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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
Trustees Sale.

TTNDER AND ny viRTuEoF THE PROVISIONS
" contained Va a certain deed executed by r. g.
Mostly. Mar y. Mostly. Lacy V. Mosby, Eva y
Mosby. Mar Fannie Mostly 5 MOsbv. IT,. sallic u.
land Company on the giih day of May. Isl and
which !. oi rc-1rl In the Register Office oi shelby
county. Tennessee. IN book Ia. page, ii6 81. 81,
and so default Ia the payment Of the indebted
ness oi aid ChickAsaw Land Company hcrrhy
tccurrd having hccu made, NJ the request Of the
holden thereof iwill. ON
Wednesday, In. lat Day Of August. 1855,
di2 O'Clock m. NJ the eastern door II the court
housc OF shelby county. Tennessee, situated In the
Taxing District of shelby county, Tennessee com.
monty called the city Of Memphis sell t0 the high
ct bidlcr for cash. the following described real
estatc, t0wit
ccrtslu LOT Of ground situated IN aid Taxing
District OF shelby county, Tennessee beginning on
the cIsi tide % short Third ftrHct one hundfti
CJW feet south Of the lines between the original
onunty lots Nos o. and 90, thence east parallel
with sail lines ono hundred AMI eiuhty.fNu lsil
thence south parallel with said Third sttcvt one
hunlrsi aut slxty two li6il feet eight s inches o.
an alley which runs plullgl with iyaic street.
thence west Iarilcl With aud GA the line " aid
alley 70 asiakc seventy tI0 feet est 81 aid thir
stfcei b,ns the southeast cufutf ~ Aston Blyds
lot thence with said itoNds line PARALLEL Nh aid
Third stfryt north 20 sdid lUyd's nofhcst corner
one hundfud 100 feet thence west with said
HNyda north line seventy tiOi feet a. the cAst line
Of aid Thri street. thence north with the east
lnc " aii Thiri street siNiytvu 90 feet eight
inchc 10 the beginning. and being the same prop.
tfty a. WIS conveyed a. the aid thiCknsAW Land
COMPANY ~ the said e. Musby. Mnry D Mostly.
Lucy n Mushy, Eya y MOsby. Mary Fannie Mulby
Mostly IT,. shliic u. Mosby uui Leila n NOsby
In sid leio May - ls,7, registered ln book ~,
page ilG 80. iis and 30 NJ above 80 forth.
The c1ultv II redemption Ia aaid properly a cKs
~ c NosDY Trustee.
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A. the request ~ the ChickafaW Land Company
thc above sale IL ~ me. a. Trustee. postponed
until the itth Day OF August, tHSS.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

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ElGEWORTH BOARDING and lAY SCHOOL

Tar Gifis. tsa Wet Tfnnhiin street, Iaiti.
mufH Nd Nfs w. q isiUIUr lHHNuHI IIlt
ahutl Will fIlpsu pu tiit li'uANt iN" 900 Oft
tEiTTWUNU Tho CYufsn NJ iuairuriiHU .fIlrf.I.
ali me uuiiss included DO thHfuuEh EuFIish uiU
Ustnn. and ths tf,uch uui German lauguas"i 900
practically taught
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ChancerV Sale
-OF-
r e A l. r. S r A T e.

No. $500. Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby
county r. Beaslcy, administrator of ; q
Clayton, deceased. " John :. Clayton ct al
BY virtue Of an intcrlocutory decree for sale en-.
tered In the above cause on the 18Th day Of July
lsss IN - g. page 5i9 Twill sell nt public auction
% the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk aud Mas
ters Oficc Main str,ci cttHncc NJ the court house
OF Shelby county. Memphis Tennessee, on
saturday, August ~, 1883,
within legal houry the following described proper
", situated In shelby county, Tennessee. to.wlt
About four miles cu,t NJ Memphis on the old
Memphis ani Germantown plank mad being lot
No Iuf Kenneth CARROTS subdivision. bounded a.
follows beginning at the rou heat corner Of lot
No Of said subdivision. In the center Of the Mem.
phis aud Germantown plank rnai. running thence
north 4 east O. G1.iun chains 10 stake. thence
south ~ east 10 72i)O chains thence south
west ~ TO chains to the cvntcr Of sail plank
road thence north &C. vest with aid rad ~ hl "
chains 10 the beginning containing - 500 acres
the bid 10 4 tft az S9,bA
Terms " Salc-On q credit Of and n months
notcs dated May n. iSSs. bearing interest wiA 20
curiiy r'qulrsi. licr otaincd, redemption barNa-
This July ~ lSsN
\ - MclIENRY. Clerk aud Master.
by J. 81 limllcy. u. G. aud ~
Taylor 4 Carroll, y l.. McGowan. IT,. solicitors
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements I'm this column VIII be charged at
nate Of l5c for two lines one insertion. two inser-
tons, CSC. one week Soc
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CARD.
STEINWAY & SONS,

Manufacturers Of Piano. Fortes,
Steinway Hall, NEW YORK, Juno g. 1888
This is to certify that we have this dav.
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
of STEINwAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS.
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MEMPHIS
HIGH SCHOOL,
NO. 100 MARSHALL AVENUE.
MEMPHIS

'THE MEMPHIS HiGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
l will open Monday, september ~, 1883,
with ADDISON W. LYNCH, An, and K NJ
RoLFE, All, Associate Principals aidoi by
competent assistants
Special attention will be given n the preparation
" youGg men for business aud for admission 10
the leading colleges Advanced methods will ba
employed; work will be thorough and discipline
strict
Tho building Is wcll ventilated and comfortable
the grounds ample. well shaded aud easily acccSSi
bic by the different street cHr lines
Tuition per mouth, payable ia advance, ST. S. "a
aud 81, according 10 grade Parties wishing ~ In,
sure admission foT their sons must make applica
ton Al ONcE Applications may 10 left with col
". Y. Taylor, No. ia Front ttr'yt aud Hon. John
oNerton H., No IA Second street ur may be AL
dressed TO tho prlncipalsnt No lOJ MathAll avenue
Directors
col. wF TAYLOR nov. mo OvERroN, Jr
X H. MAURY. ND, Il q. CRAIG, EsQ,
e. W. MhTCAlF ksQ
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.
DY VIgTUEOF TIM TOWERS ~ nv NEsIED
ID BY csftaiu dessi ~ trust, made June ~ lSsl,
b. Marion smith and hs vile. Allcn o. me ~ ifrs.
tee which g. fcouriod iu the shelby county Regis
tcfs ofioc iu hook ia. NJ page 40, aud default
having hrru made In the obligations thereof and J.
having hcIn 10 requested by the beneficiary Nil' on
Thursday, August so, iSsS,
Al the southwest corner " Main and Madison
streets iu Memphis Taxing District IT shelby
county. Tenn, hcteccn Legal hour, gicI aud sgll
nt public Uutrfy. 20 the highest bidder. for cash,
The following lot 81 land near Memphis shelby
county Tenn. towit Commencing on The south
side IT Broadway 40 feet cost ifnn kayhufn Az.
euus and running theucr Cal with ne line 81
Broadway ~ icCt ~ stake thence south ~ feet
10 stake thence wet 10 feet toa stake. % feet
cat ir1m Hayhum avenue. thence north 10 ityt
o. the bgsiuuiug.
ocl1ck 81 n TRfzEvANT. 1ulslgc.
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FranCO-German War.

RTC Win Novel Startling and Mechanical Effects Realistic TRANSFORMATION ryro
raIS covering M, Of 'na, Crgn.' i,"rgl ,%Ty M"ntrYNw
10, most Marvellous spectacle produced requiring ~ ic wide -
Lights atorTsm Artillery
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
nEIRABLg ROOMS AND BOARD Ar - MAD.
- t1n firot
MICE ROOM. FURNISHED on uNFuENtSnEp
~ With buard Appiyat No - Adams .ifcct
MICE AIRY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD
~ In French family pricC moderate. Adde'S
no Monroe street.
rI,wO RnONs- oNE ~ gNisuED AND ONE rs.
j iurnishcd-With board, ni ih serpni Hrrct
TI,iIKEE or POUR LARGE ROOMS, WITH on
i without hulri. NJ suitable iUf Hight hOusf
keeping. NJ " Market street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
NOire Dame of Mayyimd

Collegiate Institute fpf Young ladies and rtptHfI
tofy tshnui fUf Little Uifis. ENit,A T. o.. iIf#
miles from baltimore Nd. conducted ID thr o..
tnrof Nutu Dame hrnd Tot catalogue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
HOUSES To LIT.

COTTAGE EiGHT ROOFS AND ALL NECEs-
~ nAry out houses IN cool repair garden, cis
tern. well. etc. fronting on fernando sfcct nall.
rnad and Walker avenue lhouse 30 n. southcasi
from city Possession given September ]. Auply
at Na. ~ Union stuct lOatrH LENOM
NIAiN STREET CORNER sroRE-A SPLENDID
vi lccniion fiHturcs In whole or paft ior ale
Applyd No y. Main sitcol
MICE NEw COTTAGE CIIEAP on McLENORE
y ave. garden SPOT Addrys No. % Court 4
MICE CorTAuE. CHEAP. oS MclENoRE Az
d. y cnuc. with doWerl fruit trrcs nni gnrlCn Al
drcg No. % \. COURT Strict.
pEsIDgNCHS 0iyANCEsTREET ALARGE
n aud comfortable cottage Possession lmmc
dihlcly. ~ u TRtLfyAN1, No pMadison sifcct
SToREHousEs Nos los AND ~. MAIN 81
, Possession September ], Is. Apply IN
JAS 'LEE. JR, No. Madison street
SToREuousE 80. ipl MAIN sTREEr SOUTH.
> We, corner Washington lOsscs,ion september
100 jAs LIZ JR. No Madison street
GToRE HOUSES. so @i MAIN AND so. "a
| > iiout slrocu. tom september J. Afsngcinehs
uln D. male With present tenant inf The possession
81 No. "a Trout strcct earlier Than september
sP. READ Union aud Planters nank,
oftOiiN a. CpCkE, 40 - front street
TWO NEw ROOM COTTAGES, CoR PRoviNE
| i and orleans streets Apply ~ W. Goodman,
Room ,, Cotton Exchange Buiiling.
| yI,wo Story uOUsE on CoRNFR or KEEL
i and fiiih street Chelsea Call Al above addfcss
% MN GROOM HOUSES. COR wa AND OAtSE5
- tiN Dpcf month ApplLm o.
90 vANCR sTREEr APrLY TO DIR wa
! = l ! Rogers. ~ Madison street
| Rooms To LIT.
| nEslRABLE OFFICES AND COTTON ROOMS
] ~ M the now Cotton Exchange building AP
ply ~ HENRY HOTTER sccrrinfy.
| L'URNlsHED Rooms
II AtNo ~ Madison street
| nFFiCE...A beautiful double front once mltts
~ Die COT physician, socuni npuf. over ~ Main
| street Apply 10 pcJarlnis Miller a kpolct
DLEAsANtLY SITUATED TuRNisilED AND
u uniutnishci fnpm1 No Z, Naftei street
TWO NICELY TuRNtsIIED.P PLEASANT ROOMS
| i nlso tgu uniumishcd. with Or without board
ia private family. Apply At 10 Vance stfyct
600 MATS ST. t2b. IN ASD tnt flo0Hsl fpH
DJO business of boaniing house q. A.bio'all
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THE ATHENfUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN,

nFFEgs SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES ~ ALL
" departments found IN tho lest schools Tor
young ladies
The Grounds Iiouttccn rcrcsl AMI buildings an
beautifully ioHatni iu ui tho garden sputs' OF
the south. noted int health anl rcnncd society,
int teaching ani I. prepared tn give thorough iu.
siruCliuu in the Lljcfaf. scientific Ornamental of
Practical BRANCHES Ut study.
n'intc dcri ling upon school for Your daughter.
sgni iuf illustrated catalogue aud nJil,g our pason
able terms
UOur. ~, SMITH AN. Pre-, Id.ot.
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DED COW, WITH sPBcRLED FACE, BRANDED
IN with two hearts sTsfklod under huuast Taken
up four weeks ago Apply 10 HtpNuNDoLlNEh
on Craig Place, thfuc nile south ~ NOucuuuah,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
4 COYYOIssEUR ~ APPLE TOpDY

FrOm The Washington Post
Senator Pugh, OF Alabama, who has weather beaten
looking face that Is benevolent and kiIH.
slipping app toddy at Chanberlns the other
ing as II he enjoying something unusually good.
This laid he f. the best OF all drinks. IL is an
apple toddy made OF apple brandy, a little warm water.
baked apple and little An apple toddy Is
an apple teddy II made OF apple brandy. III
tell you why this Is good drink In the first place
good apple brandy Is very pure spirit. man can
live longer and drink apple brandy than anything else in
the world. great deal Of IL before the made
by people their homes and they drank II like
water. IL abso utely pure and have known men
to drink big tumher full day for long lifetime.
Tho good element In this apple today 10 the warm
thas tempers the drink the condition Of tho
stomach 1t Ia hs iced drinks that k people, cold whis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
"CHEEKD ACHIEVES SOME THINGS.

From TIC chicago HcTdIu
There quite big fire the North Side
the other night. Two young men saw tho reflection
in the sky, hailed cab and told the driver 10
drive them to the scene OF the conhagiatlon. He
did so. When they arrived there the burning
structure blazing hercey. Directly across the
way an unoccupied building, yet unfinished, In
or fifty people watching the progress Of the IRE.
One OF the young men In the cab complained that
he could not see the fire His friend said that he
would fix IT," and getting out and going up 10 a
policeman by he said to him Here officer. how
Is ID that those people Overrun my building ?
They are liable 10 deface it, Tic officer addressed
called other policemen and together they cleared
;he vacant building of siehi-seers In a jny. Then
the cheeky young and bis friend took possession
all alone and watched the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
SALE OF AN HISTORIC GEN.
From The London Times.


Messrs. Phillips, son & Ncale OF New-Bond-st,
recently sold by auction large collection OF burmese
Indian and japanese curiOsties, the property OF a
gentleman WHO formerly occupied an official position
IN Ind a. for many years The great attraction OF the
sale was The llndOO Lingam Cod" consisting oi a
chrysOberyl catse-c fixed In topaz. and mounted
IN pyfamidal base studded with diamonds and preC ous
stones This curious relic stood IL inches Ia he ght
II was preserved for more than thousand years In
an ancient temple al Delhi, where acts OF devotion
we're paid before H. by women anxious u have Children
Tie 6@sc IS OF solh I'd, and around Il are set nine
gems or charms diamond, ruby, sapphire, chfy
soberyl catseye, coral pearl, hyacintfine garnet,
rel!ow sapphire and emerald These gems all
riiely car, ed and would doubt, by more scientific
cutting lie greatly improved In value. Round the apex
Of this gold py ramd is a p.in.h set with diamonds;
ON the apex is topaz, lOloths men IN length ana
I6ths OF an inch IN depth, shaped like no seshOe
in thu &c tie OF the horseshoe the great CHI sobey
catseye stands upright This is 15-19ths of an inch
In height and darh brown In color, and shaped Like
a pear. An extremely mobile OF aescent liGh crosses
the length OF the In 0blquc Direction When
lad Shah Bahalor Shah the last King of Delhil was
captured and eXiled 10 the Andaman lses, h Gu zen
secrctcd this GEM and It Wa never seen again un' J.
being distressed during the Mnny, she sold II TO the
present owner. The gem finally knocked down
at f2.45O Mr. >. J. Phillips, jcweilcr New Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

employs fifteen ordained and thirty-three unor..
dained ministers and forty-eight teachers OF
both sexes, with forty lay helpers; that it has
1888 members and 1870 adherents, WIN an
average attendance OF $500 IL supports thirty.
three Sunday -schools, with an attendance OF
1,4l6 and thirty day-schools with 2,29g pupils
enrolled; holds religious services in slXty-two
places; and has within the year printed $1,000
copies of periodicals and tracts which aggre-
gated $50, 600 pages. 1t was determined to ere
ate Chapel Building Fund within the mis-
sion and TO ask special contributions TO IL from
the congregations already established and from
friends of the work 1t was also determined, In
compliance with "a request from workers In
of the Church in February next for the pur-
pose of organizing the entire mission into an
Annual Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
ExCEPTIONS TO TIE RULB.
Oakland lCal.l Trlbune:

TIOm TIC VdlIdIII NNdI'T IIIDUII0'
The maddest woman ! ever saw, renarheu Non,
ductor sam Bones, was who hal Just been saVcl
from death. She was an old woman and Vas stahulhg
on the track used by the local trains lDc engineer
Whstled but she somewhat deaf and Dad her ears
all muhied up, and did not hear the whistle me
EN- pne came on and on and the old lady stayed calmly
rn The track with her back 10 the oncoming IocOmO,
tive Tvs young men ran from across me slfeel
and dragged the old lady from the track just III tinc
10 save Der rie Welt you would haze thought
that they had done her an rlcpaiable injury; she
s,ormed and raised a row. and all the THANKS thc
young men got for rsking their lives was torrent
Of abuse" -, ,,,,, 49,. ,..,,,
NJ a LITTLE incident out IN the san Joaquin valley.
happened 10 DO there at little station when young
lady fried 10 step upon moving train ana fell nnder
The cars | dragged her ont After she had collected
her wits she flew into passion becais hal spIne1I
In act.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
AN OFF SPELL.
From The Arizona Kicker.


Major Rathbone made a personal assault us last
Tuesday about TO enter the Big Elephant
saloon 10 Interview the Prosecuting Attorney In
gard 10 the Keller affair. We presume It was be-
The Kicker" OF last week referred 70 the Major
as a liar and an absconder We presume IL was
although he made no explanation. A minute before he
seized felt like hghting minute ancrward
we were on the run There timcs when can
fight to the death and other times when can out
run any coyote IN the glorious West. Ths Major
happened 10 get our of night, or he would
otherwise have been reduced to pulp There Is a
good deal of wnking and chucking around town. but
don't anything 10 Ian Fh a. II difn't have
our Off spcs we'd b. veritabe terror TO the whole
district. It's lucky for Arizona that we were born
that Way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
MARRIED UNDER A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tcH

IL is said and IN all seriousness too. thai gentle
man known 10 O good many readers OF Inc DIS
pntcb7 actually married girl under the Impression
thar nc was marrying her sister HIS courtship OF
the other girl had been brief, and the sisters 80
closely resenbled each other that he proposed ana was
accepted before he found out his mistake He has
never confessed that he made this odd error, but
the nirI who lost a good husband because OF II
insists 10 this day the she ought be In her sisters
shoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
An EXCEPTION HARDLY WORTH MENTIONING.

thIcHNO MhII.
An acquaintance OF mine who some years ago sported
Her Maestys service tells little story
about his experience Ireland that apty illustrates the
native for looking az everything In an utterly
ridiculous
He took part day in parade. The grassy PLAIN
upon which the troops marching was bounded In
the distance by low OF Insignificant hills. which
seemed crushed earth by the euphonous title OF Mac
gllieuddys reeks A young Irish Lieutenant rode be
side him.
Dye see them mountings" he ouerted well
them's the highest mountngs In the wurid-oarin far
rim pairtss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
AN EYE TO PROPORTION.

From The Detroit Times.
LITTLE Jimmie who had been taken by his mother
d. hear Hamlet" seemed very much impress ed with the
ghost After he returned home he got his slate and
penc and proceeded 10 dran me characters as they I'M
pressed him His mother SAID
Why do you draw Hamlet 30 small and the ghost
6Wby. mamma" replied Jimmie. " II 10 draw
me and papa. ghost wouldn't be little and papa
big. and this is Hamlets fathers ghost, don't you
see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

49,. .,.s ana thu like The third good feature Of tbs
60 the baked apple 1t goes along as comortaoie oona
tion for the entire drink This is why say an spp
Yah brandy That was an apple brandy made oc'ore
the war by man In Mash County. ~ G. IL was s,os
the color OF claret, and was worth about 90 s
There IA none Of IL in existence now, and don't e s
like IL nowadays The Nash brandy was famous al "''
souih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
A RARE PRIVILEGE.
From The Minneapolis

From The Minneapolis lIIOuhc
A teacher In the infant department Of an Eighth
Ward sunday school recently observed fveyear old
girl I'm the class making des pcraie Efforts 10 suppress
an exhibition Of something which seemed 20 please
her WONDERFULLY Thinking that relieving her mind
might quiet the child the teacher inquired the cause
Of the merIiment.
Why exclaimed the child, my dramma's dead
and papas dom to let sing at re funeral us
af.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23
BUSINESS LIKE, BUT UNCONVENTIONAL.

Vernon West is bright little Washington boy with
energy and plety pretty well combined Tho othcr
night he surprised his parents painfully by a new de-
parture In Ms prayer Instead OF repeating IN,
Usual formula he popped down on his knees ana ex
claimed Hello. Lordl Hello Make me a good lttie
boy. o. Ks ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-23

plays the part Of ingenious damsels What was sara
this may be false though 1t seems probable
that It rested an foundation Of fact France stands
terribly in need OF tho tonic of puritansm- T. O.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-02-17

Messrs. Cox aud Davis, Democratic
delegates in the House, are out in a
card, defining their position in reference
to the tobacco inspection question, That
the Vows therein expressed, were held
by them previous to the election,is es-
tabiished, by the speech made BY Mr..
Cox at Middlctown That the view Ia
ken ty him on that occasion was not the
Que taken by Mr. Hugh Mitchell, Is
evl 'enced by the letter, written by the
latter 70 the former in which he so sta
ted That it Mr. Mitchell's idea
an intention to give free inspection in
Baltimore, there can be no question,
and that it was SO understood by many
Democrats WHO were present at the
Democratic Convention, there is no
doubt. for when the resolution was
adopted BY the convention, prominent
Democrat. looking, We presume, only
to party success, declared then and
there, that its adoption would unques-
tionaby cause the defeat of the Demo
cratic party in the election then near at
hand. how he did not state. but our in
ference was that many lucrative places
would be lost, and the boys knowing
this woull not work with as much zeal
as formerly 1t is in order, for the gen
tlemen who entertained views different
from those expressed 10y Messrs. Cox
and Davis, to give the public the benefit
of them However, We presume, that
the resolutions adopted at the recent
farmers convention, will be sufficient to
express their IDEAS and intentions in the
matter. From present indications the
feature will be abolished,
when that is dome, more will follow
The whole system in few years will be
gotten rid Of, the farmers will not con-
tinue to allow, large salaries paid State
officials when the same work can be done
more efficiently AMI with greater salts
faction by private parties Corporation
"bugaboos" willuot always prevent hard
farmers from fighting hws,
which are only allowed on our statute
books for the benefit Of political workers