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per on his or her way to the hospital.
The evidences OF DIR. Dean, thu super
intendent Of the st. Lopis Hospital, on
this point is worth more than mine.
In his annual report for 1888 he says
"fhe increase Of patients admitted and
treated within the past four years is
out of all proportion to the increase OF
the city's population, there having
been no epidemic to swell the usual
proportion of the needy sick 10 the
well, il we except malsrial troubles,
with which many workmen were sent
from tie government works along the
river" Again in his annual report
for 1884, he says: "One thousand
three hundred and four patients were
admitted for malarial troubles" So
they $50" also ito the st. Louis Hos
pital from every State aud Territory
in America aud almost every country
on the globe. broken down by hard
ships and exposure and starvation,
and overpo wered by malaria in its
most yiIulent form" Is then the
difference 60 wideP
As above avowed, my purpose in
bringing before my readers the facts
connected with the Hospital has been
not to r. fleet on its administration,
but to impre, upon our citizens the
necessity of an improvement in its
construction and service. Let it not
be eaid that we have Hospital which
stands as a monument OF Teproach on
oar boosted progress in civilization.
L. A. NELLY, NJ. D.,
Ass. Editor Mississippi Valley Medical
Monthly
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HOLSrEINS.
Seventy five Of This Great Breed of
cattle TO BE Old Next
Wednesday.

Those who are familiar with the
qualities of va have long sinc9 ar
lived a. the conclusion thst the Hol-
steips are peculiarly adapted 10 the
r. qnirements of the people OF th'R
portion of the untry. They COM
bine more desirable qua tiles for the
dairyman, general farmer and stock
raiser than any other breed. Their
yield Of milk ranges from 10,OOOto 49,
600 pounds per year. They M ture
early, attaining great sizo, thus b ing
valuable both to the dsiryman and
beef raiser. For few months Me! srs.
D B. Smith, Of Guthrie, KY, and j.
w. stillwell & Co, OF Troy, o., have
been arranging to sell large number
OF Hol. teins il Memphis. The cattle
are now at the stable of F. A Jones q
Co., ready for inspection. The sale
will commence next Wednesday
morning. The people have a weeks
time to Inspect the cattle and examine
their pedigrGes. Among the great
bulls whose get make up this lot are
Jacob, No. G08, H.H. B., for whom his
owners paid $1,000. There are also a
number representing Prince OF Twisk,
No. 1866, H.H,B. As a whole, the
herd is as we'll bred as any in the
country. The gentlemen whose names
are given above have number OF
premiums that have been awM ded 10
their cattle. These who want fine
bulls, milk cows, heilers or smal
calves are invited to visit the stable
and examine these cate. They have
been selected with care, are &C.
climsted, are in good condition, and
are likely to give satisfaction 10 all
pu chssers.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI o., October 10. Night -
River feet on the gauge anG sat on
ay. Weather clear ard pleasant, and
warmer.
LoUrsvnLR, KY, October 10 Might
River stationary, with feet inches
in The canal and 90 inches on the
falls. Business iair. Weather clear al d
pleasant.
CAIRO, I'LL, October l9.--Night-
River ,eer on th,- gauge and falling.
WeSther clear ard mild. Arrived:
Belle Memphis, st. Loup, pm. No
DEPARTURES OF regular packets.
ST., LOUIS, Mo, October l9.-Night--
River stationary, and stsnds 6 I, ct .
Inches on the gauge Weather clear
and p'e'sart Arrived: Arkansas City,
Vtckshurg. Departed: Arkansas City,
VckAbnrg.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"TnngIed LiYenn

This excellent play was repeated
last night to a good house, and the
fine impression made on the first
night confirmed The lovers oil
we'll constructed play admirably
acted cannot afford to mics the
attraction now holding the boardf
at the New Memphis Thealer.
The "Elilh Ainsley" OF Mics Effie NJ
Shannon ia alone worth the price Of
admission. Coming as it does Jus,
after the nude spectacle OF the DtviFl
AUCTION and just bel fore NOzo, the vision
OF edith Ainsley" seems like the
breath of spring laden with the pei
iume Of budding flowers.
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ALWAYS READY.
The Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany, OF New York,

John F. Wilkerson, agent Of this
great company, yesterday received the
papers to be filed and returned for III o
policy on the lie OF II. Furs'enheim
The company did not wait for re-
quest in the matter A copy Of this
paper, with the local notice. cf Mr.
Furstenheim's death marked, had
been eeLt the recretary. Without any
letters or questions he sent the proper
papers to be flied out Mr.. Fursten-
rem held a policy fer $1,000. This
amount, and sb1ut rs much as had
been paid on the policy, will ba paid
to his family. This company is now
running come of the mos, liberal
styles Ct policies eysr isi ued by first.
class companies. 1t ia one Of the best
companies in existence, and deserves
the extensiVa patronage it is receiving.
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The browns Chicago the ChtCagOs-
what NcMI3

CHICAGO, ILL, DC ober When
time was called this afternoon for the
second game of the worlds champion
ship series there were between 5000
ami 5000 Peep on the grounds. The
weather was decidedly warm AID
pleasant, in marked co1tia,t with
yesterday. The lcorCs of tho two DAYS
also presented a remarkable contrast
one tina, is unr ccOun,ed for, except
on the basis that the batteries of the
two teams had been materially a.
tered. Notwithstanding he in roduc.
ton OF the new system of double um.
pires there was considerable disaatis-
faction with the various decis ons
and the system was generally voted
n / a glittering success Sore: OH
cago, 0; st. Louis, r. Umpits-Mc-
Quade for Chicago, Qnes. for s.. Louis.
j. Kelly, referee.
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Maryland Jockey GI"b Mace.

BALTIMORE, Nd, October l9.-In.
augural day Of the fall meeting of The
Maryland Jockey Club at P,mlic1.
Weather and track good.
First Race --Three-quarters of q
mile, for three year olds and upward
Cleaner won by length; Estrella sc ..
ord, BiRgonnette third, Tme--1 .l5l.
Second Race Central stak es, for two
year Odds, one mile. Raymond won
by length and a half; Dundine sec.
ond, Fenelon third. Time---l;4il.
Third Rdce.-Dixie stakes, for three
year olds, two miles Tho Bard won
by five lengths; B'ue Wing fecond,
Whatley third. TGe--3:33.
Fourth Race. Mile and half, pen
alties aud allowances AIeiuo won
by short length; Lucky B. second,
Erurus third, Tima--2:42A.
Fifth RaCs.--Handicap stteplschase.
Disturbance won by three lengths /.
Mystic second, Abraham third. Time
-5:32. Distance two miles and a h If.
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ON CHANGE.

The Bradstreet Agency relo-ts POI
failures in the Unit'd States during
the week ending Octabsr IS, 1856,
against POS 10 the preceding week,
and l79, 2l3, IS and 100 in the cor.
responding weeks of 1885, 1884. 1888
and 1882 respectively. Middle States,
AS; New Eng and Slate,, 10, Sou bern
States, Al; Western Stttss, ~; Pacific
States aud T.rritoriea 81; Canada, II;
total in this Uai ed StCtei ard Canada
900
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BAT AND HOOP. "a
Found the Club They Have Been
Looking Far.
ESPECIAL To rHR APPEAL.l


LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 49,
Little Rocks crack baseball team got
sand thrown all over them today. A
club got here on the 3 O'clock train
from Edwardsville, H., and went di.
rect from the depot TO the association
grounds, where game was called at
$3.50 O'Clock, the new men not even
having time to wash or est bite Of
dinner. Members of the home club
furnished some of them with uni
forms but when s'rnrg out on the
grounds they look d like a lot Of mar
di gas sports. But they could play
ball and succeeded in making a score
of to o before tho close OF the
ninth inning. They are all little men,
while our bows are just the reverse.
Toe result of the Same hss created
considerable excitement in bss. ball
c'rtles, and it is a certainty that big
money will change hands on tomof-
rows game.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
THE COUNTY COURT.
Another Batch of Bills Allowed Y es.
terday-The Report OF the
Grand Jury.

County Court met sgaiu yesterday
at 8 o'clock am, Chairman Slaughter
presiding. Present: Il. NJ. Thomss,
q. Jones, H. Buttsnberg, Jno. NJ
Rourke, A. r. Pope, j. M. Coleman,
J B. Blackwell, w. R. Cross, A. c.
Webb lrn, j. A, Mercer, &. X, Strics-
land, Tom Holeman, jr, Spencer Da-
vie, Jno. T. Elliott, G. r. ESGew, r.
Mason. The following accounts were
allawad.
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TRANSFERS.

p M. Winters et al. to VIM. M
Randolph, lots q and 2S, in block ~
Fort Plckt ring, 80 feet each south sida
Alabama by 100 feet deep; considera'
ton, $500.
Sally Loughlin to Il. b Warning, 35l
acres, Sixth District; consi GRAFTON
uOEn
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Furniture, Carpets and Lace Cur.
talns.
MEMPHIS. October IS, 1886.

Received today large %. OF beauti-
ful csrpets-just from the loom some
new patterns never beio in the mar
ket.' Ext,a super eve wool, extra
super O. @, and some lovely designs
in Body Brussels. Also new rugs, lace
curtains and window shades. Elegant
sideboards, hst-racks, center tables,
and wdrdrobes with French plate
glass doors. No trouble to show goods
and quote prices, whether you want
to buy for cash or on iDsIallmente'
Cal and examine our large stock.
G. W. FISHER,
"a sseerd street, opposite Court sluare.
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PERSONAL.

DR. BULLINGTON'S
y Telephone number is T6s,
( 1STERNS-Bu and repaired and war.
~ ranted. Inventor of tho Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer Telephone SSs. TIl0S CUBBINS.
nR, @. J. SCHERER. Surgeon Chiropo-
L. dist, oil Main street. Sixteen years
practice in Memphis. Chnrges moderate.
TO pm. Sundays from to IL IN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

Mics UPTON is now at 4O2 Shelby
street, southe st corner OF Mccall, OPP
posile the Gsyoso Hotel, prepare d 10
make dres es in the latest styles. Good
work and reasonable prices.
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Adrarilplrg spaces for Rent.

on the fenca surrounding b Lowen-
etain & Bro. . new building, Main and
JEFF rson streets, by Hook & LaGnll
Apply at once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
LAW REPORTS.
Cnnnesrx Court-ElIett. Jndre

ChRneery COurt-EIIett, Judge.
Calendar for todsy: Nos 54S4, Du-
val VS. Simmons; 54S5, Mosby va
Thomas; 54S6, State vs. Hunt; 6487,
Lowensteiu vs. Lowsnstsin 54SS, Low
enstain vs. wenstein; $3.50, Palmer
VS. Harding; $500, Williams VS. Coun-
tee; 549l, Livermore Company VS.
Beene; 5494, GowliDg vs Belts; 5495,
Watkins VS. Watkins; 54g6, Wilkerson
va BatlieTe; 5497, Smith vs. Taxing
District; $500, Hicks vs Hicks; 55o1,
Pride vs. Pride; $500, Corjgan vs.
Louisville, New Ofleaus and Texas
rairoad 5505, Jehl Va Jebl; 5000,
Liebermau vs. Cordes; 55O7, Bronson
vs. G,igsby; 55tS, Lyman vs. Thornton /;
500, White vs. B ,Djamin.
The easy call OF docket will be con-
cluded tgmpnow. Peremptory call
commences Monday.
In the case OF Wider va Wider de-
cree wss rendered yesterday 10 pay
out fund.
Ia the case Of tie State vs Shepherd
a decree was rendered TO pay owners
surplus.
In VaCcaTo va Rocco argument on
demurrer was heard and submitted.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
R n AL EST A II Es

No. 625l, R, D.-Chancory Court of Shelby
county-Ida Stewart VS.. Georgia San Stew
art.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in tho above cause on ths
18th day of October, 1896, NJ, b. 81, page
1888, will sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in trent OF the Clerk aud
Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November NJ, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the town Of Arlington
formerly Witho Depot, shelby county len
nesee to-wit: Beginning alta stake ~ teet
from the center Of the Louisville and Nash
villa R,ilroad, on the south eide OF said rail-
road and on the west side Of Gr.enleo street;
running thence with said railroad south
west chains and 81 links toa stake on jack
son street; thence with jackson street south
east 3 chains and % links 70 stake on Jack
son and Walker stroets; thence with Walker
street northeast CHAINS aud VI links 90
stake on Greenlee street; thsnoe with Greoa-
leo street northwest chains an AZ links 70
the beginning containing 5aofosi more %
less.
twelve months; note bearing interest. With
improved securt ", required; lien rotainsd.
This October 10, 1856.
s, /. MCDOWELL, Cerk and Mmtor.
ByT u Caldwell, Deputy c. aud NJ.
Graft K Cooper, Sole. for compl Nc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
CALL ON W. X. MOORE
To Tell what He Knows About the
Tariff aud the Blair Bill.

To the Hon. WIN. R. Moore, Memphis, Tenn. ;
DEAR sR-We respt ctiully r, quest
you to deliver speech, on the buff,
at 1880 o'clock THURSDAY night, Octc-
Der q, 1885. The people desire 10
hear you specially upon the questions
of "the tariff" and "ths Blair bill, !"
which are regarded as he most Y tai
que 'tions at Issue in the approaching
eection. Your early reply to the
above request will he gratefully apprs-
ciated. Very respectfully, etc,
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L. EYS-At u. and p. Bank, a raw DAYS
~ ago, a bunch of keys, which theow or
can obtain y cesortbing same ana paying
for this advertisement.
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Circuit Court-Estes, Judge

Jury calendar for today: Nos. 5000,
A. j. Knapp vs. George B.itt 9001, w.
]. Smith VS. Isaac W,st; 9002, W. j..
Smith vs. A. B. Brown 1902, Mrs. Ann
Lagrill VS. DR.. II. ]. Shaw; zoos, Lee
Webster, for use. vs. George Washing
ton; 90l8, Ed Johnston ct al VS. Isaac
Slippy; 905i, VIM. Glenn & Sons vs.
Southern Express Company; 9052, j..
w. Knott VS. Conrad Wagner; 9079,
NJ. i. Conway va Geo. p. Munich /;
9095, J. b. franklin vs Accident In
surance Company: 909S. John Scheib-
Ter vs r. D. and j. l.. Coopwood 0l01,
A. N Kellogg Newspaper Uompauyvs
r Nightingale ct al 9l03, 7. II. Hell.
man vs. Kanfas City, Springfield end
Memphis Railroad Company; 9l04,
Hauauer OilworkH VS. W. b. Mallory ;
9l09, r. j. Black & Go VS. Ed Stock ;
OLA, Stste OF Tennessee VS. Amy
Hollzti Offer ct al.
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REWARD.
FOUND.

OK REWARD-Small fomalo TAN DOG 4;
dDc lndy's name on collar Return to
22t SECOND STREET.
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"Harvest Home, Programme.

The following is the programme for
the Harvest Home for the benefit oil
ffiendless women ard children, to be
given on the 2lst instant:
Song--0nward. ... .............By the Children
Prayer.
Sons. Gather in the Children
Addresses .... by Bros. Boggs and Mahon
Song ...... ,.,,,.' ...... .......,.HAppy Are we
Scripture RoCitatiOn,."....,.....,. .tskscg
Seed Time and Harvest
Song ..... Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters.
BsnedietiOn.
Donations OF any kind Tor vouchers
for the eame) for tho "HaTvest Home"
may be report to any OF the lsdies,
or left with LYLE h Shields, 2OS Main
street: O r Ryan Il Co., 342 Main
street; Argus Osmpbell 4 Co, 80
Beae street; McGehee q Wtesm n,
or Oliver, Fnne 4 Co.. on tho 20 h
instant, and TO IL o'clock IN. on the
21st instant. Chapel exercises lin
presence Of the oderlngs) at 8 o'clock
pm. All are invited.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

Messls. WellborD, Blackwell and
Egnew were appointed committee
10 as .eitain the cost Of publishing the
report of the special grand jury thai
examined the various county officers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
Specials Notice to Shippers,

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co.,
Memphis, September 3, 1886.
THE completion Of The YaEoo and Missis-
l. sippi Valley X. r., from Jackson. Miss
70 Greenwood, Miss /, OPENS UP AN ALL
RAIL LINE, without break Of bulk or trans
for of freight, to following named points;
Ya1OO city, EdeD, II. Lake, Good
Hope Gu, MiIesViIIP, SHACK IeTOrd
TchuIH, X eirn, Cruger. sidOp, Rising
sun, Greenwood.
Shipments to landings near these points
should be made TO nearest station named
above. Your business is respectfully so
licited over tho M. and I. Road, as freight
reaches its destination the following day Of
General Freight Agent.
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LOST.

OF r IN BILLS, somewhere between Gay
Dl $50 st. and Peabody Hotel, either in
the alley or on Front street. Finder return
TO HERZOG 4 BRO, and be rewarded.
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-" -
FOR SALE.

uITZFsLD'S Oil, Vapor and Gas Stoves
Ii for light Housekeeping. 233 second st.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-No, 6 Washington
II Hand Press, for nine-column PAPER;
good as new Inuuire nj No 81 Union st
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A COMPLETE out6t Of the latest improved
~ TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY, al
most new, at a bargain. Address
WUCHkNHEIM & HARTMAN,
Vioksburr Miss
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HOUSE AND L0T-The j. A. Hayes, Jr.,
IL residepce. No. 1852 Vance street. Apply
to W. o. HAYES, State National Bank.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

TWO 80 inch Portable Corn Mills: wo &-
No. order, New and Secondhand. Min
work of that description solicited. good
stock of select French Burr Stone on hand.
TH0S. DELANY, 124 Front st.
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A 7 +. A. Jones & Co, s., one nice gentle
"A buggy MARE that any lady can drive
or ride perfectly safe.
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STRAyED OR s. OLEN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

JAMES WASHINGTON, formerly cook at
- the GeyosO, has been employed as ca
terer TOR 453 and ass Shelby street, squares
below Gayoso. where superb meals, with
prompt attention, will be served Tor $40 per
month.
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PESIDENCE-Nos. SO and SS Market st.;
NJ w. g cePKSE NN NJ 4T MO apply TO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25

The rumor that man had been shor
at the Texas State Fair Grounds, Sat
urday, proved to be without founda
ton.
The Deele Cornet band of Moline
Illinois paraded the streets this morn
ing discoursing sweet music. II is q
full band and will play during the
week, at the Texas State Fair.
The street cars are doing to-day a
crowding, smothering business.
Twenty extra policemen have been
sworn in to assist in guarding and pro-
tecting the city.
Alderman Brown of the First ward,
mayor pro TEN, presided in the city
court this morning with great dignity
and expedition of business.
A license to marry was this morn
ing granted to j. l.. McKeloy and
Miss Minnie l.. Haskell.
There will be no district court this week
on account of the fairs.
The county court heard some motions
this morning and then adjourned ..for the
fairs.
A red star meaning stationary tempera-
peraturo and blue star indicative of local
rain or snow are flying from the signal staff
To-day is cool enough to be delicious and
and the threatening clouds of the early
morning soon gave way to brilliant sun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25

Roadsters, double teams, mile dash
to wagon or buggy, horses owned in
the State that have not beaten 800,
driven by owners. Purse, $500.
Second Race, for ladics-for non
professionals. Run / mile dash. Catch
weighths Purse, $500, $500, to first
$50, TO second and S25, to third.
Third Race, Pacc--for Gentleman
Roadstcrs, to buggy or wagon, mile,
for horses owned in the State that
have not beaten 3 100, to be driven by
owner. Purse, $500.
Fourth, Hurdle Race mile, over
four hurdles. Purse, $500.
Programme for second weeks races
will be arranged with view of suit
ing all hOrsemcn.
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Burglars.

The burglars were at work again
last night. They entered n residence
corner of Pearl street and Ross ave-
nue., where they got q fine watch and
chain.
One was also at the residence of
Justice Henry Schulz. lie broke with
some sort of instrument the spring to
the lock, and then pushing it back
opened the door and entered the
house through the dining room. One
of Justice Schuhl's children was
awakened by the noise made at the
door and awakened her father. lie
jumped up and went outside with his
pistol, while his son-in-law, Mr.. Max
Burkenroad, went into the front of the
house. AS Justice Schulz got to the
front of his house the burglar broke
through the window of one of the
front rooms and ran off. Justice
Schulz was afraid to fire at him, as
there were dwelling houses in range,
and he was apprehensive the bullet
might go into one of them and perhaps
hurt some one in case he missed the
thief. The burglar did not get any
thing for his pains.
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The Biggest End.

The biggest end of the two cxposi-
tions is to be found at the magnificent
jewelry establishment of Knepfy &
Son. 1t is the emporium of watches,
chains, jewelry, clocks, silver and
plated ware, precious stones of all
kinds and the display is a marvel of
beauty, taste and elegance. GA Main
street.
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have idea ALL either for this the next
getting and have price well material
75 and 1853 Elm Street We
going reduce large must do it to make room for
pendd gotten goods for the FAIR So for the next
thirty from $40 800 job We have top bug
g from $50 $780, spring wagons etc. Now, business
Come and No trouble, but pleasure to show goods
CHAS. BROWN Successor H. W. GRADER & Co.
large lot Of of Betting be sold at half price from
to so feet all sizes CHAS E. BROWN.
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All Sunday-School Work ers

Who visit the city during the fairs
are cordially requested to visit the
Texas Headquarters for Sunday
School Supplies at 757 Elm street, near
the postoffice. We shall be pleased to
have their names on a book of remem-
brance, kept by us for the purpose.
KIT WILLIAMS 4 Co.
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-09-11
Murdered by Masked Men.

PARKERsBURK, W. Va, September
While John H. Broll, a promi-
nent farmer Of Moorefeld, W. Va
was gathering his peach crop he was
seized by two masked men and bru-
tally choked and beaten. They then
threw him down and one of them
Jumped on him, the other shot him
through the left side, He is lying in
. critical condition, with but little
hope of his recovery. The assailants
ARE at large.