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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24
Handy Items.

EDITOR: As the battle Of labor
general green i, about over and
POS have . few leisure moments,
VIII again give YOU n few dots
THIS neck of the woods, We
aaa a long and continuous battle
me general, and as the weather
Teh favorable on us for the last
weeks, believe all have about
sFaed III clearing their crops, ex-
@llc portion where the grass
s' such Il hold that it was
Fsl' best TO change tactics and go
=, .aay crop. Our crops are very
Esd' especially corn; some very
some middling, and some no
" ior any corn, unless seasons are
!, n'OraJ'e from now on; cotton is
",@ same prospect, though it is
quay Is uncertain, until il is in
) AL
amt uncertain then as TO the
''' u money in il. Needing rain
Y v, general topics of the day is pro.
s%a and more railroads. ON
~ want no sale of whiskcy, ant
%1 aha more convenient trans
aa.n' therefore favor tho adop,
W.! local option law, and ia.
Sdu'y 10 accept the terms Offered
M VWOll"lhg OF the n. J. & G.. II. r
10 solid for it and want tn,
(eS G.aIncAccd at once. for all wan
N"'ASs 10 10 to help out the shor
N sIave organized n club at Salem
\, |" . I"aSc' known as s. Il G, prohi
t,ni ,"S, Have weekly meetings
h Navy ~, Three weeks ago with TWEEN
h , ,aa now have about dfty ell
la,, @u more coming. We inca.
M =, VIC want 10 stop the traAl
N, any and all intoxicatin,
H. ', ',n1' people have organize
M v s,uo at New Salem churcl
'oOlc addressed TIM G z, 4
atgp 0S saturday evening, and ha
kjpar r"a attentive congregation
ltbe III, gave us an interesting IN
ale 0 s'N on the evils OF whiskc.
both NECESSITY of prohibiting II
CITIZEN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

,.o Gilmore has completed ms
u '', ,no poor House, with the ex-
! =. ~ =, nut,ihs in the windows aud
NV wJohu could only manage as
lrS no works he would soon be
IS nc "o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24
I'M nam ; Fortunate Discovery.

bas sl"eInan, schr. Weymouth,
kls sl%I sv,, Atlantic CITY and N.
e wv, va troubled with u cough so
Ne" ~ unable to sleep, and was
fN far Ty DIR. Kings New bis.
khln consumption. 1t not only
ae , ,us'an' relief, hn, allayca The
RNn @ v'rness IN his breast. His
NJ los s' IT., similarly affected and u
tkay, S Ssa The same happy effect.
NsM r New Discovery is now the
&ANla ,s''eoI IN the Coleman
Nld%% I Ra on board the schooner,
F'NJ ppO''lcs ofthis Standard Re.
''dohcs Drug Store.
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OIL,
Champion of all Oil.

MANUFACTURED IN MACON, MIss',Bf
j. W. SANDERS.
CURES Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains
oId sores. Cuts, Sore Threats, Burns
Scalds. Cramps. stil Joints, Cakcd Breast
Toothache, Corus. letter. Ring. Worm
Headaches. Good for Worms. Good 10
beast AS well As man Price % Gents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

Ne had "gen'' Sar las, but need a
'Sv n w. Warden" rain to give gen
.:.s,ii1u,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

Mr.. Editor: In your issue OF the
Beacon OF the 18th, III speaking OF ID.
!. Williams as San Indiana nan and
"not related to any other Williams in
the county, one would infer that he
was a transient man in II county, Il
more intcrloper. In simple justice to
Mr.. Williams, | would say that al
though formerly from Indiana, he has
been a resident of this county for the
last twelve or fifteen years, his parents
having died neat AiIgoods Mill sew
cral years ago. A brother died near
Pleasant Grove last summer, III when
community ID. j, Williams has resided
'or several wears past, and has Deeh
looked upon as an honorable upright
G.. W. ELKIN.
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OOMMISSIONEE'S SALE,
The State of Mississippi.
NeNuDeo County.
J. Il. Belts
VS.. III l~hahCci. =

II. W. Philips Ell al.
In pursuance Of II final decree rendered
in the aboyc-statcd cause at the Aplll ierm
4. d.. 1856, Of the Court aforesaid. dated
MAY Ith. A. ID. 1886. the undersigned COM
missioner in said cause appointed, wliI' Oh
Monday, the Cd. day Of August, A.. D.. 1885,
In front of the door Of the Cont House ~
the town OF Macon, In said county, within
LEGAL hours, proceed to sell at public cutlery
to the highest and best bidder. the follow
inr described real estate lying and being
situate in said county and state, to-wt;
Fast half Of northeast quarter ana cas-!
half of southwest quarter and $ acres oil OF
south end of east half of northwest quar-
for of section 9. and - acres of OF east sue
of west half Of northwest quarter OF sec'ion
Ii. nil in township 10, range IL east.
Terms of sac, spot cash.
The title to the above described properly
Is believed to he perfect, hut shail omi!
convey such title MS vests IN me d! virtue
Vi Wv ROBERT c. PATTY.
,,,,,iw Commissioner.
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hereby called to meet at B~ro0ksvilie on
Thursday and Friday, July 20 & 30,
Schools are entitled to five delegates
each, the Superintendent thereof be-
ing cX-ofiicio members of the Conycn-
ton.
On or before July 10Th the namcs of
all delegates and superintendent
should be sent to ID. NJ. Love, Brooks.
vile, Miss, and statistical reports COW
ering the work from July lst 1885 to
July 1st 1886 should be made out by
each school and forwarded promptly
TO j. Il. Dinsmore, Statistical Sccreta-
ry at Macon Miss.
All Ministers of the Gospel are cor
daily invited to attend and participate
in the proceedings.
By order Of the Executive Commit
tee. q. W. NETllERI,
j. A.. TYSON, Chairman.
Secretary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

A choice, select lot of spcclaclcs AZ q
eve glasses at Wards, on llaucnstclns
corncr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

Robert c. Patty, Esq Il have your
communication OF to-day. In view Of
the information therein contained, |
deem it my duty, as President of the
Board, to take prompt aud efficient
steps to protect the interest of the
county, to prosecute the guilty parties
in those transactions. | therefore di.
rect YOU to make the necessary afiida-
Wit against such parties As you have
reason to believe have been engaged
in this attempted fraud, and to en-
ploy competent attorneys on behalf of
the county to prosecute such parties
and to protect the county's interest.
Il. e. GARNER,
President.
Mcssrs. Boyle & Boyle and Geo. G.
billiard were employed to assist in the
prosecution of said Braccy and Will
liams, and to protect the interests Of
the county in the premises.
The clerk Of the Board was ordered
to investigate the records of tho cir
cult clerks office, and was authorized
to employ such assistance as he may
require in order to make n full report
by first Monday of August next.
The action of the President of the
Board in taking charge Of the circuit
clerks 2tlice, after tlc arIGSI and Nv
same to be guarded and secured was
approved, and it was further ordered
that the Sheriff. as the custodian OF the
Court House, be directed TO take such
control of said Office as may be neces'
sary to protect the same and preserve
the public records therein.
In the matter of the petition OF vs.
Ferris TO be relieved rs a surety on the
bond of W. Il. Braccy, il was ordered
that notice be issue to Braccy, Accord
ing to law, rcturnablc at the Court
House at II o'clock n. M, on Thursday
the 29tli day of July, a. d., 1886.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

|, Macon bar was represented al
w Winston county court by Messrs'
| piy,, md Capt. T.. j. ONeill'
.,ars,,ud the latter made sever
'"ra,l .pccrhes and advocated the
.'. of,hc n. j. a. e. at Macon,
"" '. ,,o time arrives Capt. O'Neill
,,,oinly take the stump,
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,,1tboriaed to announce
aIV q FAINT

the Office of Circuit Clcr ,
'iHa'a ,aS action of the Democratic par
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RRIDGE NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will he received untl
list Monday Of August mex, for the r~rec'l"h
ri n bridge across Wala,dh Green ~ w
Nirkcrs place, according I" plans M" sPce'
idcatious ON Ill" In my office.
The right is rvser>c cd to reject any aud al
bids.
Dy orier Of the Board of supp ,lsnr:..
2uCEnI PATH
lierA.
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j, ,ro authorized By friends OF Mr.
Tysov to state that when the
arrives he will be announc-
candidate for the office of Cir
r,ork, and that he will manifest
h, ,o,l N securing the office that
|-,,most friends could expect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

INV oLD RIP" Tobacco.
as,n. .Ma waxy. Suits every class
kAAcr, ASK Your dealers for 1t.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

l. Fair Managers hayc been doing
! auty in makinS timely prcpara-
for Tho Fall exhibit. There will
ht $1,000. cash premiums offered.
,,s have been selected for the
bindings, the MATERIAL is cr'routc
t, destination, and work will be
In npyi week,
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ofNoxubce's young and worthy
|,muounccd MS a candidate for
|osr Of Circuit Clerk, which will
lstly be declared vacant in a.fcw
lml AZ election ordered. Conner
! iOlbc manor boru, has grown up
|sasood among the people whose
kns he now asks, and lie is SO eX-
Eray and fayorably known he will
ire q warm support from many
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

kMlA like 10 know however from
count, how many of the fair
maids ever MIXED a COW.
t.nl contest between the Macon
BAN and the pinctucky clubs came
yesterday at the Pinctucky grounds
miles west of Shuqualak with the
|nins results; Scores. Macon Il,
|tacky %, Mr., Woodtiu, the uin.
gaze entire satisfaction III his i'm
n decisions. 1t was agreed upon
syOunl that Pinctucky will play
u on tic 18th of.August at this
The day was remarkably clear
FnmfOr the boys. Notwithstand-
he deleal OF Macon, the cup VIII
bear IN remembrance the courtc-
marked hospitality which was
n by The Piuc,ucks to her oppo.
} After the close of the evening
Clubs rcpaired to Mr.. Jim Levers
had A most excellent time in dane
10 music's melody with tripping
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24
Sunday School Convention.

The Ninth Annual Sunday School
Convention of NoXubee County is
hereby called TO meet at Brooksville on
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!, Tran sends up an an'i-rallroad
| She thinks because she is only
niIes from the Bigbcc, that is in
[hr order only fonr months in the
, ,b,t she can do without rairoad,
\, cypcct to give her enough rail-
r,csct to bring her around all
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

Rpairy Maid. festival Oh Tuesday
Ilg last was a very pretty and
ksfuI affair. The pure ice cream
delicious, as wei as all the other
tdes of genuine cream and milk.
kMld like 10 know however from
count, how many of the fair
maids ever MIXED a COW.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-07-24

We can't begin to tell you about whM
Bargains We can offer You .0 ~'" ~"
.ec vour,elr. Attic GotphN hAolh'
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Ii9es @eli9t tlimn,t Elm @remplar nad
benz anbern aus ben 9aufen unb Be-
tra9tet bic Gliegen bebd6tig, 5iebt bic
M9ieln bod unb fpri6t: Sa, inetn
lieber 6amnelbuber, bic Gliegen, bic
Sbr mir oa gebra6t babt, bas finb ia
fat lauter Weib9ens, i'd fann su n,eis
ner Nrsnei nur Mdnn6ens brau9en
Die miiBt Sbr tuieoer nit mad 9aus
nebmen unb erit aue ausleien.
9ammelbuber 1T entiebt. unter 8ers
tptni6ungen fir BEN Barber f6arrt ct
feline Gliegenlei9en mieber sufamn.en.
gs fdngt bod langiam an in feinem
9irn ettpas gu bdmmern. So9 gang
ii6er fiiblt er fi6 bod nidt, oenn als er
f9on ein Gtid bon benz &ramlaben
meg 1T, brebt ct li1 bod nod einmal
TN, unb fragt ben linn aus Der 2aben=
tbiir na6i6auenben IpDtbefer: Sa,
tpie ion i'd bic Gliegen auseinanoer
finben? unb ber Gefragte ruff inn
nod mad: Nm 8eiten it's, Sic paifen
auf our paarungs5eit, 6a tperben sic
bic Mdnn6ens am f6neaten rauss
finbenl
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ar in Der Ndbe ber fpanif6en Ghfe nit
einem unbetannten 9ampfer 3ufammen'
geaoBen unb plDbli@ gefunten fet. Yet
Set finb bic bier ausgei6ifften 5petuno'
awanaig perfonen, bic bon oer Gronos,
Ste einiae Gttfnben fpdter bic Stelle
paifrte, an sdifftriimmern bdn9eno
aufaefunben tpurben, bic ein5igen Hes
beriebenoen, ba bic Rataitropbe nit folz
der pl6bli6feit eintrat, oaB bic goote
ni6t ausgefeBt tperben fonnten, unb oa
bic palIaa;ere fi6 bes y(ebels tpeeen faf
ausnabnlos in ber &atiite befanben.
9ie g1amen ber @eretteten folgten.
Gin Scr. &oberts aug Birmingham unb
einige 0anbsleute tDaren bic ein3lgen
DaiIaaiere barunter; Gbarles Wtanfreb
mar inter ben l1ntergegangenett.
NsiB Danpers bob bic Nrme gum
6immel. Gottlobl rief tie, 10 trdgt
bie grbe einen @9urfen tpentger, unb
mein armes 2inb bat nidt mebr einen
Mann gu fiir@ten, Der ieben Sag 3uriid'
febren fonnte, Inn fie bon neueut eleno
au naa9en!
sic fnb febr bart, NaiB Sanbers,
fagte Scr. Olbeaifle.
Sa, ertpiberte fie nit einem Seufaer
aus tieffer 8ruf. sic baben re6t, i'd
mar bartI unb fe legte beioe 9dmbe
por's @ef9t unb fant in ben binter ibr
ftebenben SeRel.
Cine Meile i9miegen beibe, iebes Be-
miibt ieiner 8epesung Serr gu tperoen.
Damn faste Mr. Ol6eaitle: Sic Strafe
tpar f9uer, tpie bas 8erbre9en fbwet
mar. sic tpirb ibm ber5eiben.
l1nb mir mollen bitten: Jtbre uas
ni6t in 8eriu6unsl f@lob MiB San'
Ders.
(Gortfebuns folst.)
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W1att ifeue Der 3ranfbett etiten Gin;
h4ltSbefebt 3tt,

inbem man einen idpahen &0rper ftartt, eine
aerrattete @eiunbbeit auifrifdt uno biinne uno
an Mabrunssfoffen arine Safte NIT s et'
ters genbitterS bereidert, 0as bette,
AM tuarmifen empfoblene unb popularite star.
funss. unb @6usmittel, bas es sibt. Sc fdrtt
ben Masen, befeitist bic llntbdttsteit ber 2eber
unb ber Darme unb sibt ben ausf9eibnngs'
unb gntIeerunssfunttiOnen bet Nieren nno oer
8lafe einen sefunben antrieb. Malarii@e
ssieber tperben nidbt nur bur9 bafeIbe aufse.
balten unb ibre 8ieberfebr berbiitet, fonbern es
bietet aud foIden 2euten, Die ME an bieien
Rrantbeiten selitten baben, aber iie ii9 lei3t
auaieben t0nnteu, tpenn fe feine mebiainiiden
8orfi9tsmaereseIn trefen tpiirben, ben einaisen
fi@eren S9ub. gs fdeibet aus benz 8luts se'
ipiTe llnreinisteiten aus, tnsld5e mad ben aus>
fasen ber bebeutenOften @atbolosen bic Asele
iener fdmeraliden aeiben, @beumatismus nnO
@i6t, iinb es 1T auberoem etne ausse3et@nete
Mranei fit elm sef@pd6tes unb iiberarbeitetes
NeruenfAftem mnb fir seiitise @ieOersei9lassn'
belt.
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Mufrea,tua tm 9eras.

@rose Nufregun9 ipur6e IN 6er Tm9e9en6
bon 8aris, seras, bur9 bic @sneiuna Des Srn.
$. 6. eorleb berOorserafen. 9er!slbe NOR 70
biilfos. bab er a@ i'm 8stts ni9t berun,aaoSrs'
ben, oDer nar ben aopf gu bebsn per,moSte. Sc,
hermann slaubie. oae ct an BET ausaebruns
fferbe. Cine Yrobeaaidle bon 9r. Sings gtsto
Oiaeoberb nuroe ibm, gei6idt. Sie'burd fublte
ct iid setrdftist. .unb tauf.e cine srobe Glai9e
unb cine S9a@te bon Or. Sings Neip Sife
4ills, nnb nadbem er rapei Glaf9en oapon e'u.
eenommen bate, mar ct geiuno nnb bafte 30
Yfunb an Gleifd seuonnen.
Gratis. @robefaiden bel u 0reib. @robe
Hlafaen 81.
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= Srrtbum i'm Wfotib. Commits
(aum prinaipal): 9err Morgenfern,
i'd IaB' mir'r BON Sbue' net 10 grob
bebanble! prin3ipal: Sa, glauben
sic benn, i'd besabIe Sic, um Sbnen
2iebesantrdge 5u MAIDEN?
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StelIe aeluMt !

Gin le6iger iunger Mann, ber fi6
por feiner Nrbeit f6eut, iu6t irgenb>
tpel6e 8ef6dftigung. Derielbe 1T Der
beutiden uno italienil6en @pra@e b6ls
Zig mdbtis, ebenfo berftebt er seniigeno
@nsliid. @r mar friiber Gin Stalien
unb Oeiferrei6) in faufmdnnii@em
Ga9e tbdtig. @mpfeblungen bur9 ben
Marftmeiiter 6errn 8runi iteben ibm
aur 9eite. OHerten beliebe man abaus
geben in Der Expedition BET uGreiem
Brefe" unter Der @biffer TX. Y. T."
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Die bette SaIbe ber Belt fiir Sdnitte
Auetf9unsen, @efdpire, Gieber. unb eaut'
MusfdIae, GIedte, seiprunsene Sanbe, Grof'
beulen nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt $a'
mprrboiben ober feline 8eaabluns. 80aige
@atiSfeation sarantirt ober bas gelo tpiro
auriiderifattet. 26 Gents bic Sda4teI bel q.
Sreib.
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-gs 1T tein Wunber, wenn iib ber
Greis bet 8erebrer BON ct. Satobss
Del nit iebem Sage pergr6Bert, benn
mer es einmal gebrau6t bat, fu9t anb
min fein anberes. Sn allen Mpotbefen
fur so gents bic Glaf6e gu baben.
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Gpra9berbefferung.- -8ei
gr6fnung bes Sommer=@ @emefers eines
beriibmten gonierbatDriums tuerben
urter ben 8eiperbern allein % gefunz
ben, tpeI6e ben Namen @obn fibren.
Ser Direftor felt oeBbalb tn elmer bet
nd6iten Sibungen ben Mntrag: @on=
ierbatorium in 3ufunft nit b gu i9reis
ben, alio 60 bn ierbatoriunt.
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- MbonnementssBilete 5u ben Carl
Bed 'i9en Sommerna9ts &on3erten
finb bel ben 9errn 8. Mabnde unb
Garl Bed su baben.
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Mobern. -Sunser Mann (tpirft
fi6 elmer Dame gu GiiBen): sMetn
Grdulein, nadbem iitb uniere belbers
feitigen 8dter tber Die nDtbigen 8elbs
angelegenbeiten uerftdnbigt baben, mage
i9 es, Sbnen gu gefeben, baB i'd Sic
itnausfpre4Iid liebe."
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= @ebrau6te Songaline gesen ein
gei9woaenes &nie nit @nt3iinbung ber
Sebnen, unb S6mera tpie @ei9mulit
tparen mad uenigen@inreibunsen sdn3s
lid peri9munben.
pbilo g. @alentine, M.9., St.2ouis.
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- Cine in Bottom erf9einenbe 3eis
tung fiir 8linbe entbdlt einen gebar>
niiften 2eitartifel gegen au tief auss
gei6nittene Rleiber.
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- Gortuna eleidt elmer blinben
Sub, tpel9e ben O9ien nadlduft.
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Office beg superintencenten ber 6fent'
li9en S9ulen.
San Nntonip, %. Suli 1886.
9om 16. big 21. 9lusuit finbet i'm
@ebdube Der 9O6i6ule Die Priifung
berienigen 2ebrer itatt, bic auf @telung
in ben 6ffentli9en @9ulen bon San
Mntonio re fleftiren.
s. g. g mitb,
Superint. BET 6hentli6en @6ulen.
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q e i u h t

Elm partner nit $500-$1000 &apital
in eillem suten neuen @eiddft. 2amb<
mirtb porgeaogen. Mebrere CUTE 9(re
beitseiel uno Stuten nit 5oblen finb
binig 3u berfaufen. gfdberes in ber
Office bieies 8lattes. 5,8,6mt4mtp
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8npfIAD1ttert

T .
1T oft ein gnsei6en pon etiter St0rung in
ben Serbauungsorganen. gSer on bieiem
beidperliden llebel leioet, benz FAINT onrf]
4per'S Biaen gebolfen iuerben.
SD bin su &opfidmers geueigt, gez
brauf)e baber 4Der'8 Billen, rtnb fte erloien
mid iebes Ofal pon a1ent S6n1er5." s.
Bebber, Wanbefer q. $.
vNper's gitlen iino bas Bette Mittet, oas
id) je BET &opfidn1er3 antuanbte. 0ieie bel
fen mir, tpe1n alle anberen Mittel feblz
fdlagen." Sba Sfinrer, 3O4 Sbirteentb
ct, q. gs., 8aibingtou, .. s.
vGper's Billen beilen mid iebes Mal,
tpenn idb &opfl6mers babe" Sohn Sten,
Germantown, ga.
sd leioe felt Sabren OH &opfipeb, unb
MDer's Nillett
belfen mir superldliiger, als irgenb ein ai1-
beres 0dttel."
Sereitet bon
9r. 5. 6. @ber & g., 2otueu, @af.
Sn alien Ipotbefen 3u babeu.
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- 9ie Mifionsbabn 1T nur nod 16
Meilen bon Corpus gbriiti entfernt.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-17
BASEBALL NOTES.

If O'Leary had been supported as
O'Day was yesterday, the r. suit might
have shaped itself differently.
NASHVILLE CLUB went to Evansville
Sunday AMI shut out the alleged club
of that town by a score to II to 0.
Today they play the Louisville Club
at Nashville.
In 1884 Hecker struck out seventeen
men in a game against Pittsburg,
equaling Ramssy's record OF Monday,
vet the game was lost. Sweeney, the
ex-league pitcher, and Shaw, OF the
Washipgtons, have each struck out
nineteen men in a nine inning con-
test.
NASHVILLE plays here tomorrow, and
as Knoufr will pitch the Browns will
doubtless win. ThuredAy the same
clubs play and 0'Leay will occupy
the box. II 0'Leary will only estab-
lish tho precedent OF humping the
men who give him rotten support, he
will notice marked improvement in
their play. We wont charge anything
for this advice, II faithfully followed.
A man with an arm like OLesry's
should not hesitate TO use II In so good
q cause as furnishing bum players.
DUNLAP 1, making a record for him.
sell with the coming champions. In
the fist game at New York City he
was little nervous and made an error,
but also three fine plays. At the bat
he was also nervous and went through
the game without making hit. This
Wss the last Of his nervousness and in
the next four games he made six safe
hits, put out fourteen men and was
credited with twelve assists and d dIC
make a single error, and his good play
ing was specially mentioned in the
newspaper rep ,rts OF every game. His
fielding average for the FIST five games,
including bis debut with the Detroite,
was 1855, the best secor d base average
in The country for the same time. Ills
batting sverge for the same period was
over 300.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-17
BIG LAW SUIT
Begun iu Milwaukee, I'm which
~ Memphis Parties are Interested.

Possession of an estate valued at
$500 900 is involved in a suit begun at
Milwaukee, on Saturday last, by the
heirs of ex-Gov. Charles Dufkee, who
claim that provision in his will be.
queathing the bulk of his property to
executors in trust for the cause OF
education, is imperative. They 81
lege that under the laws OF Utah, in
which Territory he died, the property
reverts to them as next of kin, but
that the executors, to evsde the dis
position Of the large estate, fraudu-
iently had the estate probated in
Kenosha county, Wisconsin. Charles
Durkee was the first Republican
United S ates Senator from Visions n.
In 1865 he was appointed Governor of
Utah, aud retained that Office to the
time OF his death, in 1870. His estate
of $50O,O00 consisted of 100000 in
government bonds, and large railroad
interests, principally in the Union,
Central and Southern Pacific roads.
After several minor bequests, be left
nearly all of this for educational pur-
poses. His relatives now claim that
they knew nothing about his wi /
until twelve years after his death,
and charge the executors with mis-.
appropriation OF funds and wrongful
disposition of the property. They
charge the executors with having in
weighed the childless widow into sign-
ing an assignment Of all hsr rights
for the nominal cum OF $4,000, 30 as
to defeat her claim as sole heir. John
Durkee, Of Memphis, is one of the
heirs and parties to the suit COM
menced at Milwaukee on Saturday
last.