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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-03


tern large lots, near Government hill, beau
uiuhy sHuateu 1D
| Two hoautifuI b,ud,r, to,s nj, s,a,uo N
| the bouIeyard of San AniopSo can I've hovybi
cheap and on reasonable terms. aIi
Alamo plaza Rock house OF rooms, bath
room, hall. large galleries. stable and out.
houses, nearly an acre of ground, with four
large pecan trees and other shade trees. $500
cash. and balance In two years time at 10 per
cent. No. co.
500 acres of farming and grazing land.
chocolate loan soil, all under good wire fence
anu wen Watt req py sprlnRs' vino mills anu
sanks, Sot,as, etc nouse OF Ioonis, ~
menu o. a a,i nnd mois,eh Sa tb ,nis
tancn Us nncy Iocaleu III, IN ono OF Ine mus.
n n,inns eou a III ieAas anu eap "a, po
ooueh' very cheap. V-l
1000 acres In Atascosa county, all under
and wind mills. house of Z rooms ali eeiicd'
barn corrals pens. etc, loo head of graded
cattle; this land lies in a beautiful valley and
Is unsurpassed IN richness OF SOIL %
i4s0 acres is McMullen county, unimproyed,
watered by three creeks and natural tanks.
can be bought for & 70 DER acre and YEAR,
time 81
Coz .,.,, 81, ,o.,o.,, 1901, IL. .o,.., -,
,, ott an, a., n ,i sly a,I, wv
,as, Soai ~, a ahS , al S i, ~
oi toi VI .uis ,au - o ~ neequ9e anu anu
timber for protection aud home use. 1t is well
watered BY three streams with natural tanks,
lakes and wells, all improvements are new
From the dwelling a view of the whole ranch
can be had. Price $500 per acre. one third
Two beautiful corner Iots ON Galiad street.
Ugl-I
A rool mud ,rsma ho,so n, ? roo,n. ,.s,,v
now tenament hnnso saoros -, Irsaaabi, ian2
',,r en- 81, 49,. 80 20 VI 81.
$500 ~ , ., , e.s,,
co., ~. snt,dI,JiaS -, "i ts pVhPSSy !
Gan oe suoui'iueo 10 advantage III puiihns
One acre of ground on Government hill
beautiful building site. GIgl
NJ ,..,,o honso -, 10000 o ,,au,,I,..
ror,,s I'LL To- 9uS u aoo l,L az . sI',S'
49,, ~, 80, -, ~ Ha, , 90, VIII TIL ho 81 ~
piyy 49,, go " , III. tno anu UnS
and niceiv naoared ard Emil Srs, niass Nm
nronarty car ba ron,ad ~. so ~ on,h
Price 81 100, half In cash.
rIo,,.., -, ..,. -. eo..,oo g.. ..,.
wato oonya,,ant -, ~, ~, ~ W aS
$780, &c. ~ aao w '''''' 'i '"' ~
0"''' iii'' Si'' 30
Four lots, near l. q G. ~ depot, fine location
Lor stocs pens hydrant water Win switch lor
'"n o'' "
LOO acres fronting on San Antonio river
easy distance from city, 80 acres in cultivation,
nouse q. VI rools' crlo, nne peach orcharu, Soo
her sandy loan soii Sdsntifnt valIey trnntin,,
an the rixar price al IA nor acra n
-o' WV W. "N'
lG0 acres, near Somerset, 40 acres under cul.
tivation, good house, fine timber, black Jack
hickoTy' SIC Y cash. balance In two year,
time Price Al oO0 hair cash balance / and .
years at ner cent IN
''"' ~ p''
9OoO aoras on N,,aoos ri,,ar 4, za,aIIa oo,,,,
~, ali fenced with 4-barbed wires. house of z
rooms stock mems. cOrraIIs etc. fine river moi.
to . Win WIN plenty OF pecan trees, river always
pas run ias wate., neaIy Lnles rlse[ 'front.';
i.aSy aeSes3 W nu'cI IoI stocA' ~ VI the lahu
eau DE culIlNateu, tltle perfect ana tne place
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-03

us up, end Keep us nice and tidy
Whether she was capable Of helping us
in these matters cannot say: all know
is, that she didn't. "What kin you ex-
pectg' asked her father. in extenuation;
Cher mother was the darter of burned
greaser, end it amt the Kids fault If
she's got greaser blood in her..
We came up with the Judge at the dock
gates, where he stopped to address po-
liceman stationed there.
kin you tell me, my friend, he sand,
"where the best bank in this town is To-
catedg"
l think the policeman's first impression,
as he regarded us, was that we had fell
onious purpose in asking this question,
for he did not reply Immediately, and
with reluctance directed us to the High
Street, and told us to inquire there Of
someone else.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-03

A FRAME HOUSE of seven rooms, hearly
"A new, line ard with hydrant and cistern
water, half block from street ear line and only
hve minutes walk from Nam plaza, fine hot
half cash. TsrS
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DOCK HOUSE of ten rooms, stable, a very
III large lot with river front and good shade
three blocks from court house. Price 5000,
t32)-2
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''ls 1t pOsslDley Come with me. Eight
hundred and twenty cara;sl" said Sir
Edmund. in great excitement Bring
light into the library a, once, he cali
ed to one of the servants,
We went into the library, where l cut
the stitches of the case, took out the
Great Hesper and put il into Sir Ed
mund's hand, by which time a reading
lamp had been brought in.
1T is true! it is true!' said he, eXamin-
ing it under powerful light. "A Won
derful stone-a perfect form-a prodigy!
Come here, Edith; look at this!'
A young lady who had entered the
room drew near. II was only by looking
at the facet we had had cut and polished
that she could distinguish that this was
a diamond, for it was duh and gray, and
looked like a lump of glass that had
passed through the fire.
at is an extraordinary size, Is IL not,
papaT she asked.
Extraordinary, indeedl The Kohl
moor is not fourth of the size! See
what the book says about that; get down
Hayden, my dear"
Miss Lascelles fetched the book, while
her father still examined the stone, as
oaA a sioe picSS, aie PhSo-
emily read aloud
Its original weight was nearly 800
carats, but it was reduced by the unskil-
fulness of the artist--Borghese, a Vene-
tian-to 279 carats; its shape and size re-
ssmbled the pointed half rose cut Of a
small hens egg; the value is scarcely
computable, though two millions sterling
have been mentioned as justifiable
price, if calculated by the scale employed
by the trade. This diamond was recut
in 1852, and now weighs 102 1-2 carats. "
Good, goodv' cried the baronet.
with skilful cutting, diamond of such
a form as this need not lose 100 carats.
Heavensr' he exclaimed, turning to us,
''yOu have the greatest treasure in the
world"
"Give me your hand, Thorne; hold
me-" said Van Hoeck in low voice, and
speaking thickly.
turned quickly, and caught him as
he reeled forward; for he had tainted,
either from the want OF food, from in
tense excitement, or both.
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S. & A. p. Railroad.


ave San Antonio for Corpus
Christi, Houston and Galveston at. ii co a. IN.
Leave San ANTONIO for Kerrville. -. 600 p. IN.
ARRIVALS.
From Galveston, Houston and Cor
pus Christi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5:JO p. IN
From Kerrvilie at. 1850 a. IN.
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5000 acres, in Atascosa county, 2 wind mills,
two tanks good house, ~ acres in cultivation,
pl .nty of large timber and very little brush,
600 yearllngs, 80 Missouri mares, = Kentucky
jacXs, mules and farming implements. This
ranch is u bargain. Price "a per aero 90
New frame house of four re oms. Dining
room and kitchen separate. Beautiful yard,
city water, fine shade, located on Madison
street. Price $500, one-halT cash. t9s4j
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1905 acres, in Zavalla county, about II miles
southwest of Uvalde, on the Nueces river; soil
black loan and pOrtiI II sandy; good timber
along the river, frame house lBXl6, with gal
lery, stock pens, etc, all well fenced, water In
centre OF tract in natural tanks, 80 feet of wa
ter In river, mesquite, grass, aud very fine.
Price 81 30 per acre. (S2l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-03

5000 acres, on Nueces river, in Zavalla coun
", all fenced with 4-barbed wires, house of 3
rooms, stock pens, cOrralls ETC., fine river bot
tom with plenty OF pecan trees, river always
has running water, nearly 2 miles river front.
Easy access TO water for stock: u of the land
can be cultivated: title perfect ana the place
bargain. Price 50 per acre GlI)
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-03

Dairy, vegetable farm and chicken ranch,
IL acres of fine irIigaDle land well fenced,
good dwelling, barn, stable, sheds, etc, fine
improved stOcE, glenty of farming implements
and coed da ry outfit with good cash trade,
Location inside of city limits, can be bought
cheap and good terms. QU2)
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE: "A LARGE ?

elV' MI IHUuerH ImpfONemenls
and convenicnces. A beautiful yard, two lots
with tine grass, flowers and shrubbery. One of
the best residences in the city, delightfully."- To-
Gated on San Pedro avenue. GIG
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lGO acres, near Somerset, 40 acres under cul-
tivation, good house, fine timber, black jack
hickory, etc. Il cash, balance in two years
time. Price $1,000 half cash balance I and
years at : per cent. y)
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Large brick store l2x36 feet and dwelling
4 rooms, acres of land enclosed and IA lot
good water on both places, situated on one
the best Travelled roads In Bexar county. Ca
be bought dirt cheap. Fine place for bus
ness. Price 81, 800. 49,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
THE PRISON ASSOCIATION
Adjourns to Meet In Nashville In octo.
Dor, Next Year.

BosroN, Mass, July l0.-Announcc'
mcnt was made at the opening OF today's
session Of the Prison association that the
old officers would be- continued. The rs
ISOLATION had been invited to Nashville,
Tenn, and the next meeting would he
held there, about the middle Of October,
1889. Mr.. Elmorr, president OF the Wis.
consin State board u charities, objected
a. Nashville, saying the association had
been shabbily treated nj Atlanta and Ten.
ncsscc did not oven srnd n delegate.
Mr.. FELTON,, Of Illinois, made warm
defense Of Atlanta.
Secretary woir also defended Atlanta
hospitality.
Ex.Prcsidcnt Hayes said that the rcccp
ton at Atlanta was perfectly cordial and
satisfactory.
Objection was Withdrawn and Nashville,
WAS approved. Charles T.. FELTON,, oI
Chicago, then presented the report Of ia,
standing committee ON police. II was .
dissertation on the qualities desirable IL
police forces. The report Of the standing
committee on discharged prisoners wal
then presented and briefly debated, aitcI
which the association adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

o'clock Wednesday evening. Perkins
wis bathing when he was seized with
cramps and sank below the surface before
assistance could he rendered. The body
was recovered by white fisherman yes.
terday morning Deputy Coroner Powell
held an inquest on the body, the jury re-
turnnga verdict Of accidental drowning.
The family grocery Of II. q. Oats & Co.,
corner OF Grecnlaw and Fifth streets,
Chelsea, was attached yesterday morning
for amounts aggrcgating 500. Attach.
ments from the following amounts have
been assured by squire Powell: q. W.
Pryor, 81; Wills Stationary company,
sl7. 30; Mckinney, McKnight& Co, S2l so
u. J. Semmes 4 Co, Sj06j; The Oliver
Finnie Grocer company, S52.2j. Lewis 4
Levy. SlO.I3; =. J. Moran Il Co., S22.9j
Dean-lily Coffee and SPICE company
S2iII
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
HAaGERTY's INHUMANITY.
Brutal Assault, with Murdorous Inten

Brutal Assault, with Murderous Intent,
Upon His Pretty Young Daughter.
Robert llaggerty, transfer agent of the
Mississippi & Tennessee railroad, who was
arrested some weeks ago on a bench war
rant issued by Criminal Court Judge Du-
Dose, charging him with wife whipping,
is in trouble again, aud il caught will pay
dearly for his last oiIcnsc.
lIaggcrty, with his wife and daughter,
a young lady about eighteen years ol age,
reside on iarm at Nonconnah, six miles
from the city. ON the Mississippi 4 Ten
ncssce railroad.
Last Tuesday llagGarty became inccnsed
at his daughter and began to abuse her,
She tried TO paclfy him by the use of
gentle words. This seemed to anger
him all the more, and he finally
struck her several blows in the face, Telling
her TO the floor. While in this condition
the inhuman father caught her by the hair
and dragged her around the room. lie
| continued this brutal treatment until ho
stumbled over chair and fell himself.
Quickly rising he took n new hold
upon her hair and pulled some
OF il out by the roots The un-
fortunate young lady's cries attracted
the attention OF two colorcd ncighbors.
They ran 10 her rescue and arrived in
time To see llaggcrty pull out revolver,
| but before lac could use it they grabbed
him, and after n scutllc succeeded IN
wrcnching il from his hand.
Some OF llaggcrtv's friends learned Of
| the monstrous attack and advised hin
| to leave the country until the matter died
out. lie needed their advice and went "a
fernando, Miss. where lac remained un
Ill yesterday, when lac learned. by som,
means, that his wife and daughter had
como 10 the city and taken M
their abode with friends at th,
corner Of Vance street and MADDEN
avenue. lie Immediately came here nnt
repaired to the place where his family
were stopping, hut WIS refused admission
10 the house. lie made several threats
and to prevent him from carrying ther
into execution, a policeman has been lie
tailed 20 guard the premises.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
MONTGOMERY WINS.
Ed. Corrigan's COLI Captures n Good
Race ut Chicago

Stoney Montgomery, Ed. Corrigan's
promising three year old, won a good race
at Chicago last Tuesday, which is described
by the Chicago Herald
The betting. Stony Montgomery, SEQ,
Keynote, SIS; Montpelier sl2; field, -.
Books 3 to against Keynote, s 10 )
against Stony Montgomery, 3 to ! against
Montpelier to against Doc Frame, and
from 20 to 30 10 | the others.
At the second attempt the lot got of to
a fair start, Jesse Mcfarland leading, with
Montpelier second, and Stoney Montgom.
cry third. At the quarter pole Doc Frame
took second place, Mcfarland still lead.
ing. At the half Montpelier drew up,
aud Frame dropped back, aud at the three.
quarters Mcfarland was beaten. Mont
pclier lei into the straight, but hall way
down Vincent challenged him on Mont
gomerv, and after good race home III,
Corrgan horse won by q neck from Mont
pcllcr, Keynote being third, and McFar
land fourth. Timc-l:i5l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Harry Johnson, n colorcd tonsorial artist,
was arrested yesterday on the charge Of
stealing a coat from n couniryman.
Squire Gutenberg yesterday committed
Joseph West, colored, charged With vile
whipping. 10 jail W await the action OF tho
grand jury.
Nancy Cooper, colored, suspected Of
numbering her three months old child
several DAYS ago. was tried before Justice
Ilughcy YESTERDAY morning and discharged.
Robert lockwood 4 Co. ARE erecting a
handsome two story brick stable on Third
street. corner Of Monrpe The structure
will cover nearly half of square. II
will be completed about the middle Of Au-
gust.
George G. Burnett, q young white man
reading at Walker aud Indiana avenues,
Fort Pickering. was arrested by officer Sui.
liyan. last night, iur making his wife the
obIcctoi muscular blows The unfortunate
woman was rather badly punished.
Annie Randolph, propnctrcS Of the
gilded mansion Of sin No ~ Market
square. complained TO the police yesterday
that her house hal been entered and
robbed twice this month ~ money aud
icwclry valued at about sljj. There Is no
clcw 10 the thief.
More than 500 were subscribed ai the
Merchants exchange yesterday Tor Mru
q. o. Johnson. the mother Of four child
rem, ruthlessly deserted by her husband
II Is proposed to mako the amount 500
and Secretary T.. A. Keeling will receive
subscriptions.
Fam Alexander. a well known near'
crook, was arrested yesterday morning a
the Louisville a Nashville depot for steal
ing purse containing s6.Gj from Jcnni'
Iooncy, colorcd. Alexander claims tia
he took the purse In q spirit Of Fun. "
will change his ideas Of "fun" when judy
pulIo.c gcts through with him.
John Henry Lee Perkins colorcd, sgc,
thirteen years, was drowned IN Wol
river near "ochran's saw.p''ll .lsc"'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

The following circular was sent out yes
terday by the Jacksonian club, TO 500
members and other citizens
HEADoulErEE. "JAcKsoSIAS CLun"l
MgNPHIs Tenn, July 10. ISIS. !
Dear Strive have the honor TO notify
you that there will be grand ratification
meeting Of the Democracy OF Shelby
county on the night OF the 30th Of July,
on the Chickasaw bluff, the same TO be un.
der the auspices OF the "Jacksonian Club"
and rs there will naturally be incurred
considerable incidental expense, in max.
ing the rally a signal political success, II
has been considered not inappropriate by
the executive committee Of the club, 10
solicit OF each member OF the Jacksonian
club, and Of the friends OF Democracy
generally, such cash contributions rs they
NAV feel inclined 10 bcstow; and which
fund will be judiciously expended for the
purposes mentioned.
The club Is in communication with sew
cral distinguished orators throughout the
country, who are confidently expected.
ANY courtesy that YOU may feel in
clincd TO extend will be highly apprcci'
ated by those who have ut heart the sue.
cess Of the Jacksonian club aud the Dem.
ocratc party. We are, very truly, etc,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, JAcHsoNIAS CLun,
Contributions may be handed TO com
mittcc Of the club, who will visit you per
sonally.
The following distinguished Democrats
have been invited TO attend aud speak al
the meeting The Hon. Henry Waiter
son, Kentucky; the Hon. r. l.. Taylor
the Hon. lsham q. Harris, the Hon
James Phclan, the Hon. Jesse Norneni
the Hon. J. ID. &. Atkins, the Hon. simon
7. Hughes, Arkansas; the Hon. q. ID
Stands, MissiSippi the Hon. III. II. In
gcnsoll, Knoxville. The letter OF invita-
ton Is ~ follows
Dear Sir-The people Of Tennessee ar,
anxious 10 hear YOU on the issues OF the
day. The Democracy Of West Tennessee
will have q grand demonstration and ralll
In the city OF Memphis ON Monday, JULY
20. 1881. You are most earnestly ans
pr~singly invited TO address the citizens
OF West Tennessee, north Mississippi an'
eastern Arkansas nj the above time an'
place. Como II possible. Awaiting Al
early answer yours truly.
y. 7. EDNoSDsoN,
President Jacksonian Club.
A. WALSH,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
ljoLroN SNfTu,
President Tariff Reform Club.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
RACES ATLoNa BRANCH YESTERDAY
TODAY AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
All the Baseball Games of the League
and Association-Pittsbu and In
dianapolis Meet and the Latter Is
Defeated.

LoNG BRANCH, n. j., July l9,-Racing
in torrents OF rain and oceans Of mud was
the entertainment for 5000 people at Mon
mouth park this afternoon. The summary
is as follows:
First ace--Seven-eiGhths OF mile.
Starters Fred b, Brait, Grimaldi, Guar
antee, Cleola, Cascade, Now or Never,
Iackawanna, Joe Leo, Pcrcles, Prodigal
Pirate, Chickahominy, Idalia, colt Now
or Never won by length, Grimaldi sec
ond, Joe Leo third. Tme-l:32.
Second Race-llandicap; three-quartcrs
OF mile. Starters; Harrisburg, Flood
Tide, j. +. Dee, Eric, Lonely, colt; Minor
| ity, colt; Groomsman, John Atkins, Little
Jake, Isis Eric won by two lengths, llat-
risburg second, Flood Tide third. Time -
lis.
Third Race-The Barnegat stakes, for
three ycar-olds: mile and half. Starters:
Raceland, Tea Tray, Fitz James. Race
land won by twelve lengths, Fiz James
second, Tes Tray last. Time-2:45l.
| Fourth Race-Nlile and an eighth. Start.
ers: Kaloolah, Ordway, Rapine, Cambyssc,
Rupert, The Bourbon, King Idle, Grover
Cleveland. Grover Cleveland won, Ra-
pine second, Cambysse third. Time
2:00l.
Fifth Race Mile and quarter. Start
erS Inspector b, lloosatonic, Ten Booker,
Little Jim, Montague. Montague won by
two lengths, Housatonic second, Inspector
third. 1ime-2l7.
Sixth Race Three quarters OF mile,
Starters: Chickahominy, Portland, The
Duke Of Bourbon, Caloa, Maia, Golden
Reel, Mia, Umpire Ocean, llawley. Um.
pire won by eight lengths, Golden Reel
second, Ocean third Time-l:l7.
Seventh neutrality-suspicious. of mile
Starters: Wagram, Kaleidoscope, Puzzle,
King Mate. Kaleidoscope won by fifteen
lengths, Wagram second, Puzzle third
| Timc-l:47l.
Eighth Race One mile, starters: stu
dent, Scrvia, Tibourn, Dalsman Elasti,
,fllyl. Tibourn won by length, Elastic
lilly second, Dalsman third. Time
| N.oDl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
jackson mound Park Opera Con

jackson Mound Park opera Company.
The efforts Of the Jackson Mound park
management 10 provide the public with
an evening resort during the heated spell
are meeting with gratifying encourage
mcnt. The audience last night was rcas.
onably fair In numbers and Enthusiastically
appreciativc and sympathetic. The lead.
ING artists improve with each performance
and arc already safely installed in the
favor Of the public. Miss Patti
Stone, the prina donna, Miss
Freddie Stone, her sister, Miss
Dcl.arbien aud Miss Leslie confirm the
good impression they made on the opening
night, while Paul Bown, John l!cll and
Castle Bridges never fail 30 secure their
share Of applause The latter convulscd
the audience last night and paralyzcd the
company 10y getting of an original gng.
Tho musical director. Miss Charlotte L.
Brun, was ~ s,upcfcd with amazcmcnt
that her presence Of mind iOrsgok her and
for the firsi time in her life she played a false
note. Orchestra Leader Arnold fell into
commissions and Henry Levy made the
snare drum howl with amahcmcnt The
prima donna drank three extra bottles OF
ginger ale in the wine scene and MaEourk
surained his cpigastrium trying 20 get
down four notes lower than usual. Paul
Down, the comedian, had not recovered
from the shock at ! o'clock this morning,
but his injuries are not necessarily fatal.
In view Of the confusion caused by Mr..
Bridges break, he has been warned by
Manager Davis 10 exercise reasonable eau.
ton u n similar wild inspiration should
strike him In future.
Tonight and Saturday matinee Giroilc'
Girona will 10 repeated. sunday night
1.-The Chimes Of Normandy" will be- pre-
scntcd, on which occasion the Kansas
City Railroad company will run train, %
leave the foot Of Court street nj Ib
o'clock pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
Nnntetil

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tition by taking the agency OF the world
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cigars and Geo. 7. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
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|. SAMPSON x Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
River kilograms.

EVANSVILLE. I'M my is Noon River n
icct tenth aud sia4ynnfy. weather clear aud
ciyol
NEw ORLEAsa,Ii. July 70 Weather partly
rlou1y Arrived! gIiF Ui iht1n Rouge. Henry
Ionrry nnd lafscs, NJ iInnis
CINCINNATI, q. ytl, ~ Noon. River 10 fnot
\ inches and faliinN NsFtlcf clcaf 1hctmpm
eisr - Nighi-Hkvfiis irct Inches and fall
ing Weather clear ami pleasant Departed. kHuo
storkiAlo rittsbufE
CAIRO H., July " Noon Arrived John
UiiiTft. NJ Louis Fm. Departed John Gil
ieH. Tennessee fir,L pm river lc.t
sirhtakrfl,cd New ,.uuth, ohio, am n1ck
eve STATE, Ncmphis nml lrimHHd 'lV 81
Nonf1o Nairhcg i0.pW Arkansas iiy, = Louis
40 mi Ncw -puti 2 lsiuis ami Bu,kcis
sat, tinrnnati, sptG River y ieci iLChc'
and fislna Weather igaf ani Wafih.
DOuiylLLE .Ku inll -. Noon Rive,
falling with . fcei' lnrhC' IN The ANAL nnf
iest ] inches on ihH falls nusnc,s iait
weather cloudy AMI threatening rain. ,nnfoi
down sud hack Ohin rasscl down Aliro liuWf
and tow lct for isluw Night River illllng
with feet 4 inches Do Ne c,hal ahd lct
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cue due.
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