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u cutcd by j. A. Crcath and his wife, Martha r.
Crcath, TO the undersigned ms trustee, aud which
1879, the l7th OF March 1850 the sth day Of Nav
1870, and the lS'h day OF May 1851 and all Of
which are OF record in the Registers Office OF Shell
by county, Tenn, | Will, on
Monday, the md day of July, 1888,
IN front OF the family residence of the late J.
Crcath, standing on one Of the tracts hereinafter
described between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M aud
o'clock pm, offer for sale ut public cutlery tho
following real aud personal property, towiE
% A tract vi land lying IN tho Ninth civil Dis.
trict OF said county and State. and described thus
Beginning NJ stake In the northeast corner Of the
Love 600 acre tract known as the Gnoch a Stothcr
tract, thence west 10 chains and 10 liuksto n stake
thence south rs chains and 80 links thence cast 10
chains and ~ links to stake thence north Is
chains and 10 links Ia the beginning, containing Il
nCreS This tract sold under the trust deed of date
Of Sthof MAY, iSsO.
ca A tract vi 1874 acres lying In said county aud
State In section mngC aud a. and In the seventh
and Ninth civil Districts ui said county, this being
the property conveyed by John Williams Ia 7. A.
Crath by deed dated 18th oi March, lS7l aud fully
described In two oi the trusts made To me MS 0iorc-
said, to'wit Those dated respectively i9th June
$40, aud the ~ vi May, 1881.
CD \ tract of mi, acrcs Of Winfield Coles 100
acres OF strother a Goochs AOOOacp survey in said
county, the title TO which wRs vested in said
Crcath by dccre Of the chanccry court OF shelby
county IN the fuse OF Francis \. Cole VI q. T. Cole
etal No 2,lN Il. D., and the same fully described
in the two trust deeds last named above.
(i) tmct OF land lying In said county and state
In section , ranges iand a. aud a part OF srothcr Il
GoochS 1000 acre grant Or survey, aud beginning
NJ the northwest corner OF Lao aero survey that
formerly belonged to !, r. Love aud the heirs uf
Thomas Love this being also the northwest corner
OF !. A. Crcaih's GO acre tract thence south 80
poles, thencc east aS5'g poles IN the southeast
corner O Jasper Rogers lh acre tract thence north
30 poles 10 the northeast corner " said 67A acre
tmct thence west as''a poles 10 the beginning
From this however II excluded the said luN acres
heretofore sold by said Crcath IN said Rogers This
tract Is covered In full hy said trust deeds NJ May
- ISL and March IL SSo, aud In part by the trust
deed Of 18th June, lS,p.
Gl Also the following personal property; NJ
mules, ihorscs, and. pony, 2ihorc.and .-horsc
wagon, carts buggy and harness, I ruCkaway
and harness, 70 head of cattle, head Of sheep .
pairs Of gear ~ plOws, harrow | piano, bureau.
! WRshStnnd, warirohCs, writing desk and other
household furniture Of N,id Crath
For fuller description OF this property sec tho
said trust deeds
The equity OF redemption, dover aud homestead
waived. W. d. BEARD, Trustee
NAV ~, tSSS
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Attention. N. X. L..

For sprains, bruises. rheumatism, crampS
Inflammation. swelling. cuts, burns, etc, In
man, aud splint, ringbono, windgmll, cpl
zootic, scritchc. etc. IN horses Rangin
Root l.inimcnt Is a sure cure. The king OF
Linimcnts' j. the universal verdict. Never
fails 10 cure any ailment that can be reached
by nn external medical application. J0cents
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
5sg Main street
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EXecutor'e Solo of Real Estnte.

nhtCubOT y Gulc Oh tbBhl bhIiLe,
Two close up the estate VI J. NJ wilson, deceased,
1 lwill on Thursday. June ~, Isss, be,
tween II and " o'clock, at the south west corner ot
MgdisOi aud Main streets. In Memphis prDcccd tn
sell To the highest bidder the following real estate
Lot ~. Willoughby Williams subdivision con.
tanning 3liW ncpS. South half NJ lot ~ same
subdivision, containing . 100 acres.
This property N situated Ou the east side ot la.
Rose strct, between the city and the siNty.nvc
ncrcs sold last year by Mr. Napoleon llill Ia the
Kansas city Investors Tor - 80 per acre Il il nlsn
within stones throw ol the Residence place of
Jacob VI williamson Tor which siWO per ncr' was
rccntly infused. II Is well situated for suhdi.
vision within two squares oi the Prospect lark
Dummy Line and within thrco or four squares of
two street railroads
Terms NJ Sale One thirl cash: balance In one
aud two ycars, Flats uf the property and ininrma
ton az Ia title can De- seen nc the otcv NJ lluusdun
tury. No ~ Madison stfvot
Mny ~ lsNs D. J. WILSON. Exccninr
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Drink Malto.


The above heading II true would make
many poor families sad. but the announce
ment that the Yellow Label Cigar is In the
city makes all rejoice.
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A GOOD, RELIABLE JEwELER, ONE THAT
Y understands manufacturing preferred, rs
Main street. w. II Thaycr
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Two THE CITIZENS OF SHELBY COUNTY: I
L take this method Of announcing 20 you that |
shall be candidate for the office Of assessor sub.
Ject To the nemOratc convention. by virtue OF
an net passed by the last Legislature creating the
Office OF county asscssor and providing that the net
should ~ into effect on the Isl dayuf January last
by appointment irom the county court ! was SO
lected by that body TO carry ont the provisions oi
the new law until the people should on the ID day
Of August next select one Of their number to serve
them IN this capacity. The duties which thus de-
VOWED upon me have demanded the most constant
labor and exercise Of the best Judgment. which I
have conscicniiously endeavored 10 bring IN bear
IN every instance. How well have performed the
duty the ASSESSMENT books, now undergoing the
careful scrutiny of the board oi equalization best
show. desire the Office, aud respectfully ask at
the hands OF my Democratic fellow citizens their
Endorsement and support Tor H.
q q SMITH
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A LADY WISHES TWO YOUNG MEN AS
"a boarders, TO occupy pleasant room, In suburbs,
ON street cur line Communicate with Lock noN ~
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RUslNESS-GOOD AGENCIES FOR COMMlS
ID mission, hardware and ware dealers, Addrc
BUSINESS. Cnre Annpnl
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A n AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN MIssIs.
~ sippi, Arkansas and West Tennessee for tho
Citizens Steam Laundry Memphis Tenn
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mo THF CITIZENS or suEInY COUNTY.

I'HE APPEAL Is AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
L John J. Barry as candidate for Magistrate
from the Filth Civil District subject ~ the Demo.
cratic convention
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A INTELLIGENT BUNDLE WRAPPER, ONE
~ who has been IN the dry goods business, who
can make show and assist generally. Address, stat
ing experience and expectations, Merchant care
Apppnl
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will be charged at
rteof l5c for two lines one insertion two inscr.
tons 2ic one week. 5Oc
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Dissolution.

OWING TO TitE DEATH or ). y pusscoMB
~ the nfiu ~ Uunfromb HfUa was dsaulvrd on
May A iSyA Tho businfss will b. sittlrd by n n
uunsrotnh b.. Who will opntlnuo tho business
unlrf The nrm name ~ DunagDmh HfUs., at No.
~ Fmut stfcut Thanking our fflcnds iof past ia.
vurl aud soliciting a continuance ~ their patron.
ar, Respectfully = ~ DuNsCOMh ~.
e,lyc,xsrc rhean Nuifo,di.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

II specifically announces his candidacy for Mag.
istrdtc, subject TO the action of the Democratic
Convention
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BOARD, SELF AND WIFE: COMFORT ABLE
ID quarters reasonable; permanent II pleased. Ad
dress GENTLEMAN carc Appeal
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A GENERAL AGENT FOR THE STU WONDER
~ Positively the fastest selling article ON earth
Address EMPIRE co, ISL Canal ST., New York CITY
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A GOOD GIRL CITIZENS STEAM Laundry,
"A % Boalp street
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A GENTS FOR THE NINE. WILLIAMSON cor,
Asct Sells readily; fits perfectly; good salts.
faction. Liberal terms Williamson Corset and
Trace Co., No, Is South sixth street ST. Louis Mo
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RG 4 LADY AND l1TTLEGIHL, ANINSRUCT.
- oiin stage dancing, Address Miss Rose karr,
gcneml delivery, post Office
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BOARD AT ONCE ny GENTLEMAN AND
ID wife, In private family Central location. Per.
mancnt ifplcascd. Address d. H.. this office.
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A MAN TO ATTEND SODA WATER.
y Robinson's Apothecary. Masonic Temple

A POSITION AS COOK OR DlNING-ROO
~. attendant Good references. Middlc-agcd
white woman. ADDRESS, No. 22S Tennessee street
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+ D. srwARD. optlclan. at MuIiord'a
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w. b. LOCK h Y,
GRAN0LITHIC
AND =
Artificial Stone Pavements,
O.YlCE AND SHIP AS SE.OiDSL
WHITE CLIFF MINERAL spRINos.

WIFI ILIFF WINEHNL oFHINto1
NIONnUE COUNTY. TENN., OriNs IuNE I.
vi itss FIiuai,sl on top " thu thilhuWoo mount
ain. 'fHu iHrt abutu "a level. Guri water pure
Atmosphere. magnificent tfrncfy and comfortable
accommodations Take Nashville Athens A
Ieliru mlluad, ~ athens. Tenn, ~ thrtinuU. ten
miles Daily line ~ stages and malls from Cheainco
over q Kusd foa1 siH miles Telegraph 0nlro In
hotel. connecting with other lines Terms fpaauu.
able special fains fUf FAMILIES fuf circular.
eiyinr analysis ~ water, etc. addr- Proprietor
White lln HUfurH
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Trustees Sale.

I Under and by virtue Of certain trust deeds exc.
u cutcd by j. A. Crcath and his wife, Martha r.
bear date respectively rs follows The 10Th Of june
1879 the nth OF March, 1850 the sth day IT Nav
1880, and the lS'h day OF May 1881, and all Of
which are OF record in the Registers Office OF Shell
NV I,.,n
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STilANII,

SritANED.
nNE GRAY HORSE MULE. Is HANDS mon.
- WIN cNtensiou no-e on left hind foni shoe
kctnfn W iei second str,,ct, aud r. vwnr,icd
nNEfRoN GRAY FoNY, sHoD ALL AROUND.
', ilr.nded with boot on icfi shoulder Return
70 30 frput street and b. rcwaricf
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LNlRsTCLASS BLACKSMITH - MUST SHOE
II we'll Man the object. not the wagca
J. A. HEAD Il Goa Clrccnvillc Miss
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rIN0 THE EDITORS or THE APPEAL. PLEASE
L announce me ~ n candidate for Assessor III
Shelby county subjcCt TO the action Of the Demo.
4 r. MgDDN AIN
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nM BOARDERS, TRANSIENT OR PERMA.
- mancnt at lOd Adams street
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800 TIE a. MES Il,,,;, 81, o.,,,.,.r ,,,o.
Oi West Point Miss. Gopi timber and good prl,,ss
VERY healthy country and tine wii,r VIII pay he
10 Tie pr tie. Size. 5Nl. i,ct long For further
Information call ON urnddr,ss
GIBSON. JULIAN & co,
West Point Miss.
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HOUSES TO LET.

A FURNISHED COTTAGE IN THE sUBURBS
4 \ for the summer months, very. near street ear
line. AddrSs H., Letter Carrier Henderson
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FIXED. H. JONES,
Corner Caroline and Seventh streets,
Momnhta
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silrcrwarc cheap, Mullord's.
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! offer for sale on favorable terms my Steam
Brickyarl, fully equipped for business VIII sell
entirc or In part
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nNE NEW 20 SAW MILBURN GIN, FEEDER
~ and Condenser inr SljA AddnSs
BERRY Il BRO. BrOokSion Tex
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JfoRSEs TO PAsTuRE-APPLY 10 W. A.
II FAIRIES ~ Union street
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Oh 600 FEET INCH DRY COMMON OAK
AO,OOO lumber To II wide, u, II, IL feet
long, suitable for rough work. shcctng on roof Of
cotton sheds etc, VIII sell very cheap Call ON
L. 4. Cooper. 49, Madison street
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NOTICE TO BRIcHMAKERsl
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CNOTrAGE No. II pONTOTOC STREET, FOUR
~ rooms. Apply at a. shelby street
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nNE soDA.wATEG FOUNTAIN
~ At ~ Monroe street
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'T,O TIE EDITORS OF THE APPEAL PLEASE
l. announce me asa candidate for County Trus.
tee nj the ensuing August election, subject 81 the
action OF the Democrat convention. Very respect.
fully J. J. WILLIAMS
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> RESlDENCES-Ar ROCK BOTTOM, on
- Vance street. 5, l.. Moore 4 Co, No ~
second street
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| ADY AGENTS Entirely new fcmnlc under.
l. garments; nothing like II: over 1000 sold past
month: some agents make rs high as 500 day:
nearly G0OUO testimonials positive proof free Mrs
II. r. Little, Chilngn III
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DlANOS AND ORGANS A number Of second
/ hand pianos, both square and upright some of
them almost new. Also some good second hand
organs All cheap lor cash. Ruu chance for bar.
gains T. WITZMANN a 60
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kDO BUSHELS STOCK CLAY PEAS. FARM.
DOO es' and Merchants orders promptly
nllcd. v u. FUCHS,
0S Front ST., Memphis Tenn
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CoTTAGEs- SEVERAL NICE CoTTAUEs-I-
~ H. Eaton. ~ Madison street
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4 - TEXAS MARES THREE WITH COLTS AP.
10 ply To II. H. Collier or. Il J. Rawlings ON
roplarsircct boulevard, miles east OF Memphis
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y LARGE Ice CHESTS, SUITABLE ron ANY
= business. Il Bealc street.
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A I A BARGAlN-STOCKA AND FIXTURES OF
"a Drug store NJ Batcsvillc, Miss, Store for
sale or rent Apply %
FLETCHER 4 KYLE. Batcsvllc, Miss.
Or VIM, W. Rootes sgi Main street city,
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of the envious and obscure, of the small
blow of the weakest, but the greatest
could not drive him from convictions
filed. He would not stop 20 ask or give
explanation, he left his words and deeGs
to justify themselves. He held
IN light esteem the friend
VINO heard with a haif-belie7ing
ear the SANDER OF foe. He walked
highway of his own and Kept the COM
pany OF his self-respect. He would not
turn aside to avoid a foe, to greet or
gain friend. In his nature there was
no compromise. To him there were
but two paths-right and wrong. he
was maligned, misrepresented and
misunderstood. but he would not
answer. He knew that character spoke
louder far than any word. He was as
silent then as he is now-and his
silence. be ter than any form OF speech,
refuted every charge. He was an
American, proud of his country, that
vas and ever will be proud of him.
He did not find projections only in
other lands; he did not grow snail
shrunken, withered and apologize in
the presence of those upon whom
greatness had been thrust by chance
he could not he .overawed by dukes or
AOIuSJ VI 1dILSTSu lHtO a N6I LdpIdeslGoo
subservIent by the patroni2ing smiles
OF kings. In the midst of conventional
/ les, he had feeling of suff0cation.
He believed in the royalty of nan. in
The sovereignty of the citizen ard in
the matchless greatness of this Re-
public. He was of classic mould,
figure from the antique world. He had
the pose of the great statues, the pride
and bearing of the Intellectual Greek,
OF the conquering Roman, aud
he stood in the free air as though
in his veins there flowed the blood of a
hundred kings, and as he lived, he died.
Proudly he entered the darkness, or the
dawn, that we call death. Unshrinklng
he passed beyond the horizon beyond
the twilights of the purple hills. beyond
the utmost reach of human harm or
help, to that vast realm of silence, or of
joy, where the innumerable dwell; and
he has left with us his wealth of thought
and deed. the memory of brave, I'M
perious, honest man, who bowed alone
to death.
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Tariff Bill Amendments.

WAsHINGr IN. May 9.-The Democratic
caucus tonight called together about 70
members of the House. Carlisle was not
present, but Randall was The proceed
ings were harmonious throughout A reso-
luton was adopted that any member
desiring to offer any amendment to the
tariff bill shall, if it be now p epared, hand
it to the secretary of The caucus, to be read
and referred to the Democratic members of
the ways and means committee, and
if not already prepared, may hand
the, same to said members men 1t
to consider all such amendments, and they
are requested to hear the parties offering
the same, and to report the amendments
back severally, 10 another caucus, to De
hereafter held, with their recomm eudations
thereon.
Representative Campbell suggested that
il would be well if the committee
should agree not to report on the amend
ments, before the New York Democratic
convention next week, and to this sugge s.
ton a favorable response was made.
Among the amendments presented and
referred were the following:
By Crane, of Texas, TO place sheep shears
surgical instruments, coal and Hi machin-
cry used ia the manufacture of bagging or
cotton or wooden goods on the free list; also
to reduce the tariff on wooden manufactured
g0OQ6 TO - per CGllt. uL CutOTCMS 10 nA the
duty at cents per yard on bagging for cot
ton or other manufactures suitable to the
use to which cotton bagging is applied,
composed in whole or in part of hemp, jute,
fax, gunny bags, guernsey cloth. etc.
b. Carush, of Kentucky, fixing the duty
on hemp, iute and flax at2 cents per yard
By Holman of Iniiana. resolution de-
claring that the duty on sugar ought to be
reduced so per cent: that the duty on rice
ought not to be reduced; that coal ought 10
be placed on the free list.
Bv johnson. of North Carolina, 10 repeal
the internal revenue laws aud place
tax on incomes to supply the deficiency
rate of duty on fax. hacked, at $40 per ton:
on yarns of fax and hemp at 40 per cent ad
UGLoTenl, and OH threads and Irvine at the
ssme rate.
By McAdoo. Of New Jersey-Placing car
pet woods. salt and goat hair, timber,
building stones and number of chemicals
on the free list.
By Springer, of Illinois-P]acing on the
free list all manufactured products, the
domestic production of which may be con-
trolled by trusts.
By Raynor, OF MISUNDERSTANDING the
duty on manufactured clothing, bristles
and glue.
present duty on glass:
By Dougherty, of Florida-Increaslng the
duty on oranges 25 per cent. over the present
rate.
At Springer's sugge stion, a resolution was
adopted, providing that hereafter the daily
sessions of the House shall commence az
IL q. m.
The caucus then adjourned subject to call
by the Democratic members of the ways and
means committee, which IS to be issued
when they have acted upon the proposed
amendments.
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THE NATIONAL SOLONS
Discuss the Tariff and Other
Bills.
LAND FORFEITURE BILL PASSED
The Fisheries Treaty Resolutions to
be Discussed To-daY-Other
News Paragraphs.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Among the bills re-
ported from committees, and placed on the
calendar, were the following:
The Senate bill for the appointment OF a
commission to select a site for naval
station, on the Pacific csast.
The Senate bill to transfer the survey OF
the coasts TO the Navy department
Sherman, from the committee on foreign
relations, reported back, adversely, the reSo
lutIoo offered by RiddleDerger. for the Coll
of the fisheries treaty in open ses-
sion, and also the resolution offered by
Hoar, for report of the debates and pro-
ceedings on the fisheries tire ,ty, 10 be sub
ject 10 the order OF the Senate for its publ.
cation. The resolutions will be taken up for
action tomorrow.
The Senate then resumed consideration OF
the railroad land forfeiture bill. some
minor amendments werr adopted, and the
bill was passed without discussion.
After some discussion. the International
bill passed; yeas IS, nays 10. The
act is to go into effect July l, 1888.
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When R0gues Fall out, Eic.

LEXINGTON. Ky. ;, May 9.-Col. A. M
Swope, one of the most prominent Re-
publicansIof this State, met Col. Will
lam Cassins Goodloe. also a prominent
leader in the Republican party, and
State delegate to the Chicago conyen-
ton, in the lobby of the Phoenix Hotel
yesterday, and denounced him as an
infamous liar and scoundrel, at the same
time throwing off his coat. The hotel
was crowded with strangers attending
the races. Col. Goodloe said this was
no place to have a settlement and no
trouble ensued at the time. The affair
grew out OF q speech made at the
Louisville State Republican Conven-
ton held last week. There are rumors
that last meeting between the gentle
men will be the result.
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JOHN READING.

CEEDsMAN AND FLORIST, OFFERS ONE
- of the finest, healthiest and best grown
stock of plants for the house and garden.
Cut flowers specially. Floral designs of
all kinds furnished on short notice. Vege-
table and flower seeds of the finest quality
at figures to suit. The increased demand
this season for my seeds and plants assures
me that they give satisfaction and trust by
prompt attention to continue to merit the
confidence of my patrons. Ny increased
facilities for growing plants and cut flowers
are such as to enable me to fill all orders,
large or small, OH short notice. shall add
two more large greenhouses this summer,
making my establishment one Of the largest
between Chieago end San Francisco. P. o
Box. S58. Telephone, ISL. JOHN READING,
Salt Lake City
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Easy Divorce Getting.

CHICAGO, May 9.--Homer L.. Evans,
of California. it developed here to- day,
was, without his knowledge, sued by
his wife, Mary, in Chicago, in October
last, for divorce, and tn first intlm
ton he had was few weeks ago, when
he received, in Oakland. where he
lives, notice that dispositions would be
taken to prove him a drunkard. In q
letter received by the clerk of the cir
cult court, to day, Evans asks whether
there is bureau for easy divorce get
ting" in Chicago, as the methods en-
ployed by his wife would indicate there
Is. He says he has lived for six years
III Oakland, yet the notice to take depo-
sitions was sent to San Francisco and
he only received it by accident. His
wife very we'll knew where he lived. as
she left him in August last, ostensibly
to visit friends. He claims that the
best of relations prevailed between them
and that several loving letters passed
back and forth. He embodies all these
statements IL bis affidavit, in which he
adds that he is not drunkard. The
clerk will advise him to get lawyer.