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WATERING PLACES.

SsAI1OR sPRINGS-A beautiful health
~ resort The waters Of these Springs have
long been known for their remarkable eura-
tive qualities. The springs arc seven in
number, each sp,ing containing different
curative powers. The bath house is SUI piled
with water from certain Mineral sgrings.
These hs in connection with drin KING nc
water from he apringB suited 70 the inva! ids
al uent net powerfully on disea.e. These
dinrre mt waite shave no equal for tho cHre OF
ali kidney and bladder troubles, rheuma-
tism, paralysis, neuralgia, dyspepsia, soreo
ula, catIr h, thl onic alcoholic poisons, To-
male weaknesses, all diseases Of the liyor
and spleen, hemorrhoids, dropsy and all dis-
eases of the ab iOminal and pelvic viscera,
week, debilitated constitutions, and rs an
oio'ont brain and nerve tonic this water =. has
oated In @ ay county, Ill :, Ave mile NORTH OF
Clay City, village on the main in Linz Of tho
ST. Louis, 238 miles from Cincinnati, 22O
miles from Louisville, Ky, Exe9Esi9n uGk-
e's for sale at all ticket offices Of the q NJ
Il. H., and ornnecting lines. Write for cir
culars and Other information 70
q. ". HILTS, PrCpretor,.
Sailor Spf inpp, Ulav county, w
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TOIhe Public.

Owing change of gauge on the
l. uisvile and Nashville railroad Sun
day. May 30th, train No 4 leaving
Memrhis at 1910 m May 29th, and
No. ?, leaving Memphis at 1910 am.
NJ y or, wi be discontinued.
Train No. |, due at . 10 am No 5
at 400 p m, ay 3uib, and No. J
May 3lst, will also be 1iscont uued.
Schedule of all trains will be re-
sumed with M. 1, leaving Memphis
Sunday at 1910 p m, May goth.
VIM. COLCAMP, Supt.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MEvPBIs TENN, May 20, 1885.
II HE partnersh , hereto ore ext ting be-
! tween A. B. r rthOlGmew and VIM. Y.
Allen is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr. BartholomeF rs uming all obliga-
lions and benti g @ dat
WM. Q. ALLEN,
A. y. BARTHOLOMEW.
In retiring from the above firm / would
take this opportunity Of banking in no
stinted terms my many friends for past ia
vors, and ask oontinuan Of same 20 my
) artneF Of twenty yeafs; WIN Y. ALLEN
The new firm l. now changed n
RsRFH 0I.OMEW ROOFING co.
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UP 1000 FEET.
DEER PARK AMI OAKLAND-Or

DEER PARK AND OAKLAND-0n
- the crest of the Allegh mics, within the
famous Cilade Secti n, directly on the line Of
the B, and D, No Sage Ri es or Bus Trans
fers All Limited ExOtess Trains Stop,
With the ne = and unparal eled fast ched-
u'e on the Bait more and Ohio Railroad,
these lovely twin resorts are beyond all com
parison the most advanta geOusly located,
bo h as to train ,eryice and surroundings, OF
any east OF the Rockies.
season Opens jane Esd; No Flies.
No Mosquitoes. No Hay Fever No Malaria .
Deer Park and 0aSland, the one being but
six miles distant from the o! herewith the
most charming drives connecting them-=-Will
be under the mana. ement of Mr.. W. j..
WALKER, who, in h s three seasons man
agement, has M de many enthu -iast'c triend'
OF tn glorious resort All communic tons
should he addressed to W. j. Walker, Queen
City HOel, Cumberland, Md l., mp y June
18th. A ter that date, eitl er Deer Park or
RRTES@sGO, s75 ard 500 per month, ac-
cOrding T. locations.
The b. and q. Company has spared NO ex-
pense in rendering beer Park and Oaklant
the |. aiding Noun ain Resorts of The Eastti
and for the season of 1886 The attra 'tiUns Will
be II q character not hitherto equaled, and
the cuisine Of both houses unexcelled,
First-cl,ss Laundry. Zine Livery. Ele-
CANT new Bathing Pools,
The finest place for Children IN the land
DROWN'S IRON BITTERS HAS
II been used in the family of Mrs. Laura
j, job nsOn, 1913 Main street. Memphis, Tenn
for bi ious fever and chills with most salts
factory results. 1t is their STANDARD family
ma ietnn
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SOUTHERN RAIL NEW =.
TRANSFER BUSINESS OF THE
LITTLE ROCK ROAD.
Another Crest western Scheme
General Notes. Personals,
Spikes and Sparks,

Beginning Monday next, the Kan
sas City, Springfield and Memphis
Raj road Company will do the trans
fer business across the river for the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad.
The next thing Gen. Nettleton will
do will be to build a bridge for the
use of all the railroads. One can
now be built, it is said, as Cheaply as
the struc ure across the river at st.
4 a,,,.
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The Emory Gap Road

By subscribing 100000 stock
Knoxville can secure the use Of 400
miles of new railroad for I'll time to
come The building Of the Emory
Gap railroad will be equivalent to
building road to Cincinnati, nearly
30D miles, and a road to Cha tanoog',
over 100 miles. In other words, by
building one-fifth of AZ miles Knox
vile secures 377 miles OF railroad that
the city cannot now touch.
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Mississippi &Tennessee R.R. TO
stockholders Meeting.
MEMPHIS, TgSS., n

MENPHIHl IFNN'V My To- T1oV'
THE President and Directors the mis-
tissipi and Tennessee kailr al Tom
many, in accordance with sect on ID Of the
charter Of aid Company, hereby ca gen
eral meet nR Of tho stockholders 40 this &c m
psny, 70 be hg,a n T ,ns once y ,,I W.
ihp 8Oth Il " OF j nne. IHSB for the pur-
pose of considering and acting on a." % :
tracts anthoriz by this Board IN th u h
day of May, 1856; As TO Union Pas ehrer
n 4, es To Gravel and use Of Tetmi al FL
oilitic8 OF this Company,
By orier Of the President AMI Bon d 81
Directors.
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To the TrnVeIIpg PubIIc.

MEMPHIS, Tenn May "a, 1886.
Owing 10 the change Of gauge OF, the
~ Memphis and Charleston. Railroad on
Monday, May Slst. No, 2 leaving Memphis
at 1920 pan. May 90th will be discontinued.
No. 4 leaving Memphis at 1000 am. May
Slst. will be diseOntin.ed
No arriving at Me nphis at 5:2' am.
NAV 3lst will be abandoned No 3 arriving
at Memphis az ass m. May 3lst will be
abau doted.
Regular trains wi be resumed, commenc.
ing with the Spmeryilie accommO iaiOn, at
NV n Il PEGRAM. Snnerintendent.
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foot up about S 600. But with an.
other tuch audiences tonight snd u
good house at matinee the profit will
hs equally that much, Mrs. 5. L.
Carnes will ting "Yum.Yum' to-
night, and at matinee Miss Tread we'll
w'llappear in the fret at, Mrs. Carnes
IN the AZ COnd,
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The Rsnent 10 KnoxNIIIe.

Wnile the Cincinnati Southern
railroad was under construction
Knoxville merchants sold supplies to
the contractors to the amount OF sew
eral hundred thousand dolla s. Oh
the $l,00O,000 to be expended in
building the Emory Gap railroad, al
least $500,000 will find its way to
Knoxville for supplies, and to pay
the wages OF the laborer.
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The Tvrnnt.VoInnte Watch.

CINcINNATI, o., May 27.-The match
race between Tyrant and Nolante for
$4,000 side will be run in ST. l. luis.
the association there having added
SI1h0.
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BOTEL, ALUM SPRINGS.

HRAND HONEL, ALUM bFHINW"s
~ Rockbridso Co, Va. BiRh up In the
Virginia m mountains; Picturesque SUR, und-
Gas, electric bells, and all modern improve,
monis. Two daily m lis, post, telegraph and
express Offices on tho premises; Table tho
very best. LuxurlouSly furnished rooms
psnphIet. Charges moderate. Open for vis-
tors, June 18th. Waters; Alum, Chalvbedte
and Erscstone, n. T. WILKIN son Man 'gr.
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Nd stored 10 uoriact boaltb Mrs m.
corner Vance and Walnut sueoi
Tenn, when shA had chills aud
was 90 weak she could hardly va
tirely rerained hcr s'reDClb'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rIARPRNrERS AND JOINEks OF
A.EEEEA

JOCAI UNION NO. 40 Eill give PICNIC
Ar E&TIV a. PARE, WEDNESDAY,,
JUNE ?, 1855, with Arneld's Full Band IN
Attendance. No pains will be spared TO make
the affair the most pleasant OF the season.
All efforts will be ade % Obtain the pres
tary of the Order, and also i. V. POWDER
LY. The whole affair will be an enjoya5,e
one. TICKETS, so cePts; Ladies Tree. No
improper characters Will be admitted; No
return checks will be given after 8 o'clock,
RaTreI. n indiold and SacK Races will be on
hand for the fun Of the little folks.
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A SUPERB
FLESH PRODUCER g. TONIC

GuiDn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
Cures all Blood and Skin Diseases. Rheuma-
t;sm, Scrotula, Old Sores. A perfect Spring
Medicine. -,
If not in your market, it will be forwarded
on receipt OF price. Small bottles, 81, large,
81 rs :,
Essay on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
mxCON MEDICINE COMPANY.
Macon, Georgia.
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RROwN,'s I5TTER r..
chaei Birnry, 2l2 Was i'm .On sire B, Mem
his, Tenn, y diatTh ian dyspePsia. Q
says II acts Ike charm when other Wed
cineB tail.
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FOUND.
PERSONAL.

A NEW PROCESS-For making old COL
IA lars and cuffs look new. Fee advertise
ment Of Memphis Steam laundry.
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LIEF!
Forty Years o Sufferer from
WONDERFUL TO RELATE.

"FoR FORTY YEARS I have been a VIC
tim to CATARRH--thrse.fourtns Of the time
a sufferer from EXORUCIAT TING PAINS
ACROSS MY FO II EHEAD AND MY NOS
TRILS. The discharges were so offensive
that hest ate to mention it, except lor the
good it may do some other sufferer. / have
spent a young fortune from my earninss
curing my forty years Of su6ering to obtain
relief IRON the doctors, L have tried patent
medicines every one could learn of-trom
the four corners of the earth, wit no relief.
Ana AT LAST (57 years of age) have met
with remedy that has cured me entirely
made me a new man. l weighed rs pounds,
and now weigh 1915. used thirteen bott es
Of the medicine, and the only regret have
is, that being in the humble wa ks Of Ire
may NOT have influence to prevail on al ca
tarrh sufferers to use what has cured me
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
HENRY CHEVES,
"No. 267 Second street, Macon, Ca"
"Mr. Henry Cheves, the writer of the
above formerly of Crawford county, now Of
Macon, Ca, merits the confidence Of al in
t.rested in catarrh. ". A II FF,
"Ex-Mayor of Macon"
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RROwN's IRON Buffers COW.
from the system Of the little son OF Mrs.
Pearce, $50 Poplar str, ct, Memphis, Tenn
when suffering from chills and fever. Qui-
nine failed TO benefit him.
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FOR SALE.

DHAEION-Oue low phseton and bar;;
i ness, both in good order; will be sold
yery CHEAP, Address PHAbT0N, Appeal
office, or call at state Female COLLEGE.
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70 LOAN,
LOST.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
DOOMS-0ne large front room with bal
N con, and one large back room with
larg dressiug-ro ON, aud ,thers as good as
can be round in the city. ,..,, 80,
DESIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD
II LAG Market street.
SPLENDID ROOMS With board, 50 Null
= berry st, ; also day hoaIders.
DOUMS AND BUARD-Desirable rooms
~ and board at u Madison st.
vt, JAMES HOUSE--Cor. Second and Ad-
} ams SITS, Room and board s5 per week.
Day hoard "a per week.
DOOM-Furnished room, with or without
~ board, at l19 Court street.
DOARD-With excellent room,
d l24 ADAMS STREET.
< MOE Rooms, furnished or unturnished,
y with or without board, at l3I Madison 81.
TWO large unturnished rooms, with OF
L Without board, at So Madison street, cor
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Raleigh Springs Hotel

ATOW OPEN for reception Of guests Tho
IN table will DO supplied with the b 81.
The rooms are nicely rnisbed and care
fully attended 10, hates=,Psr month S5Oi
per week, 81. M. II. BURHOW ~ 90 -
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS 1, kalino
Lithia Waters, also Fine Iron Wa ersi,
Hampshire Co., W Va. No fogs. No mala-
recoyer, and tho Woll are always happy
Sand for pamphlet W. u. sAL .P-o-
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AE B. TRBZEvANT, ATTORNEY AT
Nl. LAW, Marine and Commercial Notary
Public, Commissioner Of Deeds and y 3
CoInmissioner, at the old office, No. Madi-
son street. COLLECTIONS A sPECIALIY:
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TENNESSEE STATE cERTIFICATESS-
Receivable or any and all dues 70 the
State. OVERTHN & Gh0SNENOR.
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NHULES-T Ten head No. work mules and
WI one fine saddle horse.
TAYLOR, DUFFIN X CO., S04 Front st.
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OISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump, Contractor and brick
ISyer, Telephone Bss. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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The JAP IL HIS GLORY.
LAST NIGHI'S "MIK 40" 4
GORGEOUS SUCCESS.
The Company, the Orchestra and
the Artists 10 HarmOny-ro-
Night and Matinle.

The Amateur Atnletlc ASS c'a I'm
covered itFelf with glory lstt night.
The Mbddo wa q signal success. TIE
Association has been wo king hard q
1t in am intelligent way and deserved
to succeed. Some three years ag) the
ASSOCIATE, n, then 10 its baby cloth.s,
made its initistory bid for public favor
in an open lot out en- Lauderdsle
stiee.. About a dozen Young men,
blushirg in knee bres ch's, stepp d
out uron a era ss plat in full view Of
about two hundred OF their
lady friends WHO were pe'Ch d
on plauks ranged against the fence.
Mo ,thly exhibitions in the cpl ar
were given du,ing the SUNNI r, the
stye members and the sud- ncA con-
stsnily increasing, FL ally they were
strong enough to rent a hsll in the
Lee Block, and their nsxt hid YVES In
the shape of base bail mac be'wt en
Two mines OF the club, the Dudes and
the Mothtr Hubtards. S nee lhsn
they have become more powerful f,
more exclusive, a.d more care
full about exs osing themst Ives 10
the sun and air, being content with
indoor exhibitions, mus Gales, ice
cream and terpschores n fyu nastiCs in
their handsome hall in the SIted 4
Bethel building, increasing their mem.
bership, meanwhile, to about 800 OF
the best.dressed youth Of the city,
And it was here that he Mikado idsa
WAS born, and it grew and grew III I'll
| ,ho o-sociatinn had ope of the hinges
kind of hot-housst xotics on its hands
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rnROMN,s NOS nITTLMN COR.

81. H. arHnu.l tHur If-
Hetrla -ufc iu aac
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CAFE-A No l ron safe, cheap. Call at
y No. & Howard row.
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TERSEYS-Two heifer and two heifer
- calves; one bull calf old enough for ser
vice all thoroughbred Of best families. In;
Quire at Factors War house, South and
Main streets As. WHlTFORD.
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The Problem or TranspIantlng
Young Shad solved.

PORTLAND, ORE, May 1.-THE
United States Commissioners car, 10
charge of J. Frank Davis, arrived here
to-day. 1t started with 200 COO chad,
of which 100000 died, 100000 were
placed in the Columbia river at Wal
lulu Junction and the remainder will
be placed in the Willamette at Albany
te-night. However, this was of fling
consideration as compared with an
other experiment which will be Of in
terest to science. An atiempt was
made to hatch shsd in the Ger while
en- route, aud was complete success
on both the 9Th and 9TH instant.
Six hundred thousand eggs we're taken
into the car at H4vre de Grace aid
placed in four macdonald" jars, TIE
pump was kept Coustently at work
muvirg the water aud kept it fresh,
and the result was that fully 90 per
cent. of the eggs were Matched. Fresh
water was obtained at every available
point. OF the per cent lost mcst
was due to premature birth. All Of
the Matched chad will be planted in
the Willamette at Albany. The ex.
pertinent to. day solves the problem Of
transporting young chad 5000 miles.
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The victors were awarded the privilege
OF choosing and browning nine queens
OF love and beauty. As we witnessed
these young athletes crown their love
ly little queens, we were reminded OF
the chivalrous days OF the tournament,
now almost extinct.
Another game "a Strike in the
Dark, amused the crowd exceeding.
ly.
Too much praise cannot be given to
Miss Baker OF Memphis, hall teacher
of Miss Holden's Seminary, in whose
mind the whole plan of this day of
recreation originated, and by whose
skill aud tact il was so admirably exc
cuted. Miss Willie Wilson, who pre-.
sides over the primary department,
also deserves special mention for the
manner in which she led the sports OF
the little snes under her charge.
Late in ths evening all returned
home feeling fully satisfied with the
pleasures of the day, having more
than realized their brightest anticipa-
tions. FoGY,
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EROS rs In MICHIGAN.
Early Fruits aud Vegetables Badly
Damaged.

DETROIT, Mich May 17.-Frosis are
req oited in all parts Of Michigan Sat.
urday and last night, resulting in
much damage to fruit and vegetables.
AT East Tawas thin ice formed, while
at Muskegon the ice was an inch
thick, and all vegetation has been
killed.
A dispatch from Kalamss-o says:
There YVES some frost in the fruit belt
Saturday night and severe one on
Sunday night. Reports indicate that
the strawberries were badly damaged,
but peaches and apples are believed
to be all right. The frat crop Of eel.
cry in this vicinity has received feri-
GUS setback, but it is not known
whether it is permanently affected.
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To Digest YnIcnnIte.

Requires acids more potent than the solvent
juices of the human stomach. And yet, in
the form of medicine int nded to reform the
very evil they aggravate, to-wit., dyspepsia,
solids and fluids, irIecOncilable in heir con-
with the other, are introduced into IL. Are
these so. called remedies more digsstible
than vul'a itt? Positively--nol Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitter on the other hand, a
simple medicine, harmonious in its compO-
produces marked as well as speedily appre-
ciab effects, because it is a rational remedy
suited to the stomach. II is a tonic in the
true sense, because it harmonizss and in
sures regularity Of the operations of diges-
ton. Not the least of the benefits which it
confers, is a thorough repair of the damage
inflicted on the stomach by Ill .chasen reme-
dies. For biliousness, constipation, mala-
rial complaints, rheumatism and kidney
troubles, 1t is alike invaluable.
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PAY. STALLION, star, LETT hind snklo
Q, 1881, by Guy er (sire Of Algath three-year
old record, 2;2519l, First dam Marcia s., by
VIII 'ams's Mambrino tsire of the dam Of
Santa-Claus, 2;l7kO; second dam Ned dam
2i231l, Alice Stoner 2;2ilS, by Berkley's I'd
win torrest); third dam by Mambrino Chief
lsiro Of Lady Thorn, 2:lSA); fourth dam by
Grey Eagle; filth dam by Bolivar; sixth dam
By Blnokburn,s Whip seventh dam by Comet
high, and magnidcontly proportloned. He
has never been handled for speed, but can
show 2:l0 gait with two men in buggy.
Was bred and rsised by J. =. McFerran 4
sold at two-year old for $500. Cuth6ert
will be allowed to servo Is approved maTss
this season.. Services, twenty-five (S25l d.
lars cash, Can be seen at our stable.
Il. A, J0NES A co.
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22d day OF May, 1885,
UP 5000 FEET.

REER PARK AND OAKLAHD-on
- tho crest Of the Alleghs Aies, within the
famous Glade Section, directly on the line OF
the B. and o. No Stage Rices or Bus Trans
iers. All Limited Express Trains Stop.
With the new and unpaEal eled fast ,ched-
ule on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
these lovely twin resOTts are beyond all COM
parison the most advantage0usly located,
both as 10 train service and surroundings, Of
any east Of the Rockies.
season Opens Juno SD, No Flies.
No Mosquitoes. No Hay Fever No Malaria.
Deer Park and Oakland, the one being but
six miles distant from the o. AeI-with the
most charming drives connecting them-Wiu
be under the manatement Of Mr.. W.. j..
WALKER, who, in b three seasons man
age ment, has made many enthusiastic friends
OF the glorious resorts All o0mmunica lions
should be addressed to W. J, Walker, Queen
City Hotel, Cumberland, Md, up 20 June
18th; After that date either Beer Park or
RATBS@s6O. SIS and ~ per month, ao-
oording 10 locations.
The B. aud o. Company has spared no ex-
pense in rendering Deer Park and Oakland
the leading Mountain Resorts Of the East,
and for the season Of 1886 the attractions viii
be Vt q character not hitherto equaled, and
tho cuisine OF both houses unexoellod.
First-elass Laundry. Fine Livery. kle-
CANT new Bathing Pools.
The finest place for Children in the land.
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Death OF q Prominent Citizen of New
Orleans

New ORLEANS, LA, May 17,-Gen.
John L. Lewis, for two thirds Of CEN
fury one OF the most prominent figures
in the his DRY Of the city, died Satur-
day, aged eighty-six. Gen. Lewis was
born at Lexington, KY, but cana to
this city when an infant. He served
as a courier for Gen. jackson at the
battle OF New Orleans. He was
elected Mayor Of New Orleans in 1858.
During the war he was appointed
Major General Of the State volunteers
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Fn,nl Anrar az nerIdInp. Mi..,

MERIDIAN, MISS, May 17.-Yester-
day morning during an alteration
between VIM. Bell, striking switch
man, and VIM. Macdonald, a yard
masler of the Queen and Crescent
sy tenn, the latter was seriously
stabbed in the region of the heart by
the former and cannot live. The
difficulty grew out Of the strike. The
strikers here all applied for work to.
day, and will be given their old
nlacaa
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Feaas OF Another PIOOd In the Low
or MIasissippi.

NKw ORLEANS, La, May IA spe-
cisl to the PicdyuRe from Vicksburg,
Miss, says: Tn rapid rise OF the Mis-
sistippi river at Cairo and Memphis is
causing tonsdeTab 9 uneasiness, as it
is feared the river will be brought be-
yond the highest point reached week
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GEO. w. ToMPKINs, MD, 78 Cum.
berland street, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes
June 8, 1888: 81 take pleasure in
recommending Allcock's Porous Plas.
tiers in all cases Of general debility,
especial y where the pains are severe
over the regions of the k dneys, liver
and chest; marked improv, ment oc-
ours soon as relief from suffering is
obtained. For lumbago these plasters
surpass liniments, etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-18
seott,s Emusic Of Pure

Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites,
in Consumption and Vast ng d s.
eases. DIR. @ W. Barringer, Pitts
burg, Pa. says: 81 think your Emul-
sion of Cod Liver Oil is very fine
preparation, and fills long-ielt want.
1t is very useful in consumption and
wasting diseases"