l3 shelby street, Memphis.
CELOND-HAND CLIO THISG-Goed prices paid.
- EITAS SHALL. 4Os Main street.
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LOTTERY.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY
GRAND SPECIAL DRAWING!
GLASS l18O.

OaD1ta1Pr1z $4,000
RhOIcs, S2................ Halves, 81,
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FlOyd's Candies.
None better, and very little as good.
To Those Who Believe in Economy.

Always get the best goods; you will dis.
cover they always last the longest. The
sequel TO this you can find in the mems,
youths sad hoys' elo hing at the
GOLDEN EAGLE ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
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The Furniture store

That attracts the att niion Of all, on account
OF its large bnsiness in attractive !ufaiture,
10 Bryson & C,',, - u Lain sireet. The
stock embrace. sgeSythins Usually found in
a f-sltlssa furnilur, store. Speci4l stienl
tio1 ls giTea " carpets, Of which eysfy
TsTis;- n.n - obtained there. They are Sold
cheap aoa pn. down in good style.
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WHITE GOODS !!
Everything MarIked Down in
this Department.

Good quality Pieue at Sc
Extra quality figured Pique at 1oc.
Good striped Lawn at Toe.
Fine sheer striped Lawn st15c.
Handsome plaid Lawns at I219e, 15c ard 2sc; re-
duced from l5c, zoe and pc
White and cream figured and dotted Swiss. re-
duced from SOC to 25c.
Good India Linen 'st 12Zc, 15c, 20c, PIC and
25c, reduced from I7IEc, zoe 25c, 3oc aud S5c-
Handsome White Brocadss at 29c, reduced from
35c: something new.
Handsome white Satteens at reduced prices.
White embroidered Robes at reduced prices
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Select Strawberries,
From Ben Hart's fruii farm, received daily
BUCKHAM 4 CAMPBELL

SUDDEN changes Of wssihsr are pro uclive
Of throat diseasgs, coughs, c0ljs, ETC. There
ia D. more fre i relief in these diseases
70 be fouud than in The use Of BroHn'. Bron-
chisi Tfocheu Price Is cents
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DOARD-For four persons In the country. Ad
u dress, with full particulars, t., Appeal.
DRIDGE CARPENTEks-Apply to J. B. saint
= N Frnnt street Monday al 9 O'clock An.
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Black Dress Goods Department.!

Brocsded Lsce Bunting at 20c and Use.
Handsome Brocaded silk Greoadide at half their
cost price
AI-Wool Nuns Yelling. 45-inch at S75zc, sold at
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At &c. soc and 75c; reduced from 75e, so and S. TO-
Hd- A lot of odd Eizes for Children at 40ci Que
soc and 75c; worth double the price.
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B. A. HoLLENBERG. Proprietor
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A Lot of Fine China Vases at Cost.
One elegant pair, cost s65 in gold several
years ago, we offer for $50.
JACK BROs. JR 22ia Main street.
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PURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery Court
L at Nashville, rendered at its April Term 1883,
in the case of
The State of Tennessee and another of the Bank
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| GOTTA GE-Three looms, "a Robson street
~ Apply at 10 Alabama street.
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At IS Avery street.

iTNER-Ia lun Der aud manufacturing bust
ess Address T. p, 223 Front street.
kSE AND BUG6Y-To buy or use gentle,
sale horse and buggy for the summer. APP
y Madi.On street.
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{ HAvisG to remove my m irbls works yery
soon, sm now Offering my stock at. greatly
TRos. MAXWELL 81 Onion o
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Fine Phafnzranhs

Pr0f GethardI, az the Cottage Gallery, 4
making excellent photographs for ~ Per
low figures. The professors work is al
good.
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A Word 10 the Wise.

WITH combined Efforts Of one price and
good quality Of goods, we strive to please
and safety all who favor "a with their pat
roBsge.
GOLDEN EAGLE NE-PRIcE CLOTHING HOUSE
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MICE LINE OF COTTAGES. DWELLINGS AM
IN Building Lots --,,-
q InzFKLD7s HesdIigat On ana yaPoT stove

( TIZFELD's Headlight OH and Vapor stoves
Il Cheapest and best at 2SS Second street.
VI NCE street Lot, east OF Mr.. D. POston.
La hO=e street, Lot near Gay street
Neat resideSce on Elliott, near Ar. Godwtn's.
Nice residenc On PontOtoeY near Lsuderdse.
shelby street Lot, opposite SIR. Cloths.
Choice Lot, with Cottage, Union near Wellington
Pretty Lets on fernando, Lsuderdsle and Nc
Re1idence south Of Vance, on fernando.
Fine reside zee, also Lots on Besle.
Three tenements on Csussy; also, one on Beale.
y acres on New Raleigh Road, near Geo. PoEsll
and near Mr.. HardingS-
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence, south Memphis.
Residences and lots on Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on TATE and Orleans
Cottage on Dunlap and Court
Suburban residence, Il acres, Union avenue.
Residence and acres, Al Gil st8uon.
Grounds on GreenlaW, Mil snd Second streets.
50 lsterson extended, % % lSV, frame
- Washington, near SeeonG1 nice onek-
LATER
Linden street. 10. 81, near Cynthia.
Choice residence ana grounds Naldran avenue.
Cottage and acres, wilson statl0n hkriestonl
PerFOf,' a Iets on fernando, near Provinces.
" 4. WHsATLEY. Isl Iii n
ARBLE aOkA-Anc Monuments cheap IOl
M car ar viii exchange for property or city
acceptance F. QUIGLEH, sS2 Main, near Beale
ME HIRBERT PLAN1 ATIUN-Near Malone
Iausiisg. Mis-, one place contains so acre
about 100 Cleared The other COO acres-abou
400 cleaned IMPROVEMENTS first class Well pro
tec:ef by Lsvee. Apply 10 our attorney, JndgS
ii p Reid al Friars Point, Miss, or
EAVEINs ROBERT E New Orleans, La
NRUsaSp EAE-yoRS-CRgsHE o AS
best AID Oily o5tEdsOT hoEses rsSisss ana cal
lie at 4his tine Q, Jezr: = :
= ~. y: 1900 & CO.
r.. 10 H.
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HAVING 10 remove my marble work.
very soons / am Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THOs. MAYDwELL, Is Uuisa q
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Oar Stock Of Maioiica is Running Shor
A Handsome French China Dilner Sci

OUf D0VO" Ut N" 70 ~ "H"E"b D"VIt 7,
But some desirable pieces are lett. All will
probsbly go Monday.
JACK BROI JR 22iJA Main street
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By calling on Jack Bros, Jr., 2244 Main
street, snd examining their stock of chins,
glass and house-iurnishing goods
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FOR rem L

CoITAGE-Three rooms, n Robson street.
~ Apply at 10 Alabama street.
DooMs-Two unfinished rooms, single or en-
LIZ suite, first floor, all conveniences. Inquire
| at 2j4 Second, opposite Court SQUARE.
DEsIRABLE SUITE ROOMS With southern
IL exposure in Planters Insurance Building,
ffoIn Ju1e LIST. EUGENE B. LYNN,
80 Madison street.
a FTER JUNE lsT-Etorehouse No. 2241z Main
u street, row occupied by Jack Bros, Jr Apply
| at % Poplar street. -
u ooMs-Two large I'm furnished rooms, on first
Ii floor, al lo8 Monroe street.
l1OONs-FuTnisheG or unfuTnished,
h AT 81 and 60 Adams street.
MY REsIDENCE-No. 239 Wellington street
NJ near Vance is for rent and furniture for sale
rent ii will call at the house or at my office.
| HEN Ky LYNN, 10 Madison ct.
DOOMS-one neatly furnished room on first
LII floor, ana three unfuIniShed on second Hoor,
at No 1874 second street
HoUsE-Of seven rooms, corner Jones avenue
Ii and Robson street Inquire on premises.
JLANrATIoN-of three hundr "a acres imme
i distely on the river in Coahoma county,
Miss, VIII take a partner on equitable terms;
also. q Etorebouse 1T same Landing, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1852, with
j. L. G0oDLos, IS Madison street.
SELIGHTFUL Rooms, southern exposure. first
IL and second floors, en- suite or single, tur-
snhed or UNFINISHED at 455 shelby street
TWO PLEASANT FUR-,ISHED ROOMS.
l. So Monroe, near Thir9.
q At III Cour Istreet.
lNROET R0O-IS-E lrnlshed or unfurnished, -,
II No. 20 Linden. nesr Shelby.
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Suit Department.

E~Nearly every Garment on hand is OF
is seasons purchase; but they must
| be sold before we move. There will
no carrying over of Garments, If we
aTe to sell them regardless of cost.
Dur entire stock Of Ladies' Elegant Black silk
resses worth from $40 TO $50 each, reduced TO $50
4 Id $50 each.
|dueed 10 So and $40 each.
GOOD Black SILK Dresses, stylishly made, nicely
Immed, IS each.
80 Black silk Dresses, good silk and good styles,
SIC 20, slS end SO each.
Another isyoice of those stylish Summer SILK
resses at So IS. These are positively the last OF
Dc season.
3sa-x--a.ssz-lEs-.E aaGl-casAnaere Dresses. made
ace, worth SO 10 $50 each reduced to Sl3 50 each
50 GOOD Black Cashmere Dresses, worth sl7 So
Rducsd to $40.
so Black Cashmere Dresses, worth So, reduced
} Sc so.
The remnant of our. stock Of Ladies' Fine
-pring WSrsted Dresses will be closed out regard
IS of cost.
All of our SO and SIS Spring worsted Dresses
bduced 70 81 IS.
ladies' All wool Nuns Yelling Dresses all shades,
esh new styles, sl2 50, SIS, SIS and S22 50 each,
Forth so per cent. more money
In Kisses White Linen d'Inde, Null, Paris Mus
n and Lace Graduating and Confirmation Dresses.
pc acknowledge no competition in either stock,
styles or prices.
An OF our Kisses and Children's Spring Dresses
I Eastern cost.
All of our Misses and Children's White Dresses
! prices to please everybody.
Another lot OF Children's Bingham Dresses, two
4 six years, at 81 each.
p Ladies' Spring listers worth 81 so to SO
'ach, reduced TO IS so and g.
% Ladies Light weight, Atwood Circulars, re-
|ucsd from s. 70 81 90 each.
1O0 Zephyr shaWls, slightly Eoiled, worth 81 and
IS each. reduced to 81 so each.
All of our Elegant Novelties in Lace-trimmed
'arasols will be sold at 503on the 81 to close.
All Silk-Serge PaTaSols, Co!ored- Celluloid Han
lies, very pretty IS ineh 81 25 20 inch 81 so; %
nch, 81 70; 2iinch, s..
Fine all silk Serge Parasols Bamboo sticks, An
per silyertipped Handles, 20 inch 81 IS; % inch,
p; "a inch, s. p.
Fine all Slk-serge PArssols Pearl laid Han
tlss, % inch, 81 IS; % inch, 81: "a inch, 81 Is
The best s. 50 DC inch Six Sun Umbrella in the
Pity-al silk, 20 trash.
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Dolls, Toys, Etc, Below Cost
straugers viii aaye ysonev

Silver-plsted ware cf beet material aud
handsome shapes at cost Open every night
until O'Clock. Only until Thursday.
JACK BROS, JR., 2241z Main street.
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ROOMs AND BOARD

DOOAS-Nicely furnished or unfarnishe !, with
n, OF without board, at l2j Adams street.
u DOM - Nicely.fuTnished front Toom, with
Il hoard. at lilo COURT ST.
At u Madison street.
.,T.JAEE< UEE-cecoud and Adams streets
, Es7rd aEd room So per week, TTsuGtents Will
fac rcod accom- nnodatians 81 low rates.
d OOMS-Two desirable rooms at No. III Wash
III iseton street: also use OF psrlor. Desirable
furnished front rooms at % Marshall avenue.
DoARDERs-At
d No. SOC second street.
d oOI-Pleasaut front room, with soard, for
II gentlemen. at las SCI md street.
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Only Until Thursday

For S37 80, 1872 pieces. An elegant "Wedg,
wood" get, lS5 pieces, for onlY $50, worth
locking at.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Holland Warm Springs Hotel
Madison County, N. g.

T ARGE5T Hotel and most Delightful Resort in
Il the South. Electric Bells in every room.
Excursion Tickets on sale at all principal points.
For information address
THE WARM SPRINGS COMPANY"
II. A. GUDGER, Manager,
Warm Springs PostOtice, N. G.
INr L Of Naru MI
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LOST.

HGRTIFICATE-Re have lost Eislaid Certih
- cate So 8 for two hundred shares IF stock in
the Planters Insurance Company of Memphis
Tenn, ara nave applied 70 said company 10 issue
rs "a new Certidcste for said stock This is to no
tifv al persons not to trade iog said lost Certih-
cate as the same viii n OF be recognized by the
company BROOKS, NELLY & co.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
sFRAYED.

ONE BROWN MARX MULE-Of medium size,
~ ABOUT SIX years old, reached name and tail;
slTsyed Tuesday Liberia reward will be paid if re-
turned to Hill, Follsine d Co, or GO Overton ST.
DONY-From Pioneer Mill. May 21st, light
/ bsy pony; hind feet white, and both cut on
fetlock by = rope. hetura TO Pioneer Mil ana get
reTsTd IHOS. V. VIGUS.
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Will we sell at our present extremely Low
figures.
JACK BROS, JE.. 22l1s Main street.
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EIaXd,s fsesianraui
Important.

Has every conyenieSee for the comfort Of "a
patrons. For something mics g. 10 FIoys'1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-19
Herr Most on Labor j..

Washington, I8.-It was expected
that Herr Most would meet the
delegates of the federation of labor
at their hall last night for the pur-
pose of an interchange of views on
the labor question. This meeting
did not take place. Most waited at
his hotel to be sent for by the COM
mitte9, but a stormy debate took
place in the federation, starting
from the book binders union. Some
expressing a fear that questions of
dynamite and violence might
be brought up should such
a meeting take place. The
discussion ended in disruption
caused by the outspoken expressions
of knownothingism. Herr Most
being German and the federation
of labor being about equally divided
between native born and foreigners.
After their adjournment, at the
Hall, the president and the rest of
the delegates visited Most at his
hotel, where there was already as
sembled a committee from "Arbeiter
Verein." a delegate from the brick
layers union moved that this as
semblage consider itself a meeting
of individual workingmen, not re-
presenting any union or societies
This was carried and Herr Most
was requested to state his views on
the labor question, which he did in
a ten minutes speech delivered in
English.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-19
PRODUCE
WHISKY.
Chicago, Is WHISKY, l6.
non-v1-, ,-,
Floods.

Dubuque, Ia, 1S.-Dispatches re-
ceiVed here from MOnominee, Wis,
say that the Use in the Monominee
River is unprecedented, and that
much damage has been done. The
river is two feet above highest pre-.
ViouS water mark. At MOnominee,
owing to the stability of the dam
and mills, less damage has been
done than elsewhere. The water is
four feet deep in Big Mill, and
IL will be two weeks before the
mills there can be put into
running shape. at Cedar Falls,
six mile above Monominee, the dam
and mills are badly damaged, and
the logs in the dam are all broke
away. 1t will take five or six weeks
to repair damage there. AT Prairie
Farm, forty miles above Monom-
inee, the water cut its way
around the dam, doing a good
deal of damage to the mill
and store. Scott's dam on Lightning
Greek andBroWD's dam on Hay Riv-
er are washed away. At Rye Lake
go miles above, the whole country
is overlooked and great damage has
been done. The middle dam on
Moose Ear is partially washed
away, AT townsville, twelve
miles below MonOminee, the
dam is partly washed away and the
old and new stores and boarding
house have gone down the river.
Devastation there is the greatest of
any point on the river. The Chip
pewa River Railroad is badly dam
aged the whole length of it. 1t is
thought it will be two months be-
fore trains are again running. The
fleod seriously effects large por-
ton of the surrounding district of
Wisconsin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-19
Serious Fires.

st. Petersburg, 1S.-Five hundred
dwellings, telegraph station, post
Office, number of stores, a large
quantity of coal and wood, and
much mining property, burned in
the village of Katow. Iwanoskoi.
Wheeling, w. Va, 1S.-Special in
telligence. from Huntington, West
Virginia, says: The largest fire in
the history of the town occurred
this Afternoon, destroying $4,000 Of
property, with small insurance, rem
derfng homeless fifteen or twenty
families and leaving but four build
ings standing in a block 420 feet
square. The roof fell in burying
Eve fremen, but they were extri-
Gated with only few bruises, except
one who was seriously injured,
The fire is supposed to have origin
ated from the careless handling
Of matches in Kennels livery sta
bic. The Continental Hotel has
been thoWn open 10 those who lost
their all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-19
Railroad Talk.

Boston, 18.-The transcript SAYS i:
Charles E. Perkins, president of the
Chicago, Burlington and Onincv
Railroad, has been in con terence
most of the day with Fred L. Ames.
president of the Hannible and st.
Joseph Railroad. At one time
word came that the purchase had
actually been effected, and probably
there has been some arranging
Of papers and some minor details,
though not officially announced.
The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy will guarantee air bonds of
the Hannible and St. Joseph Rail
road Company, and purchase the
preferred stock at par with its 8 per
cent. debentHre bonds and common
stock at AZ, the price paid John r.
Duff, with 8 per cent. interest since
date of that purchase. Payment for
this also to be made in . per cent.
bonds.
Toronto, 18.-lt is understood there
is rupture in the negotiations of
the Grand Trunk and Canadian
u Pacific railways, connected with
its construction, and the Central On
tarioa & Quebec railway. the On
tario AID Quebeck being prepared
Tor track laying in the vicinity OF
the city,