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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24
That Lively In...

Nov, Will, before We adjourn S'pose you tell
that yarn the papers printed bout you n the
los.
IL was bitter night. and the circle of men in
that country store near Csrhondsle, Pa, well
coined an excuse 10 hug the IRE. Will Col, ono
of the most famous tUmoeF9en of that region,
cleared his throat and saids
There afa Z much 10 the story, the point LAYS
in how II came 0at. | Wss out in the woods
'eoNt ten year ago IL was-aii alone. tryins 70
start eNoa-stsed pine log dewn the hill. l
sseeled her With my hoek on the tsssr side; and
throvSd my whole weighton the lever. We'll,
BOYS, she started on a sudden and come for me
ketched my toe on a pile of brush, aud before
could get up that log rolled square over me. st
the rate of bout a mile in minute. Ef il hadn I
been for that brush, that give me room TO sink
aNwn, sh Il a been manufactured into ten yards
rag carpet. As II was l got off with lot o
bruises, and an ALFRED cold from layin' there
three hours insenSible in the snow. Rheumatism
%. IN. and ii Il hS6n' been for BhNSQN'S CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTERS it's my opinion L d
1sSer aade another chip fly. But them blessed
piiattSrs took me like dog a hold OF weed-
Mr. Coll Is yet at carhonda to confute all
d9ueters, and BENS0N'S CAPCINE POROll s
fhAS This are for sale everywhere-the best eN-
tsrnal remedy in the world-with the word Can
oinS cut IN tie center of each genuine MASTER
as rev and remar kable remedy Is Endorsed
o7 SsQ physicians, druggists and Chemists ali
over the country " an essential and vital iin-
krovenent on the dull, sl0w-acting rlaSters oi
t0rnsr years. IL has rival in its nature or ef-
sla and all troaeeS Of the liver and kidneys Il.
action Is Al once sUrrrisinS and deliFhtfal
- seae0ry x johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists
New York.
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MISSISSIPPI iEGlSLATURE.
4 Large Amount ar EnSinssS Dispose

4 Large Amount or BnSiness Disposed
of by Beth Souscs.
Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, February 2S.-Stadte.-
Bills introduced and referred; To au-
thorize the calling OF a constitutional con-
vention; regulating the pracicing in
chancery and circuit courts so as to re-
Quire chancellors and circuit judges to
find the facts upon which they base find
ings of law in certain cases; to amend the
law relative to the preservation OF game
and oysters; in relation to the enum era-
ton OF educable children; to regul ate
the ices Of the chancery clerk of Adams;
for protesting notes, drafts and bills
cult clerk in Calhoun during terms of
courts.
Bills passed: For the relief of the
North Mississippi,C and Woolen-
Mills; appointing commissioners OF the
Natchez Hospital, with power to sell and
convey.
The following House bills passed the
Senate:
10 change the time of holding the Cir
cult and Chancery Courts OF Kinds; to
amend the law which excludes Justices OF
the peace from practlcing law so as to ap-
plv only to the district wherein he is act
inc, TO require the supervisors of Law
renee 20 inspect all pubic works in the
county; to fund the outstanding debt oi
Sunfower. and to provide revenue there
for; relief of the treasurer OF Benton coun-
ty to provide for an additional justice Of
the peace and constable in District No. 1,
and an additional constable in District No.
5. in IssaQuena; to regulate street-working
in Cotfeevile; to change the terms OF
the Chancery and Circuit Courts
OF Lowndes; to amend the law
relative to limitation against burglary ; to
create an additional justice of the peace
district in District No. >, of Eazoo; amend
ing the law as 10 reports OF fines by Jus
tices of the peace, requiring them TO give
names from whom and the amounts re-
ceiyed to repeal the act Incorporating the
/ Cotfeeyille Guards; to create an additional
! justice OF the peace district in District No
OF ltawamba; for the relief of j. II
Nance for the relief Of John \ Galbreath
for the relief of r. +. Chiffon; to amend
the stock or fence law in oktibbeha; Il
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24
VOL NLIV-NO 4S
MElKEI'S
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT!

TR> the esSme os meaningless
raedy
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nsrsS 5epriye> the purchaser the privilege OF Stihe
the ssxp> that tsks place hrt
>yecsal display Of
Spring Dress Goods !!
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Inr Sprlng Rnce s.ee,tng.

NASHVILLE, February 2S,-The pros
pecss are good for the finest race meeting
ever held IN Nashville. Nine stake races
have cloSesi with entries comprising nearly
sll the crsck yiyCys ot tie South and Fast,
Hermitage stakes, two-vear-Old tillies, half
mile, eighteen entries; Relle Mead
stakes, three yeIr-olds, mile and quar-
ter, fifteen entries; Kirkman stakes, all
ages, mile and = quarter, sixteen entries
mixed stakes, two-ye1r-Olj, five eighthS
OF = mile, Si&tesn entries, Maxwell House
stakes, maiden three -yeSr olGs, one mile,
fifteen entries; Henaesaw stakes, three
yearoldS, one and oneeighth miles, ten
entries; F1irview stakes, all ages, one and
one-eishth miles, eleven entries; Danlsel
stakes, maiden three-year old fllieS, one
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SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
The ESte Western Union Manager al
Helena NisSioS-The River situation.

Special to the ARpoall
HELESA, ARK, February 2S.-The river
rose in the twenty four hours two inches
at tbs point, and now stands three feet
three inches below high-water mark. The
St Francis at Madison is rising one inch
an hour White river at Clarendon rose
last night four inches. The general cor
iition here is about the same as the last
report, the Midland having to transfer their
passengers and freight at Clarendon, two
and half miles, in skiT. Immense
quantities OF freight from the Memphis
and Kansas City railroad for Memphis
continue to arrive in the city, to be trans
ferred to Memphis by boat. The Iron
Mountain and Southern officials to-day
put large iorce OF men TO work at the
/. 'Angu bridge, and the officials are
confident that they will be able to raise
the grade in the bottom, which is only
two miles wide, to . sufficient hight to
protect them against the highest water.
This is reSlly good news for Helena, rs ii
is expected to be az any moment cut off
from railroad communication by the Iron
Mountain.
f, q. Ka,ahe-, late manager ofthe West
ern Union at Helena, and who had been
transferred to Forrest City, Ark, has Ia
ken French leave, the Western Union and
several good citizens of Helena being the
losers by his departure; IN other words,
his accounts are short and the Western
Union want to see him real had.
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BLOWN FROM THE TRACK.
\ 6ailrOad Train Wrecked Daring n
Heavy N,lnsf-Ntnrrna

NESVSlS, Cot, February SS-At O'Clock
this morning, during terrific wind storm,
two coSches OF the Denver bound Colorado
Central train were blown from the track
in the vicinity OF GeOrlSetowR. Two ladies
were slightly burned, Several other pas
SenScrS we've injured, none seriously.
Three years ago, in exactly the same
locality, an entire train, with the excep-
ton OF the engine, was oapsi-ed by the
N.i nj nrnA -r.N-.l-.,l
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THE BLAZE OF GLORY
In which the Exposition Ea:idins viii
sc EREeIoFSS
On the Very Next Tuesday Night
That Is

Old folks and young folks and middle
aged folks are all on the T,ti riss for the
grand Msrdi-Gras Bali to take place 81
the Exposition baildins, Taesaa$ night
1t viii be glorious. gorgeous, and gay
gathering of saudy gsllants and girls, and
will furnish 4 rare carnival even for those
who do not care TO take part, but prefer TO
witness it from the galleries, which will
be kept free of maSkers- \ house will
probably be burned on the vacant lot in
front, and definite arrangements have
been naalle to send tIp q mammoth balloon.
Efforts will be made to induce prominent
city official to 90 up in it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24
1hnnn, Snrin,r. ,r.,-.,o-.

Hor SrRiNOS, February SS.-The exam
inS.jon Of witnesses closed this evening in
the murder cases which occurred here en-
the 18th. The Court eave the attorneys
Monday and Tuesday to argue the cases.
At the conclusion of the evidence the
Court ordered the dis harge OF Rehan and
tehsn, the remaip' ~ two OF Flynn's
friends WHO were arrested in conjunction
with Narle as accessories
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The west Leiseurins Disaster.

CNJoNrowN, PA, February SS.-Coroner
Balten commenced his Investigation this
morning into the cause Of the explosion
at the West Lejsenring mine, in which
nineteen men were killed. \ number of
witnesses We're examined, all Of whom
testified that the mine WAS in good condi-
ton, and that all precautions were taken
for the safety Of the miners. Contribu-
tons for the henetit Of the families Of the
sufferers are coming in. Judge Lessen
ring, president Of the company, subscribed
SllN0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24
MARRIED.

Maximum temperature, 2l-S-
Minimum temperature, $50
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ssSf,eH Road Tobacco.

Attention is called to the card of X. A.
Patterson d Co, of Richmond, Va, origin
atoTs of this famous brand OF plug tobacco.
The "Shell Road plug was the first made
to nine inches, which Is now the standard,
and this brand universal favorite- The
secret of its success is its uniform good
quality. The firm shipped, last week,
over 5000 boxes of this celebrated tobacco.
It is popular brand, made by popular
house, and sold at popular prices This is
why all the chewing world wants 'Shell
Road" Mr.. II. c. Nall, who attends to
the firms business in this part of the coun.
try, has headquarters in Memphis. He is
an old hand in the to5scco business
knows what it requires, and is able TO sup
ply IT.
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CAPITAL POINTS.
The Reifer-Boynton Invesfigatien.
" ,rnrN-,rnN- Enh-,,n-r- % Thu L oi {.


The eKeifer-Boynton Invesiixatieu.
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-The Keller
Boynton Investigating Committee re-
sumed its sessions this morning and ex
amined several witnesses for keifer. No
new facts were developed, and the COM
mittee adjourned over to next Saturday.
The Bonded whisky Period.
Mr. Morrison, OF the Ways and Means
Committee, was authorized to report his
bill for the extension OF the bonded whis-
Ky period.
Dshets as a state.
The Senate Committee on Territories
agreed to report bill providing for the
admission as q State OF that portion OF
Dakota south of the forty-sixth parallel.
Money fer Flood Sufferers
This morning Secretary Lincoln for
wardei S5o, 900 to Gen. Slxton, at louis
vile, to he expended in relieving sufferers
by the food between Madison and the
mouth of the Ohio.
rho wool-s:ravers.
A call has been issued for a National
Convention of the Wool Growers OF the
United States to meet at Chicago on the
| 7th day of MAY next, in the general inter
ests of that industry.
American Pork 40 be Admitted te
The Department of State received a tele-
gram from Eugene Schuyler, United States
Minister TO Greece, saving the prohibition
of the importation OF pork from this coun-
try into Greece had been abolished.
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Mortality Report.
Mortality report for the week ending
Saturday, February %, 1884, at O'Clock
pm:
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J. Walsh, Cniersaker.

IoRr ends Embroideries Goldsmith
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Ttz >.ss.-~ cs tae Gor3 >bspAer>& who
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attained i'm sUi~ work &c Wjll De Syatilyius
tNSl yNIj rcop'c On learn, The Sisters
Ncay patiently Nj;h the cCrjng, and take
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N' Gods own p'su,ju2>, snd may spring
Sad blossom iO the u'oSt avid wastes"
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Ners Neie..

John Edgar and Edward Edgar we're
convicted in ;he Criminal Court to-day,
the former CT murder in the second de-
gree, and sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary; the latter, six months in the
county workhoUSe.
The Bo2rd of Public Works has con-
sSnted % let thc citizens hold a carnival.
There is great rejoicing. Il Is thought that
there viii be q more respectable gathering
than heretofore hsd in this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24

SAN FRANcIsoo, Cal, February S2.-W.C.
C.Farwell, aged twenty nine son OF Ex.Sov,
tarwell, OF WISCONSIN, committed suicide
last night. The body was found this
morning. The facts We're not deyeloped by
the coroner tonight The Governor and
his two sons have been travelling the lasi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24

NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION is re-
Quired 70 take out an accidental policy in
the Travellers, Of Hartford, Conn, guar.
antesing 4 sum OF money weekly while
disabled from accidental injury, snd prin-
cipal sum in case of desth ri's3 :irs there
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24

MEMPHIS CoMMANDERl. No. I. g
vi k.T.-Will meet in stated eeHeiaye ~
at Asylum, Tomorrow tMoNDA1l night X II
At 20 q clock for the tran sncfion OF ref
aisr business and in stalls ts.tn u IN fess - -
Fell dress. Soionfnins ami resident matters e~"'-
'sasssS e, er,ssr sas''s' Bun F. PRICE, &c.
Attsst BAacgrs, Recorder.
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RusincsS raiiurcS for the week.
For NnsfAn

NEw NoRK, February 9S.-Faiiures last
week reported to L. q. Dun s Co. number
In the United States 2O6, Canads 80. as
compared with s9S the previous week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24

CoueHING CLARA.--Comely, charming
Clarissa Clendenning. carelessiy catching
cold; creeping ehills came; Clata coTRhed
continually; cruel. croupy cough, that
would have taken her ofi, had shE moi
used DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t is Hound
to cure all the coughing Clarss.
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An Vnnrcenn1n,,Ie S,,-,.

The steamer John 0verton will leave
the foot OF jefferson street at 3p.m. to-
day Tor Marion. Fare for round trin 81
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pELOACH-on Saturday, February 3, 1881. at
his residence at Bray's Station, Shelby county.
". C. DELoAcH, aged forxy-two years.
Funeral services at Elmveod. Carriages from
HolStss to-morrow fN0NDAYl at II o'clock an.
Frien sis in vited to attend,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-24

~Coroner's inoueSt. fFrorn city hospital-
Distribution OF deaths by wards-Firss,
2; second, 3; third, O; fourth, ,; fifth, 5;
sixth, 4 seventh, 3; eighth, l ninth, ?;
tenth, 4. City hospital, 6. Still born, ?.
White, Is; colored, 81 Total, 81. Nor
tality report for same week last year
White, Il; eolored, l6 Total, 50.
G. s GRAVES Nd See1etary
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ONE MILLION OF MEN have held the
accident policies of the Travellers, OF Hart
ford, Conn, and one in nine have received
cash benefits en- them.
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Rare Chance for Manufacturing

DT AurI - su- fsuIirs and machine shops
s.--S- z Bu,:tiaz saE 'FRONT.' streets VII se ssr
,s.s. SHEA a,zeI-Vi~s Sulliiug~. susius- hSiLsr-
uaaIa line shat etc. tagstrsr ~Ita iaa<s on
xrouu,I. explrIzr ~ taImssiGite PoSsessssz
given Tfpu-rh 4se,I BY aHy good nEaz-astetHrIuE
concern. and les ra5Ie- an interest VII - -axeG
q The vaIza Of the property
NILBIRN GIN ANp NACHINE co.
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