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A hoy Am,c,ed with chambers.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-Dr. ]. II.
Rsuch, secretary OF the State Board
of Health, received a dispatch last
evening saying that the son OF a
farmer in Richfield township, Adams
county, was afflicted with a disease
believed to be CHAMBERS. The boy had
been taking care Of two horses which
had been attacked by the disease and
had been ordered shot by Assistant
State Veterinary Simpson. DIR.
Rauch directed that the boy be kept
out Of school, aud ordered an investi-
CATION Of the case. There have been
altogether five cases Of CHAMBERS In
human beings reported in this State,
three Of which proved fatal. The
disease Is taid to be one Of the most
frishtful disorders that mankind Is
afflicted With, not excepting leprosy.
Thus far no remedy has been discov-
cred to overcome IL when in an ad-
vanced stage.
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A DELIBERATE THIEF.
A Chicago jewelers. scheme 10 De-
fraud His Creditors,


CHICAGO, Ill, January 2S.-Joseph
s. Gratz. who was eiRsted in San An
{ MO, Tex. Tuesday, did wholesa Q
business in jswelry 10 this city till the
beginning Of the present year. He
sent his wife TO Flattonia, Tex, and
disposed OF his stock to Shakman x
Lowenbach for $4,000 in cash. Then
he went 10 Texas. The stock which
he sold was obtained on credit from
Eastern firms. 1t was valued at S20,-
600, and he had book accounts OF Sl2,-
900. He owed his creditors sos, 900.
The Jewellers Associations OF New
York and Providence employed Chi
cago lawyers 10 capture GratE. They
say that Crate had arranged TO meet
his creditors January I'd, but had bis
goods packed and delivered to Shak-
man q Lowenbach the day before.
Graiz and one OF his creditors occu-
pied the came building. This creditor
saw the goods being packed, and de-
manded his money, part of which
claim was paid. The attorneys at
tached the goods left by Gratz in his
safe. In looking over his papers they
learned Of his wiie's going to Texas.
This information led to his arrest. He
was found in Flattonia, living in good
style, but he left for San Antonio be-
fore the requisition papers we're re-
ceived by the detective following him.
Shakman 4 Lowenbaeh said yester-
day they knew nothing Of Graiz's in
tentions when they bought his goods.
They cay they paid fair consideration
for the goods and that the stock was
not worth $4,000. They say they will
sell Che goods back for what they paid
for them, and are willing to meet
Graiz's creditors. They say they are
now involved in litigation because Of
the purchase. 1t is said by the attor-
neys employed by the Eastern jewell
ers that further arrests will soon be
made.
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PROGRESS OF THE SOUTH.
Development Of Manufacturing and
Mining Interests During 1885.
sIxty-seyen Million Dollars of Cap
ital Invested I'm New Enter
prises-New Railroads.

BALTIMORE, January 2S.-1he Balti-
more Adnyfacturers' Record publishes
to-day the annual review Of the indus
trial growth OF the South and the
progress made in the development
of the manufacturing and mining in
terests of that section in 1885, not
withstanding the general depression
in business throughout the country.
A noticeable feature is the wide
diversity OF new enterprises, which in
cludes almost every industry known
in the country. The amount Of capt.
tai, including the capital stock of in
corporats companies organized during
the year, and in enlarging and re-
building those destroyed by fire, ag-
gregates $50, sl2 900, divided among
the fourteen Southern Sites as fol-
lows:
Alabama, s., "a, 900; Arkansas, SAL.
100000; Florida, Sl,0l9,000 Georgia,
1I,OUU,UOU1 heHluCAJs $lOtOOft~OOt
Louisiana, 81 l28,500; Maryland, &C.,
6eS,000; Mississippi, SOL, 500; North
Carolina, $780, 600; South Carolina,
$s56,OO0 Tennessee, s., 692, 900; Texas,
s3,232 600; Virginia, So, $4,000. West
Virginia, $i2,Ob6,O0O; Total, S66,Sl2,-
0O0,
Summing up the statistics Of the
South's progress since 1880, the Record
shows that since then 1O,400 miles
have been added to the south's rail-
road mileage, the building Of which,
added to the Investments in old roads.
and their improvement, foots up $751;
100000; the actual cost Of the rail-
roads OF the South and their equip
ment according to statistics being over
81 $50, 1000, goo, against 100000, 900 in
1880. The assessed value OF property
in the South has increased nearly ST.
100000, 600 since 1879.
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HELENA, ARK.
A Couple or Attempted safe.IIOb-
beries-The Cotton Season.
[arro1AL ro rHn APprA1.l

ESPECIAL TO THB APPEN.I
HELENA, ARK, January 2S.-La5t
night about o'clock the grocery store
OF Wilkes 4 Ford was broken into and
quantity of shelf-goods taken. The
burglars made en- effort to break open
the Fate, but were frightened away be-
fore they succeeded In doing the taie
any damage. There are quite q mum.
Der Of idle men, black and white, la
the city, and 1t is supposed that some
OF this class were the operators last
night. An attempt was also made to
break In the store OF Key & Neal, but
they were frightened away.
The APPRAL's many friends in Hell
ena were real glad to welcome her in
her new makeup and new dress, not
that they expected that there would
be an improvement in the contents Of
the paper, but simply because 1t is
much easier to handle and read.
The cotton season Of 1855 at Hell
ena Is drawing rapidly to close, and
our enterprising cotton buyers are
making active preparations TO close
out the seasons business, which has
to all, except the firm of Searcy & Co.,
been an unpropitious and Improbable
one.
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Resulted MistrInI

NRw YoRK, January 2S.-The jury
in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer,
before which Gen. Alexander Shaler
has been on trial for bribery during
the past two days, came in this morn
ing, after being locked up all night in
the jury-roon. The jury came in al
11:2i O'Clock. The foreman announced
that the jury found it impossible to
agree. Judge Barrett sent the jury
back to consider the case still further
They came into court at $3.50 O'CLOCK
and announced that they were still
unable TO agree, when they we're dis
charged. 1t is seid they stood ten To-
conviction and two for acquittal.
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Educational Troubles In the Chloe.
tnW Nation,

tRw Nation.
LirrLE Rock, ARK, January 2S.--
An Indian Territory special fays:
Considerable feeling has been aroused
in the Choctaw Nation over the ntti-
tude OF the local government toward
schools. The charge Is made that
Chief McCuriain and n majority OF the
members OF the Choctaw Council or
Legislature are hostile TO educational
interests. There are numbers OF
schools throughout the Choctaw Ma.
ton, many of which are controlled by
various religious denominations, aud
are aided largely by Eastern friends.
These Institutions have been OF ines
Unable value, and the Ohociaws have
kept pace with the Cherokee es in edu-
catiopal progress. One Of the largest
schools is the Methodist College, upon
which the Methodists sllege they have
expended between $4,000 and $780,
600, principally in donations from the
East. 1t is claimed the Choctaw gov
eminent Is seeking to control this in
ttltution and change the management,
and will refuse II support unless its
charge is under Ohoctaw supervision.
The school managers have determined
to resist a change. II seems probable
that all the school interests in the
Nation will units against Chief Nc
Curtain.
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They praise her for her wild rose face,
And bow to her little space.
The cameo curve Of cheek and chin,
Hair a. II gold was siited in,.
Eyes velvet, like a pansy flower
These are what hold them for an hour,
Light, ylppling laughter, like brook,
Avord, u sigh, q tOnder look;
For these they follow her for while,
Paying kingdom for smile.
Still have heard that for her tears
'Twero worthy to give years and years,
Ard for her head upon ones breast,
ono would face death and all the rest.
But I, whs one time loved her we'll,
knowing her now, have this to tell:
] hate her for her matchloss art
With which she hides hollow heart.
-EoreRoe Wilkinson IN N. Y. Independent
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Arrar,au Ou,rnres I'm ireland.

DUBLIN, January 2S.-The Freemdns
Journal admits that ayrariau outragee
till oscur in the remote districts OF
he country. but 1t declares tba. the
National League cannot be held re-
lpousible for them. 1t adds that the
league ha, resolved to do all in Its
,ower to suppress disorder and re.
move every semblance OF a basis for
ne government 10 revive the coarcioa
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GREECE AND TURKEY.

reported skIrmish Between the
4 Greeks and TURKS NJ GiassOva.
LONDON, January ga dispatch TO
he Times fom Conttantlnople says
rumor is current there that a skirm-
sh between Greeks aud Turks has
aken place at GlaHsoVa, on the fIoa-
Ter OF Epirus.
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LORD Carnarvon's Departure for
Home.

DUBLIN. January 2S.-Lord Carnar-
ron, ex.Viceroy OF Ireland, left Dub
in Castle to-day accompanied by his
wife, for their home in England. The
etiring Viceroy was followed TO the
allway station by enormous crowds
md his route all the way TO Kings
own, where he took the ferry for Hol-
yhead, was lined with people anxious
o witness his departure. He was
heered almost continuously from the
ime he left Dublin Castle until he de-
,arted from the Irish coast and the
inthusiasm OF the people was phe-
iomenal.
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TURKEY and BaIgarla.

LONDON, January 2S.-The Times's
correspondent at Constantinople, in a
dispatch concerning the understand
ing arrived at between Turkey and
Bulgaria, says the Porte will bestow
upon Prince Alexander the title OF
Mushir and GovernorG General Of East
ern Roumelia.
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neolnred 1he WIN NM.

MOUNT VERNON, III, January 2S.-
The / linois Snpreme Court to-day de-
Clared null Isaac Foreman's bequest OF
$4,000 to the American Bible and
Methodist publita ion societies. Fore
man went crazy on religion. His
daughter, Mrs. Price, Of st. Louis, wife
Of an expressmAn, gets the money.
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opening the canal" A large concourse
Witnessed the distinguished engineers
depBIture. There was much enthusi-
asm, the crowd cheering and shouting,
" Vive De Lesseps" The party will
embark nj gouthampton 10 day.
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he War Fever In Greece Rubsidlng.

4 PARIS, January 2S.--Telegrams re-
eived here this afternoon from Athens
tate the warlike views OF the Greek
)abinst have suddenly changed. The
ispa 'ches add that yesterday evening
he Hellenic Ministers issued q declar-
ton that "Greece would comply with
he wishes OF Europe"
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SALISBURY AT OSBORNE.

The Q1een has summoned the Mar
luis OF salisbury 10 confer with her az
osborne. He Will dine with her maj
,sty this evening and be her guest
iniil to.monoT, when he will return
o Ieadoa.
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CHANOERY SALE
OF
h EAL E q TAT K

No. $3.50, tIn-CHaneery Court Of Shelby
county-State of Tennessee, for use, ETC.,
vs.. W, II. Butler ct al; and No. 1905, r.
City Of Memphis vs., Il. W. Frazer ct al.;
aud No. 1901, R.D.-City of Memphis VS..
@, w. Frazer ct al,
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause on tho
9Th day Of November, 1885, NJ. u. 30, page IS,
/ will sell, atpublio auction, to the highest
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
saturday. February 30, 1856,
within LEGAL hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty, Tenn, tO-wit;
Lot I6, block 65, situated at the northwest
intersection of Beale and Second streets,
fronting Co.'S feet on tho north eide OF Beale
street and running back with the west line
Of Second street $50 feet. Sold as property
Of Q. W. Edmonds, Q. W. Frazer and others.
Also, lots IL and Is, block IS, Saints sub
division, each fronting . feet on the east
65 feet, Sold as property Of Anna Il. Lamb
Also, lots q and %, block IS, Saints sub
! division, 10th ward; lot ~ fronting 90 feet
on the east side of Main street, and lot Il
] fronting . feet on tho east side OF Main
! street and running back &c fest.
/ Terms Of Sale-On q credit six mon ths I;
| purchaser executing notes with security lien
retained and redemption barred, This jan
uary %, 1886.
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY j. M. Bradley, Deputy CleAk and Master.
j w, Hampton, solicitor, sat
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We have EXCLUSIVE control in this
Market Of the following lines Of CUSTOM
MADE Goods, all of which we warrant to
give perfect satistaotion:i
George Rockers celebrated Mems Calf
Boots. Brady x Shortelps Boys, Youths,
Misses and Children's Solar Tip Shoes.
I. M. Harris q Co.'s Philadelphia made
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Also, L. W. Mute & Co.'s Kip Brogans and
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United States.
We are the only house in this market hand
ling Ethe celebrated Krippendori, Dittman
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under the Factory brands.
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Drowned Herself and Her Infant.
COLUMBUS, Wis, January 28.-Mrs.
N. A. Robinson drowned herself and
infant in cistern here last night. The
only reason assigned is morbid despon-
dencv.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Opposition 10 granville.

LoSDoE, January 27.-The entire
prsss is opposed to the idea Of the APP
pointmeDt Of Lord Granville TO be
FOREIGN sscrs'ay.
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sALISBURY At OSBORNE.
The Premier In Consultation About
His Successor.
4 Remarkable speech by Prince
bismarck I'm the Landtag-
Greece and Turkey.

LONDON, January 2S.-The Evening
Ners rays 1t has authority for stating
hat Lord Salisbury has advised the
Queen to summon Lord Harrington to
.orm q Cabinet.
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oI be- Lessrna fnr Pnnarlr

LONDON, January 2s.--The De Les
reps party includes the unusual adj
anot of a doctor. When leaving Paris,
4. de Lesseps said:. II viii be back
q sixty days. I cannet die before
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MyslsrionsIy Disnppearea

ST. LOUIS, No, January 2S.-John-
ston Morrison, a wealthy and we'll
known contractor doing business at Gle
Chestnut street, is repocted to the pc
lice as having disappeared January
Goth, and has since not been located
by his friends. Atthe slime he diAp-
peaI0d he was supposed to have &
large amount of money on his person,
and it is feared that he has met with
foul play.
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KOuntze Bros,
BANKERS,
10 Broadway, New York,

DEPoSfE accounts recsiyed from bank
~ ers, merchants and others, and inter
est allowed on balances.
Advances made 10 correspondents on ap-
proved business paper or other coed collateral
Letters OF credit Issued. Collections made.
Government bonds and other securities
bought and cold on commission,
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M0WMNMSM

Though painful and wearing almost beyond
endurance, Is not an tncurable disease II treat
ed In time Perhaps no other disease has 20
baffled the efforts OF science and medicine as
thiR but at last a remedyhas been discovered in
Gsnn n f,IA,no which CURES RHEUMA-
SVVtkSSNNVIV~TIsM, and Is heartily en-
dorsed by many Of the Leading Physicians.
WHAT THEY SAY:
"ToNdALngE il doing all that Is elAimsd II will do"
g. O. BKIFERr. n. d., CantrAn, LII
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WHEs all so-oalled remedies fail, DR..
6Age's cla.arrh Remedy cures.
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Had a case Of InhammAtory Rheumatism Of
nearly all the large Joints Gave ToHaAIxNE and
to-day my patient Is out and doing well"
WV. BATTER, n D.. Herman. N.
"In my opinion TcsGAInSE supercedes an other
so-czlled rheumatic remedies"
C. woRsHAM. M. D.. Narsngo. III.
"Have given ToSGAInxE n fair trial. and think Il
the best remedy have ever found for Rheumatinn.
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We also control the following Speeialties
under our own brands, namely:
Goodbar. Love & Co.'s Mems Grained
Calf CUsT0M-MADE Balls, Button and Con-
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CUST0M-M MADE Balls, Button and Congress.
Goodbar, Love q Co.'s Ladies' Kid and
Goat CUSTOM-MADE Flexible Polish and
Luttot IS Shoes.
Our Ladies' SO Shoes are made from the
best selected Curacao Kid and Tampico
Cont Stock, and have Solid Sole Leather
Counters an Flexible Inner Soles, and we
warrant them to fit and give perfect satisiac-
tion in every respect.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29
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GOODBAR, love & co..
Wholesale Boots & Shoes,
S67 & 800 Main Is GayOsO, Memphis Tenn.
Boston Omce: No. "a High Street.

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