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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
TEXAS CROPS.

\ From AL Parts OF the state Come. III
Same Grod News.
There is general rejoicing il Texs
over the glorious crops given by Proyi
dence. Never in tie hiswS Of the Stat
mas there been such universal prosperit
bas in this good year 1883. Grain O
1sll kinds will be plentiful, fruit, berrie
nd vegetables are fine and in pro.usiop
while cattle, horses and sheep were aeye
| in better condition.
prominent local desler in fruits and
vegetables said last night: "There Is AT
lmmeRes yield Of peaches and in two VT ek.
they Will be in market in large Quantities
There never was such an immense ou.n.
lily Of ois kberries and hey are even
EspoBcheap. Cabbage, potatoes, rsdIshes,
otets, lettuce and turnips are simply
splendid, end the supply almost
Inc xhaustibie. Plums and sprico,s are
plentiful and the promise for apples,
p ar and grapes is good. have
never seen ANYTHING Ike It,"
A. NJ. Carter hiss jdst returned from &
visit to Wil5srger and Hardemsn coun-
ties and is more than delighted with what
he ssw. Crops OF ali kinds, ne says, are
grand. Wheat oats End corn
were never liner sld the
weld per acre viii average high. TIE
ourtry ali slong the Fort Worth and
| enver is IS gaesutisul as any courtry he
as ever seen. He Gays an unprecedented
l.rosperous ye,r is assured
Several dsys sgo G.. E. Bush, s prom.
lnent bapser OF Vermont, and G. F. Pat
nhIn Of kantes Guy manager OF the
National Loan and Trust Compsny,
me of the greatest institutions
IF It's kind in the country.
irriFsd in Fort Worth. Mr.. Bush hsd
'een here bsfore, bus Mr.. Putnam
aw She country tas the .hrpt
lime. A gentleman et this CITY
persuaded the visitors to make trip t.
Austin asd back simply TO see the coun-
~ an6 they did SO. Or Sheir 1eturp
9th gentlemen said what they hsd
een showed Texas to be al
rest and wonderful state. fhev had
ever before seen such crops. Mr.. BUSH |
aid he bad seen fne crops bedare, but |
icy were only of one product, either |
ne wheat, corr or OATS, but Ia the
ountry they hsd passed through thew |
Iund fields Of corn, whest, oats, sor.
hum. miiiet, barley and cotton Ia many
.ses on ore farm and su doing well.
u Putnam said he hsd never pssssd
'roughs richer or finer country, aid
as grestly impressed. Both gentlemen
I'VE gone home carrying with them the
'st impression of our state and feeling {
at Fort Worth has q bright era before /
r. II
From what is learned 1t is fair to pat {
yield per acre OF corr at sixty bush. I
- oats, seventy 1--we Bushels; whest,
'ensy.nvs TO forty bushels. Cotton Is Q
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

4ust 10 wv ''''
EoLAssss--Fancyr snni,so 4,a.0c; oAo,o
.sooLso $50 t2oi ovius reboiled 334'Fri fIil
55c. 'usa's :
/ FuIs- Peanuts, $685. pscans 4Isse
sAaIdoacs. 49, 2Taza nl,s, l2o par n; E.bey;,
re neg anEltAh wainutE. l5c PER y
kAILf-Ss . per kex, has.s ioa; ou,cs.
EESifesaos Pc. Neg So Pexk;ns. same. S. 81
,I .ass;, sors. Is soi 5rTGan mMs SC: ncrih
No, 8, sc; 10. ], 2lo; No G, ace; "Lais's" no, ,
t5o; No. 8, i6c; No. s nc; No l. ?oc; No, 9. IL.
AGsso!t Sans Nc. 4. 45c; 10. s, SIS; No, {, ms
loss, "s''A VI On
Eish-s.seA srasl, &c: , s,.s NJ. i, 81 81: 10. +,
10: haf 5bls Nc. l. IS 5oi No. i, 81 81: sns.
s s}a p,sslsd hsryias., par eucs... $50
Drtsi heUings-PeY box, 400,
8oIosnx sAusass, 1xe.
Ae3.-S ugaf-oufea hxr5s l25,1ios.ss frp.
cnInS nsshzfsss bacon lSS.lSc; e. or SI..J
oAeoa 81 1l0o: short cleA. dry salt si.H9Iie
silver Shield hams l2kc; do breakfast oacor
dry sslt meat exc.
o. Lsro'--Reaned terce. sXasac; 6O.S o.a.
go NJ aaas $40 &C. q ",ns. 9f9ii,'
shield fierce lard ssc; do 50 5 cans sz,o; % o.
70 cans loo; do 10 ID cans lO3se; do S b can.
lO7,c d. 50 cans l0Hc.
t:1o-1iA!I per DOL, "a 40 gTtSe, per bbl,S SC,
SSaSoeh. neW-rsr half boil 100 lbs, $4Dg
UEacf ed WHETHER D. &c
CIaof erf-A so6S, &c; XXX soos, L;1r mann
49, niger snaps, Sci lemon cTesUs 60
susk-Eine oowderea, obls- s&Ss',0S g.
nAn Dob, 3 fosSc. cuJ Ios2, EUis,c., QSb<-: do
u1n ools 81 Geacj E5ancaTd granAia.sC &c, hbls
.nUScj LOUISIANA STanulstsd, bhls, ia
nc sttndsrd 4, 71El5fc; ehcics whiIe, 7s9
go 80 eI oss,aLl y Z" nhosce, o., s6Ae. q
sunoI!es-staroh, pearl. 3hasxs lamp, 3En
40; candles,full- o9S=s $3.50, ustcs SAND 81
9se; fancy, loel6c! rope, sisal, i inch bss;.
w G4VSoi &c eotScEI Il aId sit inch, / \
q q iog 60 cosion,S inoh,l7c; herring, impcI,el
y 20 per Fga; raiEins, California loose IrcsSa
.eie, u 70; DO \ boxes, 81 30; do "A boxes, Sc;
Sieer, Gao apple, 40; Missouri. 500; vinegar
,So per aM crooks; gisKtd. i0c per gEl Indigo
ltc per y; biuine sOcssl 10 per do.sr; Co.'s .
mans mustard. d D, Ii Is per daxsE /
nnoaroni. imported. 10 pos Gngr a
'sn oSe PEI y bo1; ouceete. i've hocrs 81 Sos |
81 per ooEsn; brilliant oilf, bhiS. lsc; Enp.oA
'eIs, 2SS; 60, 10 oaseS, IS IL. br:lIias!, =
see :. 1c; co. III cssas, IS &C; BAKING pow
leIs, puAk' IieI ~ cane, 81 60; mscston!
nAt DOH, G6ei yeIpicsln, smSn boE, Go /
atpup, in oudE, par gaii6n, SIC; Wer5esie.
Auce "a 9pi4. per sall06. 81 "a. Eixsa pickles
,sf DOL. 20 81; dried apples, rs, 6hA-r:
licea, lf@l1ci CHOICES eyaporsted, 9R9so
Ries-Piime 6aG 40; choice 81 rs4c.
,fOGRTRY-Wa quote: founs RyIns Sh!ol CIR
todE w E9t 6oI; old heHs 81 90 par 63s.
lrEev- 81 cOel lC each.
WOOL light medium, l6nlsc,
Whl5kS--heeGned 81 los / cu. q. OR prDof.
o1f n.ssh, tHc years old, 81 6J&l 10; three
ears ED 81 s06720; fancy extra old vhtsSI
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

GALyksroN TEX Jure6 tor. UNCHANGED
as follow Wholesale grocers' ono
tations: Good binary, lsc; fair 1sSc :
prime, I've Tno'c", l9&c; peaberry, zoe; old
NEW foRs, Jure 6-Oofee-spotfair; Rio.
10 optlons st. adv Gales IS, 25O bags Jupe
ID iV9l5 20; Jolly l26', Aug ct lf5all 81:
,Hp'hmDrr III e5Gll TO- o 'tUbsr l. 409IO TO-
Gar-DulI, reDneu q1ieE; grauulafed'
o'+c' fair T. hning q Ofed at 4Xc:
9 ntrifugal % test &c; molassts grades
"a 5cs r, finins firm: off A 6afif;: standard 4
SIC. Molssses QuitI. so les. q Rics-<
-. J. Petroleum steady. cIufe closed .ron9
sec U itsc closed It adv at C cotton sae3
on queit, quoted at 40&64lc crude 45c.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Hhe v DOL n arkaA.

II. LDTlS, MO- June 6.-WOol-O1Iet aaa
the prices unchang d; unwarhed brIEhI ms.
o un, I4t-25sc coarse oraiu llGlgc: low sandy
lOSl7o tine li.ht l2f lsc; Il t reavv IOGi6c:
tuo- wsshrn, choice. 333sc: In erior 2saS2,
eis aud unchanged; sprtpG Il monthsI
cup IL e, l5HGlIHc; meoirm I7%dIgIr: s to
INNS M, me, l4li0l5&; me ium l69 l7c;
heNit Mt improved nominal; MeAi,an car.
pet, n lie Offering. zee, ioLs this
oaT' sS.ol5 pounus; This season, 3 OSs eSI
pounGs; ssles none; stocG on hand , 42. s2s
pounds. 49, w
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tbs Ll,sTLE cHl0RyFuRxER.
''4l3 ia z xeIt So She Gate for MAXWELL.
Execution.

via ia xeIi 50 She Date for MAXWELL.
Execution.
T' LOUIS, 80. June "A epeclsl
sUa JEFFERSON City, 10 says st the ses-
~ Of the SAP reme court this morning
4et Justice Nj, srton fixed the osy for
N Execution Of .Vugh Aontram Brooks,
d. Maxwell, the little chlorofoImer of
arthur Preller at the Southern hotel,
ne isth Of July. At this time last
ID me execution WIS fixed for the 2Sd
IA a as August, but tn g CASE WAS carried
ae uhited States Supreme court.
~ Is no further appeal for the case,
senl s.1ecut!ve ciemency 70 al that can be
ko seS ior by the doomed msn's friends.
{ l isss feeling is opposed 70 sxeeHAve
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Jrfersan Davl. an oo,oz.narta,.

new ORLEANS, I A , June At BesS
voir yesterday, Jefferson Davis celepras6.
MS S0ih birthday. The mails nrou ID,
many letters Of congrstulstion from oia
friends and many substantial remem-
ORANGES were Also received. Mr.. Davis
Is In better health than he has been for
sometime. He is greatly interested in
current events, political and social, and
Is particularly concerned In the outcome
o; the 81. L1nis copvestiop.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Esu 1oz1

Esu loz1
firm and unchanged.
Sales l24 bales
stock, lS6 GlS bales.
Low ordinary, =; ordinary Ike; roo1
usi'n-f, l6c. lcs iniddlins, $3.50, mid ding
% 10 l6r.
Futgres opened dull sr dIof from / to 2 points
rlls and ci1std Gul II d decline Of point on
some dsliYarits,
SGics, 10 800 bales,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
PROFESSIONAL,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fort Worth and R,o 9 nnds halfway Corr:
panY Z.
architectural iron Work 4 specially

,,n,,-<-. 2
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
directors or sssdeompany, made on the 18th dav
Oh April. 1858, notise is hereby given that 4
meetlGg OF the stoaxAelderso the Fort Worth
ana RIO ,rande RafsFnsd Company W u be held
FoIt Wort, Texas. Cd TUESDAY, the 18th day
OF June ISIS, a: o'el6ss p. m, for she pun.
poses following, to .wit:
First-To aurhorizst the soard Of directors Of
said Fort Worth and Rio Gtsnde Railway Com
pany o mortgage T. corDefste oroper.y and
franchise 10 seerye IN payment If n Issue Of
m IL OF IA lwa5.af the laid comrauv.
Secono-T |Tuthorize the board of directors
70 i1cr asa The capiIsl stock of this Company re-
- SoVO ~ Z. T. HOLLIS, Secretary.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
GENERAL RaARKMrs.
Produce ana Provisions,

sr. Louis, NO.. June 6-Flolr dull and essy
Wheat higher and strong msrke1 W m sasi7
The close was l0lx, above yesterdays p16Ess
No. red cssh s9x assoc; Juua clceed at *
oid July STa S63sc. closing at s5zsc: Ansuei
e2xSs6c closing - s2xc; september closing
o SIC; December S9d90xo, closing at 8 &c,
Corn unsettled bus hfgheri July bo,<05lXc
ssesi1s W. ;August 5lxc, closing Ut 6l9(e BID;
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
4 EEpES Ek3RE CuRED-

rrst7ueTs whst h d Been cur By using the
2 CIricVRA hEN1DII 5. " ar old core, caused by
I, long spell OF stsk sOf fever eight ears
$40 BE wac 80 ttsity he was fearful he uld
Ave 10 nave ais leg StsFntated, butts harp 10
sssbe Is Row ntirely well sound as d nar.
H6asCles;s me 10 Use his name, Will Is
h. +, EAslp> merchant of This pl CO.
'ssllHS V. MINOR, Druggist,
GainEbuIo, Tenn.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
POSTAL CHANGES IN TEXAS,

{ isome tesfh onials are most reliable, srta II
.Sf& viii seDd your nar1e ana ADDRESS yas%lli
= 5Na'hyt1le rekardt1g the 50 dertuf cures
efsacteaeby ha EsfSfpian sstfe Oinfafsnt q
nezessfails, 5ecssHs sa%ss 81 hdstls ERSsitd-
tsceurad by ingum Root NJ d cHe Co., Eaeh.
vile, Tenn. For sale b, all cru gtsis
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

sGyScstas
9ALSE5foa. TEX June De1rcy .. -. 4
closed steady ano unchanged,
GF0es rsratnis 55 pales,
SSieh, 80 bales y
gyTlortA ... ~,
Shipments coastwise, bales ~,
<IIeL 54Jl ,A.a.. +.
Low 10" ofalnary' 5-l6c; ordinary, las So
sooo ofIlhaIN sHc. lUH miodltng, 81 i6c Z
mi0dl!ng 1850 good naiddlins, 8 Is. l6s; MD
1..nR rAlr 10 ) lSe.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
pEAD. EAoEsNIfIsS RonY RAW

Icommen ed to HseY CUTICURA REMEIeI s
Ls., July. Ny head ad L ce an some pass OF
nj BODY We g N OF faw.My head was covered
Win &C. Os snd sCresssifd nv suffering was fear
tu IHad Hied every thsps HAD ard of In the
Tssts.d West My Gsse was considered a very
lad ore. We Ow NOT particle of sRi1
Ham aboas pssr and Nv case is considered
TondeTfuL HRS. :. Z. WHIPPLE.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

We have mo- besitation IN recommend J.
ing Hsil's Vegetable S!cilisn Hair K =
newer as sure cure for dsnd1uff and TO
restore the nstIIat color Of the hair.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
doing well, and during the present week
thousands of acres Of wheat snd oats will
be harvested.

a round indsgoes ysss seldom without a
sound digestion. aud nost ng con 'ributes to It
world renowned a&tetizer sno iayigorstor'
Manufactured onlYtyDr JIG b. Sieg ri & Sons.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

sold ereryWhera. Pr,t& CUTICURA sos; SOAP.
se,bEsoLy%ENE 81. Prsfsred by me Fo.TER
Ef-s-uu for dow to @ De skin Diseases" g.
g2ss SO illusspessons. aDa5lOO tesrtnonials'
TIkIThD WITH the .V-Esst del,ra Y /. the
lin Kin preserved Blth CUuCURA MEDI
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Rev OKIeaas.

NEW ORLEANS La, June 6.--Cotrob- spet
closed qniet at decline of l.I6s.
sale. 2751 b1ss
STICK lU4,7s
Low Urinary, II l6c; ordinsrv, ?il-l6c;
sood ordinary, g Ice; low middling is i6c
middIinE, &c; gooI m ddli.g 90 ); mlJ ding
fafr, II "a; fair. 10 Is ltc.
tuIuLvs opened quiet, off q point and IusAo
quiet. closing dull 81 o oee lire II DO NJ - :.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
HcnthE.
slss 2Ts0 oAiss.

L,ssSeel.
LTyssPooL, June ,6.-Cottos-spot csessd
steady and upcA Snged.
Ord nary. 4xd; good ordinary, Sd; low mid
lung d l5d middling Uplands, SID; mldd.inz
To al sales 1900; Anne lean. 97OO.
Imports, 1000, American, hoo.
fulures c.osed easy. at a de line of point
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Covered wish Salt Rheum.

Cu1ICgEA RsMtsDIEs 4re the greltest medi
Jpes on earth. Had the worst ca e of salt
pheum n this coupry. by N ther h.d IL
tgcnIY ffars a'.d In iact dad from It, be
IsTe Uplta9RA won have saved her life. NY
,,ns, bT asga4d b. ad were coSered Tor three
r,srs, Wh'Aa 'pOthing relieved1r cured until I
Used be CR1gs4ItA EsoLyEsr.fnternalIy and
TTTCUhA .anoAJTICURA soAsSg xte nauy.
hLWARRs O.1s ~ W. A DAMS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

saeLys.ros, 2Ex., jane 6.--Oostes rsosip,,
=. uniS"d s,stea pHrLs;
T ssit .'4s .. go. 2,s72
this ~ .-tSE Fser- ..-..--.-.... 3 l72
5u.e "As - SeG 600. 49,
IHtsi Se2eip.S thus tsr Sh,s e5aso1 b.. S 3s4 9 9
80 .l''rhs sEih ost5 is.b as.eOz 5,20f.6l7
Hb1St9st increase .-..- ...-. ISL 342
S1PoE.o :ous al Shis Ta"S 1928
49, y. y httsG 5tatst porn Sh's sxS $685.
49, $50 ~" IS, ,lCS
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
IN a GFALa.
ENGLISH CONSOLE

HNtTLIsh UONbOLB-
LONDON June 6.-Consols closed IS IS I6c for
nancy silver Az.
BOrDs,
hET FORK. June 6.-BOnds ana stock
closed NJ tina following pricas htd
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

FOR MEN ONLY. 4s s%ss e:
sIsof or aegolgprnelt caSsed by.ddfs eretion,
m ~ 20 . yEtc.'at % oses srEt saLed Ere
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
FAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASE?
HAVE YOU 4 SCALP DISEASED
HAVE YOU A BLOOD DISEASE
If 80, tbs On icurn ks m cdi.a Will
speeding Carc Nou

There ls no system OF treatment known to
sruggisis that Ohsrs the certaiuty of cure ana
economy # Il ne aHd money TO he found in the
SrTICURA RENED.Rs. We will read free To
sny So Herer' How ~ Cure Skin Diseases" c.
SECS 81 IllustrsIicns, and l testimonials OF
ff1fes II every 70 N I skin and blood disease
- yilo les tu scr fula
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
GDIEOv HAERRES.

o-sgoissu q. Au Ursted sssses Farm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
order Of publication.

30. t1si q. u.-iu Che 'hhnccil ''lil ~ s A',1
County. Tenn. tle hiu.u 'iH i''"' ''i'"'
"a Napoleon llll ~ al .. ........ 90, t.t.
I'd appcauug lfnin the shgrh wv W. VIZ
,fu.t DOT tho lclgul1ni, .ltt li'.'' W. ''tH -
MOI tn ri found ln Dis county -.
n Z. thsrHinfc af1.ftd fI1t sho Whsn h'f hlp ~
ans. bf.,Iu Id the rour hUu.c OF shelby Nil' ,lh
mo riiy % Memphis n1N lhA.nE .,l, 80,
49, aud piaad answer uf uriuuf g. rniNp anhni !
tiu of ibr saino viii hc taken inr com = "
tfrtui 80 Coz hearing cKplrie ard way . q ~ ~
IKE osier b. Published nurc W,'s l'f l.NI ~.
..'.i," vsets In ihr Memphis Appeal
This Hfh dnY Of October, lte
frue tufy- AuCsi .. -. ,,,....
vIIia.n n. Rau ioiph. solicitor iOf Complainant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
In General Debility, Emaciation, Con.
sumption and Wasting In chill
dreu keotI.s Emulsion

OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hppophosphites
is a most valuable food and medicine. II
creates an appetite for food, strengthens the
nervous system, and builds up the body.
Please read: II tried SCOTS Emulsion on a
young man whom physicians at times gave
up hope. Since he began using the Emul'
sion his cough has ceased, gained flesh and
strength, and from all appearances his life
will be prolonged many years. john sulli'
van, Hospital Steward, Morganza, Pa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
A.nn.,iinr 20 sircnpih.

Miss Ransom-"IIow the people OF to-
day arc going back to mythology for
namcs?"
Chicago Girl-"0h, yes; indeed. Why
II was only Yesterday that Brother Sol de-
cided 10 call his new brand Of koko tulu
gum Hercules, because 1t was so strong in
popularity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
nr.ni .nI.i IIn.s., sic.

The Southern Express company VIII sci.
at public auction wednesday the I'm
inst, unclaimed express parcels. uood
bargains 10 be had. Sale commences ut 10
o'clock am. at auction room OF 1. j.
Mccarthy & Co., No. PSI Second street,
Masonic temple.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
BROWNsYILLE. TENN.
The Hon. B. ]. Lee Nominated-Death OF
David Boyd-The Fair.

David Boyd-The Fair.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Oct l6.-The
Democrats OF Crockett, Lauderdale and
Haywood counties met here today in con-
vention to nominate a candidate for the
State Senate. The meeting was large,
enthusiastic and representative one. Amid
great enthusiasm the Hon. b. ]. Lee, OF
Haywood, was nominated by acclamation,
and the party is SO united and enthusiastic
in the district that there is no doubt OF his
election.
Brownsville lost one OF her most promis-
ing young men today in the death OF MIR.
David Boyd. The deceased has many rela-
tives in Memphis, among them Mr.. $. p.
Read, of the Union and Planters bank,
who is his uncle.
The Haywood county fair next week
promises to be big event. Several large
stables Of horses from a distance arrived
today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Special Dispatch To The Appeal
JACKSON. Tenn, Oct. l6.-Mike Laque,
the well known German barber OF this
city who attempted to commit suicide with
a razor few days ago, was carried back
10 the asylum at Nashville to-day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Parent. Criminaiiy Liable.

More than hall Of al deaths occur before ~
yogrs Of a,,c. An army Of innocent, lovely chill
dr,n arr swept uecdlc.sly away each year. Parents
an crimnaly responsible tot this. The death fale
Of children IA England i less than hall THIS
Ackcr's English baby Soother has done more 10
bring this about than al other causes combined.
You cannot afford 10 BE- withoutiL H.J. Hester
A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
The La,cs, I'm Capital Punishment.

From Lille.
First Murderer-I tell you, Bill, tiey
ought to do away with capital punish
ment; it's brutal, that's what it is. Do
you suppose il they hang us it'll stop
others from committin' crime?
Second Murderer-Tm not thinkin' OF
others Just now, but I'm sure it'll stop us,
and yer bet yer life it won't encourage the
other BOYS.
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mr. N. N. IIIckson,

OF Mississippi, has fitted mp Offices ut BIS
Main street, and is prepared 10 treat rectal
diseases in q scientific and entirely painless
manner. Those afflicted in this way will
do well TO note DR.. Hickson's card, which
appears in another column.
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Morsford,. Acid Phosphate.
FOR INDIGESTION,
Dyspepsia, and diseases incident thereto.
He Took the Chances.

From Life.
"Amarantha, in accepting me you have
made me UNNECESSARILY happy"
81 am glad TO know it Arthur. You are
not in the least superstitious, are your"
mo, darling. Why do you ask2'
because you are the thirteenth man to
propose to me this summer"
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One hundred head Of choice Oregon
mares: also seycnty-fiye head choice Texas
mares. viii be on sale at our stables Tor
next twenty days.
II. II. CLAEKE & Co.
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IlaufIru1

- rrNDvED ny THE USE OF COCAINE.
And {, stimulates and promotes tho growth
81 the hair.
Bunetis Fayor.ns extracts arc tho
lpst
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CouvExciNo September the pos cenFcr
ttains of the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive ai snd depart nom
the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
drpot. NJ the corner Of Broadway ana
Main streets. whore tickets may be plr-
char.l. ntoad oi at tho Mi~iti'ppl q
Tpnurssca depot, as heretofore.
J. r.. GAEyEH
General Passenger Agent
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Mis- FANNr MAY can hC found in her
stndio. ~ Madison, Wednesdays, lhurs'
lays and Eridays from 30 lill y o'clock.
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Mrs. !. II. SLATER, toar her q German
Cayosl hotel. Al home FROM 10 >.
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Fmr.cLAs. table board at Funslo'ds
on gfaat street, upPu-i.c r1..ori,h9uF !.
The table Is supplied with ih' eh'lc, /, y
food the markets aliorl ami caIrluly
trrypl Regular meals 30 cents.
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lseugl your gin.houses In iho Citizens
In lmnec company NO. % Madison s'rce'
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ron s,tE

ron sNLr.
4 NILEuNuN EcLru.Nn igg9Ms,. ln. oi.-H
y HuI vtruu. rlrs &C. Doe rnfl sil'l'
eII fH..a iIu promises COLI 600 uf ullf.a 10 |
TiDuE Poplar .f0rel h1"nl ,.'E lm.u. -
uuli 'uuauNol 200 Vol |
ID Il '.EVul & = NalppV W i'l l.l.l HlH
iif,ia ..I 10. iu.H fH.J T'r IsI HIn uI uu. lnl'
,,Ir noon lu.ral.5 I' iupr 1.iuI 20 AN y |
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g NINA 8DN wl aluNai-ld A'A Y
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%, i lr. YEA I, '''' '''i iAii. ,ftmis
y,,uA.Ei M LARGE oU SMALL grANli'
y o. pr-r u.t Apply hi il' -N,... ~
,,isr moon MARE. GOOD DRIVER. WILL
L Nh about NHEHun.r %. ATF 20 T. j.
iActY o Adam street
MORN Duup MULES TWO DOT hLl AND
L uH. ..u... Iru'fr WAGON. born. Of ''ss 'l''l'.l
rtH 500 u.,F Inducements ini uht WOES. inquire
ati,l l.0er'u s'r.rt
y,u.,r u\usAIs8 IS REAL IsrAt.H1I
II Iou uouFi.s james. =" -'''nl (.
= rvrpr VIII WuuIyE"rp ~ NfNuili-
| | a. contractor. 90 s'llN Inquire ui .N AhlH
/ Hrrt l"wf} t1'' .t''
.,yr muvs TTiI CYLINDER ,uI luN
! ~ rus no.l.s Ginning Co.,, = '''''l'i.' ''
! ,Jpmrru.-AI AIIl.AL Osriy- Ds-Nrs
/ ~ psfhuull.L
.....rs COWS Assn sDvrr noe BIZ LLuN.
- NUu. 600 corner ui 0luuEialr avenue aHI ''l
IH'..H UHl
,,tu urNI. AWLY Al KicEs STABLE
| H. second ttrHi
,-u. sIuEr- RESIDENCE iN uErNANlp
| W#. Within .ul fH.iH U. d'lnH nn IIn, %
fH.IU.rH HyFt nhl n"lf "lili, .'. .h.i. .'
] ..H.....uH hIf b tuum.. N|N HfluiiIn' .f.iN
. ...H ..U 'lrHt nui ornamental ii'H ln iiuhl
..... 800 HHI fi.f.u. prf.. "i l'A ~ .Hl 4,
. Co.. ..I..#. H.ftHui. huuH". BARN. CO.. ArrI o. ~
u.s si.i fernando. uf b. Mi.a ~, A hl1hl-
N,#HI NI.s
4 / .,.,. yAA FferttNDii my COMMON uNi
Il.ODD lumlef0 io D. vile w. TO- TO I'
-. ...4r iur flugn Wufk shooting un rrl. ID
] t... DO. ria. WiU ao'l very cheap Call 20
3 rtu.fHf. t'. Aadia0n atrUCt
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Tur Iron Mountain route has decided to
run n SERIES Of harvest excursions 70 OIL
points IN Arkansas and Texas from Mem
phis on the following dates september
II and - and October . and -. Rates
ior the excursion will be- one fare for the
round trip. aud tickets will be good for
thirty days with stop over privileges
ANY further information desired Will be
chier.ully furnished by calling ON
II. ID. WILSON,
Passenger AMI Ticket Agent,
- 400 Main strgpt Memphis Tenn.