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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
NJ. FRANCIS ARK DEuoCRATs.
An Enthusiastic Con,.nfloa-Ib. Hon.
Casey Young Makes aa Address.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
FonRHr Cry, Ark, Aug. l.-Tbc Dem.
ocratic county convention met here today
and placed in the field ono Of the best and
s,rongcs, straight tickets ever nominated
IN this county The harmony aud general
tone OF the body waspcrioc, and In unison
with all Democratic usagcs The Hon.
Casey Young, oX.mcmhcr OF Congress
from Tennessee, was present, and at
the earnest solicitation Of many friends,
addressed the convention upon the issues
Of the day. lie was repeatedly and most
iasticallyapplauled ut every period.
There were jOOcitIzcns present The For
rest City bmss band, recently organized,
furnished most excellent music. and
IL is tho general feeling that the
disguised Republican ticket will be-
defeated by u good majority, Glove.
lands portrait and largo eagle
wcrc displayed. banners were used e
mark their SEATS. aud all delegates wcp
furnished badge There never has been
greater enthusiasm than that which char
.Arieriu'l this mrviing'oi the Representa-
'tyvs ut thH people la this county. Demo
cratic Iluil viii now be- formed in over,
township Hnl 100" campaign begun iucan
ct. - meeting Ut the Democrats %
MHlisII 'IWg"Hip % Democratic club wa
orEu.nrl Wi,u T.. =. Williams as chairman
aud A. O. MHtl Ia secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
An Interesting Race Between Bond ma
Pierce-Itayw Gods Election.

spccinl Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BRowNvIiiR, Tenn, Aug. 4.-Thc fol-
lowing news concerning the primary cleo
ton for congressman in this district is up
20 this time rs follows: In Weakly county
Pierce gets 025 votes, Bond GA aud Glass
5+2, with one district TO hear from, but Of
seven districts in Dyer, Bond carries five.
Coulter carried Gibson county with Bond
second. The Bradford district in Gibson
went for Bond. Glass carried Laudcrdale
county, with Bond second. Nothing
heard from Lake, but Bonds friends
confidently claim that county. Five
districts in Obion vote Tor Bond
but Pierce will carry the county. In
Crockett the primaries will bc held ON
September |. the county about equally
divided on Bond and Pierce. The vote in
the congressional district will be- close be.
tween Bond and Pierce, each getting about
one-third Of the popular vote, while Glass
and Coulter together 20 n third. This
promises 10 be- an interesting fight ut
Union City, on September 20
Full returns have been received from the
county election, which gives a majority of
over 600 for Scott for sheriff, aud Rich.
ar1son for assessor, aud ~ for Short for
trustee, thus elocting the entire Citizens
ticket
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AN ACTOR AT THE RACES.
Louis Harrison Tells OF His Fun ut tho
Monmouth Park Track.

Monmouth Park Track.
went down TO Monmouth Park race
track on the Fourth. in the vicinity Of
which tho great baltic was fought, and
whore today, thanks TO tho victory Of our
ancestors, the white wings tho relations 10
the song Of that namol Of peace hover
over the mustang mosquito. and In.
stead Of tho voice 81 the deadly rillc We
hear the steniorian tones of the buv-out
bookmnkcras lac firts with the bank cashier
aud produces citizens for Montreal. A race
track IL great place n study character
aud mathematics Instead oi staying
homo and bursting fire Crackers aud
bombs, how much nom patriotic aud self
sacrificing 90 come herr nnd burst your.
silt II the interstate commerce commits
sion charged excess baggage ON personal
prunouns in the first person singular none
could afford Ia visit the tmck. For two
solid hours ON the train You hear nothing
hut one succession Of us" ITS" 81
don't like Terra Gotta, 81 backed him, F"
81 think tia q dead sure thing and ~
don't like en- today II some ono would
only say I'VE II would como like cool
breeze in the desert
az course YOU take your wife with YOU
~ else YOU wouldn't enjoy yourself. She
keeps walking through the train, passing
oil the vacant seats In hopes ol finding
one that matches the color 1T her duss.
She DOESN'T succrcd and YOU walk hack 10
find all the Others occupied. Then the
train alongside Of you goes ont aud she
rprnachrs YOU ior not being ON 10. Then
she finds she's ON the sunny side and
rivals the sun In making u hot ior you.
On the track, after YOU lose, she SAYS
81 told you to PLAY him ior place, YOU II
ruin younpll" oh, yes, yuu'yc got 10
take your vito tn thoroughly enjoy racing,
because YOU not only lose your money but
gcl the devil Tor losing Il.
You wander mound the hclling.rnom,
and II YOU appear AZ all uncertain YOU arr
approached 10y gentleman with checked
panlaluons aud q pritincd check. lIc
Informs you that he's got Fourth 81
July, copprrriyctcd, alright sinch on
the hnl race, Why, us Just like finding
money The horse can't lose; he'll walk
in" II YOU play his Tip" YOU generally
lind that It's Just ~ easy "a picking the
gold filling out Of JAY G0uld's back
teeth or c0untcricitins money un Inspector
Byrncs' front stops. still. hc tell. one Strtcd
truth. Ills horse generally walks In"
but unfortunately nr you, the Others run.
and that beats q walk every time. One OF
these fellows approached mc aud said
SAY young TELLER, is there q horse cnilcd
lappat'iay on yuf Program | had boon
losing steadily, and being in sarcastic
mood said There IL no horc called
'Ripparlay, Int thcp u one called Re.
parlcc' lie eyed mo from loot IN head
and said. well. say, you don't expect
10 find Daniel wobstcrs on race track,
do your"
On the grand. stand INA very interosting
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to watch syndicate OF twenty ladies' who
have put in 25 cents each to make bet Of
s., and il the horse loses they generally
upbraid the messepger boy for not telling
them what horse was going to win. These
messenger boys ,pre also employed to
support the undeE Jaws OF the losers on
the way back to,,Sew York. On the Fourth
the two-year-olds Mere very hard to start.
Fifteen minuteslpassed and the lady next
to me went fast yasltep. ! am sorry TO say
she snored. Several times ] was tempted
to tell her not totear it and | would buy
the whole piece, a Ten minutes passed.
The horses were nol started and still she
sweetly slumbefed. Suddenly the judge
gave the bell a. Violent pull when she
started up skreking. 81 wont let you in
I'll 20 home to mother How the old
times came Ger her.
Then the man who has bought horse
that hasn't a ghost Of show-a 100 TO
crack-just as they start shrieks: "My
fall back! Why, he wins in q gallop,
hands down." Then | go back to the
grand stand and spoil the knees OF Sl5
pair OF pantaloons praying that he'll lose
his tongue on the next race. am super
stiiious on the track. | think hump
backed man Is mascot. | sneaked be-
hind one on the Fourth and touched his
hump. lie turned quickly and said:
Young man, you're mistaken. This
coat Is too large for mo in the back, 80
stuffed it with losing tickets. I'm aJonah,
! am, and don't let a sky rocket erase il
from your memory"
] witnessed sight that brought the tears
TO my eyes and made me a better man. A
gentleman who had lost all his money bet
his wife and six children on horse in the
steeplochase. The horse fell in the first
ditch, and the man shrieked; "lIeaven
help me. there goes my whole family plumb
in the mud" And he left the track a
lonely, brokcn.heartcd victim OF sure
thing, while the walls OF his wife and chill
drcn were borne TO him ~ they struggled
TO break out OF the bookmakers' cash box.
Racing is Il fascinating sport. | was
standing near an undertaken when a man
rushed mp TO hmand said: Come, quick;
Mr. Paul Murphy has Just dicd!' Tho
undertaken replied: "Tcll the family IN
come ms soon as the last race is over aud !
cash in" Ii is also conductive 10 poetry.
heard q young man behind me reciting
Wake me carly mother dear.
WIN nrcNslirr Of Thy lips
Aud buy iormc the Sporting World
And all the latest tip;
And write the winning horses
On my collar and my cuft,
For AIN out nov fer the stun. mother;
Yes, l am out now Tor the stun.
On the train going home the man back
Of me remarks that Harrison Is no good
ON account OF the way he acted with the
Chinese" AT first think lac refers TO me
in the Pearl OF Pckin," but suddenly
realize that he means the other celebrated
American OF that name in Indiana. llur-
rah for the Fourth, and the 9TH too, for
that mattcrl LOUIS II ARRIsoN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
Parasites ON Live stock.

The following article, giving information
that may prove useful 10 every farmer or
stock owner, found in the Farm, Fioid and
HOctmdn: At the end oithe winter, colts,
calves and older stock are very apt to DO
crowded with these Objectionable para
sites. They thrive best upon poor animals,
and are supposed TO be bred by old, worn
out and miserable creatures. However
this may be, there Is no doubt that they
find suitable homo In the dirty, matted
hair In the late winter or early spring
months, and on a sunny day may be seen
literally in millions, every hair having
nits upon II. One reason OF 80 much rub
Dish accompanying them is that in the
course Of their development from the egg
TO the mature louise. the skin is cast SOW
eral times.
To get rid Of them is not always easy, as
the length Of coat aud accumulation OF
dandrun or scuri makes waterproof COW
ering that resists many remedies which in
themselves are certain destruyers II only
brought into contact with the parasites.
A sunny day should be- chosen, and the
early part oi IL, when bountiiul washing
with soft soap and hot water should be
undertaken, 40 IA 10 clear the skin OF
grease aud dirt before applying the rene.
dy. Stavcsacrc is an cilectual destroyer
OF lice, u prepared by boiling onc-halI
pound with gallon OF water, aud brush.
ing well into the coat with n hard brush.
Tobacco Juice IL also much In request
for the purpose, and can be procured from
druggists nc n very low rate. ms II Is i'm.
ported now free OF duty, or only nomi.
nal duty, and the old expensive plan OF
boiling or iniusing good shag tobacco Il
not necessary. by the way, very few pco-
pie avail themselves Of the government
privileges OF growing sufficient tobacco
for this aud fumigating purposes, though
they might easily do 10.
Parailin is sometimes used, hut is n very
dangerous remedy, occasionally being ab
sorbCd and causing tile death OF the AMI
NAL, aud not unircqucntly causing bit
ter, aud much unnecessary pain, and .
subsequent blemish.
There II another kind Of louise from
which horses suffer, which, II once seen
can never bc forgotten. We refer Il
poultry lousincss. II will sometimes hap
pen that horse stabbed with fowls vii
become affected aud literally tear himself
90 pieces with them unless prompt,
trcaicd with one Of the foregoing remedies
either IT which Is rs ellcctual agains
these ~ against the ordinary louise.
In Washing or applying any remedy ]
should always be commenced near IN,
eyes aud worked backward, ~ II any othcI
plan IL adopted the bcsicgcd retreat int
the manc aud cans, and many escape al
together, like tho rats that arr left Just {,
keep up the breed after the rat catcher
has gone.
II Is always well TO keep up the dressing
and keep the animals moving about "a
dry, or they may lick oil morn lotion thar
II good for them, or stand about and gU
| chilled.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
STRONGER THAN FICTION.
HOW A RICH PLANTERS DAUGHTER
DIsGRACED HER NAME.
She Marries Black Negro, Her Fathers
Former Slave, and Her Child Becomes
an Heiress to Her Fortune-A Very
Sad Story.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. A sad tale
OF guilt and suffering, one OF the cases
which 30 often verify the old adage,
truth is stranger than felton," were con-
tanned in a hearing for custody OF child
in chancery court today.
This is the story: A rich planter in
North Carolina had three pretty and cul-
tured daughters; two were happily mar
ried, the third remained with the father,
whose age seemed smoothed by faithful
attentions OF her. and favored former
slave. One morning both daughter and
servant were missing. Nothing was heard
OF them Tor years. Recently son OF one
OF the married daughters met in q road
near Knoxville the long lost aunt. The
planters daughter had eloped with the
negro, by whom she had borne a child,
and the three had lived together for many
years. The woman had chosen to assume
the name and garb and perform the Ia
bors of negress. Learning OF her
fathers death and that fortune awaited
her, the erring mother returned to her
former home, sought out a kind-hearted
old matron, whom she induced TO promise
TO secure and rear the child, in whose IA
vor she executed will, and died The
good old woman came to Knoxville and
found the child in the custody OF
its father, who refused to sur
render it. A habeas corpus proceedings
followed A hearing was had before
the chancellor today. The father, tall,
black negro, somewhat stopped with age,
with dull face and clothed in tattered
coat, looking the extreme opposite OF Il re-
fined white woman's seducer, appeared in
court, leading a bright.iaced mulatto girl
OF about seven years, every feature show
ing its mixed lineage.
Mr.. lily. Cooper, Of Cooper & FROM,
read the petition, and when asked
To state his defense tho old negro
said lac had concluded to give the child
up. The chancellor commended the act as
II partial atonement for the wrong done
and granted an order for the delivery OF
the child TO the white woman, who, faith
ful TO her promise, was in court TO receive
II. Thus n mulatto bastard grandchild is
made tho owner OF third OF q rich
planters estate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
NEAL MANNER's SPIRIT.
STR. Harden Claims 10 Explained Ton.
nessec Mystery.

nessee Mystery.
spidy lrcnnN sI-yIal h. the Glolc nrmucmt
On the morning OF July -, two miles
from this place, two men wcro run over
aud manglcd bya south-bound freight on
the ~. Louis. New Orleans & Texas Ia.
cidc railroad. There was q suspicion Of
foul play, and the general belief was that
they hal lvvn murdered and their bodies
placed on tho nails Grrat excitement
grow out 1T the affair. aud detectives Ncrc
employed to icrrvt ont tho perpetrators Of the
crime bat thuy ililcd to even ct a clcw. \
cufuncr'H jury was summoned and, after
hearing thu evidence they could obtain. ron.
dyrrl q Ncplici that these two mon, Neal
Manner aud 1911 Ice, Tell asleep on the
truck aud thcwby lest their lives. Still
there wasa doubt In the minds Of the PEG.
rIr. ior ihcy knew the young mon were
mot llictcd tn drink and believed u was
iwp. v,siblc to have slept ~ soundly.
Eut nov comes the strange part of the
story Mr.. J. T. llarlcn, Of Soddy, ~.
/ liable gentleman, saws that a, ~ O'Clock
ON the night NJ the 10Th oi July, two DAYS
after the finding oi tho bodies, hc awokc
| from his slumhvr aui slw one Ut the young
men standing by las bedside. lie was
| greatly alarmed, and Tor some time thought
| hc was dreaming. Ut length the apIaniion
| SPOKE. Co Aid hc. "and turn to the
| Book oi Proverbs, 3d., 2i.2i, nud there YOU
| will lind What causHd uur death. aud read
/ the iy., rs. ~. - Al 90 together"
The applution then disappeared. Mr..
| llhrluu say he Immediately rose lrom his
| lrl and, going 90 a table, picked up the
| OLD family Bible aud rcad from the 10. OF
! Proverbs
-. "Whcr thou lies, down, thou shalt
/ not hc afraid yea, thou shalt lie down and
l thy sleep shall hc sweet
q. "bo not afraid Of sudden fear
| neither oi the deoation VI the wicked
| when 10 comvth
Then tumingu Leaf Of the good book
! iust on the reverse side NJ the above
/ yurrs. Mr. llaplcn Rad from the fourth
chapter as follows
rs. "liui the path Of the just Il ~ IN,
shining light that shncth more aud mofJ
unto thc perfect day"
10. Tho way Ut the wicked II ~ dark
ness. They know not At what they stun
bue.'
~. "My son, attend 10 my worls."
Mr. Harden insists that he was moi
dreaming anj that he mover read these
chapters In the Bible before that night
AMI he IA confident that tho spirit II Neal
Manner visited him IN dispcl all doubts ~
10 the cause Of the death VI the uniortu'
nate boys.
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Mnf.n,iI, nn IImr.

Va MGR talk bout 20 arr i iu 30 back bono
an 80. ham, 81.
An ~ Cuun, nn' 20 fsNlm an 80 thuN ynhcf
VAN.
INT dr Nyy bcs' an swcce's meat wa'tc, Cfuss 30
muul no.
Am Ne varmlyun. ssopin' 60 DO patch down
suuf
u o. watmnyun tlmef q o. warmilyun rnci
Nuuu run trt swcctucss lak Ne wat milyuu vine
Gu 1T 'um ca or hill.up, on iJ iuamy valley am
Nuh nm an yu NUS 'um tec'l dcy sta homes
Drn i,,' 20 on Or drcamiu', nv DC time cr ccmln
Emu.
wen 10 warmliyun rive, ca dc riches bottom
iHU.
~ &C. vatmuyun tlmei @ DC vatmiivun Hnci
Nurlu fIn tcf swcctncss lak lu uhtmlyun vine.
Nu bu 'um wen dey blssu ga &c ,c'y da,sss
Fut yu tam irus' a nlrrn au "a splcion ev'y
VstnHa
w nlp ,o' ,hum' an PIN. nm, an dc mcliet
va hr hu az ~ ii' hi an' "a bus bit an
O. a. w,i',aiiyun tlrnoi q. g. warmilyun anei
Nufan ran tct ssrctucss lft dr vat mil, nm vtnc.
--Jas ~ 10 Atasia CehJiatioA.
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The Congressional Race In the
Ninth District Interesting.
It Looks Like the Race Is Between
Pierce and Baird.
washin gton and Whitthorne Will
Have no Oppo sition.
Democrats in st, Francis County, Ark,
Hold an Enthusiastic Conven-
tion-Prentiss County, Miss,
Goes Wet-At Pine Bluff.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
nashville, Tenn, Aug. 4.-The Sixth
district congressional committee met here
today and selected September 10 as the
date for holding the convention TO NOM
mate candidate for Congress. The pres
cnt incumbent, the Hon. Joseph L. Wash.
ington, will have no opposition.
The election OF delegates TO the conven-
ton OF the Seventh congressional district
took place today. There were no delegates
in the field except those for Whithorn,
and he will be unanimously renominated,
Complete returns from seventeen coun.
ties give all the Democratic candidates
majori,ies except six magistorial candi-
dates. The ma oritics OF the Democratic
candidates for sheriff, trustee and assessor
were Marshall, 3,il9; Harrow, 1897;
Hudson, ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
PERSONAL POINTS.

FinrurN PAtRirK McCuNToN and
Pcarcc Smitty, oi the hook aud ladder
truck. anil Thomas Mckinney. VI engine
company No. I, will he among the de-.
parlurcs this morning for Chicago. They
will he absent about ton days.
TnK Misses johanna Corbctt, Annic
Ryan aud Kate Gocy will leave this
morning for Chicago.
JouN J. DuFrEY and children left last
nghl lnf the nnTthMoai.
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s.raua Opraius

Mr. Nathan bach bal a grand opening
NJ his Branch L9an Office, No. ~ licalc
slrcci, last night nom go O'Clock TO n
o'clock. 4 fall brnss hiud furnished sweet
music and gladdcncd ihc hearts Of all who
wrr ~ fortunate as, 81 hc present Mr.
Bach IL an cntcriirismg aud prosperous
business man, aud vii nlIrr grcai bargains
IN men =, youths, chihlryn md boys cloth.
ing. having q complete stock, which will
nav YOU to inspect hciur purchasing else.
whcrc. Nathan Each al 20 lcalc street,
Is the place 10 ~ ipr special bargains
Give him call. al
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one OF the most imposing demonstrations
ever seen here. There was a long process
sion made up OF clubs from all over the
county, and lavishly provided with pyro-
technics. jefferson county promises 10
give good round majority to the whole
Democratic ticket Monday, from Governor
10 constable,
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

GmndF Derln
OF
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OF tlcE
the balloon
the pigeons Realistic tobanent Of Paris introducing magnificent ire
Ami and capitulion
SCENE Entrance the German The Wa and hen Grand military
Of
and Signing The and
O o
the of
Archbishop
mil nrancsd
the front and Petroleum their De-
Nendome Archbishop OF led
and Anarchy
IN hing Of Paris cfca o
will the
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roIIIns ~ rI>E nLrrr.
Negroes soinE ever To Eagle agompIi.
UrniarS q" III" Appeal.

fl0f a. ~. .IifN % l|. AN."Hh
rINr NLrIE Ara, Aug. There IL a
COOL deal Of political unpst among the
negroes Of Arkansas Tor f1mu timc the
intelligent ones among them have observed
tia, such men ~ Ingalls, and other prom.
incnt leaders uw d,ap sgl 60 unload the
Republican party ct the ucso. and the
recent u,iomuccs ct judge John Mcclure
confirms them. Mann ii iHym dp,lir
that they will support iH.U lur Governor.
nni thurv b. imminent puus poet ul % bplh
all along ihy lines hy syJiymlrI
The t#rm,J.r is boosting uu tlu st.
louis Egn'If "Whats the matter " In"
our near neighbour TIN Nwrms Nrrtl,
which s uvlrvL more ably yNftHl AUl
statlicr aud truly a southern representa-.
tive paper which Reaches here the morn.
ing OF Ne publication, aud turuty.iaui
hours ahead ui the Eyslls Tho hlmlls
u undoubtedly q guUl paper. hut not an
o. the standard ri Iur ArrrN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller Left
New York for Chicago yesterday on the .
O'Clock train.
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Mn.r. IIrnnhIIran. IIceIr,l.

Special lhlaith iH TIE ATiNnL
JAcEsoN, Tenn, Aug. L-Rcpors from
oil the counties in this circuit. except
Perry, ior Attorney. General give Clruib.
err, Democrat i,oj Logan, Democrat
3,si5, Muse, Republican, 6.4,l Perry
county, q u thought will increase ca.
ruthcrs' vote over logan o. about 5ul. but
Muse II elected hy something over l.ull
Madison county knowing that Mr. Ca.
ruthets received the highest number II
votes In the primary, Endorsed him ls the
nominee Of the Democratic PARTY 81 q
magnificent manner. Ito UcpiNyl over
1900 votes The largest ever NN,ulny man
In the county who had opposition.
right Majority Tor AniErrohibitioa.
Correspondents Il The Arpsal
BONNEVILLE, Miss, Aug. 1.-THE local
option election held nihn county resulted
IN a very small majority In favor Of the
sale Of liquor Tho LAY passed on very
quietly with tho exception Of a row At
BALDWIN, though no one WAS seriously
hurt The official rctumsaro al In 1T this
hour, aud the county has gone wet by a
majority VI eight votes. Bonneville gave
the "dry" ticket n majority " 2bj out Of
325 votes poIled. Baldwin next with n
majority Of twenty. Tho result makes no
material change In favor Of the salc Of
whisky Ia frcnIis county
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FranCO-Gerrnan War.

Repe with Novel Startling and Mechanical Effects Realistic Transportation Pyro
Paris covering Miles OF Canvas Costumes Historically Correct AHentreNew
The Marvellous produced
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EiEh, Majority TOE Antrrrohibiiion.


Special Dlspa,ch TO The Appeal
BInsiSGusr. Ala, Aug. 4-Thc Demo.
Gratis wound up the campaign tonight with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05

Mo TINTWIW TUHNTE TWNT NV VIZ IWT
dreaming anj that hc mover read these
chapters In the Bible bciop that night
AMI he IA confident that tho spirit II Neal
Manner visited him In dispcl all doubts ~
10 the cause Of the death VI the uniortu.
nate boys.