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Cold Wave Coming

WAsniSoroH, d. O., February. IS, 1885, |
$50 o'clock am.
Observer, Memphis, Tennis
Hoitt cold wave signal. Cold wave
moving oasterly from Dakota. Tenn
peraiure will fall from fifteen to twenty
degrees during the next twenty 10
forty eight hours. HAzRN.
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the same title, and are headed for the
South, and il not asking too much
will take il as kindness il you viii
inform my friends and admirers OF
"old Memphis" why i do not appear
with the company on its next visit.
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POe Tennessee and he Ohio Valley
Generally fair ,Vsatl.T; stationary JOllO,Ued
" slOst rising itmpsroi,re; northwesterly
siAds, beccaing yariabis rising JOllotOed
n hs <rtrems sOesiern portion BY falling,
boyOraev.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the stockAoldere
L Of the Memphis Gas LigAt Company will
DO held at the Office Of the company, No. "
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, Monday,
March /, 1885, 70 elect SsVen "a Directors 10
serve ne oompany during the erAuing year.
Election from 10 an g PIP; a.,
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PERSONALS.

Miss Eta GLUcK arrived yesterday
afternoon from New York, where she
spent several months visiting rela-
tiyeg and friends.
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Order Medals at NIuIFOrd's,
Notice..

Bids will be received for ten days
from this date on the stock of goods
contained in the factory, saddlery and
vehicle departments of the Woodruff
Oliver Carriage and Hardware Com
pany, same to be made ON each depart
ment separately, and filed with the
secretary at the Office of the company.
Any and all bids subject TO rejection.
BETHELL 4 CLAPP, Assignees.
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Lsaky rOOfs repaired by Rubsch
a Suh, 20 and ~ BeRle street.
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Solid SiIverware nt MulfOrd's

Prompt attention 10 tin work err
drrh b. RubSch a Son. Telephone 80
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milford, Jeweler, 294 Main, So
locits orders from the country.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Louisville, New Orleans and Texas R'y
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE.
S. Eject November =, 1855.
Tr1-7 NALL SouIh. North.

CONNECTIONS.
A-With ali lines entering Memphis.
RWlta N. IN. W 4. r. for Helena.
O-Ror Greenville and Huntington, and all
p.-w,tbV. 4 N. and ", S. 6P. Railroads.
f-With n, J. &C. r. X. for Matches and
Jsekson.
PER Points on the Branch.
0-With steamers for Bayou sara.
H-With railroads diverGinS for Florida and
puIS~Sp Bgtet Sleeping Carson all trains.
JAS. M. RDW ARDS, v. P. and G.IM.
N. BURKE, General Bup't
A. KNAPP. @. p. A.
Htssis.ippt ana Tennessee. - Past
mail train leaves daily at 4 80 pm. arrives
. M am Lo'1l fsish' s. .sbt e .rs ss
Nos S aud run tn weekly. No; leaves
Esmphil Monday, wednesday and PridaT.
Kansas city, spFiBE neId and Mem.
phis Trains leave NJ. and t. depot ~ fol
Isus: re. (, mail and express; leaves daily
q ll:so an; No; 3, mail and express: az
eavsS daily AZ 600 p. m; No. 66, 81. Louis
express, arrives at S;5o an.
Memphis aud Little Rock. Trains
move as follows central stand I'd timel /:
No. beAVes daily at 6:3 PM; arrives at
s.8p.m. No. 3leayes 81 1850 AMI arrive!
Az E sSnSsHS a SS Sm sTTSSs
oAlIg AeANeEN NAeN@Sf - 80
at7:H pm.
ChesapeADxe. OHIO aud Southwest.
eEn-Irains move as follows; No. Iast
line daily1 leaves AZ II 30 IN. No, leaves
81 liza m. daily. 81. Louis fast line
leaves daily at $50 pm. No; uast line
dailyl arrives al 1880 pm, Mail and ex-
pFeM arrives daily at S;l5 Am. 81. Louis
hst lins arrives daily At 9i06 am.
Memphis and Charleston = Trains
move as follows: Through. express leave
daily al 10 40 pm. Mail ara express leaves
daily at.9:l0a m. somdftillo aocommoda
kon Leaves daily, except Sunday, at $50
pm. Through express arrives daily ~ 3 ~
an. Mail and exprots arrives daily az : 100
p.n. Somorvilie accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, At $3.50 Am.
LoutstiIIe and Nashville = Trains
move ~ follows Fast mail arrives daily al
ASA m. leaves at 10 10 pan mail leaves
dsily ~ 900 am. Browntyille aocomm O.
datiom leaves daily, except Sunday, at b:OO
p.m.; mail arrives daily at 6;ol .p,m.
BreWnsville accommodation arrives daily.
except Sunday, at 8. 40 n. m. lstandard time).
Memphis, Birutngham aud ATTAIN.
lie-Holly SPRINGS Ronfe-Trains move ~
pm; srlivos az dolly Syringe at $3.50 p. m.
No. 2 leaves Holly springs daily at yiOl
an, strives At Memphis At j ,l6 am; No.
tlesves Memphis daily ~ 1850 .. m, arrived
1t Holly Springs ht 1853 p.m.; No. 8 leavei
Holly Springs daily at $3.50 Am, arrives al
M0Apkls AZ 1913 am.
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SSGGsAs ass?Ps Memphis aSEa Co.
GOODBAR, LOVE & CO.
BOOTSlSHO IS
367 369 Main and Is GayOsO Streets, Memphis, Tenn
BOSTON OFFICE--No. HIGH STREET.

and
Bottom Prices. can
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For Memphis and vicinity: Fair
weather, stationary temperature, blue
creaoent. red star.
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anafon,a HnfaI.

VIII. BINGHAM............MAHAGER.
EUROPEAN plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according 10 size and loca-
ton Of rooms.
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GO 90 RatIedEe 4 LAEOmarsinO for
yOyr Plumbing and Gas-FittinE.
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Gst Ku'IedEe a LAgOmarsInO TO do
your Plumbing.
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Duay's European Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
oUp, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan,
81 per day.
First class Restaurant in the Hotel.
]. M. DUFFY 40 yrs with Peabody HOTEL,
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Thsr.lWInd. / weather.

MetcOrological Report.
MHNPHfs, TnNE., February Is, 1885.
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old ID and silver taken nv cash
az MaltOrd'H, 0sA Main.
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Pine Watch repairing at MullOrd's.
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Peabody Hotel.

O. B. GALLOWAY 4 CO......... PRoPRIEroRs
Rate-S2 so and 50 per day, according 10
sise and location Of room-Special
Vataa IN ada
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Monogram Bangles; milford.
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MISF'IT
Clothing Par1OFs
282 Second St.. Memphis.
Opp. Court Square.

S6V- Remember, all alterations to
insure a perfect fit done free. Of
charge, by a first class tailor.
uw open Evenings until . O'Clock,
SATURDAYS until m.
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OIL has been and
vi Mr. z
hO S s0oDs4S
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fHE,wEATHER.

wlsnsorOs, February %. 1886. !
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st. Agnes Academy,

THE SPRING SESSION will open M
i DAY the ltt Of February. Terms
$50, $50 and 500, according to the age
class Of the pupil. For further parueu
pply TO the LADY SUPERIOR.
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The case OF Greenlaw against Brink
ley still drsRs its slow length along.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
IHE:G RAPE CURE.

The crystailzed salts, as Obtained in a
pure slate from grapes ana choice fruit,
n a pOr' able, palatabl Sims form,
are now presented to The public of Amer
/. q AS the grlndest resoi vent of impure
blood, corrector Of the liver anu resula-
,Or o. the b swels-the n; tural promoter
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VARICOCELE

- wormy Veins of the >crctum. Often
Ale u .,u,,-cseI cAGss Lost Manhood,
Debility. &c,
Dc. ,xHiss INviccK,roE. No >. i ;hc only
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THE POEI POWERS

a seerIng If s.atitudc iinpcts me to
acknowledge the great merits of your
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CURED BH CETlCUR.A J..

Ny ska disease, which resisted sew
erai popular r.iir.i!eS aud other re NJ
iie> advised by phy>icI ans, mas been
cared l., yDur ,'UTICCRA REMEDIES
They surpassed M most saushi"e eX
pectations ana RAPIDLY effected a cure.
J.C. AitENT!sUE,
NISCGSNES. IND.
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MlSCELLA
/ llltiiC111;a5
The On.yRemedies For The Sk;'
And Riood Universally
COMMENDED

VIM. 4. rotten, 672 North Tenth ST.
PniladeI ;,h,a, reports thar one of hi
customers stated to him incidentally
that he was feeling 30 we'll and haC
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year, all of which he attributed to 3
systematic course OF the CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT, which has proved efiectua
when all other remedies failed.
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IL new IFS VALUE

All of YOUR CUrICURA REaEDIrS give
very gooi Stti>i3tcti,n. the CIICyK d,
especially recommend for the dis
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experience Its value. DIR. ii. j. PRATT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. llE6!6'S
w ON 1ll.REUl.
GERMAN INYIGgRhT0a

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derful Remedy -t,niug
tie nerves. str ngtheninv he
muscles. checking the waste,
iuvig,ratin the whule y tenn
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AZORES ON NECK

Cnas Brady, Somervilie, Mass. wht.
refers "a Dr. j. Wood, druggist OF thai
.it, Ger flies iOa wonderful cure OF ru n
uiny : res .'n the neck which had been
treat ed dy IA ,spital PIN, sir,ans without;
;ure. ami which yielde.i completely 4
.he CUTyCURA tiENEDIi3
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CUTsCUas.A ABROAD

Through a home returned Norwegian
I. have learned Ia Kn w vpur UriCURA.
ii hich has - 4 .hOri ti!!ia cured ne III az:
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cOu u noI he'll. Clio. Il ..LT/EN.
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Ape--sd{ treatment
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ShAASMS%rss,


cal Debility, Seminal Weak II $ $.
Sprematorrhe. 4'rsssfatn~rta5e. Emissions,
lniuotency, EN!lAase cd Vital y, ITEM tlire De-
cine and Ltb~S Of MsNstsb<s.S, IL,
AL IT'S c;ssEa s,liras.0ns. anu from
- haSever cause pr .,Iuced. 1t en-
riches ard purifies the Blood, StreE.- thea tie
Nerves. Brain, Muscles, digestion. R.'produc-
tive Organs, and Pbvsica ans, y. ntal fraclI les
It stops ali VI la:ur.l AMI ..eb!.it.'il. drain
upon tn system. preventing inypln tai :, i.se,s.
'!e5i!itatins dreams. seminal losses with The
urine, etc, 50 destructive to mind and body.
1t is a sure eliuiimator of all KID Ely ND
BLADDER COMPLAIN 5. contains 10
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-08
INDIANS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
ssnecas and Southern Utes OaII on the
President.

ssneoas and Southern Utes CaII on the
President.
WASHINGTON, March GA delegation
Of New York Seneca Indians, consisting
OF Andrew John, Jr., and I. 4. Jamerson,
and a delegation of Southern Utes from
Colorado, consisting OF Chief Ignacio,
Buckskin Charley, Tapu Che and Inter-
prefer Archulita, visited the President
yesterday, accompanied by the Ute agent,
Mr.. StollsteimeT, and MIR. II. g. Osborne,
Of the Indian Bureau. They were intro
duced by Gen. Upshaw.
The New York Indians have come to
Washington to endeavOr to prevent legis-
lation by Congress which will provide for
the allotment of their lands IN severalty.
The only title these Indians have to their
lands IS the right of occupancy as a tribe
or nation, the fee having been purchased
by GOrham and Phelps and Robert Morris
in the latter part of the eighteenth cen
tury from the State Of Massachusetts, that
State having obtained the right in q con-
vention had with New York, December rs,
1886. New York retained the right OF
government and Jurisdiction thereover,
and 1t is now vested in the Ogden Land
Company The Indians claim that should
their lands be allotted in severalty, the
title by which the nation holds the land
would be eXtinguished, the Ogden Land
Company would then have absolute title
and the Indians would be Ousted and lose
their lands.
The Southern Utes here are for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements to sell their
lands in Colorado and in lieu thereof 10
obtain others in Utah, which they allege
are much better adapted to their wants.
The President talked freely with these
people and listened patiently to their
statements. He assured them that their
interests should be protected, but said
that before making any promises he de-
sired to consult with the Secretary OF the
Interior and the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, in whom he had the utmost con-
fidence.
Each of these delegations has had inter-
views with Indian Commissioner Atkins,
the Secretary Of the Interior and the SEN
ate Committee on Indian Affairs. They
will call upon the House Committee on
Indian Affairs to-day. The Southern Utes
left for Colorado on Sunday.
Both delegations express their gratifi-
cation at the interest Ia their welfare
evinced by the President and the Interior
Department officials.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-08
SAM JONES AT CHICAGO.
He Declares that Christianity in that
City is Too Slow for Him.


City is Too Slow for Him.
CHICAGO, March Sd have no use for
that nasal, slow, hymn-singing Chris
tianity that hasn't either blood or energy
in it." said the Rev. Sam Jones at the
noon service to-day. 1.-The devil can run
a mile before some of you fellows can get
your boots on. If / had a Southern audi
ence before me, could say: 'You'n never
get there, Ehp That's slang l guess, but
don't think the Lord cares much how
you construct your sentences so they hit
the mark. Slang is not offensive, unless it
is offensive in itself. l never heard OF
grammar school in heaven. Perhaps
that's often siye to Northern ears, but the
fact is you people in Chicago manufac-
ture more slang in one week than the
South does in a year. What I dislike are
those verbal critics who say: Did you
hear how he murdered grammar? Did
you hear how he murdered rhetOricp l
can stand it to be swallowed up by a
whale, but hate to be nibbled to death
by minnOws. 1t just annoys me. I'd
sooner have a policeman come up and
knock me down than to be pounded over
the head with a rubber balloon. 1t an
nOys me and a good man hates to be an
noyed." Laughter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-08
MORMON WOMEN.
Protests Against the Fight Of the Coy
ernment

SALT LAKE CITY, March IA large
meeting of MOrmOR women was held In
the theatre yesterday, many speeches
were made and a. protest adopted. The
speakers upheld the right of women to go
into polygamy and said thousands of dis
reputable women IN the East would be
glad to be made the wives of such as the
speakers were. They maintained that
the government had no right to say wom-
en- should not marry, and it might as well
take the opposite course and compel viz
gins from the clo1ster to marry. Such
social preferences should be respected,
and the government had no right
to interfere. The protest declared that
Womenh0Od had been outraged in the
courts by questions about expected ma
ternity, the fathers of children, etc. A
suffrage was declared to be a vested right
of women here, and should not be az
tackled. An emphatic denial was made
according to their own free will.
The 'Snoble women" who had refused to
answer the questions propOunded by the
courts we're eulogiZed, and the action of
Judge Zane and Omitted States Attorney
Dickson in requiring testimony from a
legal wife against her husband in unlaw-
ful cohabitation cases was condemned. The
wives and mothers of the United States
were called upon to come TO the assistance
of the women of Utah in their resistance
to interference with their rights. A COM
mittee was appointed to memorialize
the President. One enthusiastic speaker
was desirious of knowing whether
the Federal officers and courts would per-
sist in their present course after
reading our protest" Another speaker
said she held ''the horde of petty Otficials'
in contempt. In four days more the Leg
islature must adjourn and no progress
has yet been made toward assimilating
the laws OF Utah with the national stat
utes. All the propositions tend IN con-
trary direction. The deadlock between
the governor and Legislature is still un-
brOkpu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-08
MAKING MIR. ROACH AN ISSUE.

Republican Senators Trying to Make
Political Capital Out OF the Dolphin
Affair.
WAsHINGTON, March 6.-The Republi-
can Senators will probably try 10 make a
political issue out Of John Roach. About
a month ago, when the bill to create an
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy was
under discussion, both Mr.. ingalls, and
Mr.. Hale intimated that at the
proper time Secretary Whitney's
course 10 connection with the Dolphin
matter would be fully gone into, and
since that time it has been expected that
Mr. Hale, who Is the second member Of
the Naval Affairs Committee, would in
troduce some kind OF a resolution bearing
on the subject. MIR. Hale has introduced
and the Senate has adopted, without de-
bate, a resolution calling upon the Seere-
tary Of the Navy for full information in
connection with the Dolphin, Boston, At
lanta and Chicago.
The Secretary is directed to state what
changes have been made In the original
plans OF those vessels and the causes for
such changes, II any; what correspond
ence has passed between him and the
Naval Advisory Boards; when the 0pln-
ion Of the Attorney General In regard
10 the Dolphin was received by the
Secretary aud how il was published;
information as TO the present condition
OF the Dolphin, and whether she has
been accepted by the department.. The
Secretary Is also directed 70 transmit all
correspondence and information concern
ing the payment OF the reserved amounts
under the con ntract on the four ships, all
opinions OF the Attorney General relat-
ing thereto and any correspondence ce
showing that the contractor was IN huan-
eial difficulties when the payments we're
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