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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
democrat Of Iifty Years Standing
SAYS He Shouid he RenOmIlated.

'stN
>pernl Correspondence PaHrka NEYs-
As the time approaches for the expires
SONS of their choice by liz. people for
tlie citizens who shall represent them IN
the different legislative bodies tu which
these cltlz,.ns NAV i-4 delegated 20 carry
ont tl" sovereign will of the Ieull..
which they ami only they have the night
la dO-there ~e.nns very little excite
uIent. a. though the great political fact
that Thermal vigilance j. the rrIcr 81
liberty w,ls ignored Icy all except the
few who SEEM Ia he. uil TIA. lookout for
some Way by which they can work them
s'-ls,-s into th, - representative positions,
either legltimately or illegitlmately, n
the matter may turn up, 81 TAR, at least,
a. the usage, Of the democracy ~ the
democratic party Is concerned.
1h,,s,. thoughts arr prompted hy the
course of certain parties IN some parts
nf this congressional district, with ref
creme" L. the nomination at a candidate
iof the office 1T representative in the
congress- of the United States for the
flfttth Congress. The election will
take place IN November next, AT the
legal timr. Now, the Hon. Charles t..
l"lishertl represents Tins district III ina,
badly. and for his fist term of Office, and
~ lar rs has heen shown ar his become
known IL this writer. he has gwen gen
eial satislaction To- the voters of this il.-
irict' aS to industry, capahlity ami m
t"grlty ~ The performance oil the duties
oi the ilIc".
II
Further, 1t has t"'"n til" practice OF The
'.ih"cfhtic party, ever since IL ofSihi-
ztii"h aS Sn'h although it' p'nita''a
principles W'i'. 'Inthtlnh IN ONCE
Nhrf" Ia" N"fNI't' rendered were satls'
factory ANA uhobJectIohabi'', 10 hflhS
forward suth representative c'tlzen Tor
second term OF "iiict III congress.
In" circumstances ami opposition 10
the 'i"'t'"h "i Mr.. Iniigh'rty, AT ms
i"r"'r "lt'tI"h' AT" well known To the
citizens al the district, lie very hanh'
sontly outhnIhl"r"d all the opposition
al his oppohcht-oi the opposing pol,tl-
cal party, who operated under very
favorable circumstances, AMI was tbs
strongest candidate that that party
couli oli'r Tor the position Yet, strange
rs 1t may appear, there has sprung up.
IN another tity ot tue distr'ct' no less
than Two candidates VINO expect 10 OPP
pose the nomination OF MI. lnlI cherry.
IN The coming convention to In ihii M
ocala, both OF whom arr public men,
ana called democrats one oi Them "a
prominent state otilcer. ami the oth"f
editor oi AN ost"nsihly democratic paper.
Now, how d's TINS show FOR consist
cnrt ~ 'JcWrl IN these parties. IN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
III" Sons Of rugenc prcli",irr tight
ihg Tor Ills Wealth.

Lawyer Frederick NJ BAY has been ~
siructrl ll Antonio AMI Eugene lrrlI,
tier, now ~ Havana, To- enter u ca\tai 10
the Will Of Their father, Antonio lfrl
letter which was recently filed for ptn
bat" N Chicago. u, the terms u this
Will the twu SONS were made ovlal be-
atccs with tive npphrwS and nlr'cv If
the deal man, and lhry now claim that
they should have lcrn the sole hrIr-.
lrrllotlrf made his money ~ the slave
trad" ON the Spanish MAN. w lsi,n.
while running a cargo " blacks from
cap" of Good Hope to llayti. his two YES
seIS wcfr seized aud cunii-ral,l hy the
illttirn guNcrnnrnt. Ir"lI"tI,rNas At.
rested, tried aud condemned to- death ON
n charge ut piracy. THIS scptrnre WAS
attorwarl changed to imprisonment but
Prcll"t"r sWun escaped III a ruWbuat. lic
was plrked up On the Atlantic hy a
et.anrr hound to tharlrstun :. e..
wh"r" h. landed. aftrrwafi ruming tn
New York. Mean" hllr his two sons.
Antoine and Eugene. and hls wife. had
rem we'd to Havana, where the latter
married again. she surprising that her
lTHl llUNhiHW Iltu lHtn Hlipt under the
sentence passed against him bv the Ia,
teen authorities. Mrs. l'rrlrtrr eub,r
Iu ntl, met the husband she supposed
10 la dead; hut the, Iuarrrlrd and the
sons took the mothers side. lr,llctip,
afirrwnrl sued the llaltinn Government
for ! ,'n tAl0 for personal damages and
loss of property. lie died lui ~ the
suit was coming I" an end, and ui ,ullis,
w" first part Of In clam wa, swallow rtl
np hv his death The verdict was fnr
f1lWH, the amount If the property
winch had been taken from him. and the
muuc, !. nuw III the nitrd States Treas
urN awaiting an uwnrr Prrllrilrr WA
concerned IN many business "ntrrtirl~p4
lnclrIIug the hfrl.tirr IaVrn. u,npan,
of tmcagp, and through his connection
with tIn~ company became Interested IL
a number 81 mammoth contracts in TIL,
country AMI Mexico. He dnd at th,
Aator iIDus" IN New York in Iuly oi
last wear Y. y. Star.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
The tlucstiuO ot sewers

Below "" quote the petitions to the
Of West End, before that body Tuesday
evening. and the deposition made there
If, They are published that the public
may understand just how the matter
stands. The first petition reads;
I'VE. the Undersigned do hereby pr.
titiun Your honorable body for permission
to lay u sewer, subject to the approval
Of the city surveyor and street commit
tee. along Emmett street from O'ccola
street to- Laurel street, and thence to the
river
The petition is endorsed ON the back:
Received and flied jane "a. lSsd and
request not granted. signed hy the clerk
Of council.
The other, or what has been termed u
counter petition, rrad~;
1--WE, the under signed residents Of the
cit, of laIatka, knowing that there ~
no current IN that part of the 81, Johns
river known ~ the "Cuvr, and hclIrv-
INK Ibdl any 'N'TtN' ihl''i 'H'U'"F'
into said cove will lie on the shore and
le detrimental to the health uf the res
ilcnts Of that nrighburhuod, do hereby
earnestly protest against th" laying OF
any srWcrng" pipes to empty INTO the
| river between brrula street AMI Laurel
street.
/ This petition Is signed by about ihe
/ ealrr prrsnnl IA the first quoted, AMI Is
officially endorsed Received and laid
| over for future consideration. THIS is the
way the matter StandS as re-
CARDS the sewer. in West End. The
,u,iu,,l claims that the cit, lo,'~ not own
property To- the river and therefore can
grant no such request.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
The Nseki, News.

The Ncckl, edition of TuE NLWN II
published tins morning, aud We point I"
tuit with some degrrc Of PRIDE ami sat
,~lactiuu. II Is a large, handsome jour
nal. carefully edited. aud neatly printed,
containing tlty.Alght columns Of mat
ter. fifty at which are reading matter,
The matter is made up Of a selection
from the editorial columns of the daily
editions. carefully selected and edited
local matters. columns 1T miscellaneous
matters un current topics, discussions OF
political questions, state and national
nrwS ,trms. and, III fact 1t ~ a complete
rwspaprr, made up Il the cr,n'n of the
daily, and published ~ convenient form
for the especial ~, and benefit Of those
who cai,uut with convenience ret a
daily mail.
We are proud ui the encouragement
hcin, extended Tur NtrkLN NEWS, and
or efforts tn make the paper fully wor-
thy OF II handsome support shall not lr
ahatrd ia the least. We h,liCVr we give
now inur. reading matter III THE
WrtkIN NEWS for 81 90 than IL given hy
any paper in Florida tor that money.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
Ull,ul\ STRANGE. LAND
IN Unknown Mans Peculiar Com
duet "lic got 10 the Bridge, nut
Passed Not over"

-, eat turlo~p udonce ralatka Ntws.
GAlNEsNiILE, June 23d.
At the bridge, near tho seminary, on
last SATURDAY, at an early hour IN the
morning. u man was seen standing bare.
footed ON the ground, and leaning
against one of the pillars OF the bridge,
He spoke not, nor looked up ut those
passing, tramping aud driving almost
over hl. head. on the bridge. Ills shoes,
"A small package, and TN covered buckle,
containing some water were ON the edge
of the bridge next to him. Many passed
and notice tho man. He changed las
position lN lying or falling down. The
,Ily was very hot. l'.tssers probably
thought, there is "A drunken man. lie
lay there ia the hot sun, although near
there. were room and shade under the
bride. Ntabuut " O'Clock little boy,
CALVIN. SAID, there IL a dead man at the
bridge; We too supposed only drunken
man. tie persisted IN his assertions
said every body who saw the man said
h, is dead, that he and John I.ewclltn
left the dead man alone. | went with
calvin to the bridge expecting to- see a
drunken man and found there "A white
man with reddish beard, l,ing in the
weeds, ON the lower side Of the bridge.
on the bank of the branch. hiS face turn.
al ny to the hot sun.
! turned him ON his side, spread my
umbrella over his head. and searched
Tor some signs ut life. lie was dead,
AMI his body very hot. While there,
reoplr PASSED over the bridge. looked
81 L.. .l.,..,I L., =,
he" and passed on. calvin was left on
guard. while sought IL get some officer
to take Chaigr 1T the dead, aud MAYO
burnett. un notification, acted promptly.
There was nothing to indicate that the
man was drunk. or used strong drink.
There vas water in his little tin bucket.
Who was hr. M one seems to know.
Ills pocket book WAS stamped 81. \.
Webster. and therein about $50. Whence
cam,, he. and whittier going: Was he
sick and thirsty? Did he pull oil his
shoes to 20 into the branch for a bucket
If water: Was he bitten by "A moccasln
snake; Was he stupid from the poIson:
Was he permitted tn die IN sight uf ,ari-
Gus people, without any one to inquire or
oircr help w Samaritan, it seems,
iournc,cd that way.
There is a lesson for Us in this poor
strangers death. People have little, if
any, pity for the drunkard. 1t is not
alone the lrunkard who suffers hy his
vice. People wait to h. called on aud
excited to give help to the suffering aud
notice not the silent. modest suffering
one whose voice is not raised up in pit, .
Gus calls frr help; hut artful appeals for
charity and simulated want gan more
morpy more aid and sympathy than mod
tst persons deserving and worthy Of 1t.
Perhaps somewhere IN the world there
Is some one, or more, the dead man
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
PALATKA's POsTOTFICE.
Another step Forward Increased
business Meets With ACknowl-
ed.ement at Headquarters. How
W.. Grow


w Grow,
In compliance with the Law. The II
turns from ourIn-t"flice for the quarter
ending March 3l,t last liav,. heen re-
Vie Sed, and un Yesterday the postmaster
al Palatka was notified that his office
lttt b.-n raI-rd 10 the second class. Five
Years ago the business could IL. easily
transacted hy one man. with the assist
ancs' of a hoy. iut It has grown nov 50
mu' Ia that It needed only the proper pre-
,.rtatipn Ia the authorities To- secure at
rrntipn AMI compliance. jacksonville
will iIni rs moving after her a. she
mounts steadily I" metropolitan prol"r-
tons and secures the advantages Of her
position; l'tlatLa i, declared .. cnnl.cliss
hS the inst assistant l-,>tIna-t,t general
AT TIA" sam" time her larger SISTER
i rai~..i to the first. Next will come
thu immediate delivery then the street
delivery. With all south Florida at our
back, W. cannot long lack these c"nyen
ienr..s. "a krrnly felt and easily arknuwl
edged bs Onr winter visitors.
With poot"Iiice tastrfully fitted up
lay the government. and with the publ
cation uf the Associated Press dispatch
- 10y TIE News, Palatka will make a
step forward ON the patti, of prosperity
she entered upon Will, the advent Of her
first railroad. In this matter our citi
Gems have again lDren h-iriended hy Sen
ator Call, and We gratefully acknowl
.tltr thu. debt,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
pr" Nauawa, again.

Several times recently We have men
toned the institute for the education uf
tn. cnlur,l youth. which "A cnlnrtd man
hy th, name uf "Dr." Manawav pro-
posel tn establish in our county, When
Manawav came here hr represented that
he had snl,ci ption al so 600 donated
hy PARTIES III the north. and claimed Ia
have, the highest recommendations from
parrS where he was best known, He
showed us some Of these that had every
appearance vi being genuine. tie went
through the form of purchasing five
hundred acres Of land from Mr.. W. j.
Webb. promising. We learn. to have the
money here for the same hy the 10Th
inst. : hut when that day arrived, he
wanted the time extended To the 1T VI
July.
The Culurrd editors of the state are
after the "pr.' with hot poker, and
they strongly intimate that he is \ fraud
Of the first water. and are loudly calling
ON Inn for an explanation AMI n state
mcnt rs to the disposition Of the funds
which have been placed in his hands,
Meantime. So far rs we can learn,
nothing is lcing done toward the rrrc.
ton of the institute buildings, or the
clearing up of the lands, and we await
the doctors explanation of the why's AMI
wherrTorrs of this thHsncSs with all the
patience we can summon. We SIN
cerely hope an institution viii tie rs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

loved. and by whom he was beloved.
We build a bridge across some ohasm.
a. We think, separating Us from rest and
happiness. and after yeaIs of tUll. h0Ie
and expectation, We step on 10 our bridge
hut never pass over. We find il Is q
hrl,l.e Of signs lunder grand houses,
shaded groves and tlowery fields. are not
for Us: but We ISS>e - some things, SOME
gifts. perhaps letter for Us. and much.
very much for hlch t. be thankful but
LITTLE valued until lost. hopelessly lost;
and it may IT, by folly. vice or sin. which
eats into 1ur vitals. moral and physical,
Ike N incurable AMI ever wasting can.
c,r. tnAUNE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
Notice.

III" democratic executive committee
Of futnam county will meet in ralatka
at l!m. IN Judge Vars office on June
2iiih ensuing. Ia name aday for holding
III" primaries and county convention
aud To- transact such other business ~
may ho considered advisable. Notices
hay" already been mailed and All mem
bars ate urged to- attend. Hy order of
T.. >, tEIIL. Chairman.
IiENI u NERi~uN. SECRETARY.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

"SpcrulatOr' Your estimates are
badly out Of line. You might build "a
cottage Tor the amount you mention, but
no living man can build n summer hotel
that will accommodate 500 guests for
500. We have seen hotels of that ca
larity IN the mountains that cost at least
$500, exclusive Of the pia22as. II Won
are going to build a summer hotel why
not cilt u wide swathe while YOU are at
it? Take 81 300 and build monster
mammoth inastodon. Brooklyn Eagle
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
CITY NOTES.

~ - NIL T.
,.r;.,e- L;rL
. -
ih' '''i'i' NfN' l'i'-''> nave ii''''' ''''''
~
Inc ii'7'A ''tihh ''''i'''l ''"' wa
~ i''' AT ''i''h ''N' '9it'- 20 '''''
W. present 10 ar I'ai'f- ~" WY
''''i''''iil ''''''7 ''''''' ''''''' ''''
1h' '"nt..' tr.liShf df"n "a 1t 81 N'tt
line i'srr- l." l'ieh'-, aud "it'rthrI''t'
Yesterday.
Mr. Joseph Fucker, AN aged AMI ~
sla'ttr'l lIdF dt''l near ttntltni, ati'l
VA lurird GA TUESDAY
M,--.- Nnnl, and Trnnci- Hunter have
-,nnr :" oran.r Spring, on "a visit "t -''S-
erIl wr.'ks. a." guest al relatives there.
The. -t.,n.ship tity nf palatka from
chule-tnn came ia last nisht. with IL
full cargo of freight fng our merchants,
Mr.. ami Nj, \. J. Beach, of Ralles-
Nh. E.ach ~ N rrman through tl, -arnr
m"n'h'.
Mr. l.. \. Ming !, RAINING the -,aci,l
train from p,,Ia,L, Ia .I,rk,nnvilIr. wee
Conductor Mthonv, who Is .uln,ing "A
vacation.
Pen To aud IIonry ,.achr. arr sell
ing in pahila at fifteen c.ntS per dozen.
For the average riti<ru. , lu.k j. All that
can l.. INDUCED IN
p,,,,.,,,, I,.,.., l.,,
is Initting on "A wonderful growth since
the rains Il. Gan. AMI now il presents a
solid surface If green.
pIL.t....l.,- ,..,li,,..,, ,,,.,,,,,,,.,t
,,t,.l. .tt.,,.,.l ga. a.. "a J., ,L..
I.tL of Iulv uclu.,y. will draw , pr.,t
many Ianpln 10 that pleasant resort.
I,,.l.,,.,,Il.. It,,,tI. .,,I ,,i,..v
Sh,lLc, or p,J,lo min, hast of tine.
,.,L.,nn anal am. II ,hn ,,rl ,ihI.l
J.,n,,.r,,, az ,ll pnt,,,, !. in, thar i,v
IT., -
far ,,cL If IA, .,,,,, ,,s l,L,s IN ,h,
city J,,ls,,,li,. L,s ,,,, L,cL IN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
Prize lDrill.

Cart iiu sou SOME weeks ago offered
a prize for the best drilled man IN his
crack military company, the t'em city
Guards. The contest will come oil tn Is
evening at the Elite rink, aud ~ the
gle to win the prize some good drilling
may he expected. The friends OF the
company are cordially invited To- witness
this contest, and the company hopes to
see good turnuut
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

taLl.,Led. for tue c9lorei youth IN this
section are sally in need If just such
training a. they would ct IN the pro
posed industrial school.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

"Iacol', said an OHIO farmer to his
hired man the other day. 4 see that
some Of the railroads have adopted the
y o'clock system, and I IN thinking Of
trying it on the farm That is. YOU
want me tp work twenty four honrs
right along without stop "Well, ia
c"b. that's the idea. but being its You,
aud being you are purity willing hand
YOU might take ont ten minutes for each
meal and make il up on Sundays.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

Sly room hnu-r, will, larg" lot of i,"
acres, On iaatka Heights, fnr rent. Ap
ply To- Baldwin X Cochran. iel2lf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

HON. ruE RrNr. The hotel bullIing
known ~ the Graham House. il Offered
tor rem, at reasonable rate. Apply To l..
Falk. eStf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
Nniice Ia CMX TaNpaycrs.

lsy order III the t,ty Council, the c,ty
tax book. will b. closed June '.Otl, lego.
All taxpayers who fail tosecure their re-
cripts on ar before the above date, viii
have their property advertised aud sold.
T.. $. NE,k, ,ity Tax Collector.
Irll l9t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25
House for Sale.

The Miller cottage. on Lemon street.
oppusitr the Putnam. must he moved oil
the lot at once. For particulars apply 10
Il. II. t.nu-. 80 Il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

luR RENT. IN ; ronm '"ttas" ali
Thru street, near Laurel. l'o-S. Ioi
given july 1T. Inquire at Dr. :. t.
Peek. Kirby street. % u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

k.r,tILg's Long Havana f'llrr cigar,
} cents straight, is the .,st smok. IN
town. \ large lot Just received. f'aoif
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

ATTENTION. EaYAr. AE,H MAs"N~.
Conlnuioa, If the Royal 'raft resni,na,
IN this rlty or vicinity. who arr Il, sir al,
of forming Royal Arch Chaper, are
requested 10 hani in their names o. " :.
}. WlGrgaf, at Flint National Bank.
l.4O 9tda~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

Go to Dr. ". ". E,te~. over kmr,
ting's drug store. for COOL lI-ntal Work
and fine sets III Artificial Teeth Teeth
Extracted without Pain. rlS II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

Pride ot ancestry Is frequently little
more partial To Erandlathers than 1t Is 10
fathers. 80 Boston Post.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

SLATE kuorlNG. We ARE now pre-.
pared to furnish the best pualltyof Roof
ing Slate al $50 per square Of 10 fs I
land, and call the attention If builders
an Others who desire safety from fir,
sparks and good pure cistrrn water t.
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address L. w. Shou-e. Agent, Box M.
'3G. i. o.. Jacksonville. Fla. np.,.:inl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-25

TuE Ol? RELIABLE. kalSominIng. Al
ai1,trning and Whlt"wa-hlng arlisii-
cnlly done without removal Of carpet.
Address Green Marion CITY. lel3 Ct : MI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

SEE ad. of Memphis Steam Shirt
Factory and Laundry on fifth page.
KAIsoMNINa telephone 600, A. Nc.
Neil.
"CALIGRAPHs" and copying, A
North Court street.
LEMONS and Bananas O specially.
JOHNSON 4 GUINNE, 252 Front.
MEMPHIS STAINED GLASS Works, 236
Third street. Call and see.
GOODYEAR hat and bonnet bleach
ing, A North Court street.
LADIES can have spring sewing done
satisfactorily and reasonably at 2b0
Beale street.
SEND a postal to the Memphis Collar
and Cuff Laundry, 81 Main street, to
call for your laundry.
H. II. MEYER is now fully prepared
to beautify your rooms with the latest
styles Of frescos, No. 227 Second street.
SEND TO Memphis Floral Company
for list and prioe-ourrent OF plants.
Have largest stock in town. Come out
and gee for yourself. South gate Elm
wood Cemetery.
THR Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-periodio known. A certain
and sure cure for chile. Price 81 per bot
Ito. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
erence gixen, Address John o. Ruckor,
lynchbcrg, Va.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-08
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, May 7.-Night-River
Is fee, inch on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and 90 Ter.
EVANSVILLE. May 7.--Nipht-River
rising, with IL feet on the gauge.
Wea nsr clear Thermometer 60 to 73o.
Arrived Buck eye Slata, pm.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay L. Night -
Arrived: Golden Rule, Cincinnati; w.
w. ONeill and tow, Louisville. De-
parted; City OF St. Louis, St, Louis.
LOUISVILLE, May 7.-Night-River :
feet g inches in tGe canal and feet
inches on ihe fails and rising. Blu i.
ness dull. Weather c.carard pleasant.
& OAmo, May - Night - River q
feet Inches on the gauSe and station
ary. Weather clear and warm. No ar
rivals Of regula Iasstta Departed:
City Of New Orleans, New Orleans, 6
pm.
ST. LOUIS, May 7.-Night-RivGr
risen s inches, and now stsnds 81 feet
8 inches en- the gauge. Weather clear
end pleasant, No arrivals Of re- ulsr
packets Departed: City Of Provi-
denCe, Vickshurg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-08

Newport News and Mississippi Val
Iey.-frains move as follows; No. ltast
line daily leaves At 1880 Am. No. leaves
save, % Sly at d s p Sa S kU last lime lime
daily arrives at $50 pm. Mail and ex-
press arrives daily at S;l5 am. st. Louis
fast line arrives daily at 9;06 Am.
Louisville and Nashville - Trains
move a. follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
5;l5 an. leaves at l0;l0 pm; mail leaves
dolly at 1910 am; arrives at I 100 pm.
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily
except Sunday, at S 100 pm. arrives daily,
except Sunday, at 8 50 Am. standard timel.
Mississippi and Tennessee. Fast
mail train leaves daily at $50 pm; arrives
am; arrives AZ $3.50 pm. Freight trains
Nos. 5 and 6 run ri weekly. No. leaves
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Memphis and Little Rock. -Trains
move "a follows central STANDARD time)
No. leayes daily ut SIS p.m,; arrives at
at SLOAN. No. (freightl leaves Hopefeld
daily texcopt SnndAyl at 500 an; arrives
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
move As f9nowsi THROUGH, express leaves
daily at 1920 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at o;lo a m. Someryille accommoda-
ton le4Ses daily, except Sunday, at 1880
pm. Through express arrives daily nt JED
an. Mail and express arrives daily at Z 800
pm, Somerville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 am.
Gulf ROute-(K RnNats CITY, spring
field and MenPhisl-@ Irains leave,M. and
T. depot AZ follewsi No. 4, Kansas City ex-
press, leaves at l0i4ba.m.; No. 3, Kausas
City express, arrives at $3.50 pm. No. 2,
Kansas City mail, leaves at 6; 100 p. m. No. !,
Kansas City mail, arrives at S;45 am. No.
2, 81. Louis and CHICAGO express. leaves at
$500 pm; No ], s., Louis and Chicaeoex-
press, arrives at si45 am. In effect Sunday,
April IS, 1886.
Memphis, RirmiBgham and ATTAIN.
tie-Hollv Springs Route-Trains move as
follows: No. leaves Memphis daily at 3 AS
pm. arrives AZ Holly Springs at 6 80 , M.
No. leaves isaiy springs daily at glG0
am, arrives at Memphis az II rs am. No.
9 leaves Memphis daily NJ 1880 p.m., arrives
a. Holly Springs AZ la p.m.; No. caves
HOely Springs daily ut 1880 am, arrives az
Memphis ~ AiA am.