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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-15
ATTENTION, DEMOCRACY
LIT ALL WHO LOVE THE PARTY
IURN OUT TONIGHT
Ana enroll Their Names as workers
fsr the Party of Victory aud
Of the Right.

A meeting Of Democrats will be bald
st the Courthouse at s O'Clock hi,
evening for the purpose of effectinp
an organization Ut der the name and
style of the Phelsn and Shelby County
Democratic Club.
This is done in order 70 br,no
about a more thorough oryani.
cation inside the party, and 10
insure the election OF the conn.
~ and Congressional ticket in
November. An Democrats who de-
sire the success OF the entire ticket
are earnestly invited to be present
Speeches will be made By variGus
leading citizens and the bali set in mo.
ton, to be kent moving until victory
crowns our efforts,
Besides the organization of the c'uh
as above mentioned, the meeting will
appoint committees from each ward
to work for the success of the ticket.
Let every man claiming TO be a
Democrat leave bis business for at
leaet an hour or so aud come out to
make certain the eection OF the
splendid ticket already nominated.
The Republicans are in the field
alert and active and will Ieaye no
stone unturned to EJECT their men.
Democrats OF Shelby, after the splen.
did work OF August, will you Pgain al
low Shelby county and the Tenth Con.
g'essional District to be haralded to
the world as the stronghold Of Repub
iicanismf II not, then come to the
Courthouse tonight and organize.
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Notice..

The Hon. lack Taylor, the nominee
OF the Republican party for Congre ss,
and Mr.. James Phelan, nominee OF
the Democratic party for Congress-,
will address the citizens Of tho Tenth
Congressional District, in jnint dis
cussion, at the time and places stated
below, namely:
Collierville, Friday, Dot. Is, pm.
Somerville, Saturday, 0jt. Is, pm.
LaGrac &c, Mondey, Oc'. Is, pm.
Willis,on, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 10 a m.
Moscow, Tue day, Oct. 10, pm.
Pocahontas, Wednesday, Oct 20, 10
am.
Middleton, Wednesday, Oct. go, 4
pm.
Salisbury, Thursday, Oct 81, loan.
Grand Junction, Thursday, Oct. 81,
4p.m.
Toors, Friday, Oct. %, 10 am.
Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. 23, / pm.
Whteville, Monday, Oct. 20, l pm.
Whitehavep, Wednesday, Oct. 81, l
pm.
Capleyille, Thursday, Oct. 2S, | pm.
Memphis, Friday, Oct. 20, 7 80 I'M,
at Exposition Building.
Mason, Saturday, Oct. 80, / pm.
W. J. SMITH,
Chm. Republican Gong. COMMITTEES.
e. Y. ADAMS,
ohn. Democratic Cong. Committee.
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brooklyn Jockey CIub Racou.

GRAvEsEND, L. l., October IA
Brooklyn Jockey Club Races. Frs
Race. -Tbree-vuaIters OF mile.
Cleaner won by half length; Mile
second, Mamie Hdnt third. lime
1:l4t.
Second Race. One mile and half
Won by Rupert by ten lengths Stone
buck second, BeggsBbush third.
Time :65l.
Third Race For two year ODDS, three.
quarters OF mile. Nellie b. won by
a length and a half; Jessie second,
Rebellion third. Tims-1;l53. G
Fourth Rdce.-HandiCap, one mile
aud half. Ferona won by a neck !;
G3nfalon second, Bonarza third.
Time-2:373.
FDth Race For three year olds and
upward, selling allowances, one mile
and sixteenth. Ferg Kyle won by a
length; Florence M. second, Pontiac
third. 1ime-1 :493.
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TaE WOMEN,s EXCHANGE.
An Earnest Appeal for Help Dur
ing the Year ISS8-S7.

TheMemphis Exchange for women 3
work will soon enter upon the second
year of It's existence. Our institution
is founded upon membership, and
cannot exist without its assistance.
The object Of the Exchange is not to
furnish gratuitous support, but a
means Of self help to worthy women.
We provide a market for the products
OF their labor, and assist them to find
employment that they may rise above
dependence. We can only accomplish
this by the cooperation OF benevo-
lent public in giving us their patron
age. We have accomplished much
good, but there are lager fields OF use.
fuIness within our reach. Many
women in our city and State are need
ing our assistance, and we can help
them II the women will send us orders
for wok for which anxious hearts and
Idle hands are waiting. 1t las been
proven that the safe and general anti.
dote against sorrow is employment.
The Exchange has secured the COM
modious house, No. 308 Second street,
and will soon throw open an inviting
Caf, to the public, as we'll as the sales
room, where beautiful and useful sri.
c'es can always be found. We hope
to rent the upper rooms TO business
women, where they will q a home
under the protection OF the ladies OF
the Exchange. We do most earnealy
ask the generous women and men OF
Memphis to assist us by renewal Of
their memb erships and contributions.
Give us your cordial and practical
support.
. MRS. JOSEPH BRUCE. Chairman.
MRS. 4. I. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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RACING RECORD.
LatOnia Jockey CIub Races.

CINCINNATI, o., October 14.--Latonis
Jockey Club, fail meeting. Seventh
dav. Attendance fair.
First Race. SELLING, purse $500, OF
which 500 to second; for three wears
old and upward; seven fuilongs. Lis
land won by a neck; Red Stone sec
ond, two lengths in front Of Berlin,
third. Tme-l:35l.
Second Race. Purse OF $500, OF which
500 to second; for two year old nom
wipners; six furlongs. Dark Hall
won by two lengths; Clarion second,
Lady Max third. Tlme-1:20J
Third Race Purse of $3.50, OF which
$50 to second for three year olds and
upward, non-winners. Pat Sheedy
won easily by two lengths; Mountain
Range second. Time-1:55l.
Fourth Race Purse OF $500, of
which 500 TO second; free handicap;
one mile. Highiiight won easily by
five lengths; Hopedale second, the
came Distance in advance OF Brilliant,
third. Time-1 :47A.
Fifth Race Tobacco stakes; for
three year old non.winners, with 5000
added, Of which $lC0 to second, the
third to save entrance; one mile.
Emma Johnson won easily by a
length; Harrodsburg second by a
head. Andells third. Time-1 40.
ENTRIES, WEIGHTS AND FOOLS FOR To-
DAYS RACES.
CINCINNATI, o., October 14.-Fol-
lowing are entries for tomorrow's
races at Latonia:
FIRST Race. Seven. eighths OF mile,
selling King George (l07), $40; Lea
1857, So; Monarch (104), $l4; Fosteral
Ql2), $22; field, SO. including Simeon
(92), Wa'ch En- 1901, Bangle (l0l.
Second Three. q uarters Of a
mile, selling. Handy Andy (9Sl, $1Ot |
Wedding Day ll0l), SIG; Lord Off.
den (llS), So; Bob Swim (l06), SIG; |
Little Joe 1857, 500; Elsie b. 1851, $f2; |
Matty CoIbett Q02), So; field, "a, in |
Montezuma 1887, Surprise
400, Probus (99I, Jay Bee ]. (i07).
Third Race One and one.eixteenih |
miles, selling. Falls City (l07), ST.
Little Fellow (113), $40; Fosteral (l25), |
SS; King George (l08), $685. Athlone
(108), 81. |
Fourth Race. One mile. Harrods-
burg l96), SlS; Hattie Carlisle coy, |
i20; Wanderoo (l05), $50; Hottent6t I
,99), $l2; Hetie s. (92), $40; field, So, I
including Mountain Range (92), Gov, |
Bate 1927, Woodcraft 1927. |
Fifth Race -Five-eighths OF q mile,
Kate A. jlO2), $4S; Donnybrook (lO3),
t10; Ovid 400, SIG; Van (l00), S. |
Banberg (97), $40; Allegheny (l0O)I J
B20; Easter (l00), SIS; Linda Payne
1922, $l2; Tom Hood (ll0), $12;
ield, IS, including Derochmont (97), |
Withrow (lO6), Coincide (lOQ, Tam
O'Shanter (97).
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The Newmarket Rncen.

LONDON, October 14.-This was the
fourth day Of the Newmarket second
October meeting. The Champion
Stakes was won by the Duke of West.
minister's three year old colt 0rmonde
Mr.. Mauton's three year old colt sec
0nd, Prince tykOfs three year old
FLY Argo Navis third. 0tmonde won
by a length in II canter. Her Majesty'f
plate was won by Mai. Braces five
year old horte St. Gatien; Mr.. Viner's
four yer old FLY Stone Clink second
Lsmbert's three year old colt Ohelsea
third. There were six starters. St.
GatieD won by three lengths.
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KERRVILLE, Tenn.
A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE
ATTEND THE FAIR,
Where a COlOred Man Takes Two
Premiums for Brood Mares-
Phelan's Speech.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

80 Ahh AFEAALsI
KKRRvILLE, TENN, October IA The
crowd today at the grounds of the
Kerrville Fair Association is much
larger than it has been since the
opening. A special train from Gov
inRton brought quite a party from
that place and from stations this side,
acout 200 in all. The special train
from Memphis at 10 COCK this morn.
ing brought another large delegation,
about twenty ladies aud gentlemen
coming from the city. The grand
stand is well filed, with little re ON TO
spare. Every road leading to the
town was lined with vehicles of every
description until nearly dinner time.
Every stall on the hitching grounds
was taken before dinner time and at
this hour, 2 O'Clock, people are sill
arriving, the grand stand has been
completely filed snd hundreds stand
in double rows sbout the railing which
surrounds the exhibition ring. More
interts st seems to bs taken ia the fair
by the ladies than by the other sex,
aud The consequence is that the amphi-
theater presents a scene of brilliancv
and color very pleasant to the eye.
With the band playing, the horsemen
gaIloping in generous rivalry about
the ring, the gay cos umea of the rus
tic bibles, the scene is one OF consider
able animation, and Memphian nat.
urally feels Jealous that KerrVille, q
mere village, Can make so excellent
showing, when it seems that Mem ohis
takes no interest whatever in exhibit
tons calcu aled 10 create emulation
amoug the formers ard stock raisers
OF Shelby. 1t is amistake to suppo
that the il huence OF the fair is merely
local. IL EXTENDS net only over this
end OF the county but into Upton,
Hardeman and Fayette, and there are
qnite number here from towns in
North Mississippi and West Arkansas.
The officers of the association offer
very good premiums, everything con-
sidered, and give their services free OF
charge. They have been successful
every year ard there is little money
in the treasury, and the result
OF eight consecutive fairs is
plainly visible in the increased
interest taken in stock raising
by the farmers within the influence OF
the fair association. Every other man
you meet is good judge OF stock, and |
from learning what qualities are re-
luired to take premium has come
the desire to have the blue ribbon
tied to products of tn il own. Even
he darkies about here are catching |
,he infection, and in the brood mare |
md cot show today one of them took |
.wo premiums, first and second.
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Fair Notes.
No DUET Today.
TEE sheep show ie Greiitahle.

NO DUET loudys
TIE sheep show is creditable.
ToMoRRow's programme is an inter
esting one.
THE crowd on the grounds today
numbered fully 1000.
THE boss male kline OF this locality
is owned by Nr. James Payne.
MEMPHIANs we're plentifully sprin-
kled through the grand stand today.
SHERIFF CANNON was circulating
among his friends on the grounds
today.
Two of the handsomest horses in
this locality are owned by Mr.. S. A.
Douglass.
KERRvILLE is a prohibition town,
and the doctors accordingly do thirty
ing business.
TIE number Of two.wbeeled rigs at
the fair is the best proof OF the interes t
taken in fast stock.
The horse as well as his rider
seems TO know when the blue ribbon
is tied TO his b'idle.
The $500 stallion OF Mr.. A. ]. Har-
Tis attracted considerable attention nv
his superb movements.
ALI Of the Democratic cand dates
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for the Legislature returned to tn,
city last night except Justices Harrel
and Allen.
Mr., JAMES PHKLAN did not find Il
necessary to Get anybody TO introduce
him today. The voters We'd with each
other 10 their attentions.
ONE OF the young men in the rack
ing horse exhibition, captured the
crowd by holding the reins in his
teeth, and his place at the head OF the
bunch.
RISGNAsrER SMITH is 20 years of
age, and takes a, much delight in the
festivities as boy o. 20. He rides a
splendid white horse, which dances
gaily to the music.
Miss Bessie WARD, a daily attend
ant at the fair, and one of the most
charming young ladies whose presence
graces the grand stand, will epend
next week in Memphis.
THE quarter-mie track will be put
in condition for the bicycle races to.
morrow. Several of the members Of
the Memphis Cycle Club a,e coming
out TO contest for the premium.
The regular but gentle rain began
falling at 3 O'Clock yesterday evening
and continued with wind until after
10 O'Clock, laying the dust, aud its
absence, a bright cum and a pleasant
breeze, makes today IS delightful as
could have been desired.
"THERE are not hail the good horses
in this locality entered here, said ons
of the directors of the fair Yesterday,
"but the exhibition is much better
every year. Five years ego YOU
couldn't fad anything but scrubs,
and now there are scores of superb
W. A. COLLIER and wife, S. w.
Hampton, Mrs. Hammond, Miss
Wood, Mrs.. Yates aud Miss Yatep,
Miss Kerr, JAIME, Phelsn, the Hon,
Zlck Taylor, T. A. Hamilton, w. ID.
Cannon, A. J. McLendon, ]. D. Mon.
tsdonico, Ralph Davis, D. @. Slaugh.
ter, j. d. Allen, p. NJ. Winters, r. A.
Otlum, Mr.. Robertson, P. Heffernau
and Dan Schloss were on the grounds
today, coming out on Especial from
Memphis.
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BASEBALL.
The Peach Pies win a Came NJ Liz
tie Rock.
IsFEoIAL TO ran APpIAL.I


LITTLE Rock, ARK, October IA
Owing to the rain of yesterday no ball
was played on the association grounds
today. This second game between
the Peach Pies, of ST. Louis, and the
| Little Rock mines took plaza and the
way the Peach Pies got away with all
rivals on the field wfs cuution. Both
clubs did excellent work but a two
days rest put the st. Louis bows in
such tip top trim that there was no
holding them when the game was
called. Score, 7 to in favor of the
Peach Pies. IL is bot fair to sta that
the light battery of the home club YVES
in the field. TomorroI it is The in
tention to pit the heaviest men in
town against tho st. Louis crack club,
snd ii they are defeated 10 turn the
whole bakery over 10 her baseball
team. Hedfeld, foreman of the Ar
kdaSdtO 1rdUeler, and professional ball
tosser, had his nose broken, a tooth
Knocked cut and both eyes blsckened
by ara,sed ball as he was umpiring
the game.
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At o'clock in the evening a wagor
was drawn up in front of the grauC
stand and speeches were made by tn,
candidates fer Congress.
Mr.. Jsmes Phelan was introduced
by Mr.. s. A. Douglass.
Mr.. Phelan eaid he and his com
petitor had been called on unex
ptctedly 10 make a few remarks. He
did not intend to go into dry details.
He did not think the leading questions
of the day were fully understood. His
competitor accused him Of having said
he would not supl ort the Blair bill.
What be bad said was that a better
way Of getting at the came thing could
DO found. He thong t it we'll to adj
vocate a measure which should bs of
aid to the State in supporting its
schools. He was fer Federal aid to
education. He bad opposed the Blair
bill and proposed to oppose it until it
WIS shown that nothing better could
be done. That is the position
occupied by all the most bri liant
leaders of Southern Democracy. He
did not think it necessary to say more
on the question, He believed in a
revision Of the present prohibitory
tariff, such revision as would protect
the natural interests of the country.
The history of the Republican party
is disgrace to every man in i.
Every man they have put up for Pres
ident from Grants time down. hiss
besn either rogue or the companion
Of thieves. On the other hand Democ-
racy went into power, its banner car
ried by Grover Cleveland, whose slam
less public LIE bad attracted the ad.
miration and the respect OF the whole
country. l chargs that ny competitor
repudiAtss the principles of his own
patty in many Of the utterances he
makes. 1t has been a pleasure to me
to be brought fscs to face with the la
dies OF this sect n. l recognize that
it is your influence which has lifted
up from the gloom which resulted
from the war. Their pure spirit bias
made all the barren places to blossom
as the rose. To you | confide into
your hands the principles OF the De.
Mr.. Douglass then introduced the
Hon. Zach Taylor, who said:
LADIES AND FELLOW CITIzRNs-Two
years ago the people Of this district
me to look after the in.
terests in Congress, aud a few days
since my party ratified that choice.
The people Of the county do not ex-
pect that we shall dig down into the
graves of the past. The old stale
charges against the leaders OF the Re.
publican party have been buried at
he ballot box time and again. am
lot, and never have been and never
will be, in favor OF the Blair bill. My |
mpetitor Gays il he can take moth |
ng batter he will take it. He seems
o have undergone a change of heart
ince his nomination. Mr.. Taylor
vent on to speak Of his objections to
he Blair bill, and concluded with a
hort sermon on the tariff
Neither spoke more than ten min
Ites, and the confusion was 80 great
hat tie debate did not have much
isible effect.
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LOOKS LIKE WAR.
The Equitable GAsIiEht Company
EDjOins the city.

The Equitable Gaslight Company
made move yesterday which sounds
like the first note OF what promi :es TO
be heated conflict. It will be re-
membered that the Equitable, after
obtaining a charter, applied for priv.
lege 10 use the streets to Icy its pipes,
which privilege was denied them
by the Taxing District because it was
under contract to give the exclusive
right TO the old gas company. That
contract having been rejected by the
stockholders OF the compOny, the way
was open for the Equitable 10 again
apply for right Of way. This plan was
not adopted, however, and yesterday,
through lis attorney, it applied for
an injunction restraining the Taxing
District from interfering with it in
the effort TO exercise the privileges
granted by it's charter. The order was
granted by Judge Somers, OF the
Eleventh Ohancery District. The
next step will be watched with inter
cat.
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Advice 10 NTOtheFs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little
sufferers at once; II produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
Ave cents bottle.
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

have done my child 80 much good that / feel
Ike saying this for tho benefit Of those who
arc. troubled with skin diseases. Ny little
girl was troubled with EcSema, and / tried
several doctors and medicines, but did not
REMEDIEs, which speedily cured her, for
which owe you many thanks and many
nights Of rest. ANTON B0SSMIER.
EdinhurRh Indiana
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A Contest for the Local ChamDiOn.
shin

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October l4.-The
contest for the LEGAL championship be-
tween the League At d the Association
Ba'eball Clubs commenced today.
Five thousand people were present.
Score: Browns, 8 Msroons, O. Series
oil nine games TO be played.
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ITCHING

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COVERRD WITH RLOTOHEN,

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EOnIsvIIIe Cement.

PREPARE FOR FLoCDs.
Foundations, cellar walls and build
ipgs subject to overflow should be cor.
stucied with Louisville Cement. II Ia
the standard.
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Mrs UProN is now at 400 Shelby
street, southeast corner Of Mccall, OPP
posite the GsyoSo Hoiel, prepared TO
make dresses In the latest styles. Good
work and reasonable prices,
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TRTTER OF THR SCALP.

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Rout ~TttIa Pain.

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sailed FOR AustrnItn

LONDON, October IA. = William
Beach, the oarsman, embarked, to-day
for Australia, ...3rr w .aI
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OF PRICELESS VALUE.

: / cannot speak In too high forms Of your
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The Memphis City Fire and Gem
eral Insurance Company adopted reso-
lutions OF respect to the deceased yes
terday, which will be found in another
column.
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THE pRCELsrD's EsTATE.

II is pleasant 10 BIZ able to state that
the deceased, who leaves a wife and
nine children, left an estate that will
furnish comfortable provision for their
future. 1t is estimated that 1t
will realize s250,0OJ, Independent Of
his life insurance, Which will alone
reach the handsome sum Of $4,000.
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TA0oINu THE HBDIUAL UULIhuh
the students were found drawn up in
line in the road with uncovered heads,
touching Tribute from a source not
given TO these things. The services at
the cemetery were brief but impress
i've, and not few who witnessed
them were unnerved by the toushiDg
scene.
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P1TCH-From my Kennel, a black and
Dwhite Beagle bitch: split in right ear. A
rewsrd will be given for her return, or in Tor
nation add'esse1 to me, care of Peabody
Hotel. JERRY C0OKRELL.
M ULES-0n the night of Oct, Sd, 3 miles
4Nl east OF Coilierville, 2 black mare mules;
one about four years old, in good FIX and
trimmed up, with little white spot under
jaws, the other, ten or twelve years old.
rough, and not so well trimmed. Reward
for information, or return Of mules to j. W.
Young, Memphis, or
W. 7. PRICE, Collierville, Tenn.