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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-26
General southern Passenger Agent,


ATLANTA, August 25.-The Association
of General Southern Passenger Agents met
here yesterday for the purpose of receiv-
ing the report of a special committee on
the liability of railroads for loss of baggage.
Accompanying the report were legal
opinions of attorneys representing lines of
the association. A resolution was adopted
withdrawing from sale immigrant tickets
from all points within the jurisdiction of
the association to points west of the Mis-
~sissipi and north of the Ohio rivers. An
other resolution was adopted looking to
the appointment of a special committee to
fix the penalty for a failure to maintain
passenger rates when agreed upon. The
following officers were elected: T. NJ.
Emmerson of Wilmington, president
g.. A. Whitehead of Savannah, vice
president; Charles A. Taylor of R chmond,
secretary. Charleston, the first Wednes-
day in April, were appointed the place and
time for holding the next spring meeting.
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THE MEXICAN BAND.
Popular Interest in the Three COncer
Thfs Week.

Popular Interest in the Three Concerts
Hhfs Week.
The city is covered with bills and litho-
graphs and dodgers announcing the fact
that the famous Mexican Band Will appear
here this week, and a great deal of interest
has been aroused in what promises to be
the most delightful musical treat of the
season. A great many heard the band at
New Orleans, and a good crowd heard the
concert here last June, but there are still
thousands to whom the band is yet only
a name. These are all anxious to hear
what others are praising so lavishly, and
the indications are that the crowd at all
three concerts will be fully equal to the
seating capacity. Tickets will be placed
On sale at Msnsford's this morning, and
seats can be secured without extra charge.
The prices are 81 for adults and % cents
for children.
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THE "APPEAL" FOR SEPTEMBER 1.

On the LIST of September the APPEAL will
present its readers with a complete record
OF the commercial year of Memphis. Our
statements will be full and accurate, and
will shox how, in other beside its business
relations, Memphis has made advances at
a period when MANY other cities have
refrigerated. In a year of general de-
preston Memphis has been prosperous
throughout. Her railroad connections
have extended and are extending; active
building is filing out the streets and orna-
menting them with imposing structures /;
the pavements, water-works, sanitary pro-
cesses, city lighting and other arrange
ments are all advancing, and orr years
history will therefore be a gratifying one.
Into every State and mercantile city of
the United States the APPKAL's report will
go and tell of the prosperity Of Memphis,
but it must be for the business public to
give the details in its advertising columns.
There must be seen who are the active
business men of Memphis, and what they
are doing, and what they propose to do.
The signs of commercial improvement are
Frightening, the night of depression is
passing away, the prospects of an active
fall business are hattering in the extreme.
To obtain the benefit of better times every
store and every office must let the public
know where they are to be found and
what they have to offer. The annual re-
port of the APPEAL on September LIST offers
opportunity not to be found until another
year has passed; that paper goes over the
whole Union and into the large interna-
tional houses of the continent of Europe.
Business local notices are a specially worth
business mems special attention.
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RALEIGH SPRINGS.
An Entertainment Of an Enjoyable
Character to BE Given There.

All entertainments Oi AN 6nJOydDIe
Character to he Given There.
A number Of Memphis ladies stopping
at Raleigh Springs have made arrange
ments for a very pleasant entertainment to
take place at the hotel Thursday night
next, which will include charades, tab
leaux and music. Among the names
mostly interested in getting up this amnse-
ment are Mrs. W. n. Wilkerson, Mrs.
John H. Poston, Miss Mamie Lou Boiling
and Miss George Seaman, which is a
guarantee. that every detail will be COM
plete. A number Of persons from the city
have signified their intention of going out,
and a who go will have a nice time. A
hop will follow the entertainment. Raleigh
Springs could be made as popular as any
of the resorts of the South. Its situation
is romantic, the water is excellent and has
performed many wonderful cures, and if a
fine hotel was put up there and q narrow
gauge road built it would he crowded with
people all the time.
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Plants Rig sehente,

1t is reported on high authority that the
Savannah, Florida and Western railroad
system will, about January 1st, put on a
line OF freight and passenger steamers be-
tween Savannah, Ga, and New York,
which will give the Plant system, under
the arrangement recently made, direct
communication by their own line from
New York to Cuba, via TarApa. This ar
rangement will give the system p monop-
oily of the through Florida freight and pas
senger traffic, as we'll as a large part of the
immense lumber, cotton, truck, fruit and
~turpentine traffic from Georgia, now in the
hands OF the Georgia Central and East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia systems.
Three of the boats OF the Clyde Line OF
New York will Grst be used Is freight
boats. Plans for a cotton compress have
been drawn and a site selected on the new
wharves of the Plant system. A dispute
about the price of COMPRISING is said to
have p~recipitated the action. OF its inan-
cial success there can be no doubt.
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ROoMS-Suite oftrontrooms, second door, fur
on ss" ~%snI Third street.
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GOOD Round L0t Sent Up from shelby
Comfy.

A Good Round Lot Sent Up from shelby
County.
Shelby county contributes its full quota
to the State prison, and the agent always
has a good round lot to add to the striped
gang when he visits Memphis in his Off
cial capacity. The last lot was composed
of w. II. Jones, grand larceny, three
years; VIM. johnson, petit larceny,
eighteen months 10 Tabor, grand larceny,
four years; Andrew Jeffrey, assault with
inent to rape, ten years; William johnson,
malicious stabbing, four years; John john
son, voluntary granddaughter, five years
Will Evans, robbing and grand larceny,
seven years; w. ]. Jones, grand larceny,
five years. The first three are white, the
others colored.
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The business of the Eagle Wagon and
Pow Factory, conner Monroe and DeSoto
streets, will not be changed in consequence
OF the death of Pat Cunningham, and ali
work will be promptly and carefully at
tended to as heretofore. With thanks for
former liberal patronage, it is hoped the
public will continue il without Interim.
uon' MRS. MARY CUNNINGHAM.
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Now that bowel disorders, such as chol-
era, cholera morbus, diarrhea, pains in
the bowels, etc, are prevalent all over the
country, all should prepare for sudden
emergencies. Mansield's mississippi
Diarrhea Cordial" is the standard remedy.
1t has stood the test of untold thousands
for upwards OF thirty years, and hiss never
failed in a single instance. Every steamer
plying the Father of Waters" carries it
ard relies upon it exclusively for the cure
OF bowel disorders. One dose often alters
the secretjons, heals and cures, and a few
doses never fail. Have it handy. 1t is
safe, reliable and the best remedy of the
kind in the world. Soil by all druggists.
Prepared by the Mansfield Medicine Com
pany, Memphis, Tenn.
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTS.

/ AND-Half section of land with good resi-
IL dence and s orehouse, near Memphis, OF
line of railroad at a ~regulsr depot, for a residenc,
IN Memphis. Apply Sledge q Norl CT, $50 Front
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TRANSFERS.

Lewis E. Pope to May E Flowers, lots
45, 46 and AZ, John Pope's subdivision of
the Oaks plantation, Old Raleigh road,
containing % SO 100 acres, for sos IS.
J. A. and NJ. Fl. Everett to Maggie E.
Barry, north half of lot 81, Hills subdi-
vision, 51x1S0 feet on Suzette street, for
$3.50.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

For Sale.
Furniture, carpets, etc. PARK HOTEL.
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SOUTHERN ROADS.
Progress Of the Strike at Meridian,
Miss.-Trouble Anticipated To-day
The Georgia Central
Earnestly at Work-Other Enterprises,
Personals, Spikes, Sparks and Gen
erai Railroad Notes.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 25.-The
striking mechanics are still in u~ndisputed
possession of the Queen and Crescent roll
ing stock at Meridian, Miss, and none but
mail trains ran to or from there yesterday.
The management to-day proposed the
payment of the discharge cards, but
neither the strikers nor town people, who,
as a rule. are backing them, would hear
to the formers jobs being taken from
them. A storm this afternoon blew down
telegraph wires and interrupted negotia-
tons between the company's lawyers and
the strikers. 1t seems to be the intention
of the management to invoke the sheriffs
help tomorrow if no settlement is reached,
but the temper OF the town is such that it
will be almost impossible to take the prop
erty from the strikers except on their
terms.
Later. - There were several develop
ments in the strike of the Queen and
Crescent employees at Meridian to-day.
The men announced that if they were not
paid two months pay and given an estab.
lished pay day, they would not allow any
new men to work. General Manager
Gault to day telegraphed that the men
would be paid up and discharged at once
If the men are discharged It will cause a
strike of every engineer IN the Alahams
Great Southern, New Orleans and North.
eastern and Vicksburg and Meridian divis'
ions of the line. TIE strikers this
morning captured a freight tra'r
of perishable freight and side-tracked it
They have a dozen engineers in the round
house. They will stop passenger trave
tomorrow if they are not paid. Mail car,
will be detached and allowed to proceed
but no passengers. The company have /.
rule that every employee who is garnisheet
will be discharged, and as they had no.
been paid for three months many los
their positions. The strikers are backed By
the Knights of Labor and every citizen o
Meridian. Nothing has been heard of tn,
pay-car which was reported to have lef
| Cincinnati.
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Tupelo willing 10 Aid the Memphis.
selma and Brunswick kaIIrOaI-

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE APPEAL.
TUPELo, Miss August Z5.-It is under
stood here that lately have been put on
loot sure steps for the immediate under
taxing oil the further extension of what is
known here as the Memphis, Selma and
Brunswick railroad, in a direct line from
Holy Springs to Birmingham, Ala, and
which will naturally take a course some
where through this portion of Mississippi.
II Is known here that Captains Grant and
kloster are now making a curs3ry survey
of the route. The object of this commu-
nication is to show to Memphis and Holly
Springs the willingness of our people tn
give all the aid we can to so important an
enterprise. Profitable to Memphis. be-
Saose 1t Will open up a trade, saw from
Marion county, Ala, for a broad belt OF
along line TO Holly Springs and 70
Memphis. Profitable to he rosS
not only for the enormous ~carris~a
OF ali sorts of commodities both WAYS.
but profitable on account of the daily
n~eighborhood travel Though so
densely populated a country, namely:
Walker and Marion, Ala, and Itawamha.
Lee, and Union, Miss, counties which
heretofore have had no railroad facilities.
except the Mobile and Ohio road north
n south through Lee. Walker county.
to my knowledge, is rich in iron and coal
n other mineral, and is well timbered.
but the soil is not rich. Its streams are
well wstered and run boldly throughout
the year. Marion county has the fine
small rver Butahachie and it's tributaries.
all finely supplied with everlasting dear
water, its creek bottom lands rich.
densely populated with thrifty
farmers, though mostly on a small
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BnJas AM BOARD,

RooMS-Cool, desirabIs rooms.
At 500 Second street.
RO0Ms-A gentleman and wife, or two gen
IL uemen, can secure a good room, Furnished n,
loorey, Chelsea.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

l 2 3 4 5 6 s 9
Memphis. ... go. 2 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Augusta .............. 0 0 0 U o 90
First base on errors-Memphis, l.
First base on called balls-Memphis, 8; Au-
gusts, l.
Left on bases-Memphis, s; Augusta, s.
Passed ba~lls-Roxburgh, ,.
Wild pitches-Kilroy, l.
Flies Ca~ught-Memphis, 5; Augusta, 3.
Foul Caught-Memphis, s.; Augusta, l.
Time of game hours and Il minutes.
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Meteorological Report.
Cotton Region Bulletin

For tw~enty-four hours ending August 25,
1903 nf n5nlocE N m nantral tina
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HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS with voung
IL calves. Good mixers. ~
Holly Sprin1s, Miss.
HOUSE AND LOTS fernando street, south
of Beale. Apply at 500 Lauderdale street..
HuNE PIANo-Nearly new-cheap. #
At275 Poplar street.
HNLEGANT two-stOry brick dweIling, No. los
IL Washington street.
NJ n n nEnn
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcuRA, SOC; Re-
SOLVENT. 81; Soar, 25c. Prepared ~ the POTTER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co., BosToS, MASS.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
GPlIPC Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Baby
" Humnrs cured by CUTICURA Soar.
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AT THIS OFFICE.
DIAN0S- Secondhand Weber and Knabe ad
L other hrst-class pianos. nearly new and in
pe-fect order, very cheap for cash.
s. WIPZMANN Il Co.
REs1pENCE-s6 and IS Market st. lot SIX by
u Iesh. Apply to ". c. Kennedy, A. Mosby 81.
TENNESSEE STATE CERTIFICATES-RS-
L ootvahle for any and all dues to the STATE.
OVERTON& GROSVENOR- J
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DESIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD,

4 COUPLE Of young gentlemen can find board
y VITA furnished rooms, if required, upor
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Hotel at Milan.

The following card found its way to the
APPEAL office yesterday:
To the Managers of Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company:
We the undersigned passengers ~
No. 8, on the Louisvili~ 1fain
+ thu name and for the benefit
travelling public, would respectfully
call your attention to the poor meals that
are furnished at Milan, Tenn, and to the
fact that the price charged for same is IN
reasonable and bears no relation what
ever to the value of meals furnished, We
believe that it is the policy of YOU COM
psny to please its patrons in sill things,
ard we take this method of calling your
attention to the above, with the hope that
you will either induce the landlord to fur
uish better meals, or that you will stop for
meals at some place where good ones can
be had.
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and repeated requests Of physicians, pharmacists
and Others with whom the CuTICuRA REMEDIES
have become the synonym of all that is efficient,
~ reliable and elegant in domestic me-
dicinal .preparationsa we AVE e9n-
NIthe CUTTcuRA PLAsTER, containing the
asN3sS Essential properties of CuTIcuRA, com
Ga<eft> bined with the choicest essences, ex.
tracts gums, and balsams of recent pharmacy and
Bible history. At druggists, 2c; i've for III,
mailed free, PorTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co..
Boston.
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A FEW NICE ROOMS-singIe and double
- WITH good board; tcrms reasonable, at
CLARENDON HOTEL.
DLEASANT rooms, furnished. . front. with q,
without board; table boarders, 80 Monroe st.
SC.JAMES HOUSE-Corner Second and Adam,
strssts; Board aud room. S ner week.
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NATATeRrUM is now ready for business,
with clear water in the pool and shower
bath connected, giving every one a shower
before going into the water, for z5c.
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u GOOD.

We have been selling your C%UTIcURA REMEDIES
for the past three or four years, and have never
heard aught but good words n their favor. Your
CUrIcURA Soar is d decidedly the hest selling medi-
cinal soap we handle, and is h ghly priced here
for its soothing and softenin ing efect upon the skin.
j. CLIFTON WHEAT JR.,
Druggist, Winchester, Va.
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The game at the park this afternoon be-
tween Memphis and Augusta will be called
at 4 o'clock pm. Players and positions as
follows:
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A New Texas Road.

The contract for the construction of the
Fort Worth and New Orleans railroad to
Corsicana, seventy-two miles, has been
signed, and work began yesterday. This
gives Fort Worth direct communication
with the Texas Central, and another line
to st. Louis over the Texas end st. Louis
Narrow Gauge. The specifications for the
new road are: Standard-gauge, irst-clsss
equipments in all departments to be ope-
rated and owned for five years by the Fort
Worth Company building it. Men and
teams are being gathered, and the work
is to be pushed v~i1orouslv
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Everything That Is Purifying and Beau
tifying Cuticura viii Do.

LNOR cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Disfgur-
II ing Humors, for ~allaying Itching, Burning
and Inflammation, for curing the first symptoms
of Eczema, Psoriasis, Milk Crust. ScaId Head,
Scroiula, and other inherited Skin and Blood
Diseases, CuT1cuRA, the great Skin Cure, and
CUTIouRA Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifer, ex-
ternally, and CUTICURA REsoLvEST, the new
Blood Purifier. internally. are infallible,
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Did gold and silver taken rs
cash at MUlford's. 2O4 Main.

SPARKLING BETHESDA stands at the head
of all effervescing waters. Sold by the
bottle or dozen.
& ROpTNGnN Anant.
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SALT RHEUn CUR ID.

Two of the worst cases of Salt Rheum I ever
saw we're cured by your CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and
their sales exceed those of all other like remeS les.
/ sell very little of any other medicinal Sosp than
CUrIcuRA. GEORGE A. ANTHONY,
Druggist. Kewsnee, Ill.
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JAIL-BIRDS.

possessed $l100 before any attention
would be paid to his story, and he has
never been seen since.
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Our sales of CUTrcuRA are as large, If not
larger, than of any medicine we sell; and we as
sure you that we have never had a sin gle instance
in which the purchaser was dissatisfs d. As to
your Soap, we can sell no body wants
CurTCURA. MILLER & CHAPMAN,
Druggists, Louisiana, Mo.
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Notice.

AZ. akspA WATER received fresh week.,
j. s. ROBIrJS0N
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Lime:

ssRssora. 5~eveler, 294 Main,
Fills orders from the country promptly,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE WEATHER.
indications.

For Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY
generally fair Weather, udriabkc toinds
stationary temperature.
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L. 7. Pride celebrated Alabama lime in
barrels and bulk, for sale low. A. M.
Wood, ir., agent, Memphis, Tenn. Tele-
phone 500.
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A Gard.

The statement in Yesterdays Ledger that
the measurirg-stick IN the Western Meth
cast onice was too short is false; and the
informant of the Ledger is either misin-
formed or deliberately states what he
knows to be false. l was foreman at the
time, and know whereof 1 speak.
s. L.. RENEAU.
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NnfaIOriums

Only plsce in the city where you can
get a clear water bath and shower for Csc.
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Pittsburg Coal,
Kentucky Coal,
Alabama Coal,
Anthracite Coal,
Camel Coal,
By the barge load,
Carload or CARLOAD.
G. B. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street.
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COAL.

IitlSbuiS,
Kentucky,
Camel,
Anthracite.
In quantities to suit purchasers.
brown & JONES,
2S2 Main Street, Bethel Block
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DIR. HODGES, Indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
q luxury or a remedy"
]. S. ROBINSON. Sole Agent.
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ssOasRrarn bangles at nu,far,,,.

STEMS. Ssosen-
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LOST.


cox REWABD-I will Ray the above reward
yOAc for the arrest of the tibet who stole &
90 tor seed meal SAX contaiuins hfry pounds Q
kale seed, On the night OF August 10Th.
f NOLLMAR. Thomas avenue,
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PERSONAL.

NISTERNS Built and. repaired; and war
runted. Office 10 Madison ST., or telephone
-. THOS. CUBBINS.
INFORMATION is earnestly solicited concern.
1 ing the heirs Of Daniel Spader Chivvis and hI.
wife Margaret f., whO formerly resided in Cincin-
matii y, but moved to Memphis, Tenn, in 1858
he oldest dau hter was named Anna, the second
Emma, and the third Mary, and or son name
DANIEL, Cy his second wife, who was a Miss Har
ret Rineheart, of Cincinnati, o. Any ihforma-
ton Of them whatever will be gladly received h,
MRS. JANE y. THURSTON,
~ Patehea avenue, BrODk yo. N. Y
Huntsville gazette., 1885-10-03
A Murderer T.ynchcd.

DENVER, Oct. Information has
reached here to the effect that Marshall
Clemens, who murdered his brother and
brothers wife at Sajuche, was taken
from Jail there by a party OF masked
men and hanged. Clemens had knife
with which he cut two OF the maskad
men quite seriously. Before he died he
stated that his father and sister had
nothing to do with the matter. The
lynching occurred last Saturday night,
but the location is remote from all tala-
graphic connection, and the residents
of the locality manifested desire to
suppress all information
Huntsville gazette., 1885-10-03
THE BUSINESS FAILURES OF THE
WEEK,

NLw YORK, Oct. 3 The business fail
ures occurring throughout the country
during the last week, reported to r. g..
Dun < Co, mercantile agency, number
Tor the United States III, and for Canada
%. One hundred and ninety-six against
total OF eighty-iive last week. and IFS
week previous. The Western and Pa
cific States furnish one-half of the total
casualties. Other sections OF country
report the failure below the average.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-10-03

People wait 10 much on other. 10
do what they should do themselves
1t you are voter and have any in
tluence with your Consres sman don't
delay to urge him by letter Or
personally so support and press the
passage OF the Blair Educational bill
in the House Let part Of the hoad-
ed millions in the Government treas
nary be applied to educating and
enlightening the millions of poor
children who will grow up igorant
with out such aid.