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The Irish standard., 1888-12-22
WE ARE NOT MEMBERS
Of Any Trust Concern Entered
Into for the Purpose Of Keep
ing 10 Prices.

! 1871 best granulated suguar $1.O0
| l6 pounds good brown sugar 100
Extra fine new Valencia rails ms, per
| pound 90
| New currants, per pound .O7
Good rice, per pound .06
oda and saleratus, per package .07
Best rolled oatmeal. per pound .O4
Best fine oatmeal, per pound .04
Best coarse oatmeal, per pound .O4
Good starch, per pound .o5
! Olives, per bottle .25
S,nider:s catsup, per bottle .23
Very fine Rio coffee, per pound 20
Carey's soap, per box (great bargain 1.25
Cork soap, per box (36 bars) rs
Pearl barley, per pound .05
Washing soda, per pound .02
Jamaica ginger, per bottle ~
Fruit Jelly, per tnmbler .08
Our prices are our own, entered into
with the view OF holding our patrons.
Remember, we sell a superior quality of
goods at small margins.
Horseradish, per bottle $0.0S
Best -four, per sack $50
6-pound boxes gloss starch, per box .38
Swift's lard, per pound 10
Kinks soap, per box 2.65
Rose Queen soap, per box 2.65
Rabbits soap, per box 4.25
We give away a barrel OF Pillsbury's
Best -four at our tea department. every
week, one ticket with each pound of tea
or coffee bought.
Green Japan tea 1sc pound.
Good Oolong ESQ {"
Good Japan Csc &c
Good unco!ored Japan CSC
Good English Breakfast Csc
Choice Oolong 35c /"
Choice uncolored Japan $50 IS
Choice Green Japan 35c {"
Choice Eugllsh Breakfast 35c $:
Extra Oolong 500 "
Extra uncolored Japan SOC IS
Extra Green Japan 800 IS
Extra English Breakfast SOC sc
Three lb large cans blackberries lie can.
Two lb cans Erie plums l0c IS
Two Id cans gooseberries 10c Sc
Two lb cans blackberries - Sc 8.
Three Id cans California fruits 18o ss
Extra good corn go I"
Extra good tomatoes 80 I"
Good peaches 12o sc
Mustard sard1nes SC {"
We manufacture our own confectionery
and guarantees 1t absolutely pure and
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-Four cakes toilet soap in box, loo box.
Compare our goods and prices with
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Leo XIII, the Pope, is 70.
Won Moltke, the soldier, is SO.
0. W. Holmes, the poet, is 10.
S. 8. Whittier, the poet, is 81.
Alfred Tennyson, the poet, is 79.
The Irish standard., 1888-12-22
Old : New Neyiescaaala and tht Provinces

For full information apply at your neares,
railroad ticket Office. or J. q. HA NLEY,
Traffic Manager, st. Paul MINI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

Last night Billy Shea, who keeps
saieou at No. 1855 Main street, while in his
back yard, saw a man strike match and
enter the back window Of l.. Ii. Fishers
store, No. 1853 Main street Shea ran into
his saloon TO get a pistol, and, accom-
panied by Mike Madden, also armed, they
waiting for the ''villain' to appear. Shea
posted himself on 4 fight OF stairs, about
ten feet from the window through which
the burglar effected an entrance. Mike
Madden waited ut the entrance TO q dark
passage back OF the courthouse, and
leading into courthouse alley. Soon
the burglar, with his arms full
OF goods, crawled through the window
and Shea fired. The burglar dashed ont
the back yard and into the narrow pass-
age, where Madden was waiting for him.
Madden heard the shot and says figure
with white bundle dashed 10y him.
Madden gave Chace and the fleeing figure
ran east to Center alley, aud then north in
the direction OF Exchange street. Madden
followed, firing rs he ran, but aiming low
so us to hit the fugitive's feet or legs. He
fired five shots, one OF which glanced and
struck door post OF Ms. Mckinncy's
house, who, in company with friends, was
enjoying the evening air in front of her
premises. 1t is unnecessary 10 add that
she and her friends got very sudden
move on them when that ball hit the post,
In the meantime the burglar continued his
flight west on Exchange street in the di-
rection OF Front, Madden tearing after
him. At the corner of Front the pursued
fell and the pursuer fell on topoi him. He
proved TO be little boy OF a negro named
Jim Smith, who cooks for Harrington, at
the corner OF Exchange and Main. lie
was bleeding from wound in the right
toe, inflicted either by pistol ball or the
glass which had been cut 10 admit his en-
trance to the store. The prisoner was turned
over TO Patrolmen Conway and Dillon,
who carried him To the station-housc, his
foot leaving its bloody print all along
Main street, from Poplar To Adams. At
the station-housc he was turned over 10
Turnkey Turbeville and Poundkeeper
Lavender, who believing him to be severe
~ crippled, allowed him to 20 TO the
pump and let the water play on his
wounded foot. The pump Is at the foot
OF the stains leading 10 the roof, and from
the root II is easy TO jump to an adjoining
shed and from there to the alley, which
extends from Second TO Main in the rear
OF Adams street. Turbeville walked or
TO open a cell, leaving tine prisoner in
charge OF Lavender, and feeling confident
that his crippled condition would make IS.
cape impossible. Lavender felt equally
confident and followed Turbeyillc
The prisoner flew up the stairs and was
gone. Two minutes aftcrWnrd TuTbcVille
came back TO get him and discovered that
he had escaped. His tracks were plainly
visible up 10 the top Of the stairs, but there
they were lost. Search with lanterns was
Immediately made in the alley aud con-
tiguous streets, but no sign Of the fugitive
was anywhere visible. He will doubtless
be rccapturcd, IA he is well known to tho
police and easily described.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Tho Memphis Maennerchor compl-
mcntcd The ArFEAL with scrcnadc last
night.
Of Hall & Bro, No. $50 Main street, yes
tcrday and stole s. bill, while the clerks
were busy.
Charles Williams, colorcd, was locked
up at the station-housc yesterday charged
with breaking into and robbingthc grocery
Of J. Algco, on Poplar street, several nights
ago.
James Dclap sworo out n warrant before
Squire HLghcy yesterday for the arrest OF
James Wcmmock and Jefferson pigg
charging them with assault aud battery.
All the parties are white.
III. Gropcl, in the employment Of the
Jackson Mound park opera company as
ticket takcr, has mysterionsly disappeared.
He WIS last seen ON Sunday night aud
leaves no Clew 10 his whereabouts. lie l.
not suspected OF dishonesty.
A Russian doctor named A. IIackamon
was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued
by justice lIughoy changing him with try
ing 10 cntico colOrcd girl into his Office
for an immoral purpose. llackemoH gave
bond for his appearance at trial today.
4 reception will lie given at an carly
day 10 three triplets born about month
ago ON Randolph road. The mother, Mrs.
Olof johnson, IL enjoying the best of
health, and the youthful trio are doing
likewise. They have already begun Ia
tako part In politics and have been named
for their respective preferences, as fol-
lows Grover Cleveland, Allen g.. Thur.
man and Frances Folsom Cleveland.
James Burton, twelve year old white
boy, employed nt J. L. Longs grocery,
corner Carolina and Sixth streets, Fort
Pickering was arrested Lost night on the
charge OF robbing his employer Of a small
sum Of money. To an AFrEAL reporter
the young prisoner stated hc had been In.
siigatcd 10 the deed by two men. lie lost
the money by shooting craps Burton has
heretofore borne a splendid reputation Tor
honesty. Not being able to furnish bond
he was locked up.
The cases Of Fob Leo and Thomas Will
Jams, charged with drunkenness, disDr-
DERBY conduct and using abusive language,
we're called In the police court yesterday,
but went over until Tuesday nj the ~.
quest Of defendants. Kitiic Shcrron, the
young woman who was arrested with them,
was discharged, but was required 10 put
up so forfeit for her appearance rs u
witness Lou Foster, propricirrz Of the
Mansion" the scene Of the row, was
also arrested for not appearing In court b.
testify.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
Uiy.r T,t.utan,s-

NFw ORLEANS. Ia, sept weather cloudy.
Departed futup Cliy and bafvus, H. Louis
EVANSVILLE. Ind, s"pt 5.-Rlyct Is feet l.
tfnth aud itlliLg. Weather cloudy aud Uuul urs
psricd ohio ior Memphis, Buckeye state tor tin.
Cluuau.
NtCKsBURg, Miss scot 7-Rlycr rising vain
aud c,Judy. light min Arrived tiy ui Prov.
idoucu sam. ~ Louis Arkansas cav, a.m.
Natchcr Passed up llox,c aud tow, pm, " r.
Louis
CINCINNATI. o. Sept Noon. -Riycr " irrt
2 u.rhcs nn1 falling Weather cool falninr
Departed. Port Eads, rittsbuw night River V
icri n inches and falling cloudy ani lIght rain.
ThormomCtf 20.
CAIRO. iil.. sept T.-Arfivcd " u cherry.
- Louis. a,m.3 Clty q Nashville. Nashtil lr, .
am. city Oi latuu Rouge. Nabhr6. am. De
parted Cherry ohio, 0Am; Jiiy oi Haiun Rouge.
- Louis, ~ am, River " icgt6 inches and iail
Ing cloudy aud warm.
DOulsViLLE Ky. sept Moon River
iallltg. with : feet 10 inches Ia the canal aud
icut lnches on the ialla iuslncss gpui WUathri
cloudy aud raining NJ Intervals SiRht-luvrf iuil
ina. with 7 feet lncho. ~ the cluai aud feet U
the falls Business good. Weather cloudy and
mining CsiruiiiDn packet Louise run through
hCisUif ~ lcfyus nville coming down AZ nom
Broke wrist No cite hunt Tho l. A. shcflyy
caught sud iowcd her into port
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LENEE WORK.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL ~ NfCEiNEp a
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aislyr HatHl. which should b. tuplusHl iu Coo
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Ioani ut Commissioner cor The tifth luuislHUh
tryrc District, IA rasa tho fer1nn o. whom Wufs
uiay l., a~ari- shall tA 10 sirn articles ui ngfv
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nnud will D. rstuIfri ln thr sum not ~ DNUrH
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Overland Aiu,t liabilities The amuuntUf thu lHui
The nn=fd u-sTvoa thu ught 10 frIot Huy uT H'i
BIDS, withdraw ifuu lcttlna sub leyri- nsthrY DO.
dccm proper. aud 70 incrcao 60 dmith the Un,r
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all lie balance 10 warrants 81 this ikari lFafius
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completion oi coatfsct aud payable Que ytaf ifuil
date
iinus. ptohles aud specifications Of tho above
WORK can b. fsun aud any other information that
bidders may drslfu. obtained Al thr otiifc " ihr
Band ~ state Fnriucrr AZ New OfloIus -, and
~ the Once Of the i"yco Board ~ Ialiuiah, La
y t. MAXWELL President pro tom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

Then why are the detectives idle2 Is Tue
APPEAL expected 10 do all the work in
this case? IL would seem so. Yesterday
an ArpEAL reporter
DISCOVERED AN IMPORTANT PACT
not heretofore brought TO light, a fact that
will surely send Rhoda Turner 10 the pen
itcn,iary. No names will be given, but
they are at the grand jurys disposal when
wanted. II is understood they will take
up the case next Tuesday. A druggist
in Memphis who knows Rhoda Turner
WELL and has known her for years, was
visited by IN ArPRM reporter. lie an
swereI questions frankly 20 the reporters
surprise, "a most OF the people who know
Rhoda are inclined 10 Keep as dumb ~
oysters about her. Tho following con.
vcrsation took place.
"Do YOU know Rhoda Turncr?"
oh yes, very we'll"
What Is her reputation ?"
''Shc is regarded ms an abortionist, and
has rs much rs confessed IL 10 me"
Have you seen her recently"
"Ges, saw her in this store about two
weeks ago"
"What happencd-what did she want?"
''She came in, aud | asked her what she
wanted. She replied: Something you
won't give me-something 10 help poor
girl out Of trouble asked her who the
girl was, and she described her TO me as
very beautiful. declined to give her
what she wanted, and cautioned her to
be careful or she would get herself into the
pcnitcntary. / then asked her What
are You getting Tor this jobP She rpplid:
Five dollars. After some further talk,
she left INT"
Now ii this is not evidence 10 send
Rhoda 20 the pcnitentary, or, perhaps,
even TO the gnllows, Il will be because the
jury are whecdled out Of their senses by
skillful lawyers. II will be n lasting
shame and disgrace II there Is not law
enough in Memphis 10 punish the shame
ful murder OF an unfortunate girl, for muir
der is what the law calls il.
HER APPEARANCE AND MANNER.
Willie Tisdcll WIS not brazen harlot
but the trusting victim OF scoundrcl's
lust. Tho people who met her at the
boarling.house on Marshall avenue all
testify 20 her gentle manners, her modest
dumcanor her avoidance OF everything
loud or calculated 10 draw attention 10
herself. She shrank from notice and
avoided the company Of men. Even in
the vile den 90 which the Indifference and
hcartlessness Of the Water Valley
conspiralor assigned her, she ran OF the
I approach OF every one who camo near the
wrctchcd howell where she was hid. Her
| face was her misfortune. She had the IA
tai gilt OF beauty, OF which 10 much has
been said. Tall and shapcly, with blonde
hair. blue eyes, fair complexion, she was a
woman IN hundred. As one Of the ladie.
nj the boarding house expressed IL, ''shr
was far above the average in beauty. She
was indeed exceedingly handsome. Any
man might have been attracted 10y her. She
WAS neat about her person aud ladylike In
her manners, though II was easy 10 sec
she was an Ignorant, simple-mindod coun'
try girl.
And this Is the kind Of girl the high,
toned scduccS OF Water Valley send 10 4
vile negro den In Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

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]. SAMPSON * Co..
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
MENKEN & COMPANY.
GRAND OPENING TODAY
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GALL AND WINTER STYLES.

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MEMS SUITS-Wc have So different
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We offer an all.Wool Corkscrcw Suit
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MEMS SlIoES--li there is any one thing
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

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We hold positive proof that Ackcfs English
blood h,ihf Guns All blood pglsous who're cheap
this we viii sc II " all Who call nt our store on
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
A CARD.

I WISH TuE rrRiiC To KNOW TINT I Az
l temporarily iusniUl over ili'ls fhoH siHf7 g '
cufurf ~ Main tud luiIu HirFA uHt'l thu ru".
plyuuu ui tho Hans bIildlug uuV btiuF ere ~ Uu
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
NIGHT SCHOOL.

AZ Lcddin's business College, 23e
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From : 20 Q O'Clock pm New and labor.
saving methods Of bookkeeping, and the
shortest and most rapid system VI cnlcula'
tipus taught.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
OYSTERS IN SEASON.
Henry Luehrmnnn Receives tempting
Supply OF tho Bivalvea.

supply Of tho Bivalves.
This Is the time Of the year when the
cpcurc can begin 10 lay himself ont Tor
perfect meal, and his mouth waters nj the
thought Of the succulcnt biyalycs it'll.
lating his palate, floating down his
throat, and giving new yigor 10 the
coat Of bis stomach and fresh
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parel 20 servo them fnsh on the half.
shell al al hours. Don't YOU forget II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
NIXON In PRISON.
he WAVES EXAMINATION BY ADJ
VICE OF COUNSEL.

Rhoda WIN be Tried by Judge Hadden
Today-New and CruHhing Evidence
Against Her Discovered by The Ap-
peal-How the Murdered Girl Looked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08
NOW YOU SEE HIM
AND Now YOU DON'T SEE HIM-Goop
JOKE ON THE POLICE.

Mike Madden Captures a Burglar, After
hot Chese-The Prisoner Escapes
from the Police Station and is Still Mt
Large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

DEHoREsr portfolio Of the fashion and
what TO wear for fall and winter, Just re.
ceiyod at Mansiord'G
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SPECIAL HANDKERCuIEF SALE.

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We will sell the Ladies' at l7c each today.
We will sell the Gents at 33C each 10.
day.
SPECIAL NOTE-Thc ladies will be
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

TuE best orchestra In tho profession IL
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HiMpERcoRNs.
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thruir bisDt.rs Male uf Female
DUH WL tNLD WITHOUT rHb kNllE OBJ
A tinlffuy fu lulurss Uy iTU Medic ttsl
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TINS new delicious bcyeriss Prui. Mlz at
floyd & Moneys soda counter. Try Il.
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Voice culture,

Voice culture.
Mrs. Minnie Hunter Peasants has re-
turned and Is now ready 81 receive lin
tied number Of pupils IN voice culture.
For terms, apply to Mr. Emile Levy, or
No. ~ Monroe street
Dunk Malto nc sofia fountain.
TnT little joker made his appearance
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Republic CignrroS and BuiIus II YOU want
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HYGEiA tobacco prevents heartburn,
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday,
September !.
DoN'r fail 10 see the byshow at Gcniry's
Thcatcr tonight
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LOUISIANA Lottery draws Tuesday,
September II.
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DoN'r fail 10 see the bigshow at Gcntry's
ThcatcT tonight
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-27
Dry Bronchitis.

This disease, the very opposite OF the above,
is very common affection. Very many pee
pie who regard themselves as quite healthy are
to day under its influence, and are slowly but
surely becoming the victims of this treacher-
ous complaint This is the most insidious of
all pulmonary diseases There may at first be
slight hacking cough and an expectoration
OF q blush white mucus. And herein lies the
danger. The mucus inhabitng the air cells of
the lungs, being difficult to raise, after awhile
becomes sohdifed, permanently obstructing
portions of the lungs, causing shortness OF
breath and feeling of oppression on the chest,
particularly after meals or a slight exertion.
After time the cough becomes more severe
ness of breath Incl eases, it almost assumes the
character of asthma. The mucous membrane
also becomes more and more thickened, which
arises from the frequent fresh cold, and the pa
tient at last becomes aware of the terrible
changes that have taken place and the inevita-
Bile results that are sure to follow.
Inhalation is the only system which will cure
these diseases, and yet the treatment of the two
forms are entirely different. In the one we
must allay the irritation, while In the other we
must stimulate healthy action.
This will convince us of the necessity o. fully
understanding the system of Medicated Inhala-
tons in the treatment of the various diseases of
the pulmonary organs, for when properly ap-
piled there is no system of medicine to be COM
pared to it.
Persons desiring treatr ent by this system of
practice can use the remedies at home as well
as at our office, and which will cause no incon-
venience or hindrance from business whatever.
have seen so many of these cases cured that
do not consider any case hopeless unless both
lungs are seriously involved. Even then the
inhalations aid us In dissolving the mucus and
in contracting and healing the cavities, which
nothing can do with the same success.
The very best reference from those already
cured