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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-05
LOCAL NOTICES.
las Main treet.

HOMEMADE bread at Women's Elk.
change
IMPROVED Oaligraphs--No. "A North
Court street.
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 65 Madison street.
MISS CARRIE M. KRATrNa, pianist,
may be found at the Gayoso Hotel,
LOVELY. orange blossoms for brides
dresses Ut the Women's Exchange.
TIE ladies Of the Linden Street
Church will give their monthly socia-
BILE and bazaar on Friday evening,
December 10Th.
Latest music, all kinds OF instruc.
ton books, and the newest vocal and
instrumental collections at Hollen-
berg's, No. 226 Main street.
G. w MuLER & Co, Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof Rioters. For durability,
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. So
Madison street.
Tan Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti periodic known. A certain
and sure cure FOR chills. Price d per bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
frS Isthg iaenv; Addrs'I John 0. Ruoksri
WHY do you pay SIS or $50 for
ready made cults when you can 70 to
L. Rosenstein 4 Bros, 2oS Main street
and Is Jefferson street, and have q
sat. made to order. A fit guaran-
tsed.
ATTENTION is directed to the card Of
the Security Bank, n corporation In
which q number OF our best citizens
are interested. 1t 10 q safe deposit and
trust company, paying interest on de-
posts.
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San FRANCrsoo, GAL, December A.
There was only q small attendance at
the. Bay District track today TO wit
ness the trot between ]. a., Manon
aOd Charlie Hilton. Antevelo and
Adair did not make their appearance.
The day was cloudy and cold; the
track was good. Hilton won the race,
taking second third and fourth heats,
J. @ capturing the Hrst, Manon com.
ing in third. Best time, 2:loS. Much
Dissatisfaction prevailed, many claim
ing that ]. Q. wssnot oulrun. Before
the start ]. @ iu'ed q tremendous
tavorite, but after winning the h,st
heat the bet ing was suddenly
charged, Hilton beirg the iavofi,e.
Before the fourth heat, complaint
Yves made to the Judge n displace Van
Ness, the driver OF J Q, aud substi-
tute new driver. His efforts, how
ever, were fruitless, Rs Hilton sue
ceeded In VIM leg The heat and rae.
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PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM
FITTING AND SUPPLIES.
y. w. n. Browne, Ne. SDA Second
street.

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The already large and constantly
increasing demand Tor thorough and
sanitary plumbing has nee ssitated
the carrying OF large stocks OF
supplies in the latest and most APP
proved styles OF bath tubs, wash
stands, water closets, traps, cocks,
valves, etc, as well as the employ
ment Of q large force Of the most
skilled and reliable workmen, in order
to execute promptly the orders for this
work, end "Browne, the Plumber" 10
prepared 10 fully supply tae wants OF
the city and surrounding country. II
10 not necessary, or even profitable, to
90 elsewhere Tor plumbing work, OF
for the lines In which Browne Is on.
gagged that ia the furnishing OF gas
and steam pipes, cocks, valves, inspi-
rstors, steam pumps, fittings and en-
gine trimmings for the country and
city trade--which is carried in large
quantities. and all sizes, from six inch
pipe and fittings down to the
tmslleet sizes, and in order to
fill the orders OF the jobbing trade
as well as mills and factories promptly
and In the best manner, Mr.. Browne
hfs recently added steam power in
his establishment with capacity for
cutting and threading pipes from the
smallest tiSe up to and including
eight inches in diameter, which 10
equal 10 the capacity OF any house in
the West or South.
In the gas fixture line the largest
stock and most varied selection of
newest designs are to be found here,
and at prices 90 low as In the Eastern
markets. It may be proper to say
here that this house Ia now the oldest
and most successful IN this line in the
city Of Memphis, aud II will prove to
the interest OF all to place their orders
with J. W. X. Browne, 254 Second
street
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Telegrams.

VIcKsBuRo, Miss, December A.
Night-PAssed up: r. 8. Hayes and
barges, st. Louis. ... =,
CINC1NNATI, O., December 4,-Night
River 10 feet on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather fair aod cold. Departed :
Guiding Star, New orleans. ~.
NEW ORLHANB, La, December A.
Night-Arrived Oakland and bafRes,
g. Louis. Departed: City Of Baton
Rouge, 0aklandAn barges. st. Louis.
LovIsyILLH, KY December A.
Nikht--RiyeF falling with 8 feet IL
inches in the canal 'Hnd.S feet 8 inches
on the falls. Weather clear and cold,
Bnainess moderate. Departed W. Va
o,Eeill and tow, Memphis. te'
cOAIRo, ILL.,, December A.-Nighf-
River Il feat ON the gauge and falling.
Weather cloudy and Goa, Arrived:
r, A Speed and tow, Cincinnati, noon.
Departed; r. A. Speed and tow, Menu
phis, noon; Future City and harges,
New Orleans, noon; o. W. Anderson
and tow, New Orleans Bpm.
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The Presidents Rheumatism.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-The
President 10 suffering from, a slight at
tack of rheumatism, which has kept
him in doors for several days, but bias
not ipterfe.sd With bis work. For the
past two days he hes Se. !. his room in
the hope that It's even temperature
would effect au early recovery. He
has for some yeas been subject to in
frequent attacks of the corr, which
usually, as row, locate In the tsndons
about the knee and conRne him 10
his room for three or four days. The
present one lie yielding TO treatment,
aud will, no doubt, pass away in q
day or two. @ros .
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Music BOXES.
O. X, HOUUK & CO.,

the Maiu Street Music Dealers, will
receive and place on sale next
week a $1,000 stock of Musical
Boxes, comprising every style and
ombination that is made, and rang
log in price from 50c each up TO
$500.
These Boxes sre from the well
known factories of Paillard & Mer-'
mod Freres, at St. Croix, SWitzer-
lind, and contain all the late i'm.
provemsnts, including the safety
check, tune indicators and coupled
mainspriuRs.
Everybody is invited to call and
hear our interchangeable Cylinder
Sublime Harmo nie, playing eight
cen airs. Music Boxes cent to coun-
try on spprob ation.
H0UCK'S MUSIC STORES,
Nos. 1856 and 289 Main street.
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THE GREATEsT OF ALL INDUS.
TRIEa.

In 1880 there were 17,392,000 per-
sons engaged In various occupations
In the United States. OF this number,
100000 were engaged in agriculture,
100000 in professional and personal
occupations, 100000 in manutsctur-
ms mechanical labor and mining, L.
100000 in trade and transpol tation.
II will be seen that there are nearly
40 many people engaged In spriculture
ss all other industries combined.
ARer all, agriculture is the basis OF
prosperity. Every industry Is pros
porous when the farmer prospers, and
lsnguishes when he Is unfortunate.
II ia singular fact that this greatest
Of all industries never asks for protec-
ton and receives less than any other
occupation. The $500 600 people en-
gagged in manufacturing demand
tariff to protect them at the expense
Of AN other interests, but the 1900. 900
people engaged In agriculture
neither ask nor expect protection.
The great agricultural interests OF the
country have been too long made
"heweIs OF wood and drawers OF wa
ter" to the protected monopolies Of
the country. In view OF the meager
profits realized from the cultivation Of
the soil, and the support that industry
furnishes to all Others, It should be
iostered and encouraged without tax
ing other Industries. From the soil
come our food and our raiment. The
shoe that protects the foot, the gar
ment Of wool, linen or cotton, and
even the luxurious elk, all exittsd
once in the elements Of the soil.
Farming and the rearing OF Aocks and
herds were the earliest occupations OF
the race, as its physical wants, food
and shelter, began with the first
breath drawn by a human being. The
government which proceeds in disre.
gard Of agriculture, goes sgainst the
life Of the people. The tillera Of the
soil need more attention than CON-
rnerce and banks, because upon what
they produce commerce and finance
depend. II the soil fail to pro-
duOe through delivery Of Ito
tillers to any form OF oppres-
sion or hindrance, circulation
ceases in the arteries Of commerce
and they collapse and the heart Of
trade pusates no longer. 1t Is obvi-
Gus folly then to devote all our atten-
ton to the results OF this industry,
while We give over to those who toll
IN IL to the submergencs OF their acres
and the defeat of their hard work.
The farmers Of several States have or.
gsnised to induce Congress to estab-
hsh an agricultural bureau, to be pre-.
sided over by Cabinet official. The
greatest Of all Industries should be
represented in the Cabinet. Such an
officer would be useful In q variety Of
wGys. he could, by statistics, show |
the wants and needs Of the farmer, |
and showing the injustice Of taxing |
the greatest Of all industries for the |
benefit Of other and less important In. |
terasts. BV cooperation the mOnopo.
HstsPfoIset themselves, aud those en- |
gagged in agriculture should control
segislsiion instead Of being made sub. /
sesEient to every other industry. !. ]
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A MODEL RESTAURANT,
That OF Messrs. Malatesta d Page,
on Jefferson Street.

Mfssrs. Mslatesta & Page have
opened restaurant at Nos. IA and Is
Jefferson street, a. Raggio's old stand,
fitting IL throughout in good order,
with view 10 serving the first cla's
restaurant trade Of the,city. Meals will
be served to order ut all hours. With
the best cooks obtainable, a full
stock Of supplies, and careful
service the new rsstsu ant will
commend tself to the ttention of the
public. The b ct Ia lors will be served
a. the bar main aiIsd in q room I'D
joining the restaurant proper. Mr.. N
Ma a esta, known to all Mempbisns 20
a ca erer OF uee'riDg judgment, gives
persoDa ate ntion to the management
OF the re tluraut.
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soU D EHRRex.

:. The ESfthegn pEssS, in commenting
s'on che energy and General Awakening
.-.oi thei Southern people, discuss the
.matteysB though they had always been
Idle and incident md never before
SnRnifsblea the. least energy. The
four yeags'. 6srateest the activity aud
naduranse Of che Southern people.
!, Indeed the creative faculty was never
sInois eelive'in'the- annals OF the world
than when The South was creating
armies, arsenals.and Implements Of
'war. Nothing equal to IL can be found
in the history of the world. And
since the war never did a people
emerge from poverty TO prosperity as
rapidly. TIE war desoleted the eouth,
ard, 80 II TO supplement and empha.
ajzs The ruin, We we're subjected 10
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Mrs. ID. r. bowers.

Mrs. D. P. Bowers, surr, uuded by
the following strong company, will ap.
pear at the Memphis Theater Wednes.
day next for four performances only:
Mr.. Jos. Wheelock, leading support
for oil the great stars, aud last o. ason
OF Bidwelis Stock Company; John A.
Lane, for seven years with the late
John Mccullough, and Ia I season
with Salvini; Mark Lynch, support for
jos: Hawotth's starring tour; Rudolph
II. Strong, last season with Mary 40.
derson; Donald Smedt, with La wrence
Barrett two sessons; Perry Ssge, last
with Rhea; VIM. III. Young.
of the Robson 4 Crane Com"
pany; Sidney Bowkett, late with
Wilson Barrett. Misses Jennie Gar.
roll, who has been leading lady for
great stars; Fannie Gillette, with
Ristori during her last tour Of Amer.
lea; Alberta Gallatin, last seas ON with
Janish, and Nellie Hosner, late Of
Madison square Theater, New York,
This is the identical company with
which Mrs. Bowers made her brilliant
run OF four weeks ut the Fourteenth
Street TheateE, New York CITY.
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sUNDRIES.

GelatiDe, Flavoring Extracts,
Yeast Powder, Blanks'U Handmade
Candy.
Larrabee & Kennedy's Cakes and
. Crackers, .
Creamery Butter, Sweet Cider,
Boston Brown Bread. Deep Sea Cod
fish, Shelled Amends.
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Fine Watch Repairing, milford,
-----''s--~-A - -.-r-.
Tho Conservative Newspaper Reader,

II 10 related that one day, when a
newspaper man Of experience sug-
eested an evident improvement Ia a
certain department Of the The LEDGER,
Mr.. Bonner said: "It would be a bet
ter column, bui wouldn't do II for
$1,000 The human eye Is the
moot conservative thing in the world.
Il is easily offended. l have often
lost subscribers by improving The
Ledger yes sirl actually by doing
Bomethlng that made 1t better, bar
changed its appearance. The eye re.
SCENTS any little change In place and
Appearance. II LOOKS for the same
layout week by week, aud Il will not
do TO trifle with it." Even In favor OF
90 excellent thing as Sol. Coleman's
Ko.Kn THU,
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FARINACEOUSGooDS

Buckwheat Flour, Graham Flour,
Dried Corn, Farina, Tapioca, Sage,
Corn Starch, Lentels, Rolled Avena,
Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat, Split Peas,
Rice, White Peas, May Beans,
Farinoca, Hominy, Grits, Barley,
Green Kern.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho New Memphis Theater.

Thatcher, Primrose Il Vests
Mammoth Ministries play an engage.
ment Of two nights only, Morday
and Tuesday, December 9Th and 7th,
TIE company 10 large, and better than
ever before, and everything is new.
An exchange says of them: The
Academy last night WAS DIVIDED from
pit to dome with az appreciative au.
dienre 10 see the Thatcher, Pfimrose
& West minalrels on their e'urn to
the city, and 1t showed It's estimation
Of the performance by continued APP
plause. The company, since its APP
pearance here last year, has undergone
all through rsorgan z ,tion, and 10 now
one CT the very best on the 70 d. The
singing is good, specially work is first.
class, aud there Ia little nerd for the
chestnut bell when the Jokes are
being cracked, The compapJ in pc mt
Of numbers Is large, and everyone
hes something to do, aud does it
well. Billy Rice, OF extreme obesity,
captured the house; he is a splendid
comedian and renewed his popularity.
His humor Ia contagious, and during
the time he was on the stage the au.
dience was kept in roar. The trio,
Thatcher, Primrose and West, came
on in the second edition OF premiers,
and their appearance was the signal
for q storm Of applause. They
are each very good. There
are several very good eonRs rendered
during the per ormGnce, and that
by Banks Winter, "Deay Robin,
III Be True" 10 worthy Of special note,
The drilling Of the Knights Templsr
10 feature. During the part termed
Serencdin0 he Old Folks, q sketch, the
psrtormeis have 3 chance to introduce
some very clever dancing. Another
feature Of the evening was the
specially work Of Messrs Dehsuer and
Geyer, wherein one appesra as a
clio wn and the other as q frog. The
acrobauc eats OF the latter were I'M
usually we'll done, and were &c good
as aoy seen here, The entertainment
concludes with screaming farce, Fun
IN CSfu Restntifn,aL
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RELISHEs.

Curry Powder, Celery Salt, Olives,
Olive Oil, Capers, Mixed and Plain
Pickles, Sweet Stuffed Manages.
Chow Chow,
Holland, Pine Apple, Young Amer.
lea and Cream Cheese
Salad Dressing, Deviled Ham,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Cat
sup, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Sage, Thyme, Sweet MsFgorium,
Summer Savory.
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Rnhinann,n llnnnn,n-

The two headed COW IL announced
e the attlactiysiealu Of the coming
weeks bill, The other curiosiIies viii
he Ada Gray, the living phantom /;
zlllca, the Oircas.ian Qhseni the edu.
Gated hog, aud Miss l. IRE Stu Rsop,
the pedslistlc wonder, aud host OF
other strange freaks OF natu.e. In ihs
B Jon Theatsr the usual performance
will be given.
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.ATulfard,a. ap4. Main.


Circuit COurt-RsteS, J1dgo.
No. 90ol, J H. Coffin q Co. W John
+. Carr; o092, Z. Fl. Warner VI tame !;
GOLF, Amelia job, son We Tom Brown
923S, Hattie W. Miller We jas. ClowHrg;
92O9, VIM. d. WhitelaW We Memphis
and Oharleston railroad; 9226, Wegen-
dorf 4 EchbeTg We 8. T. Cafnes; 9226,
John W. Wright 70 Robt. Townsend |;
924Q, Parker "a I. B. 6emmes; 9246,
Il II. Word ys J. o PierceI 924S, r.
w. Townsend vs J. w. Wright. The
above calendaf iseetior tomorrow.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.
The Charles morgan burned

The Charles Morgan burned. v
CINCINNATI, O., December 4.-The
hne steamboat Charles Morgan, plying
between here and New Orleans,
burned at Fulton tonight. Loss, $50,
600; partly insured. She had not
made any trips this fall.
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SOLID silver az R1uIEord'A,
Card Of Thanks,


10 the Ladies' Aid BOcioty OF the Stranger
Church,
: Among the many whose hearts were
filled with gratitude on Thanksgiving
Day, surely none were more thankful
than the family At the Mission Home
and khe managers who have In charge
this department OF benevolent work.
As an evidence that We were again re.
nembered was practically demon.
strated In your Offering from your
church in,subsiantial articles Of pro.
yieions, dry Rooda, fruits and $40 cash.
Il WA beautiful idea conceived by
you one year ago, and which has been
contaminated, through. your noble,
aslt sacrlnelng e6oFls In such q novel
aud truly beneficial manner... We,
IN Fsiore, exteid to you in 4 unaui.
nous vote Of thanks and many
Wishes for Continued prosperity as q
and chhAch, and the 10y and
comfort 10 bSldarived from the bless.
log Of: "Inasmuch as ye have done Il
unto Que OF the least OF these, my
brethren" eays our saviour, I've have
done Il unto Me"
FHNa
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Dlamonels Id VuIGara,s.
III. RncI, PnNnhroker

And dealer In watches, diamonds and
jewslry, lie always prepared 10 offer
superior barg lbs Ia theee goods, In
se ling un'ed Hm,d pledges he Gao
offsr many fine arlic'es at lover
prices than were paid the mauufac-
tuners. Besides selling j4wtlry, he
lends monev on firt c as, collaterals,
and treats hisou toners .cleverly.
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Canned Fish and Meats.

HOLSTERS, Bloaters, Deyilsd Crabs,
Finland haddies, Salmon, Sardines,
Mackerel, Shrimps. Russian Cavisr.
Cove Oysters, Pigsfeet, Chip Beef,
Ok Tongue, Canned Beet.
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Shaker Preserves, Canton Ginger,
Dundee Jams and Marmslade,
Currant, Raspberry. Strawberry and
Peach Jelly by the pound.
Apple Butter, Mince Meat,
Maple Syrup, Honey, Maple Sugar.
New Molasses, Sugar, Syrup,
Plum Pudding. ~
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Inspect MuIford's stock.

LADIES
who..insend purchasing
Goods for Gent emen
will find at 4st
MAYS EMPORIUM
the Best Assortment and the
Finest Goods at Lowest Prices.
Elegant and Stylish Neckwear,
the Best Underwear,
suspenders for Embroidering,
Splendid Gloves,
Grand Line Of Hosiery,
Beautiful Mufflers,
Initial Handkelchief
that cannot be equaled,
Japan and Linen, Silk, etc.
All Hkcis. bought here are
stamped without charge.
SHIRTS.
Our goods have no equal
in quality and ct.
ALI at Reduced Prices
for the Holidays.
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VEGETABLES.

Asparagus, Baked Beans, Peas,
String and Stringless Beans, Corn,
Tomatoes, 0kra and Tomatoes, Okra
Succatash, Pumpkin.
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Lnst snow Falls In Previous Years.

Heaviest Snow storms on Record
In Memphis.
December 2S 20, 1873, 8 inches on
ground.
January 7, 1884, 9.65 inches on
ground.
February %, 1885, s75 inches on
ground.
Mr.. ]. T. Trezevant informs the APP.
PEAL that in October, l84S, a snow
storm ragged for six to eight hours.
Depth Of fall not remembered.
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NEW YORK, December 4--Tele-
grsms received tn tnis city today r. Nm
4 0riD, theater manager In The OF y
Of Mexico, Coo6rm the report OF the
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Pitted Cherries, Evaporated Peaches
Citron, Evaporated Pears,
German Pears, Lemon Peel,
German Cherries, Evaporated Apples
Orange Peel, Dates, Raisins, Prunes,
Pine Apple Glaze, Figs.
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.

White Peach es, Apricots, Egg Pluma
Yellow Peaches, Grapes, Nectarines,
Green Cages, Cherries, Pine Apples.
Gooseb srries, Bartlett Pears.
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MISSION HONE OoMMTTTEB.

PIANOS IN rosewood, walnut, ma.
hogSny aud ebon d casss cheap for
cash or on easy monthly insta lments,
at Houok's Music Stores, Nos 1856 aud
$50 Main Street.
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NUTS
Jellies, Preserves, Etc.

Almonds, Pecans, Filberts, English
Walnpts, Brazil Nuts.
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Fine JeweIry vt MaIford's.

Memphis Wholesale Meat Company,
No. IL Adams. Daily fresh Beef,
Pork and Mutton, a'so Gu ed Be, {.
0 ders solicited and promptly filed.
Telephone S74.
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'HNAr WONn~ he noved alive, in from
10 mic utes TO 2 houta, with head COM
plete,. or no charge. No Eating requiredt
no poii nous med ioines, Tan hotRken with
oulars, DIR. N, NKY SMITH, Specialist,
Springfield, No.
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Holiday Goods!
FRUITS.
DRIED FRUITS.

Oranges, Malaga Grapes, Apples,
Bananas, Lemons, Cranberries.
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Mem esid6nt NofIce.

No. SILL lie PIoSSss. tssa If Shelby
!, county, Thhn.-John Mitehsll. Petitioner,
= !. Va. Dode6n MltehUil, Defendant.
that tho deisndept, Dodson Mitchell, IL .
non.Fopidont Of TIE Stats Of Tennessee and
e s,E1hldenl Al aks Htslset HswlYo
"a II, ID thefefOFe ordsred.Y That ho make
81 SO y. con Rsy, U Msmpl lEbpn., on or
Ihefbra. the brat Monday In January, 1851,
Ind blSs1. kSyTtf ~ dsHat y % 9plGinantsI
tsll. Srfhe stiAs y. y q t1keA far confessed
that . copy d ths order ks SubIIihOd once
week. for ioaT auccessfyo WeekS, In the Mem
pills Appeal : THIS !th day II Dscembsr, 1888.
a . py-aItsgti 2. J. QUIgLEY, Clerk.
Henry. r Dix, Sol. TO- oompipit tue
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milford, JeWeler, 2O4 MAIN street,
sOliclts orders from the cOantrys
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a. P. WILLIAMS.

In choosing Abram p Williams United
States Senator to succeed Senator Hearst,
the Legislature has selected man broadly
representative of the business interests of
the coast, Mr.. Williams is intimately
identified with commercial affairs in San
Francisco, thoroughly informed as to COM
mercial needs, intelligent upon the ques-
tons affecting all the industries of the
State, and as a business administrator his
executive ability is surpassed by that of
no other business man. But Mr.. Williams
has also been active in political life, and
is widely known as leading Republican,
who has long been a trusted counselor in
its State Committee and other organiza-
tions. He is man of liberal reading,
studious and thoughtful. He is clear of
judgment, far-seeing and vigorous in all
action. Being man of ample means, he
is independent of influences that are sup
posed to be corrupting. He was at the
time of his election in Maine The office
came to him unsought and without his
being involved in any campaign for it.
His choice was therefore compliment to
his worth, ability and representative char
acter, Of which he and his descendants
may be more than proud.