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ITS Grand Single Number Draw
ings take place monthly, and tho
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annually as heretofore.
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m OTICE.

OFFICE MBNpHrs Gas LioHT CoMPASY,l
MEMPHIS, TENN.
DY order Of the Board OF Directors OF tho
July 5, 1886, a meeting OF the stocsholders O.
said company was called to no held on Nom
day, October 4. 1886, ut the Office Of the coms
pany, in Memphis, at II M, TO consider and
Directors with Taxing District OF SholbJ
county, a copy of which contract has beer
sent by mail to each stockholder. In further
pursuance Of said order Of the Board, nouet
of sail meetings. hereby given to tho stock
holders OF said company, and they are earn
estly requested to be present, OF send proxies
with their instructions rs TO the voting oi
their stock upon this proposition TO accept
or reject said contract.
" JOSEPH CRAIG,
Secretary Of Memphis Gas Lisht Co,
SeDtomb her |, 1886.
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Drug Store for Sale.

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~ ing d rst-class Prescription and Drug
Business. Good reasons for selling, Apply
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PRIVATE
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No. IL Jefferson Street,
Detween Main and 'FRONT.' MEMPHIS.
lEstnhlished in 1850

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CGmNiaBiOnei n.

Incorporated in 1883 for twenty-five yea
By tho Legislature for Educational ard
Charitable purpoges-with capital Of 81
900, 0OO-to which q reserve fund Of over $751;
COO has since boep added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made mart Ofthe present state
Constitu.ioD, adopted December. I'd, A d.
1879.
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pamphlet. Charges moderate. Open for vis-
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arrangements for all the Monthly and Quar-
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the Drdioings hemsclres, and that the same are
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Among the Northern Lakes

Among the Northern Lakes
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the summer months in quiet rest and enjoy
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Waukesha. Beaver Dam, Frontenac, 0ko-
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WATERING PLACES,
BEAVERDAM SPRINGS

WILL be opened June LIST. This noted
w watering-place Is situated six miles
from Etna Furnace, on the Nashville and
Tuscaloosa railroad, in Hickman county
Tenn. Hack will meet all trains at Ktna
and will convey guests to springs at very
low rate.
Board, $40 Per Month 81 Per Day.
Special Rates 10 Families.
We invite all who wish TO spend the most
pleasant sea son of their lives 10 come 10
Beaverdam, especially seekers Of pleasure
and health. Good water and pure air ia
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much benefit from 1t.
1t Is good, also, for a
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Daily Republican., 1886-05-22

"si Perkins, or the Girl Lett Behind
Me" will be presented at the Opera
House, on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings and Saturday after
noon.
The Kingston, N. Y, Leader says:
Music Hall contained large audience
last evening to see Isl Perkins, or the
Girl Left Behind Me-" The play
abounds with laughable scenes and
witty sayings 81 Perkins would draw
smiles from even the soberest Quaker
from Quaker1om. The character IL
ably taken by Mr. Frank Jones. Zsna
q Gypsy waif, was finely sustained by
Miss Alice Montague, sprightly snc
viyacious actress Both 81 and Zani
rendered some fine music on several in
struments.
Betsy Bicycles, the Widdler, by Mrs
Genie Howard; Israel Budge,a Roman
Gypsy, by Harry Lloyd and Prot. j
Potiphar Hopper by William Blaisde
rendered their respective parts in yer
accountable manner. The threshisg IN
chine scene where 1.-THE A0itator' is
operation Is very amusing. Ii :"
Perkins" should come this way aga
he can rely on being greeted with II
house,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
The Lecture on Monday Night

The lecture by Henry Ward Bee
at the Opera House on Monday n
promises to be well attended, and
no doubt be one of the most ittelled
events of the season. Mr.. Beg
stands without peer as an orator.
his peculiarly fascinating msnns
presenting his subject always hold
attention Of his auditors from the
mencement to the close.
His subject, 1.-THE Reign Of the \
mon People," is oDe in which 0
interested, and the people OF his
should show their appreciation =
efforts of those who have brought
great orator here by packing the
from pit to dome. TIE kempa
will, previous to the lecture,
grand concert, and their reputar
80 we'll established in this CIT!
| they need no words OF recon- mend
Seats are now on sale ut TnOu
| Co.'S, No. 42l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
DIED.
pARRY-On Thnrsday. May

Thursday, May 2Oth'. 1880,
Oliver H. Parry, aged bI years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN.
yited to attend the funeral from MS late
residence, on Concord pike, Brandywin Hun
dred on Sunday afternoon, May 2od, 1850
Leave the house at two O'Clock. Inter
ment at Bethel nj. =. Cemetery. west
Chester papers please copy.
HEBH.-In this city, on the 10Th met, j.
Mitchell Hebb. ..,,
Relatives and friends are IespeetIuiy ~
yited to attend his funeral from MS late
residence. No. 81 HaZlett street, on mon
day. the Path inst. Services at Old SWedes
Church at . O'Clock p. IN.
OANN-ln this city, on the 10th inst,
Daniel ). Cam, IN his st yaar.
Funeral services Will be held AZ ns iats
residence, SIKH and Lombard stree's, OF
Monday. May gath, at II d. IN, lntermen'
at kivorview Cemetery
OROMPTON.-In this city, on the lst o
May, VIM. II. CIoml toa, In the iotn yeai
OF his age.
sNYDEK.-On the 2lst inst, Marsaretta
wife of Thomas J. Sny1er, In her ''ti
Tho relatives and friends are respectful!
invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband TOb W. 9Th ST., OF
Tuesday afternoon, May 25th. at O'CLOCK
Intern ent at W ilmington and BrandyWih
Cemetery.
FOX.-In this city, on the 2lst Instant, Mar
4 L.. wife OF David Fox and daughter
Aquila and Mary beaver Of Nottingham
Chester County, Pa.
1 Relatives and fIieDcs are respectfully II
/, vited to attend the funeral from the res
ldepce of her husband. No S07 West Secon
street, on Monday, the 24th inst Service
a. the house st . o'clock. lDterment
Riverview oemete'y.
oxford papers please copy, 7
Won the 22d inst, Ann, wife
Joseph Morrow, in the ~ d year OF
| age .-,,- ,
Relatives apd friends are respectfully |
vlted TO attend the funeral from the 70
ldence of her husband, in Christiana hu
nred. on Tuesday afternoon. Services at U
mouse at O'Clock. lnterment at the Low
BrandygIpe Presbyterian Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
Mnrmonls Pnt TO Rout.

FAYETTE CITY, May 20-Seven Nor
mon missionaries from Utah began
series of proselyting meetings at the
Valley Schoolhouse in Washington
Town.hip, one mile South of Fayette
CITY Pa, last Sunday. Their meetings
were largely attended and they baptized
several converts. The citizens became
indignant and demanded that the school
house be closed against them, bat this
was not done.
Last night the house was over
flowed" and at the conclusion OF the
services Parker Claybaugh, justice oil
the peace, arose and denounced Nor
monism Ia a speech of half an hour. lie
produced a glass OF solution OF arsenic
and challenged the preacher to drink II,
| the Mormon having said IN MS sermon
| that he could do so without harm. Inc
| preacher refused; Claybaugh branded
| him as an impostor, ana the meeung
broke up IN a tumult, during when
/ clubs, stones and other missiles were
| used on the missionaries. They ned lol
| their lives, but were so closely pursued
by the mob that they implored the pro
lection of the Justice, who succeeded II
calming the turmoil and conducting
them in safety to their stopping places
1t is not known whether they Will seek 4, y
continue their meetings or not. In
converts were good citizens.
A few years ago large society OF nor
| polygamous Mormons existed in Wasf
ington Township, composed OF respect
able and WE'LL do people who built
fine temple for worship after their belle
Division arose, however, the temple wa
sold and the society became widely sea
tered.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
Local Politics.

Democratic nominations are being
held this afternoon in the Second ana
Ninth wards for candidates for City
Council. In the Second ward the con-
test Ia O square stand up aud knock
down fight between 7. b. Brison, pres
ent member and who seeks re nomlna
ton and reelection, and ex Council
man William II. Quinn, who Aspires TO
take a hand Ia managing city affairs
once more.
No doubt there will be remarkable
vote polled, but who will get the most
cannot be foretold.
In the Ninth ward there is tri
angular contest between Thomas u
Mousley, George M. Griffith and DAME
Forrest The last named are from thu
east erd of the ward. The contest
which will DO exciting, will call GU
any here from four hundred to thou
Island votes. 1t is said that no vote
will be allowed to vote more than thre
: times.
The Republican City Executive Com
: Imittee will meet this evening in the Oh
louarters of the Young Mems Republi
, can Club, Smith Building. All tn
mem bers Of the committee are earneell,
Invited to attend; also citizen member
of the party.
1t is said that the Eighth ward Is t
lhave tuo Independent candidates, on
I | a publican and the other Democra
This will liven up things in the oil
Eighth.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22

In the U. s. Senate, on Friday, the bill
10 close the business of the Court OF
Alabama Claims was taken up. Mr..
DELPHI had previously endeavored to
secure the setting of a day for the con-
alteration of the bill repeating the Pre-
empton and Timber Culture act. Oh
iections were made by several Senators,
among them Mr.. Sewell, who said he
would object to further special orders till
the Fitz-John Porter bill was taken up
and dIsposrd of, and that he would ask
the Senate to take up that bill when the
Bankruptcy bill should have been dis
posed of.
The Alabama Court bill was passed as
IT. came from the House. The Urgent
Defic ency bill was reported and passed
without debate. The Post office Appro-
nriation bill was taken up and q COM
mittee of difference was appointed on 1t.
A House bill was passed establishing
| life-sayinR stations at the following,
| among other places: One at Allerton,
| Massachusetts,, one bstween Parmet
River Life Station and the south end Of
Nansett Beach, "Cape Cod" Mass; one
at Cape Poge, Mass one OF northwest
side Of Block Island, X | one between
Point Judith and Watch Hill, r. l.; one
on Fishers leland. Long island Sounu
one at Fisherman's Island, Virginia; on'
at Lynn Haven, Inlet, Va. one at Oal
Island, North Carolina; one at Old Top
sail In ct, N. C. Pending consideration
of pension bills the Senate went into ex
| ecntive session, and when the door
were reopened adjourned until Monday
In the House, the Naval Appropriation
bill was reported and referred to th
Committee of the Whole. The bill pro
hibiting the importation of mackere
during the spawning season was passed
1t prohibits for five years, from Marc
LIST, 1887, the importation into the Unite
; States or the landing upon its shores 9
mackerel Except Spanish mackere
caught between the LIST of March and Ii
, of June of each year. The penalty pr
scribed for q violation OF the act is Il
: forfeiture of the mackerel imported
landed, and, II the vessel violating Il
act be United States vessel, q forfeituI
, OF its license Nothing, however, 10 Il
act is to be held to apply to macker
|. | caught off shore with hook and line fro
, | open row boats less than 20 feet keel al
landed in said boats. An evening sc
i sion was held to dispose of pension bill
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
Flow AT Polxaamy.

The House Judiciary Committee on
Friday instructed its chairman, Mr..
Tucker, to report favorably an amend
ment to the Constitution declaring polyg-
amy unlawful. There was but one mem
Der of the committee who did not agree
to the action of the committee, and he
only desired further time to consider it..
The amendment declares that marriage
by one person of either sex and more
than one person of the other sex shall be
deemed polygamy, and that neither
polygamy or any polygamous association
or cohabitation between the sexes shall
exist or be lawful 10 any place within
the juri. diction of tie United States oil
any of the States" forbids the United
States of any State to legalize polygamy
but directs them to prohibit by law il
their respective jurisdictions; declare
that Congress shall have power to declar
by law the punishment for the oilense
and says that nothing in the Constitu
ton nor in this article shall be construe
to deny to any State the exclusive power
subjec' to the provisions OF this attiel'
to make and enforce all laws concerniu
marriage and divorce within its jurii
diction, or to vest in the United Stat
any power respecting the same with
any State" The committee will repo
the amendment on Monday, and W
then take up the EdmuLds bill, whit
is likely to be greatly modified.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
FOURTH EDITION


The Philadelphia Knights OF the
Golden Eagle are making extensive
preparations for the annual meeting OF
the Supreme Castle, which will COM
mence its sessions In Odd Fellows Hall,
Broad and Spring Garden streets, on
Tuesday morning next, ana continue
for three days. The festivities VIII
Commence on Monday morning with
reception to Supreme Chief George OILS
Wiley and the Massachusetts, Sir
KNIGHTS, at Independence Hall, BY Sir
Kniaht William b. Smith, Mayor OF
Phiiadelphia. On Tuesday morning AZ
| Q 80 O'Clock the members Of the supreme
Castle will be formally received ~ IN
dustrial Hall by the committee, Win
addresses by Grand Chief q. q. simon,
| Of Pennsylyania, and Mayor William
lB. Smith, responded TO by supreme
Chief George Otis Wiley. so,
The grand parade Of the order Will
take place on Tuesday afternoon, ano
Ialnost every Castle in Pennsy ivanla
will participate, in addition to large
delegation from Maryland, Massachu-
setts. New Jersey, New York, ano
delaware. Industrial Hall has eeer
Occurred by the committee for the day
aud Refreshments will be served TO TN
visinR Castles on their arrival In TN
city, and the hall will be USED as TN
lheadauarters OF the Order. There WI
be o complimentary entertainment 2
the hall in the evening, TO when 81
I. lSir knights and their families Will D
!, admitted.
On Wednesday there will be ma
Festival at Belmont Park, consisting @
q grand instrumental concert from
m. until IL p. M, exhibition drills an
Idress parade during the afternoon, wit
a banquet to memb ers Of the Suprem
Castle in the evening, at which mayo
Smith and q number OF other prom
lnent persons have signitied their intel
ton Of being present A reception IN
ball, commencing at O'CLOCK,
!, which all members of the order an
their ladies' are invited, will also
lgiven In the evening.
The festivities will conclude Q
J, Thursdsy by q visit to the vario!
.Ipoints of nterest in the city, and in IL
a evening the members OF tue supren
!. Castle will visit one of the theatres.
.. The arrangements for the parade 81
r. VERY extensive, and 1t Is probable TN
" 1t will be one of the grAndest anal
THAT has ever taken place in Philade
j. phia. There will not be less than ~
4. lSir knights In line. among whom the
10 will probably be 400 from this clt
a There will be three divisions, ana u
Sir Knights f.om this State have De-
assigned to the third.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
An Unknightly Knight Of Lab

READING, May 2l,-Thonss
employed in the paint shop Of t M
delphia and Reading Coal any Y
Company, was approached me
evening by q fellow workman ~
John Roth, a Knight OF LaO y
upbraided him for working Dy y
instead Of by the day, ana ac a \
Of being hostile to the Knights u |
pute ended ia blows and neon Il, 4,
law broken. He will bring a ~
Tor damages. Hoch was leAd ia
her of the famous RinRrold BaI
Also of the brass orchestra OF ~, tns
name. Through Efforts OF ,I' i,
of Labor he has been reuoTeU N
latter, but is still retained IN ~
which is an incorporated organ
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22
LOGAN at providence, r.. 1.

PRovIDENcE, X. l., May 81 General
Logan met with popular ovation nee
to nj hi as the guest of the YOUNG
Mems Republican Club. He came IL
from Washington chaperoned by sena-
TOR Aldrich, and his reception at IN,
hands OF The citizens and the crane
Army was the Eeartiest imaginable
Before an in mense audience he de
livered a uGtlg speech, emphasizini
Republican principles and making
strong Protection argument. DE ar
rAieued the Administration for impo
tency in dealing with the fishery trou
bles and the Pan. Electric scandal, an'
for the false economy OF at5ackin
Senators clerks while counterancinI
exIrayaRance in widening creeks an
go called harbor improvements. Lieu
tenant GTeeiy was his companion in II
reception. They will be dined tC
morrow night by the Commercial Gu
Daily Republican., 1886-05-22

rICE-THE GREAT DOWN TOWN
IN bargain store, at southwest corner Of
Second and Market streets, has Just re-
ceiyed from q closing out sale a lot Of hne
,ustom-mAde clothing, which will be offered
far below value.
90 pair Of gents all-woof cashmere pants,
9l.sT.
rs pair Of fine all wool light colored cash
mere pants, at 81 90
100 pair OF tne all-wool cashmere pants,
Itve different styles, at S2.l2.
rs pair Of an-Wool boys pants, at 4sc.
81 elegant children's suits, At $l.26s
4 rs all.Wool chiIdTen'a suits, at 81.
30 elegant boys suits, 1T g.
L rs ell.Wo0I cashmere suits for men, at SO so.
1 SO Ell.wool fine cashmere euits, at 8.50i
sacks or outaway.
500 white WAmgutta shirts, at b5c each;alsc
"a lot of other furnishing goods. Gene down
II and look at the prcss In our window. All
lgOods bought at our store, II MT satisfactory
1.-The money will be returned, at the great
tdown town bargain store, southwest c0rnel
Second and Market streets. ml+lm