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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-23
THE DEFENDANTS DAY.
VERY STARTLING TESTIMONY
YESTERDAY
In the Meyer Case-An Innocent
Child's Statement Of Her
Mothers Shame.
AN AFFECTING SCENE IN THE
COURTROOM,
Which Moves the Jury to Tears
The Testimony All In-Argu.
ment TO Begin Today.

The taking of testimony in the
Meyer case was concluded yesterday,
and the arguments will probably be-
gin today. Somewhat of q sensation
was created by the testimony of little
Carrie Meyer, q sweet looking little
girl OF about - years Of sge, of un-
common intelliS ence, and intensely de-
voted TO her father. During her ex-
animation she was asked if her father
had always been kind to his
family and treated them well,
The question seemed to touch her
deeply. The tears welled into her ewes,
and she buried her face in her hands
and sobbed piteously. A death like
silercs came over the court. The
fathers heart was touched, AMI bow
ing his head he gave vent to his grief
in a fit OF tears and sobs. The Jury
were profoundly moved, and many Of
them looked on with moistened ewes,
while others had recourse to handker.
chiefs TO wipe off the tears they could
not restrain. It was some minutes
before the child recovered her COM
posure and the testimony was re-
sumed. Her evidence will appear in
its proper place.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Mrs. ]. II. SLATER, teacher Of Ger
man, Gayoso Hotel.
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, Do Madison street.
MISS CARRIE N. KEArINa, pianist.
may be found at the Gayoso Rotel.
DR.. r. +. BURLINGTON, surgeon
dentist, 357 Main. Telephone 7es.
DIR. THORNTON has removed his Of
foe TO No. 292 Second street, corner Of
Madison. lI
80 CO.'S. Hinson, dentist, No.
2T9 Ma n street. L Bolger assistant.
Call and get new set Of teeth for Sc.
THRKE will be q meeting of the
7. w. O. L. U. over No. 273 Main
street, at $3.50 O'Clock pm, Friday,
October 22d.
For bronchial, atthmatic and pull
monary complaints Browns Bronchial
Troches manifest remarkable curative
properties. Sold only in boxes.
MISS UProN is row at 400 Shelby
street, southeast corner OF Mccall, oP-
posite the Gsyoso Hotel, prepared 10
make dresses in the latest styles. Good
work and reasonable prices.
G. w. MILLER & Co., Paten Asbestos
Fire Proof Rooiers. For durability,
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. So
Madison street.
The Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-psriodic known, A certain
and sure cure for chillA prioo Al nor hot
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Notice.

The Hon. Tack Taylor, the nominee
OF the Republican party for Congress,
and Mr.. James Phelsn, nominee OF
the Democratic party for Congress,
will address tee citizens Of the Tenth
Congressional District, in Joint dis
cussion, at the time and places stated
below, namely:
Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. %, l pm.
Whiteville, Monday, Oct. 25, l pm.
WhitehaveD, Wednesday, Oct. q, l
pm.
Capleville, Thursday, Oct. 2s, pm.
Memphis, Friday, Oct. 20, 1880 pm,
at Exposition Building ...
Mason, Saturday, Oct. 80, pm.
W. j. SMITH,
Chm. Republican Gong. Committee.
X. F. ADAMS,
Chm. Democratic Cong. Committee.
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Advice 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferers at once; 1t produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright as button" 1t ia
very pleasant to taste. 1t sOothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents q bottle.
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TeIeKrAms.
VICKsBURG, MISS, October e.
Nigh,--Depsrted: City of New Or
leans, st. Louis; Helena, MemphiL
PITrsBURa, Pa, October 22.-Night
River feet 10 inches ON the gauge
and rising. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
CINCINNATI, o. ,October2 %. Might
River s feet 10 inches on the gauge
and rising slowly. Weather clear and
pie qsant.
OAIRo, ILL, October 22.--Night-
River 4 feet 3inches on the gauge and
falling. Weather clear and cool. Ne
arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 23.-Night
River falling, with feet inch In
the canal and IL inches on the falls.
Business good. Weather clear and
cool.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 22.--Night--
River risen 2-l0 feet, and stands 7
feet on the gauge. Weather clear and
cool. No arrivals or departures Of regu-
lar packets.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERvIoE, U. s. Al
MEMPHIS, October %, l pm.
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at rs meridian
time, which Is one hour iAstw than
Memphis time:
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AdyertIsIng Spaces for Rent.

on the fenos surrounding B. Ldwen-
stein & Bros new building, Main and
JeffersOn streets, by Hook 4 LsGrill.
Apply at once. A.,.o.t,o .
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OOOXlsO FEEr-Two blocks from street
AOO car line, southeast part of city, for
cheap houses only; So per foot.
M. T.G.
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LOST.
FOR SALE.

VALISE-0ne small brown hand valise,
" on Alabama or Second SITS. Return to
a: j. Robnson. 40 Poplar. an be rewarded.
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IL Georgia ST. lot 55x170, with q house of
rooms, in good order. This is choice piece
of property, and can be purchased on easy
monthly payment by paying part cash. Ap-
ply Minter Parker or A. j. Martin, 28s Main
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WHITE OAK. STAYES-Of all dimep-
w sions; HARD WOOD and P0PLA R
WOOD furnished at Woodstock, on Paducah
X. X. Apply to Postmaster, Woodstock.
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TAKEN UP.
STRAYEn.

NTARE-owner can have by proving prep
INl sIty, paying cha ges. Apply 70 Jim Hii-
lam, Walker av., near Kansas City Jun elton:
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ORGAN-Suitable for family or Sunday
" school. Apply at 81 Geslse atreat.

A T PRIVATE SALE-For 20 days, in lot
IA to suit customers, rs or 50 lots, fronting
on sixth Seventh and Eighth SITS. extended,
Valuable Farm of so acres, on Big Creek
road. near Fray ger Station, ON G. and o..
Railroad, 81 miles from Memphis.
Beautiful Suburban Home, with 2 acres of
land, on Second street., North Chelsea.
r. w ROYSTER n 20 0Q7 Saoond ~
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PERSONAL.
DR. BULLINGTON'S
TaIaDhona
WANTED.

GENERAL AGENTs-For Zell's ENJOY
~ clopsediss; T. ELLW00D ZELL, Pub.
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ITO SELL-Printing Office, at county seat.
L Address Reporter, Ashland City, Tenn
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WHIT Il C00K-(9erman preierred), for
w family OF two; good wages. Address
p, care Letter Carrier No. 4,
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uNVBRYB0DY-To call and see the cele-
II brated G., psy Clairvoysnt, at 1T Third
street, near Poplar.
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P0QMS-TWo or three upfurnished rooms
LIZ by two perAons. Apply at SchillinE's
Boardip ghouse, Adams street.
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V0UNG MAMIE Kahn 4 FreiberR's Dry
l. Goods Department. Only such as had
some experience and frst-class references
need apply.
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EJOUsE AND LOT 6Ox16O, near Main st. ;
IL can be had at BARGAIN. Apply at
2S7 GEORGIA ST
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GALESMEN-In every State in the Nv ion
~ to represent PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
SPECIALTEs that are popular and easy SELL
ing. Can be handled alone or in connection
with other goods. Address THE VIM. B,
PRICE MANNFG. CO.. BALTIMORE. MD
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SITUATI0N-As porter or house boy; can
- give city references. PORTER, Appeal.
" DUNG MAN-Experienced in Job Print
L Ing. No. 10 West Court Street.
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HITZFELD'S Oil, Vapor and Gas Stoves
IL for light housekeeping. 23S second St.
A COMPLETE OUTFIT of the latest improved
IA TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY, al
most new. at a bsrsain. Address
WACHENHEIM 4 HERMAN,
Ninkahnrn Mia
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A GENTS In every ttSwn te sell Pianos
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DLANTATIoN-O the Arkansas River,
i Lincoln County-60O acres in high state
of cultivation; 1640 cores in tract; well i'm.
proved; steam gin, large barns, 81 good cab
ins and handsome dwelling, 7 rooms, with 20
acres lawn In front. Liberal terms. Apply TO
MALLORY. CRAWFORD 4 CO.,
372 and 374 Front street, Memphis,
or J. q GARRETT Sarasse AL
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Tha Argument.

il. Brock opened for the state,
followed by Justice p. M. Winters for
the defense. During his speech he
pulled from his pocket a lettsr al
dressed TO Miss Emma Eorment,
which he said he wo1ld read to the
inIy. Gen. Turner said he objected
rs the letter had never been offered ia
evidence or in the least manner re-
ferred TO. The Court ovtrruled the
objection, and permitted counsel to
read the letter. He then read as iol-
lows: 90 100,
Miss Emma Norment;
NOBLE LADY, see by our Courier
that you have done NOBLE ACT. Al.
low me to congrstu a e you thousand
times-yes, ten thousand timer.
only wish this great country had more
noble women OF such spirit and nerve.
We would then get rid OF the low dogs
that rob us women OF all we have
our virtue / say, when a lady loves
a man we'll enough 10 marry him she
would give him anything in her power
he would Ask and BIG her ior-a'as
(her virtue) all che possesses, her good
name. And then for him to 60 BAcK
on HER who had 30 much confidence
In his love. Why, then l say he shonC
be SWEET from this WORLD by th'
shortest process. Hanging or shooting
him is too good. And now, dea
stranger, to conclude: Were l IL
your city ! would have the cit.
full Of petitions, and have nearl,
every name OF man and woman signe
for your HONORABLE AooUITrAL A
ONCE. So goodbye, dear girl. Ho'
have my best wishes. -,
From one who once gave her III
for love, but was robbed Of all bad
Yet l had courage not to fall an
throw my life away. Hope you Wi
do the same. SiRned.
! A WR0NGED LADY.
Judge Greer will close for the d.
Tense this morning, and then GeI
Turner will closs for the State, whe
the case will be given TO the iur
under the charge of the Court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-02
Farewell 10 tho Excrucintiug Pains
of Hhematism.

write to state my opinion Of QUINN : Pro-
aud tho effect it has had on myself anq
others. Words can hardly express gil
would like to say but for years suffered
The nest exctuoiating pain from hheuma-
tim and pains arising from disordortd con-
neWeT, boing for months unable to wslk or
move my lower limbs. Alter .commencing
the use OF the Blood Renewer found SUCH
relief 1 continued to use 1t until had tgken
about ono half gallon and It has nov been
two years or m ore since have used ~, ana
have ala &c suffered but very little-nothing'
Comparatively speaking. ! have also t9r-
nished several pcrfons with the blo9d he-
newer, and each Of them experienced great
relief from tho use Of Il. . , y,,,,,ppv
Hockmart, Ga. y. D Ohbhhi.
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po,d How ,apeer Was Cured.

For Eve or six years had been sHie se
18th WI AZ every ono pronounced 70 be cas-
CO.. an NV nose. Amer trying various rene
dies with no success, | was y induced 70 ts va
uy t.,, NsovcrnI hotties of the Remover, Am
Nanny 10 state that all appearance Of tne
n spser OF any oth,r SIX n disease M. 9een
d,iyen away, and | have exreriene9d no
main from the eanCer since pearlti l ~, ~
ppoaI1,mend the BLOOD Remover to q who tnaI
sou pi;ctsS In aHk, manner. believe "
t 19 he The "best medicine. in existence, ios
ne cnre Of every and all diseases arising
! iron, impurity Of the blood, ,,,1YNas
CovingtOn, Ga. >. N : A. - = -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-02
DEFENDANTS EVIDENCE

The first witness introduced by the
defense was Miss Matte Yates, alias
Bracket, who was arrested at the time
Of the killing and held in the Station
House over night as an accessory to
the crime. Being sworn, witness said:
NV name is Matte Yates; on the 18th
of March l was in Memphis and went
to the store of Mr.. Arnold for the pur.
pose Of buying some mixed pickles; l
then went to the store OF Mr.. Wooten,
next door to Mr.. Arnold's, after l
failed to get them at Arnold's; l
wanted to buy the pickles for
old man Fisher and his wife
l had not seen Miss Emma Norment
on that day, nor did l meet her near
Arnold's or Wooten's store; the last
time ] saw Emma Norment, the last
time before meeting her at the ) alton
House Wssin 1873; when Iwent to Mr.
Arnold's store he directed me to 60
next door to Mr.. Wooten's; while IN
Mr.. Wooten's store l heard a shot
fred; it was before left the store and
while was at the counter waiting fol
the pickles; / know it was that night
l heard the shot fired; Mr.. WoOten
and were both standing at the coun
ter, and after the shot was fred Mr.
Wooten walked to the door; he came
BAGS and said young lady had shol
Mr.. Arnold; think he said the lady
was Mics Norment; he also said The
young lady lived some six or eight
miles IN the country; after I got my
pickles | Immediately left, and befoIf
got far was arrested aud carried Il
the Station-Houss; l know I had no
spoken to Miss Moment since 1873;
had no conversation with her tina
evening in front Of Mr.. Arnold's store
OF anywhere else; had no converse.
ton with anyone; I did talk will
Miss Norment in the Station-HOuse
Defendants counsel-What was cha
conversation, and what did Miss Emmi
Norment say to you?
Gen. Turner-I object.
Oourt-The objection is sustained
Witness-It was about one hal
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tho use OF IL , ,upppy
/, Ga. y. y. OhbhhI .
Liver Complaint and Blood Poison
Cured.

I have been using GuINH's PiOSsEE BLo09
REyEWEp Tor Liver Complaint and Blo9d
Poison, and can eheeriully say ~ mas maze sIs
an entire cure for me; II Ia all claimed los
H. and / will choerfully recommend II to all
who wish blood renew or; ,,,,, ,o,,SsoNy
Griffin, Ga. NED JVhNsVN'
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NED JOHNSON.
Voice from the Lone Star state,

gusN's PIoSEER BLOOD RESSwER has
cured one of my children Of one OF = Worss
cases OF scrolula ever saw. Her KIN Is ~
clear as mine, and the doctors say WE ~
manent cure IN their opinion; l am thahA-
mi for having tried the remedy; nus
dallas. Tex. WILLIAM L. ENh'NSs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-02
SECOND DAY OF THE TRIAL.

On the converting Of court yesterday
morning Gen. Turner stated that he
would Close the States case in chief,
with the privilege of introducing Mrs.
Mathews if che could be got to the
Court Il euse, but that she was sick.
The Court said if she was procured
any time prior to the closing OF the
evidence the State might introduce
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For Mt least an hour PLAINLY
dressed. middl Gagged man had been
sitting quietly by listening TO- the DIS,
cussion. All the regular business had
been disposed OF and the Council was
about 10 adjourn. He arose TO his feet
with a paper in his hand and respect
fully asked permission to read II II the
Council had nothing more on hand,
President MADDEN asked him the
purport OF the paper.
wages" he replied.
If he had hurled bolt OF lightning
the effect could not have been more
magical than the uttcfauce OF thats SIN
ole word. For q full minute nota syllable
WAS spoken. The Council shifted about
uneasily in their chairs, and President
MADDEN remarked that he dldn
think the Council had anything to do
with the wage question. Mr.; Lee saiu
men Of both parties probably mean
inc capitalists and woTkingmen) be
Io1ped TO the Council and that 1t woulC
be improper, considering the psesen
excited condition of things, Tor the
Council to declare itself one way o
the other He thought it should b
referred to a committee. Col, Mont
gomery avreed with him and adde'
that If it was question which attecte!
the employees OF the Taxing District
might be proper to consider it,
at refers direc ly TO them, '|said tn
workingman, whose name it was altel
ward ascertained is Maynard.
Messrs. Hadden and lee still II
sisted that the Council had nothing
do with il.
Mr.. Maynard asked that the secr'
tary read it,
Mr.. Randle and Mr.. Graham wan
ed 10 hear il read.
Mr.. Kney thought there was 10
in it,
> Mr.. Wallace WIS silent.
Mr.. MADDEN insisted that if it re
lated to the expenditure OF publ
, money It ought to be referred to IN
, Fire and Police Commissioners. Ca
! ried. The paper was handed, unreal
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MRS. MATTHEWS

came. She testified that on The even
ing of the killing about o'clock, she
was in a wig and hair goods store on
Beale street; that while there two
ladies came in and asked for a blond
wig; she heard in the conversation
the man say he would charge them
50: this was so cheap she involun.
tarily asked: odd you ssy ~ only
He said yes, but this is just to rant Tor
this evening. She heard the ladies
saw they would take it; that she
is acquainted with Emma Norment
lived near them once; but tho ladies'
in the store were deeply yelled; ]
can't say whether it was her or not
one of the ladies was dressed IN
steel colored gray dress.
This was all the testimony.
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GAGE cannot wither it nor custom
state its infinite variety" Flesh is
hardly heir to an ache or pain which
eannotbe cured by using Salvation OIL.
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X, 7. MAYNARD,
v. II. MCCALL, z,,
RDW ARD HENDERSON
HENRY BUTTkN BERG .

The Council Immediately adjoarned.
The discussion on the gas question,
which occupied the attention OF the
Council for two hours, is reported IN
fnll elseWhere.
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Go "a RutIedge a I.agOmRrHinO for
your plumbing and Gas-ftttiDg'
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TO the secretary, 1t is given in iull
below
To the Honorable President and Members Of
the Fire and Police Comm ss'on Taxing
District Shelby county, Tennessee,
GENTLEMEN The undersigned COM
mittee appointed by the Banner Assem-
bly,, Knights of Labor, Memphis,
Tenn, most respectfully submit the
following preamble and resolution for
the consideration OF your honorable
| body:
WInREAs, In view OF the we'll
known fact that pauperism with its
long train of attending evils, isa curse
10 the earth, and as insufficient wages
to those compelled to work for wages
is common factor in the production
of paupcrism, and us il is less eNpen-
| sive to the taxpayer to pay living
wages to the healthy, law abiding
laborer, than TO support the sick pau
per or the criminal, and ~ one dollar
and twenty-five cents ISL 25) per day
is not enough to keep men with fami-
lies from becoming paupcrs or criml-
nails; therefore be 1t
Resolved That we most respectfully
petition the Board OF Fire and Police
Commissioners of the Shelby county
Taxing District, that on and after
January /, 1886, that the laborers EN-
ployed by the Taxing District be paid
not less than two dollars E2l per day
for their services, AMI that the pay OF
the fire and police departments he
increased to an amount that will be a
Just compensation for the labors per,
formed and the hardships incurred
by them. $500 .
MmpVts, TsNS,, December 18th, 1876.
II. +. MAYNARD,
v. II. MCCALL,
EDWARD HENDERSON,
HENRY GUTENBERG.
! The Council immcdiatelyadjo
The discussion on the gas question
y which occupied the attention OF tn
, Council for two hours, is reported l
. full elsewhere.
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FOK SALE.

DIAMONDs AND wATCHESnons Pste J.
nav. slcI: Que Appleton Tracey, Is kt, good
az am new, SO; one Risin. IA kt, govd as new,
20: one Elgin, 10 kt, good as rev, so; one
Waltham, 10 kt, good IS new 80; soo t "a sss
Solid Gold Watches. IS, 40, 80, " 70 s s59
solid Silver American Watches, open fac
a. az s. AZ, IS 81 and si0-al1 these Watches
war; anted in perfect order; a S-stOne Ria,
mOnd Cross only sl25, cost sS0g-pure Wa aln
Iii. s20 and up, s. day Clocks, good as new
only IS a piece. MEMPHIS LOAN OFFICE
"a and rs Beale street.
j. b. GOTTHELF, Manager.
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CALOON, STOCK AND FIXTUREs-FOr
= sale cheap. Apply TO- ~.
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CATs-Ono Thousand rats for the rand cat
\ contest At the Dime Museum. Ten yalu-
able prizes will be given to the cats receiv q
the largest number of votes Bring in your
cats.
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GENTS-PoF zoe best article ever pre-
"A ducsd; costly outfit freei no peddling
and no money required until sales are made
and goods delivered. For particulars and
terms address N. N, Friedman q Vo'' Mar
dpsburgi No.
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DRY BARRRL SLAVES, OHEAPcoIn
IL ca lots. BRINKLEY LUMBER CO.,
1874 Jeffer son street.
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HORsE-A combined saddle and harness
II hoTse, safe for lady to ride or drive. at
Keck's Stable, 4O3 Second street.
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AN INTELLIGENT, Earnest CalhSlic
n man to represent n large, responsible
Barclay street house in his own locality and
outside large cities. remuneratiye salary
to rieht patty. References exchanged: I'D
dress BARCLAY, Box 1885, N, \.
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TXPRRIENCED AGENTS And CORE
d spondents for new business. Positions
permanent, Salary or commission. Write
" NATIONAi. ECONOMIST. Chicago. Ill
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GITUITI0N-Nrs. Ann B. Rothroe, chal-
- lsngs earpet-maker Of the United States,
wants a situation. No objection to leaving
the city. Apply At this office.
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FOX SALE OR REM.

CyTORE HOUSE, ETC. At Shelby Sta'ioni
y Miss, store house, saloon, staples ana
RuTrL READy FURNISHED: For turtheT par-
ConoOrdla, Miss.
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An INTERESTING SESSION.
QUESTIONS DISCUSSED BEFORE
THE COUNCIL.
A Bank Selected-OpenlDg Streets
Time Too Valuable for Dis
cusslng Wages.

A special meeting of the Legislative
Council was called at o'clock yester-
day evening. President Hadden pre-
sided, and Messrs. Lee, Montgomery,
Randie, Kney, Graham and Wallace
present.
CURLING ON EcHoIS STREET.
A petition to put curbing on the
east and west sides of Echols street,
from Vance to Elliott, was referred to
the President and Engineer with
power to act.
MARKET TO BE KEPT OPEN.
The butchers OF the Beale street
market-house asked TO be allowed to
keep open from to 10 o'clock am. as
other butcher shops do. Granted.
Several citizens called attention to
the fact that a stock pen ON the north
side OF Chelsea street, between Third
and Fourth streets, is rapidly becom'
ing a nuisance, and will be intolerablC
when summer comes. Referred to Tn,
| Board of Health.