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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-09
THE TRAVELLING TAYLORS
AT DYERSBURG AND UNION CITY
CAPTURE THE PEOPLE,
As They Do Wherever They Speak
The Congressional Canvass
In Arkansas.
IsPRCIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

UNION Cry, TENN, Ocober S.
There WAS the largest crowd ever
seen Re today, estimated at 10000,
ovelflowipg with enthusis5m and
party order. Alf's procession to
ths fair ground, where the speak
ing occurred, was estimated at
2OOO and Bob's over COCO. Both had
banners with suggestive mottoes, two
witt fine fe size pictures Of Bob.
G. W. Winstt ad, OF Dresden, intro
duced Alf as their standard bearer.
Alf opened in his usual style
and he made a better speech than yes
terday, though much in the same line,
and it was well received by his par,i-
san friends. He devoted more time
to tariff and less to education than
usual, and on closing Mics Mibnie
Sinclair pr;s,nted HIM with flowers.
Then followed sorg composed by
Mrs DIR. Warfi sld, entitled, "laylor'e
Coming sung by sixteen beautiful
young ladies from the sixteen districts
OF Obion county.
The Hon. r Pierce introduced the
Mountain Boy in splendid style. BOB
said he could not express his gra -itude
at his magnificent reception ard would
always keep it green in his memory.
He then launched out and made Que
of his abest speeches, csntering all
eyes and minds on him snd holding
them spellbound throughout his en-
tire time, though he was physically
unwell. The vast audience was drawn
closer, aud with liveted attention they
huug on every word, cheering and ap.
plauding almost continually.
AS he c'osed four lovely young Ia
dies presented him with fiddle made
Of flowers, exquisitely executed. The
peope seemed as anxious to hear him
at the close as at his beginning, and
il will be remembered as the brightest
day Obion has ever had.
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of thousands Of honest workers in the
State, confiscstes property to the
amount of S., 900 coo without compen-
satiou, causes deficiency in the State
treasury Of S300,0O0, reduces the de.
maud for corn 10 the market to the
extent of $4,000 bushels, leaves 5O0,-
600 bushels OF appes and peaches to
rot on the ground because there is no
use for them, reduces ths value of
properly of every description, aud
finally reduces every man below the
level OF serf and ave, must not be
brought into politics because it might
10 some mysterious manner disturb
the balance of power and place ihe
"outs in and the ms out" Both
arties ara afraid OF it, and well they
may be, for the frs party that boldly
AYERS its intention to smash up both
our State and Federal constitutions
will be showed under 30 deep that
they will never be resuscitated. All
honest men should sleep from now on
with one eye open.
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KREMER $
FIRST LINE.

ALL v 00L, SOC per yard, embracing 52-inch
English Royal serges, -Four Col ors, Rich
Heavy Goods. AZ INCH WIDE WOOL
SERGES in s Shades i2 INCH RN-
GLISH CHEVI0To, for Tailor Suits,
Four Illuminated Mixtures.
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CoLD piercing winds seldom fail to
bring on cough, cold or hoaIseness
at this seeson, and DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup should be kept in every house,
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New YORK, October S.-New jersey
Fourth District, Republican, Lewis
W. Blarcom.
Alabama-Fiith District, Independ-
ent, P. A. Wood.
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ii. j. HAMIL,
G.. D. BARN ES,

The miners are not willing to settle
by srbi ration. New men are arriving
every day, but are not pei mitted to
work, however anxious they may be.
1t is thought here that this action on
the part of the Gree labor" Of Coal
Hill is only q ruse resorted to in order
to again assault the convic's in the
mines at that place. The principal
coaling interests Of the State are stu
ated at Coal Hill, and there are several
hundred convicts employed in the
mines there.
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Lord Churchiu nj Dresden.

DRESDEN, October S.-Lord Ran
dolph Churchill arrived hare yester-
day.
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The Congregational Fight in Arkan.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October S.-Rs.
ports from the First, Third and Fourth
Congressional Districts of this State re-
ceived tonight say the fight is going
on in each OF them in accordance with
true Democratic doctrines. The Hon.
Poindexter Dunn, of the First
District, spoke at Corning, Clay
county, today, and it is said the
people of the county have given
him a regular ovation since opening
the campaign in that county. He will
be returned to Congress by an almost
unanimous vote of the d strict. Hon.
Thos. O. McRae, of the Third District,
addressed the multitude at Magnolia,
Columbia county, today, and intorma-
ton from there brings only a repeti-
ton of Col. Drew's reception in the
First. The R7v. Hit, the Wheeler
opponent of Col. McRae, is
making the canvass with the
districts Representative, but his pres.
ence on the rostrum only creates fun
for the Democratic audiences. United
States Senator James H. Berry is as
sisting the Hon. o. r. B eckenrid9e
in the Second District, and these two
Democratic political giants are max
ing 1t 50 lively for Carl Lee that the
Wheeler candidate refuses to enter the
arena with them. The nonentity is
still out on the huskings in this dis
trict, but his pay will be only
what he gets 10 eat from bis party
friends during the campaign. Com
gressman Rogers will carry the district
by at least 10000 majority. The Re.
publicans of the Third District have
called a Congressional Nominating
Conve ntion, 10 assemble at Texsrkans
next Monday, at which it is proposed
to nominate a straight Republican to
enter the field Sgainst Col. Nc
Rae, that party refusing to in.
dorse the Rev. Hits candidacy.
Judge @. +. Mitchell, who is
we'll known to your readers, is
supporting Col. G. E., Holman, a
planter living in Hampstead county,
aud it is thought he is the coming
man for the nomination. Mitchell is
himself a turncoat Democrat, and was
elected Judge of bis district at the
last election in this State on the Re
publican ticket. Ho man is q life
long Republican, go it is merely case
of brother indorsing brother for
office"
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THIRD LINE.

81 90 PER YARD, all Extra Fine, Heavy,
Rich Qualities, a-Inch English Wide
Wool SERGE, Striped Camels Hair Sergos
and Checked TailOrings.
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LIFE is not worth living if o1e has
chronic rheumatism aud can't get
Salvation on. Price 25 cents.
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Poindexter Dunn ON His Canvass.
IsPEOIAL To THR APPRAL.l

RECTOR, ARK October 8.-The Hon.
Poindexter Dunn, candidate for Con-
gress from the First District, has Just
closed very successful campaign in
this county. Greai enthusiasm pre-
val among the Democ ats. The re-
ctp.ions gwen Col. Dunn and his
treatment of the great Issues OF the
day were such as to win the admira-
ton and estesm of both Democrats
and Republicans alike. Col. Dunn
will return to Congress with the
largest majority of any man ever sent
from the First District. He has re-
ceived one continuous ovation every.
where, and was greeted with applause
and the spprobations Of an approving
constituency for the work hs has done
during the past eight years in Con-
gress. His speeches are evidence Of
his ability as statesman.
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LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
The Coal Hill Miners are SiiII on
Strike


LITTLE Rock, ARK, Octlber s.
Contrary to previous announcer ent,
the free labor miners in the Gotta
Col Compapy's mine at Coal Hill,
johnson county, this State, did not
return to work yesterd y, as s'a'ed
they would in dispatch from this
city day or two since. The men did
60 to work, but were soon called out
and the strike declared on again. A
meeting was held by them today at
which the following resolutions were
passed and committee appointed TO
present them TO the superintendent: {:
Coal HILL, ARK, October s.
To the 0uita Coal Company.
GENTLEMEN-You are hereby noti-
fed that at meeting OF miners the
following resolutions were adopted.
We demand 60 cents for a winter
price, six months, and IS cents sum-
mer price, six months, or so cents the
year round, and no more work until
we hear from you.
II. j. HAMIL,
G.. D. BARNES,
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DIED,

ADAM-At Chelsea House, Second street,
Chelsea, Friday morning, October s, 1886,
FELIx ADAM, aged % years. ICanada papers
please COPY
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SECOND LINE.

EXTRA FINEST ALL WOOL, 7Sc per yard,
l6 Inch Diagona All Wool Faille, Five
New ColOrinss-the Newest and Prettiest
Material for Stylish Wear.
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&RE MONTH and Board for 3 live
aO " Young Men or Ladies IN each coun-
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To Real Estate Owners and Agents.
iJARTIES having sidewalks TO put down
u will find u to thoir interest 10 apply 70
W. b. Jockey, % Madison, or shop, B34
Second. Contractor for StoWarPs Graon
ithic Pavoment.
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CLOTHING

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Weary. Vet Working.

So tired: yet would work
For Thee. Lord, hast Thou work
Even for me-?
Small things which others, hurrying on
In thy bleSt service. swift and strong,
Might never see.
SO tired; yet might reach
\ flower, to cheer and teach
Some snddcr heart:
Or for parchcd lips perhaps might bring
One cup of water from the spring
Ere depart.
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Farm to Rent.
Ready for the Fall Trade.

NIRlNG the dull Sumner months we
~ have been busy making up lot or
single and double buggy harnes, also Il lot OF
OF single and double wagon harness. and
everything usually kept in such an estaDliSh-
mcnt, which we will sell at fair prices, all our
work is hand made. Gail ut the harness shop
of IiGS. BEGGS.
Sent % 1856, If
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House and Lot for Sale.

r;,HE HOUSE AND LOT belonging to Rev.
| =. Ii. JEFFE.RSDN Is offered for sale.
Tic dwelling is Il SiX-rn0m house, on corner
lot on Magazine Hill, in the town of Able.
vile. On the place is Il we'll OF good water
BENET & SMITH.
Nov l. 1856 IT
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1873!

Male citizens between twenty-one and
sixty years are liable to Poll tax.
Tax payers in Nincty-Six and Cokes-
bury townships are notified that tho tax
pay the interest on the Bonds in aid Of
the Atlantic, Greenvile and Western
Railway Company, amounting TO 81
mills will be collected at the same time
as the State and County taxes, and will
be subject to the same penalties in case
of non-payment.
In order to further the collection Of the
taxes and to accommodate the tax payers
as far as I am able have arranged the
following schedule of appointments, and
request the tax payers will take due no.
tice thereof as the office ut the Court
House will necessarily he closed Oh those
days:
Verdery, Tuesday, November End.
Bradley, Wednesday, November 3rd.
Troy, Thursday, November 4th.
Mccormick, Friday, Novem ber, 9Th.
Lowndesville, Saturday, November 9th.
Mt. Carmel, Monday, November Sth.
The other days Of that week in the Of
flee at the Court House.
Ninety-Six, Monday, November 18th,
from arrival Of down train until depart
ure of up-train Tuesday, 10th.
Greenwood, Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 18th, and Wednesday morning, No
vember 17th.
Hodges, Thursday, November 18th, un-
til O'clock, p. NJ.
Donaldsville. Friday, November 10Th.
Due West, Saturday, November GOTH
The remainder of The time l will be in
the Office at the Court House.
All information as to taxes will lie
chccrfully given by mail or otherwise.
WI DGDnTNT
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tnkDlMAD III .UUMlIu!
And Should you Want to
Make a Present of
A nice pair VASES. Lawson has them.
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Or should you want Christmas Card. Law
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In fact LAWSON, at the Post Office, has ev-
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HATS and GAPS

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The State of South Carolina.

COUNTY OF ABBENlLIF.,
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Ex Far.e r G.. Iipscomb, Executor or l'ci!'
TONER Petition for settlement and DIS
charge.
rp C. I.IPSCOMB, as Executor Of the Estate
l. of Martin Hackcit deceased, harirg ap'
piled for settlement and discharge:
IT IS ORDERED: that Wednesday, me
2onL day OF December next BE- fixed for the
settlement and discharge ms PRAYED FOR.
j. FULLER LYON,
Nov. 81, lSSG. Judge Probate Court.
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daru VI excel 5ncc.
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GUNS, Breach and MlZZlH Loading

Pistols, CARTRIDGES, Shells, and Loading I'm.
plrmcrls. also large stock of Musical lnStru-
Incn;s. Their stocl: of Hardware Is complete,
They always have on hand Il full ant large
stock Of
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

I;oStGJc Free 10 oil subscribers IN the United
States or C:nuia.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Every one can be suited The largest stock
of Misses Shoes in town. Ladies' IN every
style and quality. Gents, hand and machine
made at tile very lowest prices. The largest
stock of
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Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.

Call for their "Celcbrated Pearl Shirt" it ME
wavs takes the lead. They also have beau.
tiul line Of Gents Neckwear. large ssock
of Trunks, EulScs and Satchcls. They always
keep Il large assortment of
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TAX NOTICE!

In ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT
to raise supplies for the fiscal year COM
mencing November 1st, 1885, notice is
hereby given that tho Trcasurers office
of Ahbevillo County will be open for the
the collection Of taxes