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National Republican., 1888-01-14
Midwinter Reductions.
sEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry 81 BrotherI,

rOMPAUoUR BRoCADEs REDUCED FROM
s31Os2. POMPADOUR BROCADES RE.
DuCED FROM $3.50 TO 81 50. BLACK
BROCADED SILKS REDUCED FROM 50
TO e., BLACK BROCADED SILKS RE-
DuCED FROM $3.50 TO $3.50. BLACK
BROCADED SATIES REDUCED FROM
Si.5O TO 81. COLORED BROCADEO
SATINS REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO 81 25.
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON FANCY
NELyETS, SUITABLE FOR PANELS AND
GARSITURE.
FRENCH DRESS FABRICS IN STRIPES,
CHECKS, AND PLAIDS AT 81; REDUCED
FROM sl.2j.
"ENCLuSIvE STYLES" IN ENGLISH SUIT
INCS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, RE.
DUCED FROM 81 % TO So.
"pARTS COMBINATION SUITS" FROM IS TO
so. THESE SUITS ARE MARKED EN-.
IRENE LOW TO CLOSE. -
"MARKED DON PRICESn on IMPORTED
WRAPS JACKETS, ,NEWMARKETS, CIR.
CCLARS, AND SEAL PLUSH SACQUES
AND VISITES.
SILKS, yEIyETs. DRESS GOODS. .FLAN.
GOODS, LINENS. AND DoMEsTICs,
sIoNs, AND BRUSSELS NETS. BLACK
AND MORE ANTIQUES. EyENING
ALL THE ''NEWES WEAVES" IN LYONS
. SILKS AT LOWEST PRICES. "EXTRA
INDTCEMENT5' IN LYONS BLACK AND
COLORED SILK VELVETS.
IEEFouSSE AND PERINOr'S KID GLOVES.
National Republican., 1888-01-14
rnH SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
vIarr Coourlsnoss in and About the
EitV,

Glarr Occurrences In and About the
CItv,
The grand Jury has been respited until next
friigy.
Marine Band corccrlsal the marine barracks
will commence NJ nday next at p. m.
The Graun Jury has ignored the charge Of
grand larceny made ag inst william Ndylor
There will he no session of the Interstate
stHut,
gas main will be laid on | street between
New jersey avenue and South Capitol street
southeast.
The police surgeons are hereafter to submit
70 the commissioners monthly reports of the
condition of thG ilremen.
The water department laboring gang has,
% recount OF the low state OF funds been re-
duted TO half Il dozen men.
Dclany Il Talbot have been awarded the
COZ tract at 81, i63 to improve the sanitary con.
dilIuu Of the treasury building.
The commissioners yesterday revoked the
appointment of VIM. Jones, better known as
E.ll the Ayenser,' as an additional police
man.
All The Jurors of the circuit court cxccpt
hose sitting on the case OF lioener vS. the W.
Nd q. X. X. Co have been discharged tor the
tIm,
Thomas Burgess, colorod, who shot James
Jackson, also CoorCd, Ou Christmas Vay, was
yesterday given Fix months In jail by Judge
smell.
James rilipg has pettioned for a writ of
mnNdamus tOCOmpc thu District CjmmtSSiou-
r, TO give MIN deed for property purchased
II tax sale.
Capt Burrows new snow p'ov for removing
show from the cutters aud streets proved to
be good thing, aud orders have been given
to.hui.d a dozen Ol them.
on account OF the bids being too high for sup
plying the school buildings with fire escapes
the commissioners rejected them, and pro-
posals will again be advertised for shortly.
Charles W. Seymour, of New York, will de.
liver next Sunday evening his second illus.
retcd lecture ut Albaughs Grand Opera
HOuse. The subject is THE Tragedy OF Marie
Antoinette."
George Taner colored, yesterday morning
fell from lumber pile Gt JagksOn's lumber
yard and broke his right leg in two places
above the ankle. Drs. McKone and Gill, of the
Emergency Hospital, dressed the injuries.
National Republican., 1888-01-14
Wills Filed and FuI,v provsn

The will of the late Middleton Mitchell
filed with the register, directs the sale of his
property, the money to be invested and inter-
est on the same paid to his sister, Eliza, during
life, at her death the principal is to be dl-
vided between Samuel, Daniel, George,
Robert, and Daniel Greenfield, jr, James
Lawrence and Gilbert Ray, and Mary Caty.
The will of Elizabeth d. Lowry, also iiled and
admitted to probate, names VA. Dunlop and
VIM Laird rs executors The tcstatrix desires
that her sister, Roberta Peter, and Thomas
Johnson share equally in the benefits of the
estate, which is bequeathed to the executors
in fee simple with power to sell.
National Republican., 1888-01-14

Will run an elegant drawing room car between
Jersey City and Albany on the ll3O a. M. train.
Parlor car will also leave Albany $50 a, III.
n'clions are made In the Fennsyl.
vana railroad station, Jersey City,
With the through trains to and from
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Washing
ION. The through car service to Jersey City
will be found very convenient by passengers
uavelipg between the state capitol aud points
south Of Jersey City on the Pennsylvania rail.
read.
National Republican., 1888-01-14
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

oyEecoArs reduced to $500. Eisemau's : & E.
National Republican., 1888-01-14
Fatal Railroad Accident.

CvErcoArs reduced to 5000. Eisemau's, : & E
National Republican., 1888-01-14

0ST
that
NO ANNUAL REFf SD M 2GfE SH HSsrHIY DUES
NOBLE D. LARNER. ROBERT
" " ~ soMERviLLE " ~ o DuNCANsoN ~
8
National Republican., 1888-01-14

George Taner, coored, yesterday morning
fell from a lumber pile Gt jagksOn's lumber
above the ankle. Drs. McKone and Gill, of the
Emergency Hospital. dressed the lnlnries.
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IN A BAD BOX.
A Dyorsburg Man Arrested Hero Charged
with Horse Stealing.

with horBo btenllnH.
Daniel Gilman, gentcel looking white
man, aged about twenty-five years, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable
G. w. Simpson, OF Dyer county. and Pa
troiman John Doheriy, Of the local police
force, on the charge Of being u fugitive
from justice.
About two weeks ago Gilman purchased
horse from one X. D. McRca. OF Dyers-
burg for which he paid a small sum cash
aud gave his notes for the balance Of the
purchase money. Shortly aierward Gill
man disposedof the animal and left Dycrs-
burg. coming to this city.
Tho Dycrsburg authorities learned Of
Gillmnn's whereabouts, aud dispatched
Constable Simpson here 10 arrest the iugi-
tive. The officer arrived yesterday morn
ing, and, accompanied 10y Patrolman Do
horty, began search Of the city for the
criminal. About 1 O'Clock the officers
came across their man at the Chesapeake
4 Ohio depot, and placed him under ar
rest.
Gilman dsclaims having any intention
Of beating Mcl,ea out OF the balance due
him. Notwithstanding this no was taken
10 tho station-house aud locked up. The
prisoner will DO taken TO Dyenburg this
morning.
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Mnhonc GO, ma Of lin.

Macinrand IN Philadelphia Record.
Malone had mn office In the postofllcC
department in those days, just IA though
he was Postmaster General, and there he
spent an hour or two every morning kick
ing fellows out and putting other fellows
into the Virginia offices. At 10 O'Clock
sharp MIR. G. Hopper Of Fairfax county,
walked into this room.
"Ah!" said Malone, good morning,
Mr.. Hopper Just come into the Office OF
the superintendent Of the railway mail
service, aud we'll fix that matter OF yours
right up"
so saying he led Mr. Hopper into an adj
joining room.
Mr. Superintendent, no said, with
wink, this is Mr.. Hopper, ono OF my
constituents, Who wants a place In tho
railway mail service. Have you any va
cnncics today"
YES, sir," said the superintendent
promptly, "two OF our mon were killed last
night IN that accident near Cumberland,
and another died this morning"
Mr.. liOpp1r's face WIS q study In terror.
"llow often do thcsc-thosc vacancies
occur he said, gulping down a lump in
his throat
"Oh, once or twice a week." said the
superintendent easily.
senator said Hopper, turning 90 Ma
hone, 81 don't ,hink | care ioron OF those
vacancies
ooh, very we'll" said Malone; good
morning, aud Hopper never bothered
him apnin.
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all after. daughter and applause. At
lanta is not jealous OF Memphis, but wishes
you God speed. We are not only pleased
with the iron ties that now connect
us, but want one or two more. We
want TO keep you. We will help you.
The situation, said the speaker, reminded
him Of lot of Confederate soldiers coming
home from the war. One said he was go
ing TO Mexico; another TO Texas Every
man was going TO different place; but
there was a man by the name OF Webster
in the party, the best all round soldier he
ever saw. He did the cooking for the
crowd and, like all good soldiers, did it
well. When Webster was asked what he
was going TO do, he said: 81 am going
back 10 my old farm and raise a crop, and
IL the Yankees fool with us we'll whip 'em
again." [Great laughter and applause.
God had done almost everything for
this country" continued Mr.. Howell,
'and the southern people had but to reach
ont their hands TO realize the great destiny
which awaited them" Great applause. ]
This concluded the speaking. An in
formal reception and much hand shaking
followed. The merchants present all
seemed eager TO have the distinguished
party stay longer, but their time was
limited, and fifteen minutes after the last
speech had been finished they were driven
back 10 their car under the escort OF the
reception committee.
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SITUATION AT DECATUR.
THE WEATHER STILL GLOOMY AMI
UNFAvORABLE TO PATIENTS.
Two New Cases Are Reported, But No
Deaths occur-The Sad Loss In the
Death OF Mr.. H. O. Jones Realized
At Jacksonville.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
DEcATuR, Ala, Oct. A.-Very little
change has taken place since yesterday.
The weather is still very gloomy and un-
favorable TO yellow fever patients. No
deaths have occurred, but two new cases
were reported this morning. Ono Of them
was white man and the other a colored
man. Mrs. Rennison and Miss Rida
Parker, who were reported as hopeless yes
terday are still living, although all prepara-
tons were made for their burial last night.
They may succumb at any time. The
remains Of Mr.. ii. O. Jones, jr., were fol-
lowed to the grave this morning by large
concourse OF friends. His death is great
or loss TO Decatur than any that has &C.
Cured since the beginning OF the scourge.
He was an attorney OF superior ability,
and was solicitor OF the Eighth judicial
circuit at the time OF his death. He was
president OF the citizens relief committee.
A meeting was held this evening at the First
National bank to elect officers OF the relief
committee, the former ones being either
dead or down with the fever. Mr.. Frank
Steward was elected president, Geo. A..
Rantz, vice-president, and w. II. Duval.
secretary. SO far as your correspondent
has been able TO ascertain their election
gives universal satisfaction. Mr.. w. s.
Langdon, from Mobile, Ala, came up to-
day TO act as train dispatcher, vice J. M.
Nickrey, being down with fever. The
electric lights were burning last night for
the first time since the epidemic began.
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Tho expert opticign. Mr.. II. l.. Cason,
Wprcsruiing Hawkes. New Cystalizcd
Irnsv. will remain until Wednesday. Oc.
tohcr 90. ut 4. T.. Fortunes drug storc. the
depot Tor the celebrated gla.sys. 1hcsc
rliecs have won the admiration of ull
who have used them. Their nlcs arc un.
prcCclrn,cd everywhere. They can b.
worn any Icing d Of timc at one sitting. aud
give q marvellous clyamrs OF vision.
Hundreds have had their sight improved
hy their uso They stand unuyalcd IN
their splpnuil reputation.
Tie will adjust thCy' wonderful glasses 10
The eye on scientific prncipl,a liy COM
suli.ug him YOU will arrest fclicyo and
possibly rH,1rc your failing vision. 10
charsc iUf luing
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Loul,,nic Nov limited r.prc-..

Commencing October -, above train
leaves Newport New. aud Miti6.pd Nal.
ley romwny's Mcmplit depot . o'clock
y. u. daily. reaching Louisville : O'Clock
AIN, Cincinnati 30 noon. Indianapolis
llilO O'Clock am, Chicago y o'clock y m..
and Columbus, Cleveland. Toledo and 10.
tf0it five o. nine hour, ahead II other
lines Gives immediate Louisville cunnec.
ton iof Richmond. Oll Point. etc. aud
gives quick night TIP 20 H. louis vim iul-
ton Returning leaves Louisville 40
o'clock pm, HvGrhinR Memphis WAi
o'clock am, giving Mcmphnns diy In
Louisville With only one DAY from home.
Pullman buffet s'cCpngtn lutUyen
Memphis nnd lou.tvillr. palrcsh nain
lvuyps $50 o'clock AIM. rouuc4iu. direct
o. Fulton Toe Nuirn. 81 Louis AMI tbirlgo.
giving ,hg only day tain McmrhIa % Ed.
Louis.
Ciiy ackc, Office undcr Peabody hotel
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The Fever nc Fernan,l,nn.

New YORK, Oct. 2i.-The following
telegram has been received by W. d. G..
Durye, secretary Of the Fenandina COM
mittee:
''New cases, IA; whites, 2-Lily NJ. En-
mis- and David Rich; no deaths. We hope
you have succeeded in sending the provis-
ions. This week will exhaust our sup
plies. There is no difficulty in shipping
lumber, the crews being left on Tiger
island in shelter prepared by the govern
ment. The stevedores desire to resume
work. The steamers can come on the
same regulations, or by returning to quar-
antine station at shutdown. The govern
ment has taken charge Of the guards.
ar. S. SCHUYLER,
Secretary Howard Association"
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nYLo cl,an The complexion.
Ihc rrosrrrous FianucI SHIRT

irum the iialcfli.hrt
The flannel shir, has como 20 stay.
This season has settled that fact beyond
o question. Novor before has there been
10 many goods sold 10y tho manufacturer
10 the pidiicr; mover before has the re-.
taller sold ouI ~ thoroughly. never before
has the public bought fannols 20 readily,
20 cXpcnsiycly. 90 Used them Tor such n
variety OF purposes. Their comfort, con.
yrnirnce ani fitness MS hot weather gar.
uiCnis has Become ~ ialEly fixed that to
question it Is ialc --A
4 year ago manufacturers went into
llannc,s with good deal ~ confidence On
their own behalf but there WIS good
deal OF quiet questioning whether or not
the retailers would be- able 10 ''cloar up'
ni. their purchases Some thought that
they would not; that the demand Tor Han
mel SHIRTS was q temporary thing. nni that
Retailers would rull,g. There L. no such
belief this year. pnd manufacturers are
making purchases Ut ntnuals Tor next scl-
hun which Indicate an cnuro lCydom liom
tlmidlty
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The following excursion tickets viii be
sold by The Kansas City, Memphis & lir.
minghim railroad, as shown below
10 Macon, Ga, ahl return. Sltpl. Mo-
ycmhcr 90 ~, bod until November m
TO Columbus, ba. and return. si2 ~.
November "a u 81, good until Dcccm.
Der ..
To Augusta, Ca. aud return, sl7.4S.
TUESDAYS md ThurdIyH uf each week.
from Normhet- ~. to December ~. in
elusive, limited tIr-ic'un until Dcccm-
Der Is H. ID. btua. General Agent.
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LOCAL NOTICES

Mrurnn Steam Laundry. ooi Second ST.
BmNELEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
CiTEESs Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Bcale street. Tel. 3O5 for wagon 10 call.
PANTS made TO ortlcr IRON 50 up. /.
Menkc, tailor. 40 Monroe street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
BR,Ncn OFFICE Memphis Steam Laun.
dry. 3j7 Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
All sizes crate baskets, fronts and fend
ers, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabey's. Telephone 277.
G. r. IloTcnEIss, skilled matchmaker,
Difficult and complicated watches | cs
pccially solicit. No. $50 Main street
Pms and white "a tho flower Whose
name Il bears arc tho biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN q LILLY CoVFEE AND srIcE Co.
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1.-Two, uyIo. iIylo Al all druggists


ffHm one Sow Nurt sum-
Young NJ. johudng ,In swell Thomp-
son firct h0ari.ug-housol Am yo' dc
lady oi Js ycfD hodln housc1
M.a rulpicbluom .rrntcc.lyl ESQ de
daughter OF dc mis,rus Of dis 'siabish.
mrul. sah.
Young Mr. lohudng ,crrsiug one knee
hy.rhlyl Well lac Iuollu' to- ~ la'rc
HIyfOmc ruom VII l.cDyr an pnmasku,
curtains, au iustC'ls tsius with southern
exposure en- puu.ty IsW,.in' 10 pay
nH much as 80 q Wcuk.
Mrs ruplcblOum with a slight mim
Am DC room TO- yorc'G
Young M. lumnHuF 100 tm.
Mis- lupluh.oom Well lee huu
fouy iulccj, ah, but W. nrlbcf take
LIluA
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caanHc Of sehei-io on tho Ai..i,slpp,
NsAey Route.

On aud after Thuysl'y. October %. the
Memphis and vel hurg rxpfc.. train. on
The Mississippi NllIc, pulc wilt arrive NJ
and dcpatl from III Chesapeake, Ohio q
Southwestern dchA,'ai the foot Il Poplar
street. The Departing Zinc Of these Trains
will boiOa. w anitho arriving time I Tor.
m. The Mcmphisand New Orleans iisi mail
trains will c0uinu a. H.ri,c ai aud depart
irru the Miss saipi y Tennessee depot. on
Main ircct. and The time OF these trains
will not be- chanscl.
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Politics Instead Of Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 24.-The rigid
guarantees heretofore existing throughout
the State have seriously interiered with
the political campaign in Florida, but now
that the fever is abating, more activity Is
noticeable, especially among the Demo-
Gratis. who are preparing 10 make vigor-
Gus canvass. The Republicans, however,
except in the Second district. which will
be very close, are making but little effort,
and no systematic movement has been In
augurated,
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roREALh


Tho Millinery hunlncna ~ The Late Mira.
a. schumanu, qua Main street.
IL offered for alc, stock nN.urts aud good
will. Tho iali stock, comprising 600 tho
late novelties in millinery, b. complOic.
and contains everything ugyiol iu a nnl
elias. p'tlil millinery business.
The stand is one ol the oldest IN Mcm.
phis and an opportunity q here Offered O.
yuuMa, a select nud valuable established
business Until the business b. sold.
special low prices viii bO made on al
gods
Fam SDnruANN.
a.l Mnm -lrleL
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have with me Mr. NJ. l.. Cason. who 9.
an expert In his profession o. practical
opticiln aud NJ he cannot remain IN tho
city longer than Wednesday, October %, I
advise those who have detective vision to
call 10 once aud sCcurc a perfect NJ In q pair
oi 4. n. Hawkes. celebrated spcctaclcs
Mr. Cason COMES hiehly recommended and
thoroughly understands his business. some
oi our MIST prominent citizens, who ~
cciycl Mr. Cison's attention Saturday, exc
prc., q iccling Of graluiu'ncss aud ml.silc-
tion with the perfect and soft vision so
cured. Me- Cason ~ mot aspcc,acle pcddlcr
in any sense. but comes M the interest 81
q 6rt-class house, anil ! will ind1nc any
contract made by him IN f,ung these
lenses. 4. " foWu2r 3Sl Main 50.
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special Notice.

The steamer James Ice, having been
detained by had weather. will leave this
day. October -. AT ! . IN. sharp. Shippers
will please be prompt
JAS. LEE, ~, Supt.
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D,.pep.ia, Despair, Death.

These are the actual steps which follow indlgcs
ton. Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets viii both
check and cnrc this most fearful OF diseases Guar
aniccd b. II. T. linsrEn. DugglsL
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THr.ctAss table haul NJ Fmnsola'e
on Front street, opposite custom.housc.
Tho table IL snpplir With tho choicest
iuod the markets alHui and carefully
served Regular mrH b ucuts.
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E,rnynagY 81. lllIa boz rharrea LLy


From che Nrr No-a Truth
smith hn been spending the summer ut
Mount nysor.
% icll you What Old chap, you never
saw anything Ike me drinking that goes
ON Mp ihcrc. Champagne nprcr, cock.
tails Tho whole business done In line
STYLE"
Mr. Muuunhclic 30 tha, - We'll,
! mover hnrN before VIII, ihry called the
c0ulounjrd hole liar lllfb0r
..a.a..-=.
Two arrests have boon made IN ccnncc.
ton with Use number oi liucn ON The ed
Instant nt ,'lo1nry, county sligo, aud
which caused gIclt oXrilpmcnt.
liyoua IS llAum's is the place to get
good bargains In loweiry
aaaaa=a...a -
iSsum your giu.h0usun 10 tho Citizens
Insurance company. No % Mulisou street
Co.. 80
RgD llEADa
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White Oak Slaves

Avn Walnut WHITE OAK ASD ASH Losa
NlrANTED To CONTRACT WITH nEiiAbLs
w pauirf zoe Iann quantities ~ slaves ahi
U.s. on icsuhf upp.T. delivered on any tiliiti ~.
mont tu
NEN rOBK rNroHr Ttunfsn co.,.
Nns hHnl " uuadWhyi ~
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DELAY AND WONDER

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CAUTION

nrwsrr % Frsnd. A. my name nnd the rfics
are stamped on tie bottom % III my afivsfiised
shes hrfurr leaving The faciuf1, which protect
tie sFalnst hirh prices ard Interior Fuuds.
~ dealer urnfa ", T.. Douglas tlofa I'd a re-
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