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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24

DO not ssk me for my secret
Why my teeth are pcarly white
Why my breath Il ever fragrant
Mud my gums are rosy bright
Ny secrets of been told before
Use sOZpnONT And peih'ng more.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24
MENKEN e. COMPANY.

Go TO I. Mcndel. Vance street and Had.
den avenue, for spring lamb, beef. vege.
tables. The best in the city alwayson han1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24
OPEN TONIGHT TILL 0 O'CLOCK.
MENKEN & COMPANY.
TODAY's ROUsING BARGAINS
In
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.

FoR BoYs-Today We offer our entire stock
oil new spring Star Shirt Waists ut
SIC.
At s7.s7, Mems and Youths Blue Flannel
Suits.
AT $40, Mems and Youths Cheviot Suits,
all wool. Special bargain.
At $3.50, Boys Fine nicot Short Pants
Suits for Easter.
At si.45, Boys Jersey Suits, four to eight
years.
AT 1897, all wool Boys Knee Pants
Suits.
New Spring Hats.
The latest Silverman, Youman and Fifth
avenue Derby and Silk Hats. Today we
will sell the Novelty Crushed Hat for S5c.
Splendid hat for travelling and undress
wear.
New Spring Derbys, sa.oo.
We are still selling Derby for 81 which
cannot DO equaled in Memphis for double
the money.
GEsrIRMES-7Job lot of silk Scaris today
at l0c each; l2-pleat Shirts, splendid
quality, full length bosom, SOC today,
worth $l.25.
LADIES can buy Fosters genuine
shook Kid Gloves in colors and black
for SLID. You all know what they
are sold for elsewhere. You can get
today also 3-thread English Black
Hose at Soc pair, OF three pair for
II. They are worth Zoe a pair.
New Millinery for Easter.
Please do yourself the justice to look
through our magnificent new millinery.
Thousands Of novelties, thousands OF bar
gains.
SPECIAL ToDAy-Misses and Childnn's
School Hats.
WAsrRD-Three drst-class trimmers in
millinery department. Apply 10 Miss
Jennie Buckley, in charge.
LADIES DKPARrMEsr-we will sell today
100 Dozen Chiidrcn's Drawers nc Ise a
Pair.
These Drawers arc made Of good domes-
tic, trimmed with an edge, and have three
tucks. II you can buy the stuff or have
them made for l3c, it's more than can be
done In New York. We got 100 dozen by
chance and will have no more.
80 Dozen spring BsIsssrai., 5sc.
These win be sold for 81 after today.
Hnsdkcrchies- nc Lace Counter.
Ladies' all linen. hemstitched, colorcd
border Handkerchief, lie.
Gents colorcd border Handkerchiefs. loo.
ladies hemstitched and embroidered
Handkerchiefs, sheer linen, lie.
Gents all linen Handkerchieis, l9c.
ladies colorcd border Hsndkerchiefs,
only &c.
A woRD Mot Handkerchief In tho lot
worth less than double; some are worth
more. II will pay you to look.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24
Chancery Sale OF Real Estate.

Oaos,1tI s<tts, - e"St@s e@gNA@N1s
No Va, R-chanrry Couu Of shelby coiniy.--
2. Ander-on. Commissioner ETC S9. Va D. G
Nv virtue o. an in,srlcru,ory docrce far ale Gu
iered IN The above cause on tiic al DAY Of July.
ikks, NJ n. ~. parr a. Will ell al public auciion,
~ the Highest bidder. IN front 81 the CLERK aud
Masters of.ce. Courthouse Of hholby county.
Saturday. March ~, tsss.
within lersl hour. the following Described prop.
crty. situated IN Shelby county, Tenn.. to-wlti A
10, IN fifh eva District Of Md csunY. bcrinning
a The .cutheasi corner Of lot ne thenoe north With
the east boundary linz Of lot so sts lcci 10 the
toliih line u lot sl1 ihence west 9Th the s0uih
line ~ LOT 80 ~ feet ~ inrhes b. sakc. thence
rouih az feet 70 the north line ~ wlnrhesicf
street thence essl With Winchester STREET " icc, ~
inches b the bcrinnlng
Terms Of faie~On . crssiit ~ sig months. pnr.
chaser erocutlnr notr bearing lnieusi frum date.
lien retained. redemption barred. THIS March ?,
al MCDOWELL. Clcrt aud Mastcf
ny J. ~ bradley, ~ g. aud n.
w. w. Nilhoyic, solidiof. l0uisNn
Chanoery saio OF Real Estate.
No isas 3 csa9ssry Cont q shelby oosgiy :
korirpcht 81 al
ny virtue Of an lniorlocuiary derive ior ale. en-
tered IN the alovc eause on The eih day ~ teb
tuary. lssA ". y q. rag ~ ! WI .ll - public
and Masters ohi'r. Couu.hOusc 81 shelby cvnniy,
Memphis. Tennessee. on
saturday. Nsrrh ~, fsss.
within legal houra the following Described prop.
efty, Situated 10 Mcmphis. Shelby county. Tenn.
the North side ~ leale street n the Junction ~ tHo
hayaus and frDnting on trale ttrcrt ~ lert and
running hack 2D fcet ~ n e dividing line between
the Hlrc aud liamary Efanu.
Terms Of Saie-On : crrdit ~ ,ls month"; puf.
rhasrf escrutinr mote with srrufity lien rvtalnei
aud redemption haffrd. Thli hanh .. tsN
n 4 MCDOWELL. CLERK and Master
MI a. Bradley. lrpuiy Clefk end Nasier
n n. wllhoyie AMI J.. n Eaion. Holi,itora
t0fftsNu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24
New Spring Hats.

The latest Silverman, Youman and Fifth
avenue Derby and Silk Hats. Today we
will sell the Novelty Crushed Hat for S5c.
Splendid hat for travelling and undress
wear.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24

Fon BoYs-Today we offer our entire stock
OF new spring Star Shirt Waists ut
SIC,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24
SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED.

The Young Mems Christian association,
Of Conway, Ark, solicit donations OF
money, books, magazines or papers for
equipment OF their reading-rooms and
gymnasium, their former rooms hav.
ing been recently destroyed by fire. All
subscriptions should be sent TO L. A.
Tabor, chairman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24
New Spring Derbys, s2.5o.

We are still selling Derby for 81 which
cannot DO equaled in Memphis for double
the money.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-24

GEsrIKMES-Job lot Of silk Scaris today
at l0c each; l2-pleat Shirts, splendid
quality, full length bosom, Soc today,
worth $l.25.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
A Warning.

The modes Of deaths approach are
various. and statistics show conclu>
sively that more persons die from
diseases of the Throat and Lungs
than from any other. II is probable
that every one, without exemption.
receives vast numbers of Tuberele
Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable il
they start into life and develop, at
first slowly and is shown by a slight
tickling sensation in the throat and
if allowed to continue their ravsges
they extend to their lungs producing
Consumption and 10 the head, caus
ing Catarrh. Now all this is dar-
gerous and if allowed to proceed will
in time cause death. At the onset
you must act with prOmptness; al
lowing q cold to go without attention
is dangerous and may Loose you your
life. As soon as you feel that some
thing is wrong with your Throat,
Lungs or Nostrils, obtain a bottle Of
Boschee's German Syrup. 1t will
give you immediate relief.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
CRlsPY STATE NEWS.
Fresh Items Served with the
Sauce OF Brevity.

Fresh Items Served with the
Sauce OF Brevity.
The Cleaner says that Col. Tom
Holt is much improved, but still
goes on crntches. He has Leen 10
Graham
The Times says there has not been
q marriage ceremony performed in
the Methodist church in Concord in
about six years.
The Womau's Christian Temper
ance Union. is now lin Convention
at Winston. Large attendance and
interesting meetings.
This is from the News Of Oxford:
TRACK laying on the Durham &
Northern road is progressing rapidly,
and will be finished 10 few days.
The Winston Republican says an
effort will be made TO get Rev. Sam
2. Jones either TO conduct a series Of
meetings or to lecture in that town.
Quite gratifying revival has been
gong on at the Methodist church In
Burlington this week, in which the
pastor has been assisted by Rev. J
4. Mann, Of Greensboro.
Mrs. Martin Peoples, of Salem,
Tuesday, while ironing ami going to
the FIRE accidentally fell into the
flames from an epileptic attack, or
some kindred complaint. Before aid
could be rendered she was horribly
burned upon the face aud person, and
the results may prove fatal.
The hog cholera is getting to be
quite serious thing in Stokes coun-
", The Danbury Reporter says John
Cunningham, I've miles north Of
Fair Play, has lost is hogs from chol-
era, Lewis Sheppard IL and Tares
Sheppard Is in the same neighbour
hood from the same cause.
According TO the Ne,cs of Oxford
tobacco has been coming into that
market freely the past week and
breaks several days were heavy. The
new crop. as anticipated, shows up
large quantities Of inferior stuff.
which is selling low now and is likely
to continue low the balance of the
season. The better grades are bring
ing their full value, and are esgerly
bought up.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
An Explanation.

What Is this nervous trouble"
with which 50 many seem now to be
afflicted If you will remember a
few years ago the word Malaria was
comparatively unknown 10 day it
is as common as any word in the En-
glish language, yet the word covers
only the meaning Of another word
used by our forefathers in times past.
SO IL is with nervous diseases. 80
they and Malaria are Intended to
cover what our gtandfatl ers called
Billiousness. and all are caused BY
troubles that arise from n diseased
condition Of the Liver which in per.
forming its functions finding IL cam
not dispose Of the bile through the
ordinary channel is compelled to
pass il of through the sy ten, eaus-
ing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bill.
ious Fever, etc. You who are suffer.
ing can well appreciate q cure. We
recommend Green's August Flower.
Its cures are marvellous.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
A HIGH-HANDED MEASURE.
United States Commissioner
z Shaffer has a Democratic
Registrar Arrested.

A gentleman who came 10 this city
lat night on the train from Hamlet,
brought intelligence ola very oatra.
gaous a.d unwarranted proceeding
yesterday at Gibson's Station
United States Commissioner Shat.
fer Yesterday sent Deputy Upchurch
TO Gibson's with a warrant foi the
arrest of W. +. Gibson, registrar a.
that place. Ga bis arrival there he
atiemi, ted to serve the warrant but
Mr.. Gibson and bis friends demanded
him 70 shos the authority upon
which the warrant was based which
he failed to do. Upon failing 70 pro.
duce sufficient authority Upchurch
prepared TO return to this city with.
nut arrestiug Mr. Gibson but the lat
ter INSISTED that he should either
show sufficient cause for attempting
TO arrest him and unless he did be
should not return. The result is Up
church is still at Gibson's beaten Al
his own game and does not know
what to do. III
The attempt 10 arrest Mfr. Gibson
was utterly unwarrsnted as Is proven
nv the very fact that Upchurch him.
self offers TO leave Mr.. Gibson un
molested and returned home. II il an
infamous and high.handed Radical
outrage and shows TO what villainy
they propose to resort In the election,
They viii find that such violent in
reference with honest men will recoil
on their own heads in a rebuke which
will not soon be forgotten.
There was the most intense indig.
nation at Gibson's yesterday when
the train passed through. Mr.. Glib.
son, it IL learned. was reported "a
Commissioner ShatEer by Deputy
Sheriff Cameron, Of Richmond
county, 10 which county Gibson;
station is situated. 49,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07

The Synod Of the Presbyterian
Church OF Moth Caroina met al
Goldsborn Wednesday evening Of lasi
week. The +, was good attendance.
Gov. A. NJ Scales was elected mod
erator--th, lirst time q layman was
ever chosen 10 preside over the body.
The facts low are gathered from
the Wilmih Ion Messenger:
The agert of sustentation reported
l22 ordan ministers, 800 OF these
are actively engaged in the work Of
the minigtT J aud 22.553 members
and 26l cl urches 10 the bounds Of tn
synod. Co. aprd presbytery has 437S
members. ] laboring ministers and
pays aD nv, age salary Of $3.50 In
the Synod there are thirty nine fee.
bic church or fields needing help u
enable themt 10 su port the Go.pel
and the sni ,unt necessary 10 secure
this olje / is s7,97l. Fourteen
churches have been built during the
past year. There are fifty-eigat
manscs In the Synod, valued Al
sii2,500
The committee on systematic be-
neyolence reported that si4,46l
were raised for the benevolent austs
of the churches last year, bring S..
9S3 80 mtrs than the year previous.
II was resolved 10 secure m van
gelist 20 la5pr in the bounls Of the
Synod aud = COMMITTEES Of eleven,
cU.nposed If .!Iv Synv,iic u an pres.
byterial aseuts Of home missions,
aud Guy. scales. Gen. Bsrringcr, Mr.,
BE-. Halt aud DR.. Hill. was appin-
ted 10 employ the evangelist and
carry ont the general purposes o: the
resolution
Memorials q ministers who hal
died within the past year were read
The memorial u the late Rev. DIR. Il
y. Rockwell was read by Ry. DR.. j,
Rumpla.
A committee Of three from each
PrcsLytery was appointed to takt
into consideration the matter Of es'
tablishlng . Presbyterian orphanagC
IN the sIae. The committee fol
Concord Presbytery IL Rev. j. Rum.
pie AMI Messrs. A. Leazr aud ]. II
f0ust.
The Synod adjourned 10 meet mex,
year at Charlotte.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
Political Riot.

DELPHos, o., November 5.--After
the rally Saturday night a riot took
place about midnight in o saloon
Thirty or forty men partici pated
part being residents Of Lima, the otn
ers Of this place. After four or fiv,
had been dangerovsly wounded Oh,
police charged the place, making sew
eral arrests,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
Music Had no Charms.
Lowell Citizen.

Jangle-I am thinking of sending
Arabella to Paris to finish her mus
ieal education.
Hangle-I am delighted to hear it.
Jangle-The only obstacle appears
to be the matter Of funds
Hangle Funds Don't let that
stop you. Your neighbors will gladly
subscribe 10 send that voice 10 Paris
and, say, hadn't you better send the
piano with her, tool
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
NoError.
Raleigh Observer.

BY the Supreme Court report else.
where il will be seen that the lower
court has been sustained in the case
Of Cross and White, the Supreme
Court finding no error. The defen
dants state that they will carry the
case to the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
Radical Shot.

Tho correspondent Of the Rich
7i0nd Dispatch says:
At Hoffman. 10 Richmond county,
yesterday a patty Of FIVE OF SIX Re.
publicans wrnt into the Office Of w.
j. Whitaker, registrar of election,
and asked TO be allowed to inspect
his registration books. lie made no
objection. They look, d at the books
and then In very threatening tone
told him they we're not kept right in
accordance with law and that they
would NIX them. Whitaker was not
intimidated by their manner and
told them he knew the law and that
the books we're properly kept lie
told them TO mind their own business.
The men thereupon assaulted Whit
aker and used some very insulting
language As they began the assault
WhiIaser drew q revolver aud began
firing. He shot one man through the
,high. Tne others ran and Whitaker
kept up The ere lie put two bull
lets through the hat OF another man.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
sIIxlng polItics ANA Mhlsl.cy.

CHICAGO, November 5.--Frank Day,
q young Canadian, was stabbed and
killed al the corner Of Clark and Jack.
son streets, at midnight, by an un-
known man, who Is still al large. The
crime was due to political enthusiasm
and too much whisky.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07

"Hacen't you noticed a stranger
around your neighborhooi Lateigi
ThH was QUE Of our men."-Eave's
circular TO Democratic Registrars.
Eavos the william aud knave, who pre-.
sides rs Chairman cf the Republican
State Executive Committee and In
suits bis peers by mailing them infas
nous letters OF intimidation. But
they don't intimidate worth a cent.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07

EcxtttEHi HttHys SfssIyI WIKI THFENFFs
The simple appii alton Of "SwsYSE's 'gSr
Mont" W! thOut any internal me ieine ViTl eurt
any case Of Tettsr. Salt Rheum. Riagwyrm, Piles
Itch. Sores. Pimples E:zema. all Sly Itchy skin
Rruptions, no matter how obstin.te or I'm. stsnd
ing. IL . potent. elective, and costs bnt tr he
E@E Jun 2O-6m
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
Piles. Piles. Itching piIes.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; int nse itching and sting.
ing; most at night, worse By scIR;e Org II al.
lowed to continue tumors form whica often hioed
and ulcerAte. beeo ming very sore, SwAYsE's
OrErsKsT stops the itching and bic ding. b. ais
liberation. and 10 most cas- removes the ,um0rs
Al druggists, or by mail, for 50 cents DR.. Swaynt
h Son Philadelphia. $3.50 jun .O.Gm
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
MORTON'S MINIONS.
MORE IMPORTED "RELIA.
BLEs" COME SWARM
ING AROUND.

They get q Warm Reception and
are Beginning to find out that
the People OF this State
are in no humOr for
FooIishness.
Raleigh News Observer.
The Yankee fakirs seem TO be
gathering here to make their returns
after doctoring things throughout the
State with their Radical campaign
Doodle. Yesterery morning another
reliable came 10 from Henderson but
the people there had fallen on to bis
racket and sent u man close on his
heels to look after him. Mr.. Geo
Fields. of Henderson came in on the
same train with him and when he
arrived here put the police on his
trail and posted them up as 10 the
kind of coon he was. Another one OF
the WORTHLESS came In from Clinton
and, Mr.. King, good cit zen Of that
place, was also close on his trail,
having len sent on the me train.
The fellow had heen working the
usual scheme Of his crew there TILL
his game became known and he was
inform d that be would be M longer
needed ibe Q and that he had better
take the Il II train. He accordingly
came 10 this city with Mr. King
close IN his heels, and the latter on
arrival lere immediately put The
police on bis track.
Both OF them were kept closely
Swallowed all day and yesterday
afternoon y deputy was sent TO the
man who ctme from Henders n 10
ask him what his business was Lere
and to tell him he had better hustle
out il be didn't have any. He said
he was going TO Durham on the after
noon train. At FIVE o'clock be wa.
at the train. but instead OF buying q
ticket TO Durham he ticketed to
New York.
The police then commissioned tw
we'll known gentlemen of this Plac
TO take tht train and follow him q.
far is Greeasb no a 4 see IL he wsni
that far. All three accordingly LEFT
on the train, The other man isstill
here and there are other suspicious
characters 10 the city who il is o.
lieved belong to tn gang.
They seen TO make Raleigh q gen
eral centre and all come here sli.n
they are routed from line other
point. II thy are making this y
point for regortiag prnces diEes aud
comparing notes, however, they ore
not succeeding very well. for all who
have arrived so FAR have been tiot.
ted out Of tile city faster than they
came and haven't ben given much
time for private caucu-ing while they
stayed here. Mr.. King says the
gentleman wasn't given much time
b swap jtcs knives at Clinton. II
there are any more such cattle IN
Raleigh or on the way here they had
better pass aloug through just -
quickly as possible, for they will find
Things Tretty warm for them 10 this
part Of the country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07
Observation-Disclosures

gun to clear away yet.
-
The Democrats of Durham have
fought good fight. Let us hope
that the victory is theirs.
~.
The tribe of Levi was terribly
slaughtered. North Carolinians are
not to be bought like sheep, Mr..
Morton.
~
The noble women of our land have
been indicated. The vile-mouthed
Dockery is dead politically. Plant
Jimson weed over his grave.
.-@ ~ -F' =
Epitaph for Morton's boodlers and
Eaves's spying dogs: "His work is
done, His sinking carcass peaceful
ly rests here. One dose of white
Democracy killed him" .- 4.
*x*ds.<s s
Wlfe.-"Doctor,l don't you think
you ought to bleed my husband?"
Doctor.-"That is not necessary
now, Madam. III wait until he gets
WE'LL" s.z 4
To-day will see Daniel G. FowleI
chosen Governor of North Carolina.
Let the people rejoice aud give thanks.
North Carolinians are not ready for a
government of fraud, intimidation,
lies and corruption. 81
4 ~.
A little girl beard her father as
they we're approaching the church:
"Mamms, is that papa preachingS'
Eyes, my dear" i
"Well, he's getting there Ellie, amt
be p remarked the little tot.
.~.s - -a-sE-
In sn old magazine we find it stas
ted that until the year ITO this law
was in force in England "Whosot
ever shall entice into bonds Of mat
rimony ary male subject Of her Maj,
esty's by means ofrouge, white paint,
Spanish cotton, steel corsets, crino-
lins, high-heeled shoes or false
hips shall he prosecuted for witch,
craft, and the marriage declared null
and void" .-<-...~ .Es
-.
The New York correspondence of
the Washington Star says Quay has
abandoned the canvass in New York
as utterly helpless, and is How devot-
ing bis wits and finances to the task
Of carrying Indiana, Connecticut and
the Virginians. viii the white
people Of the proudest Common
wealth In the Union OF States permit
Quay and bis tribe Of brides to carry
the Old Dominion by corruption?
We think not.
80
A never-to be-forgotten astronomi-
cal phenomenon occurred on Novem-
her 18th. 1Ss3-ths so.called failing
stars" A similar shower of de-
scending meteors may be observed
early in the morning. The chiefs of
these starry headlights in North
Carolina consists of Eaves, Dockery
and their Pinkerton pimps, and when
they strike the earth they will seek
some congenial coon hollow, never
more 10 emegre.
-.
They we're seated IN a hammock and
no one else was nigh,
To hear the mournful heaving Of q
heavy, heavy sigh.
"What Is the matter, darling r asked
the maiden Of the beau,
"Js there something, dearest. that you
wish TO have me known
II so, then won't you tell me and re-
lieye my poor mind.
Come, Charlie, and tell me, IL you are
loving. true and kind"
He placed his arm about her waist
and whispered in her ear,
Are you quite sure that we are alone
and no one else is nearl
Then | will tell you. darling. my
precious one, 50 sweet
l have four fullSfedged bunions up.
on my miserable feet
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-07

The Board Of Magistrates will
meet the first Monday In December
10 elect d County Commissioner in
place Of Mr, NJ. A. Angler, resigned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-07
nn., Lncnmotire. Are Named

..0uo,iyes.' said the railroad man, ARE
c.-.r numbered than named nowadays
l-- great tr.uE lines Of the country number
ODE. ,.Has. Uut some OF the New England
t- tt.l continue o. both name and number
L.a.te age couclAated by naming engines
.... ,..u. aud the directors feel liaUered Of
..r. ODD -.c tceic names ON majestic express
rm.-.-or freight engines Ihcn there are
.-4.s locally influential whom the cor
wishes % please, and they arc hon
D.- Sometimes these men arc 'kickers,
road doesn't lie 60 be kicked. and
.. te locomotive 60 soften their WpcIl-
.. luta- said before you've no idea u
O.. .aucr oi letter, aud the many forms OF
tirtie c4ggtal Some man who owns some
Pleasure resort ON ITO road wants its name
i-t oaa locomotive % AN advertisement of
-t Place. and as h.7 interest j. q good deal
.-rf.a1s interest De generally has his wish
,l.-.eA
.re is @ sort OF unw1itten custom for
localities and individuals 10 give clocks OF
t.--.lttt, tJ thc engines named after them.
"-t,al roads havo deterrent ideas and
ue..9I, The Providence names It's shifting
,t-..-s after characters 10 Dickens, sugges-
-te vi qualities that wlll he called into play
.-.re l- tno Paucks, Vat goes about puff
'-s tla Ncawber that waits for something
81 l-fn up. etc. The Eastern road once ran
ea Shakespeare SONS years ago, and gave its
.-A-icncs such names as Coriolanus, King
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