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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

New DRESS noDs.-HcnT;cttas in all shades
at prices that defy competition. Come and
see, before you buy. BEACHLEI Il Son, Ha-
sell oOodR Cheap.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

GRoCERIRs.-If You want to see 4 complete
Grocery Store, and wan nice goods at low
prices, go to B~EACHLEY's, at Hagcrstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

SnoEs.-BEACHLEY IL Sos at HagcrstOwn.
have a very nice stock of Shoes. for Ladies,
Misses. Children and Men. Go and see before
YOU buy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

ASD bought very low
and will be sold cheap. BBACHLKT & Son,
Hagerstown-
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Horses and Vehicles.

GAZE Riding and Driving Horres, and stylish
y Vehicles for the accommodation Of the pub
lie, for hire on reasonable terms at the Livery
Stables of STARRY &STUAP.-
Nav Is, 1883.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

New WORK in Dark Calicocs. They arc
beautiful, at BEACHIEY's-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

so PAIRS BLANKETS just received at BRAcH-
LET & Sons, worth IS. but VIII be sold at d
sacrifice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

RICHLY R Rso 4sRd .6Es a aHd t lSse
act; they viii find honorable employment that
will not take them from their homes and fam
lilies. The profits are large and sure for every
industrious person, many have made and are
now making several hundred dollars n month
per day, who is willing to work Either sex,
young or old capital not needed we startyou-
Everything new. No special ability required;
you, reader, can do It as well as any one
Write to us at once for full particulars which
we mail free. Address Stinson & Co, Port
land, Maine December o. 1SS7-Iy-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

It's astonishing how little money it takes 10
sny Summer goods now, a. HIRscEIAS's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28

Every Death Claim has been promptly settled
without delay, litigation, or compromise in any
case.
Attention is directed to the SEMI-ESDow-
MENT Policy issued by this Company, which
combines a Life Policy for the protection of
the children when they are young with an in
vestInent to be paid to the person. whose life
i insured, at the end of given number of years.
This plan is offered as providing. upon pecu-
liarly advantageous terms, the most valuable
features of Life Insurance.
The Policies are made for q limited term of
years,-l5, 20 or 25.-and at the end of that
term. if death has not occurred, there is paid
an Endowment, u sum equal to onc-half the
face of the policy.
Dividends are declared upon these policies.
which may be applied as cash in reduction of
premium or in the purchase of additions to
the amounts payable under the policies
which will thus be considerably increased.
~ The policy holder who cannot continue
his payments of premium is protected by dis
tinct provisions for n paid-up policy to be
granted in the event of lapse. This Is usually
not the case witt Tontinc policies.
NIMROD TRUSSEL.L.
General Agent for jeff. Co.
Charlestown. Jan. 10, lSSS-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
Improved s SUI Plow
BEATS THE WORLD !.

TIME opening sales of our new and improved
SuNFIsH PLow were far beyond our most
sanguine expectation. and its praise has been
sounded far and wide for quality of work and
lightness of draft. Our business has not
been confined to this and adjoining counties,
but we are receiving orders from abroad
Farmers are learning not to buy n poor imple-
ment because it is cheap. but get the best and
gain IN good crops. There are several good
all others. In the first place, it is made of the
very best material. and secondly. it is a
Wrought Pillow, and can he repaired by any
ordinary workman. and at n less cost thirdly,
it cuts off the land level below before COM
mencing to turn the furrow, thereby leaving
the ground to get the full benefit of a rainfall.
while other plows trough it out, leaving the
water to follow the trough. II can be adjusted
TO a nicety to cut any desired width of furrow
works easy with two or three horses. Try the
PIow. We don't give a Chrome with each
Plow, but we do give satisfaction. Our Three
horse Sunfish beats the world. q
WERLICH & WELLER.
Charlestown, w. Va.
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May Is, 1888.
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DAILY.

At Boyce. for Wildwood aud Winchester, '
At TroutyiIle for Fincastle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
Clearly demonstrated

Is the fact that strictly cash business can
bo done in Memphis as well NJ elsewhere
Some three years since Messrs. Fly, Her.
ron 4 llobson, three young men whose
faithful apprenuccshipin the grocery trade
had given them ample opportunity 10 dis
cover the disadvantages TO the buyer In
the credit system Of selling groceries, de-
tcrmincd 10 start a wholesale grocery bust
ness which could be conducted strictly on
a cash basis. The result has proven that
their Judgment was correct, ~ they have
built up Ia the short time Of three years a
business which Is hardly second 10 any In
Memphis in their line. THIS firm carries
one Of the largest and most complete stocks
Of groceries 10 be- found In Memphis or the
south. They buy In large quantities for
cash, thereby securing the lowest possible
figures ut which goods can be bought, and
enabling them 10 sell 10 their cash Gus
TONERS at very small margin Of profit.
The popularity OF this firm aud their meth
obs Of doing business Ii shown by the fact
that many Of their customers arc mcr-
chants who have dealt ior years with the
old credit houses "A very significant fact,
aud goes 10 prove that country merchants
| throughout The territory tributary to Mem
| phis are getting on a better financial
basis. II IL satisfaction 10 know
that the cash system Of doing bushes.
II gaining ground IN the south. II show,
that live, wido.awakc merchants, the elias.
of merchants whose trade Is the most val
liable, recognize the fact that their profit,
are better, their business In n safer cnnli
ton whom they take advantage oi the casl
system In purchasing their goods Thcs,
points are well worth the consideration o
the trade.
10 those who desire 20 buy thcil
groceries for cash, McSr. Fly, llcrroi
\ llobson offer a large, clean stock oi gro
ccriCs, including the best goods IN h
found In the market at very close prices
The cash system, together with the clos,
attention 10 their business given by cacl
OF the members ot this firm guarantee,
them, In the near future, the leading posi-
ton IN the wholesale grocery trade O
Memphis.
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the success Of the disposal Of garbage by ere

the success Of the disposal Of garbage by ere
"All who are concerned in this important
subject Will look forward with great interest
TO paper on cremation to be
read at the Milwaukee meeting of
the American Public Health associa-
ton in November next by Oscar c. DeWolf,
NJ. d., the eminent health commissioner Of
Chicago.
I'VE have seen how very recent Is the re-
sort to cremation for getting rid of garbage
and other refuse in America, and it may
with truth be claimed that Mr.. ]. NJ.
Heating, OF Memphis, familiar with
epidemics, first set this ball in mo-
ton. At the indianapolis meeting of the
American Public Health association October,
1882 he presented paper on "The Crema-
ton OF Excreta and Household Refuse" He
closes the paper thus: "There Is no real
safety save by cremation. Yankee ingenuity
once directed in this channel will doubtless
be equal to the emergency, and provide just
the kind OF cheap furnace or stove necessary
for the purpose. BY this means and this
alone can the ultimate of sanitation be re-
allied"
Alreany, in 1870, Mr.. Heating had
presented his views on this subject
through the New York Herald, and
with the Endorsement OF that in
huential paper. In the American Public
Health association, however, he had a deeply
interested auditory of experts and his views
attracted much attention. He was induced
by many of its active members 10 prepare an
elaborate paper for its meeting at st. Louis,
October, 1884, which was published under
the little, 'rhe Ultimate Of Sanitation by
Fire" This is probably the most complete
and thorough monograph on the subject in
the English language. IL was widely circu-
lated in the volumes of the American Public
Health association and other channels.
individually, Isubscribe to the principles
and practical conclusions maintained and ex-
planned by Mr. Heating and feel quite conf
dent that in few years Yankee inventive
ingenuity will provide in great perfection
the apparatus necessary for daily and cheap
use.
ION this occasion have confined myself
to the cremation OF garbage, because / am
convinced that IL will speedily come into
use throughout America with like rapidity
as has electric lighting and will pave the
way for wider and more perfect application
OF sanitation by fire."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

ST. Iouiz, Mo, June . Tho June meeting
u the s. Louis jockey club closed today
with fair weather good crowds and n track
slow from recent rains. The meeting has
been a successful one both from n financial
aud rnciug standpoint, aud iayOmhly com.
pans with previous years.
First Race =lurc tDu. seven furlnura.
starters. Luke Alexander. iis pounds.
Sutherland, 10 to I; Chancellor iU5. Rrrck.
lnfidgc, mtp 1. ronimmons, iU7. Vincent 2
30 l. kittic rcnsc. rs. Rollins, ~ tn I; Car.
ncgic, Us, Inul, Ia I, Jacobin, rs, kilcy.
I 10 10. Kemp nillnpl. H.. Maddox, 20 tn I;
only Dare isO. Sccman a. to /. Viscion. nj
A. Coyington, . to T. Hattie u. ZOE warlck,
~ 10 l. Auctions Incohin barred. pcrim.
mons, So, Carnegie, en-. Only Dare. Al.
field, 80 lerImmous lei into the stretch
aud Won a half length from Chancellor
SECOND, Incobin third Timc-l32i,.
Second l,ncc-Sclling purse. tOO. one
mile. Starters Tudor AZ, A. Coyinrton, 7
10 .. Fraud, ~, Stern, ~ ~ 1; wahoa. ia
| lAml, a. l. lrmn ~ iU1, Warick, ~ to 1.
| llouppc. ins. breckenridge. Z ta 1, IAN.
/ Ghetto. ~, CLARK 40 to T. Tom Berlin. %
/ Bum, ~ tn 1. Irish Fat ~. nrIonr. n to a
/ Pools Tudor $40. lrish Pat, t33 Wnhon.
| 81. field, tl2 Tom BERLIN took the lead and
| held u 10 the thrcquarics. when Wahoo
came ont and won easily. lrma n scrond
! Irish Tat thiui Time tHt.
Third Race NOstnl stakes. $1,000 five fur
| longs. Starters loonctte ~ aal 10
/ l. The Luncss, ~, Armstrong. 10 s. Laura
| Stone, 10 Hamilton, 90 ~. Retrieve. ~
| Winchette, s. rOols--iaurn Stone. t25
! The Lionc,s aud Retrieve. slG Lconrtte ~.
! II was prcitry race throughout, Tho Lion.
c,s winning by n nose from laum stone
SECOND, Retrieve length behind third and
and lruucttc last, Tmc---iOia.
Fourth uco--Gmnits Mountain stakes
| 1900. one mile and a quarter Starters.
Icrm Gotta, ~, kilcy, To- q. silver He'll
| h, Wnrck q Ia q lelcN no Tnnl 40 Ia 1!
Lewis Clark ia Fuller, a. /. PARAGON. III
! Hamilton. 10 I. Pools Term Gotta. az.
silver licll ii LOWS Clark s5 neld. A.
silver Doll lei to the thrrc.iourth mile pole,
when Ttrra Gotta mn out OF the bunch and
Won length from Paragon, sccund. Lewis
CLARK uiri Timc--2.iiA
ltith Race -Siecplcchasc pure !DOl. full
ouure. SiaHcu Uncle Dan, laS. Hunt. s
TO !, Tennessee, i70, Canayan, to o. Cheat.
fellow, i5s Storms 7 90 l. Puolv Tonnes.
..e, tlG Uncle Dan, o. Chestfcilow, a.
uhole Dan lei oil around the oourse, With
lshurHoe second, bu, The Caravan fan apou
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
Diamond Dots.

BosToS, Mass, June 0.---Tcn thousand peo-
pie saw Harvard defeat Yale by score Of
10 at Cambridge this afternoon. Yale
must now win both her remaining games "a
tic Harvard, and cannot pass her.
THE Thomas II. Allen, and the Arthur r.
Taylor mines played game Of ball saturday
evening. The score. Thomas II. Aliens q, A.
Il Taylors 10. There were many pretty play.
made. They play next Saturday again.
THEE game IN have been played yesterday be.
tween picked mines Of the Memphis and Ath.
lciic clubs was postponed on account Of rain
until tomorrow az O'Clock m. Ewing and
Vaughn and Rudolph and Mckconigh will
be the batteries.
TmE Blues Of the Amateur Athletic asso.
citation defeated the Helena Grinlcrs at He.
lena Thursday by the score Of : to q. The
Grinlcrs were reinforced by battery from
Memphis but notwithstanding the Blues car.
ricd of the honors Of the field.
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Ihr aii.in,tirra

OF the Cole Manufacturing company can
still find q larv stock OF sash, loon,,
blinds and lumber at their salcsrDom. cor.
ncr Second aud Union streets 4 carload
Of Cartcrs lead was received Yesterday
and carload oi pure linsccd Oh will ar.
rive Monday, on all which goods We will
quote lowest prices to the trade. A late
direct importation Of French plate glass
enables ~ 10 supply the genuine French
glass 10 thosc Who desire superior goods.
Our stock Of OIL the different grades Of
foreign and domestic glass IA complete, and
We invite comparison of prices with any
aud oil other dealers The reputation II
the Cole Manufacturing company issccond
30 no house IN their line In the south or
southwest Tor handling reliable goods nj
lowest market prices. Prompt, courtcou.
attention accorded TO all customers.
whether YOU wish 81 worth or Sl,OoI
worth NJ goods. our stock Of paints and
oils IN the larp'at In the south, our prices
right Respectfully,
COLu MANUFACTURING Co,
Second aud Union SlrcctA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
Philadelphia 2. Pi,,sburg I.

Pn1LADELriuA, Pa. June 0.-Philadelphia
again defeated Pittsburg today in a close but
tedious game. Gleason was very effective
but was little unsteady, sending five men
TO base on balls, A single hit would have
won the game for the visitors at several
junctures. Carroll was decidedly OF In his
throwing Score:
i'hiladclph ia...""..-"-.l 0 0 o.
l1ttAburg. ..,."..-.,.,..,.,..O OIL
Earned runs-Philadelphia I. Two-base
Farrar. First on balls-COleman, Dunlap,
Maui, Smith, 2. Hit-Carroll. First on err
rors-Philadelphia, !; rittsburg 2. Struck
out--Philndelphia, o. Pittsburg, 3. Wild
pitch-Morris, 1. Time--l:iO Umpire.
Decker.
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Louisville -. Kansas go, ..

LousNtutr NY. June y Under the new
management Louisville put up brisk game
ON their r,ium tu the home grounds this nf.
lorn'uu and defeated Kansas City easily.
Wolf ici with the stick aud nrowninr and
White closely followed. Kansas CITY
couldn't hil Chamberlain until the last la.
ming When De- lee up and they BROUGHT la
thrcc runs Louisville was the better bal lie
Held. truss APPEARED again and caught 4
good game. Holly aw the ramr today. ~
j. given % banquet by hls udm.tu tnu'rLt
aud leaves for Washington Monday. Sclrr.
oua.i...y.i,,Ie,.......-.........-o oooll0 o..
Summary Earned runs louisville s.
Kansas city 2 Two base hits. Urownins
WUfi Wcuick Smith Chamberlain. Tbroe
las Browning White. First base on
balls--Chamhorlain. McTamnany. Donohue.
lint hnsc on crron-.l Louisville %. Kansas
city 3. Struck out---By Chamberlain o. Nv
Porter 2. Passed baiIs.-nunich . Will
piich--t chamberlain. Time -l.l1. Umpire
.--ICrfur1u.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
NEW ORLEANS DEFEATS THE BIRM-
INGHAM CLUB,
And Memphis Sill Holds Second Place
Indianapolis Succeeds in Downing
the Senators-Ch Chicago Wins from
New York.

The Memphis club has returned in good
shape. All the players who have been on
the sick list, Andrews, Reccius and Cline,
are rounding to rapidly, and when the league
season reopens next Friday the boys will be
in fine trim to play ball. All considered, the
team did remarkably good work on the trip,
winning five out of twelve games played,
while experimenting with new catcher and
playing two untricd men successfully on frst
base. The fiist Murphy, proved inilurei
his successor, Bowers, covered the bag well,
however and did great work with the stick
at important junctures. He will probably
porve q valuable addition To the club. ku.
dolph, the new pitcher, is said to be so wild
that il Is impossible TO form an estimate as 10
his ability. II he can acquire better control
OF the ball he may prove jewel. McAleer
is getting 10 be terror with the bat, and his
batting record during the trip surpassos all
others. The desire TO see the boys resume
work is genuine, and there will doubtless be
a good crowd on hand next Friday when the
umpire shouts "Play ball"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
CIurInnatIa. ~. Ioutsh.

CtNuvyAri o., June 0.-1hc Cincinnatis
celebrated thcir return home by defeating
the g. Louis browns today In q closely con.
tested and exciting Fnmc The fielding Of
fcnuclly and the batting II Lyon, and
Reilly wcr the features of ihc rme. At
tendance 30 slUry
gIuIIuuHu ...a... .........I q o o %
20 Louis ........a......o % 0OOl %
Earned runs-riu,innau Q. st. Louis O.
Two h1sr hit=lntham Three base hits
Goruolly, Curkhill, Baldwin Lyons, Ne
earthly. Home rnu-licilly Double plays
Latham. t0mIsky. First base ON balls
Nicol llthy pitched ball--rrhcau, Fint
has" ON errors Cincinnati ? g. Louis l.
Struck out.-liy King a. boy Wan l. Passed
halls--MuIlinn 2. Imc--i.ia Umpire
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

White Sulphur Springs, Va, ON the line
oi tho Norfolk q Western railroad, tho
largest, most popular and elegantly
equipped Watering place In the mountains
Of Virginia. with a capacity for zoo gucsis.
and crowded al last season with the most
select society, now open for the reception
oi guests, under management Of the pro.
pricion, Geo. W. fagg 4 Co. Newly
rctiicd with modern designs In furniture
aud table var, and cottages resembling
IN model andin interior appoin,mcnis.nnd
clogancics Tie patterns nj lonr Branch
and other famous beaches Of the Atlantic
coast Closc connection via H. r. V. 4 q.
railroad. For pamphlets, schedules, etc.
apply'to general soliciting passenger agent
OF Capt W. u. Bcyill, general .passcngrl
aud ticket agent, Roanoke, Va.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
LEAGUE aauIs.
Nrr YnrI. rhisnra.

NV YoaE, June e.--.Fully 1900 people.
the largest attendance Of the season saw
the ChicagoS defeat the Giants today In a
rather miniorostng game. Al Tie men
under contract 10 New York marched 10 the
hack center field and Then b. the home. plate.
where each dotted bis high white hat aud
bowed with ihc utmost dignity TO the vast
hroag. This, Will ibc fact that they wore
loosc-ltilnE wal oN tails and linen busters.
glit tho spas iaior' in The beet II humor.
The attempt ~ lir original In their cndeayor
N Initiate TIE chia-haiuinfr coated Chlcaros.
who had mArul,cd acrUe the diamond bat
Gftcen nilnuics before, Was voted q success.
keefs and kwing occupied the points for
toe Giants Tho former was M hard NJ
timer Come Of the New York team hclded
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

June II TO 10 Inclusive, good returning
willie railroad will ell tickets TO ST. Louis
aud return for 81. W. Tho Memphis Man
nacchor have selected this limo 10 leave
next Tuesday evening NJ $50 o'clock, and
invite all their friends 10 Join them.
Through coaches and slccpen. Tickets on
sale ai city office, 5l2 Main street, and at
depot. JonN \. Scorr,
Ticket Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

wrctchedly at critical points, Krock pitched
for the White Stockings, and, outside of a
poor throw by DAILY, his catcher, he received
perfect support Score by innings
New York 1 0 0 0 o o. 3
Chicago. ......-................4. o o 0 g. 8
Summary: Earned runs--New York 2,
Chicago4. Home rnn--O' llourke. First on
balls---Connor. First on errors--New York
3, Chicago 2. Struck out---By Keefe o, by
krock TO- Passed balls---Ewing 8. Time
2l0. Umpirc---Valentine.
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IndispapoIs. 4, washington 2.

WASHINGTON, June 0--The Washingtons
presented another game to the indianapolis
team todoy by their miserable fielding and
weakness at the bat. Score:
Wellington. .........0 3 0 o 0 O-S
lndinnapolisu.".. .........2 o o 0 -
Earned Washington, ., Two base
hit-lrwin. Three base hit--Myers, 2.
Double play-Myers and 0'Brien. First
on balls-lioy, 2. First on errors--Wash-
ington, 1; indianapolis, O. Struck out
Daley, 2; o'Dricn, Shomberg. Timc-l:60.
Umpire-Daniels.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

A choice stock Of gents and boys boots
and shoes has just been received by J. NJ.
llill 4 Company, No. 33S Main street,
corner OF Union. These goods are Of the
best make TO be found in the leading mar.
kcts Of tho north aud east, and are war
mnted to give satisfaction. The line Of
ladies', misses and children's shoes can.
not be excellcd by any house in the city.
They are OF the latest spring and summer
styles known TO the leading markets, and
are offered for sale at the lowest possible
prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
nroohI,np. VIr,eInnd a.

Nav NoHE, June D-Tho Brooklyns had
a. easy time In their game with the Clcye.
lands today. Their batting was good at
times but the game wasdull. Score:
Cleveland ................--2 o % o
lrpoki, u-...........s......A 0Ol OOa o 90
Summary, Earned runs.--Clcvclnud Q,
nruuklyn 4. Two hHsc hit-Caruthcrs
Thrc base hits -- Mcclellan, Mckcon.
Double plays--Mckcon aud faaiE. First
base on balls iakcloy. Mcclellan. lhdfurl.
Smith. First base on Cleveland q
Bnpoklyn4 Struck out brooklyn i,Clcyc
land 5. Time--i o. Umpirc---MCQuaid.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
To Ner,ou. Men.

Ifyou will send us your address, We will
mail YOU our ILLUSTRATED pamphlet explain.
ing al about Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Violate Belt and Appliances aud their
charming effects upon the nervous dcbili.
tnied system. aud how they will quickly 10.
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you are thus athlete J. We viii send you q
liolt aud Appliance 0n trial.
NoiTAic nHia Co.. Marshall. Mich.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
NonnirN Merchants.

Our large stock OF Dry Goods, Laccs,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Crockery, Toys,
etc, must be closet out this week at much
less than market prices, IA We have no
room 10 retail them; 1000 dozen Coats and
Clark's threads NJ SIC per dozen. This Of
icrs a rare chance 10 merchants buying for
TALL trade. j. FisnER 4 Co.,
asa Main Street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
Athletics rs. baltimore ~.

BALTIMORE, Md, June 0.-Tcrrihc batting
wns the feature Of today's baltimore. Ath-
ic,ie rnme aud the visitors had the best ~ Il
oil the way through Both smith and Sow
uri were unsteady and their curves were
never hard TO solve. Attendance 1000
Scurr.
Baltimore ....... ............i I Ol0ia IL
Aih'cii1s ...a.,..,.........i 2 o I'D
Earned Runs-laltimorc :, Athletics n.
Twu.Llsc hits-Trutt, Poorman, Lyons and
WEIGH Thrcc.haso hits-Trott Seward lar.
lin aud WEIGH Double pluy-Stoycy aud
Bauer. First ON balls.=Oh smith \, oil Sow
arb T. llit-Smith; Shindle and Gleason.
First ON Baltimore I. Struck out
by smith g. by Seward 0. Wild pitches
seward 3, Time iu lmpirc-Docschcr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

FRsr-cLAss table board at Fransiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom-housc.
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals IS cents