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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-30
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY s PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREMIUM.
Cotton Steady - Kidding, 8 lie
Sales Yesterday.
1860 Bales.

Money rules in active demand al s
per cent. Local securities continue
steady.
The cotton market closed steady.
Sales, 1860 ba,es, on batis of Oh
for middling. New York spots closed
steady; middling, 9 7.l6c; futures
finn; September, 9 100000.
A lesding New York cotton cir
culsrs says: "The opening business
was at a decline OF about 4 points
and a little slow, but reduced costs
seemed to attract prompt attention,
leading to full recovery and a firm
close at last evenings prices"
1t New Orleans yesterday spots
were quiet and l-16 lower; middling,
95-l6c; futures quiet and firm; Octo.
Der, 95@S SIC.
At Liverpool spo's were quoted
good business at unchanged rates;
m;ddling, sgd; futures easy; Septe;n-
Der, 8 24-64d.
Ia the general market meats are
lower: Mess pork, SlO z5@11; clear
RIB sides pork, SGS4o; pork shout
de r, 6sc. 0lhers articles unchanged.
nIPoRTs.
Two hundred bil5 apples, 343 rolls
baRgjug, IS pkgs bscon, l02 pkgs boots
and shoe, 3 care cotton seed 2482
SKIS cotton seed, 20 pkgs dry goods,
10 pkGs egga, 76l bales hay, 81 pix
hat, l24 nd sheep, 24,G00 feet lum-
Der, 81 pkgs liqu RS, 1 brl mo assse,
8 EGGS nsiIs, 1000 bu GA 8, 5 brlB pc.
tatoes, ! brl sugar, 128 pkgs tobacco,
brls rice
ELEVATOR REPORTS
This following shows the amount OF
grain received, withdrawn and in
store by regular elevator, IS reported
to the Merchants Exchange yester-
day: Wheat received, none; with
drawn, noUe; in store, 1915 bu
Corn received, 1914 bu; withdrawn, 675
bu; in store, SlC6 bu. Oats received,
1746 bu; Withdrawn, 2521 bu; in store,
170,83l bu.
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NMEALTM Is wEALTH.-nn- N. q

SA- WEsT', NKRyH AND BRAIN TRSlrMESr,
q guaranteed specific for Hystsria, DiSSi.
ness, ConvulSionse, Fits, Nervous Neural
gia, Headache, Nervc-s Prostitution. caused
fulness, Mental Depression, Seitening Of the
Brain, rosulting in insanity and lea ling to
misery, decay and death Premature uld
Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power In either
rhea, caust ! by over-exertion Of the brain,
solf-abuse or overiudulgence. Eaoh Dor con-
tains ono month = treatment. 81 q boz, o
six boxes for IS, son, by mail prepaid, on
receipt of price. We guarantee Six Boxes
BY us for six boxes. accompanied with 81,
vo will send tho purchaser our written
guarantee to refund the money II tho treat
mont docs not eject cure. Guarantees
Eists, Memphis, Tennis
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MOOI..
PETROLEUM MARKET.

Clear tub washed, 1885,; grease
wool, 23@26c; bury wool, l3@1Sc.
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ELEVATOR REPORTS

sTDaily Quotations of Cotton
Oil Trusts and New York Ex.
change Stocks are open 10 those
Interested, at my Office.
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Memphis White River Pkt. Co
T1 THE PURLyO.

WE, tho undersigned, having bought the
wv entire business of manufacturing
FURNITURE, Mattresses, Awnings, Tents, etc.,
from Harry Gutenberg. would respectfully
ask a share of your patronage, knowing full
well that, rom long experience, we can and
willlgiye entire satisfaction TO all work en-
trusted TO US. We will DO ready at all times
TO furnish Awnings, Tents, Paulins and all
kindsof canvas work; make all kinds Of first
class Mattresses, repair, varnish ard make
All kinds OF Furniture; reupholster Parlor
Suits, and deliver goodA free Of charge. Car
pets renovated in the true Persian style. All
work done promptly and atliving prices.
N. Butaeuberg a. 90. ,2yI second.
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MEAPHIs DAILY APPEAL--THURsDAY SEPTEMBER 70 ING

easy, and closed firm. Sales, 72,600
bales. The closing quotations were
az follows:
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PrTTsDURe, September 30. - Noon
River 6 feet 0 inches on the gauge and
rising. Weather clear and cool.
CINcINNATI, September 29.-Noon-
River feet 8 incf es on the gauge and
rising. Weather clear; thermometer
$50.
WHEELING, w. VA, September 29.-
Noon-River 4 feet inches on the
gauge aud stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, September 20 Noon
Rivoi 3 feet 2 inches on the gauge and
rising. Weather clear and cool; Their
mometer $40.
CAIRO, September 29.--Noon-Rivel
e feet inch on the gauge aud rising.
Westher clear and cool. No arrivals
or DEPARTURES OF regular packets.
LOUISVILLE, September 29.--Noon-
River 5 teet in the canal and 2 feet 10
inches on the falls and rising. Bust
ness dull Weather cloudy and cool.
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Georgetown College, D. c.
Founded 1888.
TUE ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open September 8, 1886. Apply
TO President Of the College.
THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE opens
Sept. 20, 1886. Apply TO Prof, J. W. II.
Lovejoy, M. D., 900 18th street, N. W.,
THE S1H1OL IF LAW opens on the
First Wednesday in October. Apply to
Saml. NJ. Yeatman, soc'y, corner 9th and
n. streets, N. W., Washington, ID, Q,
JAMES A. D00NAN, $. j., Pres't.
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Electric; c. Belt Free

ITO introduce It and obtain agents We vii
l. for tho next sixty days give. away, free
tied number OF our German Electro Gals
VRnIe suspensOry Belts. Price o.; Q
positive and unfailing cure for Nervous De-
bility, Varicocols, Emissions, Impotencys
etc. $4,000 Reward paid II every Belt We
manuiaoture doOI not 6an0rsts q GRnuino
electric current. Addres1 At once ELEC-
TRIO BELT AGENCY, p o. Boz IfSA
Brooklyn, N. 7.
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The New Orleans future market
opened steady. and closed quiet and
firm. salee 1900 bales. Quotations
were as follows.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-30

The New Orleans spot market
opened quiet, and coted quiet and
Lice lower. MidIing, 8 5.l6c. SAFES,
200 bates. Quota tons were as fcl-
lowe:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-14

tung, fonbern erfldrte mir, er tppl,
mid blos als goten benhben. 3pei
erlei babe er Sbnen, bo6berebrter Ser
&reisbauptmann, fagen 3u laHen. 6,
itens: Sic nt6gen fofort bic Sruppen
aus 3ablotom unb 3ulatpce surtd3ies
ben un6 bic l1nteriu6ung gesen ibn
einfe1en. Snsbeionbere. berbiete Ell
Sbnen, ettpa neue Sruppen aegen Inn
beransusieben.
l1noerb6rtl rief ber areisb aupts
mann. Welbe Sre6beitl baltic es III,
Gborls.
3meitens: Sic m1gen ben Maubas
tar binnen "a 9tunben an Der ssurth,
bic apif9en 3uIatpce unb Debeslatpee
iiber ben prlltb fiibrt, ieinen 2euten
ausliefern. Mnbere Serren, bic er nod
gu ri6ten tpiini6e, tperbe Ct sSbnen fpde
ter besei6nen.
Sie 0erren iaBen ftarr por gntrii=
ftung. yfun, ffieB enbli6 6err b.
gauer berbor, unb tpenn i6 bies ni6t
tbue2
Damn, ertpi6erte Serr aaprousti,
inbem ct fi@ tieffens oerbeuste, bann-
es min mir f@per iiber Die 2ippen,
aber es mnB ia fein, unb es 1T bas Bes
ite tpenn id) feine eigenen Morte tpiebers
bole: Santt tperbe id6 bic Greisifabt
ttieberbrentten ut6 ausplun6ern.
edmmtlid)e S9reiber beg @erihts
aber tperbe ib anbie 8dume bes 8ergs
tualbes benfen laifen, ben &reisbaupts
mann an ben b69iten. sic iinb in
meinen Nugen ebrlos, unb BET @brloie
gilt unter urs ais bpgeIfrei. unb
bantit Die Mn6eren Dir bic Botfhaft
glauben, tbue i9 Dir, tpie man einem
gbrlofen tbut. Sas lit Qllles. Ct
lieB mid BET 3ulatpce ausIebeu.
IGortiesuns foIst.]
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lln5ere Sbltntmite,, TetuSe

nod unieren 8borbeiten iiab unfere 2affer.
8ii ben S6orbeiten eeb0rt bic @efabrbuna I'M.
fereS anfiinftisen forperliden @oblbefnbens
nnb Der bur6fdnittli6en aebensbaner, tpeId)e
@erfonen nit elmer n,ittelndbig suten Ronfft.
tuition NIT aller @abrfdeinli6feit su erlamaen
ertparten f6nnen, bur9 t1nSorii9tisteit in Der
Didt, unb burd ben forsloien @ebrau6 bon
Srosuen. @S 1T cine Der suten Eisenf9aften
bon $oifetters Masenbitfers, bas
es eimen auf bieie @sife ausefasten e6aben
Dieber gut ntadt. Benn 6aS Blnt biinm nnb
tudferis IT, Der etupIsans unreseImabis III
mnb bic Sautfarbe iotpobl, pie bic Sunse einea
bili0ien 8mfanb anaeiseu. 70 1T bic 8otbpen-
bisIeit, ben menf6li@en a0rper auf3ubefern
anfauenb 9eaus, ben 8etuobner beiIelben su
erf@reden. 8enn man eine Rur nit ben 8it.
terS our9mabt, aufb0rt ifd) init Mrsneien aller
9rt bollaufopfen, um ii6 @rIei@teruns au ber>
f@affen unb cine berniinftise Didt nn6 2ebens.
peife befolst 70 nirb balb cine Aenberuna sun,
8eheren eintreten. @as @6inin fiir @edieI>
feber unb 0uediiIber fir 2eberIeiben unb Ser.
ftopfung ni9t tbun, bas tbut bas 8itters. Sc
beieitigt aud @beumatismus unb Neuralaie
unb llntbdtisfeit Der 3ierei.
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= Sas gr6Bte 2ager BON @emebrz
uno Gebolper=p patronett un6 6Rllen
BET Zip er & g 9uItbeB.

-3ur SGuiiration eines ebenIo al.
ten tuie traurigeu Sbemas bat Der gWeif.
bote" folgenbes su fagen: uWdbrenb es
SuBenbe bon Semperenalern in 0btr
giebt, tpel6e ftir bic nd6fte Staatsearl.
pagne $500 beiiteuern, bat fi9 Der Sin.
cinnatier Bun6 fiir bic Greibeit uni
&e6t, na@bem Der @orte genug getpe@.
felt tparert, sl1 elmer @roBtbat aufgeraff1
nn6 eine idbrli9e l1mlage bon 5 gen!s
aufgef9rieben. 9a tpunbert rl1an fid
nod, baB Der &arren Der perf6nli6en
Greibeit INNER tiefer In ben 9r3d bin
eingerdtb. . Moies, tpo bleiben bic
prDpbeten2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-14

Sn Mabrib iit bic groBe Na>
IN enfrage e BEN Wluti6e Der SIC u t.
ter gemdB entf6ieben tporben. Ser
neugeborene &6nig tpirb Mlfonfo 2eon
beiben un6 als Nlfonio XIII. regieren.
Geifimmenb fit iie tparen 5as Mn6enten
on ibren feligen @enabl unb Die Dantz
bartlett gegen ben papit SEQ Kill,
tpel9er bic patbenifele itbernomme1.
Merbimgs bate ii6 ibr @emabl 3ur 3eit
fhr DGerbinanb" entf9ieben ,nb 6as
tebige Cabinet liebdugelte nit ,pbilipp"
ooer rGarl" tpeil es ii6 ni9t iiber ben
Der 3abl Ii anflebetlben 4berglauben
erbeben fonnte. Mber bic G6nigin aerz
f6nitt ben Rnotett nit Der 8eniertung,
baB bic 3abl Is ben papit Seq XIII
ni9t gebinoert babe, elmer Der tpeifeiten
uno freiiinnigfen 9dpfte au Iein; baB
ferner unter ben fpanif9en &6nisen bic
Mfonfo's alle ipeiie unb gut tparen unb
ber leBte berfelben, Mlfonio XII. Spas
MEN 3ebn Sabre Woblifanb mno Srieben
geseben.
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sic 3ahI her @hmehen SHARING.

- Die 3abl Der Gdweben, MOrtpe-
ger unb Sduen In ben ipeitliden Staas
ten eibt Der ogbicaso srter Ocean"
tpie folgt an: Sllinois 42,415 Gfwes
ben, 16,970 Nortpeger un6 6O29 Dds
1en; Wisconfin 8,349 5Gp., 49, 9,349
y. unb 1887 .. Mli6igan 9412
S@tu., 1920 q. uub 1913 S. Wainne.
fota 39,176 S9p., 62,521 &C.. unb
6O71 .. Soma 1853 S6w., 21,s
586 U. un6 6,901 8. Nebrasfa TO-.
164 S9w., 2010 %. unb 4511 3. unb
&anfas II, ,297 S9m., 1858 q. unh
1888 y: Si9erli@ finb bieie 3abler
ftlr Die @egeniuart biel au gering.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-14

Glnctuationen i'm Martte fiir giz
fentpaaren fann Sober permeiben, ber
feline Oroers 6ur6 piper& g @uIts
b eB ausfiibren ldBt. Gabritanten re<
guliren ibre preiie nod bem Ronimm.
giper & S6ultbeB ba6en itets einem
enorlnen @orratb bon Gensbrabt, giien-
ble6 u. I. No., unb iie rotiren friibere
niebrise Preiie, tuenn 6ieielben aud
i'm Martte iteigen.
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babn BON Seberan mo6 Mei6e6 an Sc,
afgbanif@en @reuse berlieben babe
NIT einem 20idbrigen gpntracte, .alle
Het9tbtimer un6 natiirli@en 9ilfsquel=
len perliens su ettttpideltt." Minffon
begiebt fi6 ita9 ct. petersburg um
ttber ben 9lnfauf unb ben Sransport
BON gabnbausMaterial gerbanblungen
an5ufnhpfen.
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Glet1er. @tiefeIn. @f

Der BorrafR Aebern 1T Der gr66te 6e d ie in Kexog
ooen amf pe @rina albert gutaipay, srads tlnD @aIet
Sduben fur Oamen unb imber, Serren unb snaben Geou
fertse aleiber fit Serren in srobter auspabl
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= ueber bic @ertpaltung Der bier
grOBen Meltitdbte Netp Oort, 2onbon,
paris un6 Berlin berbreiten folgenoe
3ablen 2i@t: yeu Oorf NIT / 1885, =
900 ginwobnern bat idbrlib $48,s
942,178 Musgaben, mas $36.65 pro
&opf ausma9t. 9onfon nit 1866
664 ginuobnern bat nur $35, 300, 900
8ertuaItungstoiten, mas $40 auf ben
Gopf ausma9t. paris, bas nltr g.
886,329 ginuobner bat, tpirb nit
SIS, 40,980 idbrli@ bertpaltet, ober
$40 pru 2opf; bas 1,271, $40 adbs
lenbe Berlin gebrau@t nur SO, 351 1922
ober $7.35 per &ppf.
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Office bon 5. 6. Smith. Guperinten't
ber 6ffentli9en S9ulen.
San Mntnnip. /. funi

san 9lntonio, I. Suni 1886.
gine prdfuns Der Mpplicanten fit
Sebrerfellen on ben tdbtif9en S6nleu
San Nntonios finbet am s., g., T., 8.
9ao 3. Suli 1886 itatt. 9ie prifungen
begtntten Tormittass 9 ubr.
S. 6. g mitb,
=. .Supt. ber ffdOtii6en S6ulen.
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s.. 0rnener.

Rr. 262 & 264, Oft sgommerees5 5traBe,
i'm neuen Store, empReblt fein reid5s
baltiges 2ager bon Giienz unb Bled6s
Wadren, Sefen un6 9ausgerdtbiGaf>
ten aller Nrt. Ngent fiir bic ereedenten
6aborite Sod : Oefen. @ean ipre6e
bor unb eraminire bic neue Gerie So
borite Oefen, tuel6e auf ber leBfen
.yfem Orleans Meltausfeaung bic gol=
oene Mtebaille erbieltem. 9ie beffen
S9reiner : 9anbperfaeuge cine Spes
cialitdt. @r6Bte Mustpabl BON Nogelz
&dfigen aller glrt.. 9luBerbem ftets an
6anb Elm bDlitdnbiges gf1ortnent BON
Garben, Del, GtrniB, ginleln, glas,
Gttt &C., fotpie frii9en 2anbretbs 5
y a rten g amen. Cine Glempnerz
gSertftott 1T nit Dem @ei6dft berbunz
ben uno neroen ale in bies Sad i6las
genoe Nrbeiten prompt beforgt.
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SAntiitft bic @rabcr! Die @rds
berf9miidung TT eine f@0ne, pietdtz
bole Site, bic Sebem 5ur gbre gez
rei9t. Sie Wabl ftebt 5tpif9en 8lumen
ulto Sentmdlern ltnb tper bic Iebteren,
als bic bauerbaften unb unbergdnaliz
den, tDdblt, Der mirb bon benz iungen
&anitler, Granf Sei@, Scr. 3O5-
3l3 SouitonitraBe, auf bas 8eife 6e=
6ient tperben. 28,l,p1f
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Cine g S9iIbfr6te BON 118
pfunb tpurbe bor einigen Sagen i'm
u8ig Safe" in pemiscott @ountp
i'm iiib6fli@en Miffouri gefansen. gs
tit atuar ni9t bdufig, baB SiBtuaifers
S9ilbtr6ten 10 groB merben, aber Der
Dbige Gau itebt ni6t bereinselt ba.
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Der beutfde &aiier bat ben 6u=
laren &up6al begnabi9t, tpel1er sll
lebensldngli@em @efdngniB perurtbeilt
lporben mar uno Is Sabre i'm 9erforoer
@efdnsniB berbiiBt bait. 9af einem
Gefognoscirungsritt 1870-71 bor Wfeb
batt er fid] feinem 2ientenant, peld)er
tpegen nngeborfams nit fa@er &linqe
auf ibn einbieb, NIT ber blanfen Waffe
in Der 9anb Diberiebt, mar aber burd
ben Wa6tmeifer all 10 Dsiterem Iorgeben
berbinbert tDorbeu. 0om &riegsgeri6t
mar er anfangs gu BUILDER unb 8lei bers
urtbeilt tporben.
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Gnlpfo6len::

Ser Regulator farirt ollemaI. SD entpfeble
ihu anf 6as 8ereitniuigte Alen, ipeI6e an gal,
Iiaen Anfdlen ober an einer bur9 2eberit0run9
berurladteu Rrantbeit leibeu.
aanlas gitb, @eo. B. 81. .gernarb.
Sd lit iebr an Mtasenbef9 f9merben, aopftpeb
u. f.ip. Sin Ma4bdr, tpel6er Sirnuaort8 Fiber
Regulator tingenonmeis bdfte, iaste mir, es lei
eill iid)eres Seilmittel seeen ntein 2eiben. Die
erFe Soiis, Die.id9 eiiuabn., balf mir febr nnb
IN 8eit elmer Mode mar ID 70 fart unb traftis
tuie je. @s ii Die bette ar3nei, bic i'd ge>
ai6monS, @a. s. 9. @renfbaho.
SeuoniB bon $ iram 4Sarner, Sberri9.
ter bon Georgia: sd babe SimmonS 2iber
Regulator gegen Sartleibisteit, bie bur9 cine
boriibergebenbe 2eberit0rans berurIa9t mar,
in ben Iebten brei ober bier Sabren unb tets nit
entf6 iebenem @uten sebrau1t.~
SD babe felt 1856 grfatrung mil einmons
2iber Regulator urb betro9te i'm ais Die mdd-
tisife Mr5nei Der @egenport seeen bic ben maIa.
ridden @eeenben etgentbiinlliden &rnnfbeiten.
Cine 10 CUTE aranei beroient apsentetne Gns,
pfeblung.
Heb. 90. 8. @harton,
Corr. Seer. Sibl. 8aptiit theological @em,in.
- gs stebtrur einen St1s
mons 2tper &esulatpr+
M9te 6arauf, ben 9tett au befom>
men, 6efen nmidlag bDrn nit bent ros
tbea 8 Sefenu5ei@net 1T unb Der nur
DDit bett unter5ei6neten bereitet tpirb.
J.. Fl. Zeilin & Co.
olIeiniee gisentbiimer, philadelphia, pa.
Breis $1.00.
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Trying TO PLEASE.

.cun,ter -Adrance: The editor who tries
to please every one will prove an utter
failure. If be has the courage to do
his duty, without fear or favor, and
strike out boldly for the right and
against the wrong, he will be abused
by certain people and will now and
then lose a subscriber. Public otfic-
ials abuse him if he insists upon their
doing their duty.
There are others who abuse the ed
itor if he does not run the paper ac-
cording to his ideas, and in favor Of
his pet schemes. The editor is abus-
ed and found fault with by some, if he
has the boldness to condemn certain
things This, of course is very un-
pleasant for the editor, but what IS he
to do? The Only course for him to
pursue, is to strike out boldly for the
right, without reference to any man
or set of 1nen.
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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for May

Frank LeSlie'S Popular Monthly for May.
"Socialistic Movements in England and
the United States" which opens the May
number of FRANK LEsLH's POPULAR MONTH
LY, is most timely and well written article.
It reviews all the ideal schemes put forward
to bring about state where all shall have
equal enjoyment with the least possible Ia
Dor, where there shall be no wealth, no
crime. Tie article on Poetic Dancing"
discourSes Of the ballet and It's royal found
er, King Louis NV. William Elliot Grifis
takes a stroll through old Yeddo, and inter-
ests us in old japanese life. The Fruit
ships at New York, will surprise many who
have little idea of the enormous value and
variety Of foreign fruits that are brought
every yer to this cne port, which in this
respect has no rival on earth. The Amer
lean Goldsmith, :" by Walter Edgar McCann,
brings the reader to know and appreciate
one of the most enduring of American po-
ems, ''The Old Oaken Bucket" "Weimar-
on-the-I!m" tells very entertainingly of the
city associated with Goethe, Schiller, Wiel-
and and List. Mr. Holder treats of the
Electricians of the sea, the various kinds
Of fish to which nature has given electricity
as defense and a power. The Etna Of
the Antilles describes our nearest volcano,
as "Stonehenge and the Druids" recalls the
long past The stories by Florence
Itarryat. Charles L. Hildreth, ". H. Waitt
Ellinor Brooke and others, are all capital
and the minor articles full Of interest
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MEETING OF HARMONY
PRESBYTERY.
COMMUNICATED.

Harmony Presbytery has recently
held its spring meeting in the town of
Darlington. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. ". S. Bean, its last
moderator, after which the body was
organized, and Rev. T. G. Whaling
was elected Moderator, and ruling ell
der William ]. Durapt, temporary
Clerk.
Rev P. B. Jackson, pastor of the
Methodist, and G. B. Moore, of the
Baptist Church, were invited to seats
in the body.
Mr.. Wm. Workman, Jr., was exam
ined, and preached his trial sermon,
and was licensed to preach the gospel.
Mr.. Wm. Fraser, Jr., was examined
and taken under the care of Presby-
terv as a candidate for the ministry.
Narratives and statistical reports
were received from the various
churches, showing their spiritual con-
dition, aud their contributions for the
different objects of the church.
Rev. J. G. Richards, who entered
upon his work as Evangelist, the first
of this year, made all encouraging re-
port OF his labors.
The following Commissioners were
elected to the General Assembly,
which Will meet in Augusta, Ga, on
the Goth of May: ministers Rev. ".
\. Gregg and RevS.>-Law; Ruling
Elders, DR.. j. \. Mayes and DR.. J. B.
Jennings.
An interesting meeting was held in
behalf OF Foreign Missions, at which
letter was read from Rev. H. G. Du-
Bose, Missionary in China, and ad-
dresses We're made by five ministers,
and u collection taken up for the same.
/ Rev. J. L. McLin was dismissed to
the Presbytery OF Bethel, and Rev. S.
E. Bishop, as having been installed
Paster OF Midway and Bethel Church
! eS.
Manning was chosen as the place
! for the next meeting Of Presbytery-
and the time-Friday before the End
Sabbath in October, at o'clock z. N.
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prevented the representative OF the
TINES from presenting himself on the
auspicious occasion.
James r. Randall, the distinguished
editorial correspondent Of the Angus
Ia (Ga.) Chrvnclc, now at Washington,
is the author Of maryland, My Mary
land.
The May number of DENoREsr S
MACHINE is very attractive. Mrs.
Iarts serial, That Other Person." is
continued, and there are several excel
lent short tales ga Walk in Paris,
and :The Familistere in Guise," both
illustrated, are very readable articles.
Mrs. Croly contributes "What money
will Buy, and ". Jennings Demorest,
"a Moral Revolution Pending" Art
work in metal" ""Home Art and Home
Comfort" and "From Pencil to
Brush" will prove acceptable to many.
The frontispiece of this number is a
beautiful oil picture, cat the Spring"
Sensational story about unhappy
Lillian Madison:
in the latter part of last summer
an old maiden lady named Rachel Nc
Donald, living near the reservoir in
which the body of Lillian Madison
was found, was found dead in her
yard with her throat cut; apparently
every effort was made to discover the
means of her death, but with no avail.
Her property is now in the hands Of
the Courts. Now comes the startling
news that witnesses have been found
to prove that Miss Mcdonald was
murdered and that they will appear
before the next grand jury of the
county (Henrico) with positive evi-
dence. Still more startling is the in
formation that Lillian Madison, whom
it was thought was thrown in the res
ervois by her cousin Cluverius, now
under sentence Of deaih for it, died at
the house of Miss Mcdonald from at
tempt at abortion and was thrown in
to the water after death.
Pursuant to notice, the meeting for
the purpose of organizing a 'N1onu-
mental Association" was held in the
Court House this day, at 12 o'clock N.
Owing to the small attendance, the
meeting adjourned again to meet on
the 1st Monday in May, prox,-being
3rd day,-in the Court House, at
Manning, at u o'clock II.
The committees, heretofore appoint
ed, are requested to make their re-
ports to the meeting on that day, and
all persons feeling an interest in this
movement are requested to attend the
said next meeting.
The County papers are requested
to publish this notice.
JOHN S. WILSON, TEN. Sec'y.
April IA, 1886.