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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
Don't CHOW Poison.

You will never suffer from tobacco
chewers' heartburn or indigestion II you
chew only Finzor's patent llavana-cured
Turf plug Seven separate points of
superiority Pure brandy-peaoh flavor;
thirty per cent. less nicotine than the
mlldesti outlasts the strongest; plugs
always plant no bitter after-t0stc; not u
grain of grit. For sale, wholesale by
Joseph II. Brown, Fort Worth, and al re-
tail, by all dealers IN line tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
ouASAm.
harden'an County "a Have Court House
Ilutldlng Little city.

harden'Un County Ia Have a Court House
Duild,ng u Little C,ty.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
QuANAn, Tax, March our county
commissioners court has passed an order
10 erect a 100000 courthouse Mt Mar.
RareI, the county seat, and Issue per
cent. bonds TO raise the money Tor this
purpose. The settlers are rising all
over the county aud appealing To the
court by written petitions to revoke this
ORDER asserting that they are an new
settlers here, struggling TO improve their
homes and farms, aud not yet In condl.
ton TO realize any revenue from their la.
hors 10 meet this burden. A few who
MNor tho action OF the court argue that
the burden VIII fall upon the railroad
companies and the stockmen owning
lands IN this aud the attached unoraan-
ited counties, for they say the court will
ieNy the highest advalorum tax author.
lSed ny law upon all the counties within
their jurisdiction aud thereby raise
large excess and then trans
Ter the same TO The Court-house
iuhu al hardeman COUNT This arau.
Nent = serving TO arouse the Siockmen
Wlu railroad companies whose property
VIII thus he taxed to act In concert
Win the new settler and present a solid
opposition TO the measure.
Inc official tightoi.way maps OF tn,
Fort Worth 4 Denver CITY Railway com.
nany, rs provided umdor Art. 49ls. u. ala
Revised statutes, will DO ilied TODAY. onr
COPY with tile county clerk ami the other
win the county surveyor VI this county
showing She route aud location az no
fNad through lIardeman county. have
The maps now before me- ard lind ,n,r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
Mr.. A. n. Bramblett, Hardware Merchant,
OF Forsyth, Ca, writes:

IL acted like charm on my general health
I Considcr II ilno tonic. | weigh more than
have for % years. Respectfully,
A. II. BlsAMBLETT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
Mr. W. E. Jones, Macon, Saws

My wife has rcgalnod hor strength and In.
creased ton pounds In weight Wcrccommend
Gunn's Pioneer as the best tonic.
W. r. JONES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
A south caronnlan murdered.

CnARLesroN, ;, c., March .. Henry
wheeler, a prominent citiycn OF Pros
Reri1y, was waylaid aud murdered by
George McNeary yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
A Orippled Confederate Saws

only weighed lbs pounds when commenced
uunn's Pioneer, and now weigh l47 pounds,
| could hardly walk With stick 20 support me
ana can now walk long dlstahc ea without help.
Its benefit 70 me Us beyond calculation.
y. RUFUS BOSrIOk, Cotton Buyer.
Macon Ca.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

Have used Tongallnc IN a case od ar.
uculaf rheumatism, In which II gave Nrry
prompt relief after inc third dose. w.
y, King, NJ D., pclahatchle, Miss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
Or. g. w. Delbridge OF Atlanta, Ga,
writes of Gulnn's Pioneer:

Gulnu's Pioneer Blood Remover has beer
used for years With Unprecedented success
10 Ia entirely vegetable ana does tho systcm no
harm IL improves tho appetite digestion and
blood making, stimulating, inyigoratlng aud
toning mp all the functions and tissues OF the
system, and thus becomes the great blood 70,
newer and hcalth restOrcF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
A Revolution in Price, ,ta]
Gun Store, 2Oe NM

Winchester Rlfies, nan n
proved Lightning, sl7.E r,s,i
lles. Sls.I5; Spencer Reps,li,. n
nrc six times In three Second 4
on list prices, English and AN, y
and mnzzls.l0adefs, from hi,
Colts blue and rubber Is i1s''
Smith & Wesson pistols, b. fQ6
cal. $500; Powder Ilarsral \, \
1870 Shot, per Is b. saoL. II 4
holm and other cutlery At hsss
100 patterns 10 select non, \
. bladed Wosionholm huniin5 \ (.
any address for Sl.25; N,Altfh
every description. Goods sAs,i
address In tho United Slala, n
from strangers must 10 scmas
sufficient money 10 cosuf esphhI
each way, or satlefaciofy feitisl|
me for catalogue; can saVa II, 1.
the smallest article.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
AMan Of sIxlrElaht Winters.

am gs ycarB OF age, and regard Gnlnn's Pl.
oneer flne tonic for the feeble. by itH use my
creased ten rounds. A. y. q. CAMPBELL,
Macon Ca, Feb ~, 1856. Cotton gin maker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

Mitchell Bros at their old stand wan,
~ ule good mules and horses IN the mar.
XVI Ann VIII pay spot cash for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover

cures all blood and skin diseases, rheumatism
scrofuln, old sores. A peri at spring medicine.
II not In your market IL Will be forwarded on
receipt OF price. Small bottles 500; large bot.
ties Sl.75.
Essay on Blood and skin Discnses mailed
free. MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
Macon On
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-03

ho ana 20 order
w ' N"uan ha'e' At Thomas f9url aud Houston.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
Exports aud Imports.

WAsHINGTjN, September 23.-Tbe
Chief OF the Bureau OF Stat s:ics,i in bis
second monthly statement for the
yer ending June 80, 1887, reports thai
the total values of exports OF mercbau-
1ise ftom the United States during The
two, eight and twelve montbs ended
Auguet 81, 1886, as compared with Sim
liar exports, during the correspond.
ing period Of the previous, year were
az folio We /: Two montbs ended Au-
gust 81, 1885, Sl03; 900, ZIG; 1885, $780,
Ss6i976. Eight months efded Au.
gust 81, 1856, $431 ,5zl 500; 1885, 1885,
23t8l8. Twelve months ended Au-
gust 81, 1886, $693, sos, $40; 1885, $685.
3G9.718
The imports were as folo~s: Two
months end d August 81, 1886, STA
332, 472, 1885, $99,850, 45l. Eight
months ended August 81. 1886, $442,.
922,0S4; 1885, $3SO,8S1 $50 Twelve
mouths ended August 81. 1885, i649 :
9G9, l57; 1885, $57I ,59S, 498.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
Peculiar Ea, thquake Sensations.

CHARLESTON, S. O., sep ember 2S.-
DR.. B. F. Wyman, of Aiken county,
makes the following statement con-
cernipg the peculiar effects OF the great
earthquake on the night of August
30h, upon the Rev. W. Moseley, a
Methodist minister OF thst coun,y:
Between ~ and O'Clock Oh the nignt
OF August 3lat, / was called to visit Mr..
Moselsy, who tad be n taken suddenly
sick during the first shoes. / found
him in bed talking cheelfdlly. He
10 d me at once that he was no! tick
tbat he never felt better in his life
that jutt preceding The shock of the
earthquake he wonld b, Sc zsd with
peculiar s,nsation, begianiugin his u es
and feet, End gradually extending to
his thumts a d whole body. While
speaking he suddenly screamed out:
'Aroth shock is CO niogp At the
same time he grew red ia the face,
end ali the mut cles tf bis body be-
came c1nvuied and drawn, and he ap.
pea ed as one under a great strain or
receiving sn overcharge OF electricity
from IA electrical battery A singular
Ia ccnnec ed with all thcse a.
ia ks was that he bacsms aware
of the appio2ca OF a sh1tk
considerable period Of tine
before other members of The family.
Another singular fact thst observed
wa, that while the shock was at its
hight snd the house snd furniture
we've rocking and rat ling, his mus cts
became relaxed, the attack passed of
aud liz declared himfe'f ss /, c ipg ell
right and was cain and CHI erful. He
was certainly suffering from an over
charge of electrical fluid up N an ex-
citfd and oversuained nslvous sys.
tem.u
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

The Chattanooga Times, which is
gene, ally, intelligent and clear as to
STATE polit c., proves that the Tenth
Cong,es onal District is not Close, and
that jams Phe an is cerain 10 be
electad. Itfays the dist let twas car
RED in Augl,t Tor the Democratic Su-
preme Court cbet by 1882 majority,
the vote standing between the two
highest names on the respective tick
cts, Lurtcn ard Randolph, 1876 to
1854. There is no good reason on
the face Ct things in the Tenth why
Pnelan should not nearly, f net quite,
maintain the vote given the Judge.
q .ch Taylor's vote, ia 1884, when be
was carried along on the rushiI g ide
for B'aine, wa, 1880, only S45 more
than the Republican Supreme Cou t
ticket got. If he should this year get
his vote of 1884 l. az d be an't-he will
still be left by over 5000, the lowest
estimate Of Phelan's majoii y we have
n card F"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

TIE Democratic County Convention
yesterday nominated very good Leg
islative ticket one wor nv of Demo
c:atic support. A l the elements OF
the party" are fairly represented in i,
and there can be no doubt Of its eec.
ton by large majority. Mess's.
Lynn, Clapp and Moutsdonico are m N
especially vel qualified for the trust
they aspire to aud can bs rallied up IN
to lead in securing any needed legisla-
tioa for Memphis and Shelby ,unty.
Mr.. Lynn has already had legislative
experience, and Mr.. Clapp is lawyer
of position and character. They will
be the leaders Of the Shelby delega-
ton in thei, respective houses, and
better could not be found.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
TO BOYCOrr A TOWN.
An Indignation Meeting H'ld az
Washington, Ind.

INrI,NAPoLIs, IND, September 90
Some time ago the town OF Washing
ton, Davies county, voted $4,000 10
the Ohio and Mics s,ippi Railway
Company, es bonus TO tecu @ the
location at that pcint Ct the shops OF
thar road. A few days since n cit.z IN
OF Knox equity, which a1jcips Da.
viess coonty on the W st, entered q
suit prayir g an il juQction sg'inst the
payment Il this bonus. Vlncenne+
the county seat OF Knox, has hith-
tr;o been the County from VIII ch
Washington drew the bulk Of It's msr.
camille supplies, but the fl Jog of this
suit prom SIS to form a charge Tie
Journals Vincsnnes correep IL dent re-
port that an IL dignation MEETING WIS
held at Washington day, a which ii
was determined to Boycott VIZ csnnse,
her brewery, wholesale houses, ia I :.
res, and stou OF every description
The me ting was fairly atteadt Il, and
its acii IN ha' aroused considered ex-
citemeat at Vincennts, number of
WI o,e citizens have gone to Washi z.
ten 10 counsel b tier ieelirg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
CopgressIonnI Nominntious,

New YoFK Septsmb n 20. The Pre-
h .biti n st; Of the Seventh Congress
ioaai District tonight nominated J. +.
Story.
OMAHA, NIB S'pt mber 23.-Con-
ges,man James Laird vas re-nomi J.
ated in the Second Dlatrlct by aCcla'
nation.
WOODBURY.. N. j.. September 2S.-
Congress man George Hires YVES re-
nominated today by the Republicans
OF the First Congressional D s riot.
HARTFORD, CONN, September 2S.-
Jonn Il Buck was unanimuusly re-
nominated by the First Distr ct Re-
publican Congressional Convention To-
day.
KANSAS CRY, No, September 20 -
The r publicaps OF this eff h) dis
tiict nominated Maj. VIM Warnsr by
reclamation today for reelection 10
Congress.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 2S.-
The Republicans today nominated
Thos. s. Hodson 10 represent the First
District, VIM. M. MARITIME to represent
the Second Di t let an w. G. Tuck to
represent tde Fifth District in Con-
QrtSs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

JAY GCUID, in the coure of an in
terview with tie oorrespoL dent Of the
Rochester Herald, taxes a very er-
cou aging view of the trade proFpect.
He said: "Fcr tie last two years
country mei chsn's hsve been carry.
ing short tick ard ordering on y
enough to mett the d mard. In q
word, l believe consumption hiss over
taken pre- duct on. Tie crops look
we'll. the stories a. lou, ezra areexae-
grated. Great amounts of corn from
last years crop have not been shipped.
/ should say at least 80 per TEN. OF it.
/; will ali CINE to market. II will be
I'D to cattle, and so &C me in he shape
of beef, or come in the regular way.
Corn is the most valuable crop rail-
read hiss ss fraight. The wheat crop
is got d. Merthsnts ara mcvit g plenty
OF fltieht. People have been cauto is
and saving. j believe statistics gener-
ally il dictate business 10 | e better thsn
it has betn for years."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

WIsSINs is being wigged on all sid, s.
The Courier-Jo,Hnal ga the moon on
which be ia part bases hispropheey Of
earthquake natornado on tbs 18th IL.
slant, wss.disecysrs d Shy Capt. Spseds
Of this city, who, in company with a
member Of the C6lUjer,Journal staff,
proposed to have little April 1st fun
with the readers OF this paper Capt.
Speed imagined the balance wheel
spoken of by Virgins. and the Courier
Journal made a note of it. Aud that
is all the foundation Virgins h. for
his terrible predictions, which will
never come to pass" But, as If this
wss not enough, The Vicksburg Com
mercial notes that Virgins, in his pre-.
diction about the earthquake to
occur en- the Goth, on the soth
OF September distinctly stated
there is 10 danger from EARTH
quakes in America until the Doth
iuttant, and even then the earthquake
force will move from east 10 west on a
parallel few degrees south of Char es-
tou. If Charleston is visited this time,
it can only be on that day." His as
sertion WIS hai dly out Of his mouth
"thst there is no danger until the 29th,
and if Charleston is visited it csn only
be on that day." when The telegraph
announced severe shocks in Charles.
ten, Savannah and other points N that
locality. They prove hs is a fraud as
far az Icing able TO foretsll taith-
quakes is concered, for if he had
known, rs he pretend5, the cause Of
the disturbance, he would have men
toned the shocks beforehand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
Serious Danger

Threatens every man, woman or child living
in region Of country where fever and ague
is prevalent, since the germs of malaria ais
ease are inhaled from the air and are swat
Lowed from the water of such region. Me
dicinal safeguard is absolutely necessary TO
nuilify this danger. AS means of foIt.fy
ing and acclimating the system so as to be
able to res 81 the II alari al poison, Hos tetter
stoma,h Bitters is incomparably the best and
the most popular. Irregularities of tbs
stomach, liver and bowels encourage ma
lSria but these are speedily Iectiied by the
Bitters. The functions OF DIGESTION nd se-
C elton ar, assisted by itsuse, and vigorous
as well as regular condition of the system
promoted by Il. Constitution and physique
are. thus defended agsins 81 the inroads Of una
laria by this maiehless preventive, which
worst ca es OF intermittent al remittent
fevers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
THE RATIONAL CAPITAL.
TIE PRESIDfNT To RENUME SF-
FICIAL DUTIES TODAY.
The National Banks ana the Bond
Call General Washing.
ton News.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-The
Pr dnt WIS not very busy today.
He had very few caller, among them
Mr. Porar, Assistant Secretary OF
Safe, accompanied by The Rev. Henry
W. White, OF Londoc, chaplain to the
Queen; Gen. Drum, Acting Secretary
OF Wa, and Senator Rsnsom. The
usual Thursday Cab net meeting WAS
omitted, and instead the President
drJvs out to his country residence,
accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland aud
Hrs. Fo som. Actiag Fec etary Fair
child and sevc raj other officials ,iled
at the White House. during TIE Pre- 81
dents absence. Th- Pas dent will
resume the routine of his official and
social du IS tomorrow mMning.
Thts, will include a reception to the
general public in the afternoon a.
o'clock for the purpose If Glowing
strangers in the city TO pay their re-
spects. Official visitJrJ viii be re.
teved during the firenoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

THE R.v. A. D. Mayo, OF Boston,
who has written ard said so much on
educational mattere, and his proven
himself sn especially Intelligent friend
of the Sluth, has FreI a Ell two cour.es
OF LEI lures en- "Eau a ion in the
South" and The Five Points OF p da-
gogy," bssidsd three ether series OF
special aad popular lectures on other
educational subjects. which he is pre-
pared to deliver whslev,r invited
to. DIR. Mayo has prepared these lee
lures at the request of many p raons
connected with the various institu-
tions OF learning, especially in the
Southern States. They are adapted
for students in colleges, academies,
normal tehocls and summer inst tutes,
for all who propose 10 engage in the
profession OF tsachinG. Each course
is complete in itself. The terms are
very reasonable, the object being to
reach as many students in the South
ern scho Is as possible. DR.. Mayo
ought to be heard tue Imiog winter
at every educational center in the
South. Too muh earnest, honest
work cannot be done for the advance
ment of education.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
AZ tie Treasury Department.

WAsHINGroN, September %. - The
Treasury Depsrtneot is u;inE every
effort to 3 cure speedy distribution
of the new liver certifi liates and TO
inst e, d ,rdes we g To-Day issued for
the force employed on that woik at
the Bureau Of En- iavlng and Pr MT
ing to work extra hours a; tight uatil
supply Of tue small notes /, secured
sufii ,ie' to meet the present heavy
demand. 1t is now ssid at tho de-
psrtment that the one dollar TT f.
Gates will be ready for distribution by
the Isl of October, the twos about
three weeks later, and The fves about
the m ddle OF November.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
SnrouIe Mnst Hnnr.

OTTAWA, OST., September 23.-
Sp,ou els counsel today requested the
NJ nisler OF Justice 10 grant The pris.
oner farther respite, 10 enable his
appeal 10 the Plivy Council to be
perfected. The Minister informed
him that the government had deter
mined that the law must be- carried
out, and Sproule execu ed October LIST,
whether he appealed or not. Cons d.
ering that the prisoner was recon-
mended 10 mercy by the Jury, and
that the judge who tried the cess bad
minated TO the government that the
jury would not have convicted Sproule
If he had informed them that their
accommodations 10 mercy would be
ignored. The counsel thinks it il un-
p ,ralieled for the government to take
such action.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
COIOred PeoDIe Excited

GALVESTON, Tx September 49,
Wig mss p ediclion that Calves ton
and other cites will be visited on tue
20 h instant by dis rs rous earthquake
is u ing good deal OF apprehe osion
among the Culored people, especially
the womsn, many OF whom are firm
believers in WiqRins. In the intelli-
gent odion Of thu community the
ptedi,uon cau.ts no apprehension
wbatevtr. With az xiety dep cted on
their faces, many colored men ask for
toe opinions of their white friends oa
tae situation, end though for the time
bsirg Their I may be lsyei no
ana unt OF cou. sci will entirely er4dl-
cats The effect OF Wisgjns's prophecy
unt after next Wednes lay his safe y
pesstd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
The Six Recreant southern DemO.
crAIe.

Washirgt N Post TIE six SJuth-
cen Demo era who vo.ed with Mr..
Randall to betray the Dan ocrstic party
into the hands OF the R pablicsps
seem likely TO b+lu1ely called to sc
count by those who ba.isve the ia if
ne, Dis tn be reformed and revamped
Ia the Sixth Alshan District one of
these six, John NJ, Msrtin, has b en
shelved and NJ Bankhead nominated
in h's stead. Namys!s sl4o has On We
on Maryland, where r preventative
John V. L. Fird ay rss esn similarly
put in d,y dock for loving an cppres-
sive tariff not wisely but too well.
Daring thu long vacation from The Scr
rows bnd lria's Of public iifs that is
Def re him, be will h I've time for the
study of p ,Iitical economy, which he
appears o have iithtrtJ neglected.
Lonis 81. Marin, O. Louisiana aLother
OF Mr.. Rsncal's pro ection piotecIofs,
is 'acjng cyclone OF popular d'sap.
prevail, and will, we hope and t ust,
be gently wsf ed out of the seat which
he has betrayed. The other thre e
will be du'y teard nom,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

THE Baltimore Sun predicts that if
the elections Of this fall shsll result in
the choics of Congress in which the
Democratic majority is no less than it
is in the present Congress, Cleveland's
administration will receive an indorse-
ment which has been given to no other
President for the last forty-fye years.
On the o her hand, if the Democratic
strength shall be less, he will only ex-
perience the ssms trea msnt as tae
country gave to Polk, to Fillmore, to
Pierce, 10 Buchanan, TO L'ucoln, to
Gram, TO Hayes ard to Arthu-.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
National Banks and the Boud TAIL,

WASHINGTON, September 23.-In-
qury was made at the Tea,ury De-
partment today in regard to the pub
lIshfd statement that The nation al
bank ara being greatly disturbed by
the cal ing in of the 8 per cent bonds,
which form the prir cipal basis OF the r
ciiculs ton. Il YVES lea'red thst ev-
eral of these inst tuiions have given
notice If wi hdl awsl from tho system
and that others are trying to havs
tNeir called bonc 8 ,etEiaed s a basis
of circulation. prsfsripg 10 for go in.
tFrest alto. ether rstt et than r sk buy
ing and 4l per cents at the Pr essnt
high premium. 1t hes always Geen
bed by the Trs asury Depart
ment III t when bonds cease to
bear interest they become unavailable
as a basis for circulation. This ruling,
however, has been lately conte tied by
some of the banks, and TIE question
las been referred tt the Attorney
General for sn opinion, Until this
decision is rel dered the department
must, OF course, adhere to it, practice.
In many cases, however, the backs
who bonds have b en- called are de-
fer.ing their replacement, expecting
apparently decision allowir < ihote
bonds to remain, In the me anime
the Comptroller OF the Cure ncy, tie
Trt asuret end the Register ae 10
busily engaged with requirements end
Withdrawals that it is not considered
likely that the department will be
very exacting with the banks
thst have failed to surrender their
called bond. A letter vas received
today from leading fl aucier
# New York, suggesting tt at the tx.
change Of bon1s will lock up gtod
DIAL Of mon, y just 1T this lime, when
1t is In great iced in the moving of
crops, etc. II would net BIZ well for
the government to force the b inks be-
You'd reason able degree | diligt nee
in substituting other bo6ds fol called
thlee. II Is understood that the
question will be left open until the re-
turn OF Attorney 6enelsI Garland,
who is expected back abbstihe fint
of ihe month,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24
Convention Of Distillers ana Brew.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September % In
resp lnse to the suggestion of The
Wine and Spirit Review, of This ty a
ca with sinners from ChicGgo, Loui =
vile, st. Louis, Milwaukee, Cincin-
pati, New Y rE, Boston and other
20 nts, las b en- issued for a nstiona
convention of d stilers, brewers and
wholesale and retail wine. spirit and
beer dssiers, to Re hold in Chicago
Monday, October 18th. The cal says
a convention is ecassary 10 take some
action 10 repel accusations aud cht ok
the growth Of a public sentiment hos
tile TO the rights and business of the
whisky trade. 1t lays this set 'ment
is no longer to be ignored, and the
convention is therefore called.