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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-07-21
Motto of Forfeiture.

To THOMAS WooLcocK, his heirs and asslsl.'
You are hereby notified that lha ,n:.
pended the sum of two hundred aOI ~
1920 in labor and Improvements upon !r
MISSOURI BOY lode mining GAM
situated in Warm Springs Greek nlna !:
district, Alturas county, Idaho lef sa;,, 3
required by section 1924, Revised sa ., :,
of the United States, being the anOu aa. ~
quired to hold the same. for each n. Year, an.
spectively, as follows: 1886 and U.s., lS! %. srl
two years ending December 81 l@ Sa,i aqI /
within ninety 900 days after this no lS,s
publication you fail or refuse 10 c J;,n,s
your proportion of said expend ans,l, /
co-owner, your interest being . uls nasr
amounting to 500, less 20 pau ss SdD Claim
of this notice, your interest IN sa ubss s,i
will become the property OF tne S sutTsI d
under said section 1924, Revised sA ,airIy
the United States. JOHN M loso
First publication March II, 10"
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mail, sealed. illustrative sample free to al young
and middle aged men. Send now. The Gold and
Jewelled Medal awarded to the author BY the Ma
tional Medical Association. Address P. o. box
1871. Boston, Mass, or Dr.. W. H. PARKER grad
uateof Harvard Medical College, q years practice
II Boston, who may be consulted conndentially.
Specially. Diseases Of Man. once No Bulnnch st.
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Notice of FOrIeAs
To HI. D. Vivian, his heirs anu
to whom it may concern h.,e

To H, D. Vivian, his heirs anu 's'
to whom it may concern hnse
You are hereby notified dtdRlsd { 500 Z
pended the sum Of one hun nauts upon
DEFlANCE lode mining mining ' di,rist! "
Warm Springs Creek mining mn as r req Tss
sec iu 2S24. Revised Statutes o. ID .
States, being the amount re; reqIpeecs n s.
the same for the year endlnS} qD] ds!s ~
1887, and i within ninety min, go1 TAI faii q : n
this notice by publication ; 3H Of suss y
to contribute your propor,.,,r9iin tess
n R undivided e 81 six hundred ana sa, .
l02o] feet Of said claim I'D ~
II 6e3l, your interest t. u q. .I s,ab.e
become the property q p.Mvri,ed Il
the United States / 6. egg
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-07-21
Worlds Disrensary Medical Association,
663 Main ST., BUFFALO, N.

The West Shore is the only Illustrated maya
zine published on the Pacific coast. and aside
from its excellent literary features, its object is
to convey information, by both pen and pencil,
of the great resources Of this region, and the
progress Of their development.
Special illustrated articles appear in each
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gress being made in every section. Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, Utah,
California, British Columbia, and the Pacific
Northwest in general, are being illustrated.
The subscription price is only $3.50. 1t is not
only the cheapest illustrated magazine in the
United States, but contains articles and en-
cravings OF great interest to every resident Of
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other publication.
Subscribers for 1888 receive large supple.
ment every month. The first one is beauti.
ful telegraph OF the :" Entrance to the Colum-
bia River" printed in nine colors, and each
OF the others represents some feature of our
sublime scenery. The supplements are alone
worth more than the price Of the magazine.
Try it for 1888, and after reading, send it to
your friends elsewhere. You will ind it both
entertaining and instructive.
L. SAMUEL, Publisher,
l1-173 Second ST.. Portland, Oregon.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho.

Land Office at Haley, Idaho.
May l, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton 70 make final gnoof in support Of his
fore the Register and Receiver at HALEY.
Idaho, on June Is. 1888, viz: Henry &.
Richardson, for the Lots and 8, Block /,
town Of Ketchum, Idaho. ,7Is
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of said land. viz; Louis Roberts
Steele, ]. B. Harper, Of Ketchun. Idaho.
y. q. BILLINGS, Register.
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It's estimated that the girl who
dances eighteea waltzes travels
ABOUT fourteen miles, and yet the
same girl will get very tired if she
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PORTLAND
Reduction Works,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
s NJ cit e RS.

No charge for sampling and Assaying.
Ore purchased in lots of five tons and up
wards. Address,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
mar31tf Ketchum, Idaho.
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FASHION SALOON
-AND-
Billiard Hall,
Two doors above Idaho Forwarding O.
Main Street, Ketchum,
CLEM0NS & BARNES, Propretas

We keep the finest Cigars and Nhhi55
on the River, and have the best lighted ado
the neatest place in town.
Give us a call and be sure OF courteous
treatment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-03

Itis ssId saas Mayer Hsviss's boom
fer the prsssde.cy u growing AID thai
a vii be Q very siusd5 s1sir before
Ne meeting Of tina Democratic nassonsi
corvspssop. Tts nsnb<r Of New York
end Brooklyn pollsisisns vho sxfress
shsmeelves n favorable 10 his nonirs-
don IL sasprisinz. Il should be notice
hovsvss, that zine tsnths Of them al
Ways accompany their declarations 10
favor Of Hsviss's nomination with tbs
psoviso aln cass Cisveland 10 Ent fe-
ncminstsd.p ilis this pfoyiso x:iioa sl'
rain tbs Hewitt boass. hr. Cssvslsnd
viii BE- rsEomisssed. and, ho~eser
sturdy tho Hewitt bon may be oy the
time the convection meets, " v.ii cot
b able TO be prssen. at 81. Iouis. These
iilsls Losms for promiaeD: and sbls
Democrats ara worthy OF notice only 40
iliustra.irg the fruiiisss struggles sbics
Democrats make to gel assay from lheif
pssdsstinsd candidate. They approach
their national convention 9Th ssimases
whioh could not be worse II they we're
expected " nominats Mr.. Blsine him
scif. They take Cleveland because tass
are compelled 10 do %, and they soa'd
ts Zoo Delighted FOR a.ieranos II ssme
unlocked for event shoald prevent his
ssuomipaliou,
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TEE CaiSxsg uRxArY.

II 10 nov generally admitted thst tie
Chinese treaty, which vas negotiated
b. the administration in the hepe of
catching TIE electoral vetSs Of tie
Paelfir Coss,, mult Re counted amope
Secretary RaysId'a diplomats elaudsss,
the lis, OF whiea Is Increasing in length
At an alarming rate. The osi' esihle
object ~ the tseasy Is to pgsreHt the
entrances % Chinese Iaberefs ie,c The
United States, ,as lis real snpss ses.a
be 10 EseAuY faesllsa,s sheif entrances.
The slsass whoa pefa.lls the entrance
OF any Chiasaaaa naving oae thousand
dollars woFth Of pgopss.y. o. debts d1s
him 10 the aW0aa, Of one ;hsasand
dollars. IN sAs DATED States, weali De >
loop belle thFaags which say Hanesr q
pssaiisss coolies Hanid 1sa~l. Il Ia not
difisals fos sss soaasisssi With tas
characteristics Of tbs Chinese 10 luAs
Inc hew mNny ianissssss woald b.
smasgled lr,e tue eosnny 90 svery
thousand dollArs saStb 81 Chiness
property or aox ef1sa ieass;naY,seess
vo1ld be made 10 80 ta,y a. pAsasar,s
Secretary Bsysrd ao1bsiszs nssns
veil. bat be Apparently spgrsssass lhs
eansldsrA'isa II svsry qsssslae wRh
which ss Ia called npan se dsal wssEeas
ailemesing % reach 4 clear aa3e'S'sti-
ins Of tae Ansssisss side q ste eestsn-
tian. The result has been that bis 81
minsssrslien OF the sssae dsgaEtxsai
has been marked ny e assles 81 elast'
s-s aspasailelsi IN The history Of Amer
can aiplensacy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-03

senator Piasi. Who has charge OF The
Dakota admission bill Ia tho senate. l.
dssssminsd 10 seon,e consideration for
che measure al tbs earliest possible
moment. He has on several occasions
attempted 70 brin 1t az, bat has thus
far been unab.e TO do Sc. As Ia mol
Discouraged. howsysr. and bepes 10 gel
tbs bill through tue upper house within
the next tvo seeks. 10 bis efforts TO
DO this no Will DO aided by Senator
Davis, Of Minnesota, Who 10 deeply In
tssss:sd in the effort 10 secure jusiios
for The people Of Dakota. Sensiof
Davis, Il 10 ssid. has prepared an slat-
crate speech on the bill and will make
. greater tfsss 10 lss behalf than be has
made In behalf Of asy other measure
since be entered the senate.
II 10 TO be hoped thai the bill will
paAs. rot the senate a:ons, tus tbe
house a. well. ailheush 10 must be cen
fesscd that the prospect Of lis doing the
latter Is not goes. Dakeia 10 fully en-
slsisd 10 admission 10 The un!os, as are
Washington aud Montana. and ihsfe Is
not shsdox Of On excuse for iep9eI
keeping u cut. Tbs peosie a Wash
tns.on are aFticulariy interested 10
the case Of DshasA only 20 far as II IA
analogous 10 the eaas Of their owe ter
rttosy. Toe people Of both eonnoa-
vsaishs are anias,ly denied their rights,
and the admission Of either ialo tsr
union would b. very decided step IN
the rsgts direction.
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- uitAsaa st1nasa . bs1nls = sssfktsG
: h1su q az hisd b natss v ~
Jssiians rsseissay - psuvssf1tsa -
0igAs hsss bssa sspess>d II Mn afssf
. sssisas Il wssnine esfesAs.
Tia SoAs's ssd6se ahasdoensrs d
~ pssdsssA nnb sxesstssd on 70 osh-
- 0pvssssses tkas that shs diaseEsiSEs
anesg sks ekisfs usdss BIZ scnnand
NV - denssaIiss1 and divided BIZ
asDy - 70 Eshs h iasacahIs II seerir r
sss.oss resssssnss 10 sss invaders. On
several css~ssoes the auttosisy q tee
D1ssssh kss b<sn strained - tbs at
0sss 30 hssp kis array intssx- Ooes
sortoss revolt bscks 90: sncsz lis
tssers sna szs s1Sdss1 osiy sith The
almost dil3e4ity. Il 70 readily eosi-
sssvasse. thsssfors. Tia. tie Atyniri-n
amp nay tavs become % disorassis<d
hsesass u tkess 6iAsensisna thai II US
1ssts4bIs 70 obtain pesns svsu on sash
tesus a. TIE Italians Eishs choose to
give.
II the Ifsiisns 1ass zssasliy received
~ proposition ~aIsh they psofsss to
have resolved, sAsJ viii unisnbsscIs
sssasi l: - sod-sesd. Never ssres
tae Englsxh scasssed cut OF the Soues.
hzss fns5 tsd Ery stomach fos tie
pRoseestion Of ma sEf<rpriss which shsy
had undertaken at Asssovah. Tat
ua;sssab.s hAs1l.s. win tie log isnds
s7ffoos1izp Il. u mt worth fighting
sbaat. ind the nsss sanaeins Itzilan
w5rid scsrosiy profess b beiisss that
his ssaasxymsn csu.d maintain them
ss.yss Ia ths intersor. la skors. Iiaiy
vss egbtlrS los.nz battle. vissory
vsuid brig -i.h II No glory and no I'D
vsnssge. and dsfe.. voaid Be . serious
nsster indeed.
I. 10 safe 30 say. thessfore, thzs the
TtsIiAn government will grasp eagerly al
any cssaros TO sishcraw lis forces from
Atsssinia without dsscredt. II King
yonn has really made proposition
locking toward p1sce, IL wiil cestaiely
b eecspsfd, god, shsseyer The arrange
nsns hIs. msds may be. IL 10 szfe to as
s7sse that bssors many months have
pissed. The Italian tsocys Will be en-
nreiy Withdrawn from the Rsd see IT.
t3ya,.
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NsAG ysas,. rgsrsmrses.

II Is scpoSssd ftesa isAissa soases
sh.s kseg SsAe OF Ahysssais has sss-
posed ssrass 81 psacs to ihs sOEsuss lss
Of tie i.4lsar ferces as ass aesE Ma
sssaa. II shsss rsgssss aae - es ssSs'.
"a. The AhssesniSa sSeesrsA h siiilas
to esaesee aes tssass iass tss Italians
mar ass.a1&--as sSssy. 10 tact. 10 sar-
GLASS; seaes a. sey psierA
TITS acton 90 tes sars - TIE kits;
uas. BE- ehsfsstss sea IS Esest rssassl
able. After masks ct ws'ssse sAs
Italians xsrs 81 lass Esasifg sn'a sse
neraissusas so=SsrY ~esse ssss ~esss
lie AZ ar.ecs Sss .evesisSs : siefs
she AsysasIlaEs wsaii have ssfy rres-
p~.t o. asssatssx shsEs- les ssssasea
was 49, rss.s grs siss'y SKA ths Aeys-
slnlsa ssaGzaasf svsis asvs ass,fes,
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OLHM PA.
CORPORATIONS roGxrp-Erys iTrxs yEox
zHx CAPITAL CIIY.


Il
Regular Corr. Poss-T~tsiityesesr.I
Articles of Incorporation hsve beer
fiied wilL ssezstarg Usicss OF tbe Paw.
sliup Valley Railway Company. Ia
cspttsl ssaes IL $4,000. ard its eirss-
tors are l.. u. Ih9mSsor, r. X. Sptu
ninr. Fra Aeeter, Chss. II. Bore, q.
O. Bean, ). v. Me- her and Geo. w. Ms
Aiii.tsr. Its nbiessa are 10 construct q
railroad fsoIa Tacoma to Sumner, W
T.. and aiso 60 buy, own and cell real
estate. Tbs ehisf place Of business Il
Tacoma.
Also q The psiouse City Hotel Com
psny, vita q cariial stock of $4,000
TIE trustees ars Joh1 G. Pc .ers, J1s-
tics II. Wiley. @. II. Farnsw0sth and A.
A. klEcaid. OF Psiouse City. W. T.. and
A. n. Cannon. Of Spoksns Pals, w. 7.
Its objects are 10 eonssrsst aud cpsra.e
hotel at Pslonse City, w. l..
Last Saturday Mr.. Vim, Waddeij, Of
Teraleut. bfcaght 10 TO the county
auditor the scalp % large wolf which
vas killed NJ bis place q shot time age.
Auditor Tweed states that tbls 10 toe
tirst wolf which tie Yecords sh " ever
10 have bo<n killed 10 tie county.
Tbs sale has bee consammated OF
tie Episcopal church properly on Msiu
street u J. A. Silky. esq of this Gay.
1he consideration vas ti500. The trns
Ices Of tho church will soon cali fer bios
for tie construction u mseniiie al
chsrch ediGeo Ia be l,csied o. lhe lots
adi1inlng tie shureh's parsonage en-
Washington street.
school BOARD hrx1!S0.
Al meeting OF tie SCHOOL board &C.
Day, Prof. W. Il. BIicins.l we elected
principal Of the Olyn publio schools
for the ytsr ending IL June, 1859. A
req eourse Of study was adopted oy the
board, xhlch viii consist OF a ten yssrs'
course aud vii take the p.aoe OF the
ose arranged some time ago by Proses-
sor Follarsbee. The teachers of the
city schools were 81 polatsd . COMMITTEES
to arrange Tie new coafss, xhsch will
20 Into eject next fall.
TIE Idaho, last Saturday. krorahi up
leo SACKS OF coal Ter tue Olympia Gss
esmranY.
0lsmpis, April 2, lass.
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4 nAakns I.rssvsnssF.

On Saturday Last shs 0rsssstss vas
pstated for Ne arss tine from ssssso-
syps plates. Il also eeIebssiss shs
reasonable event b. booming . eom'
plsss nsv dress Of t,pss. II ID urcsess
sssy 10 ~ that HE appearances Of n
OvscD~sss IL greatly Improved b. ihsss
ehsngss or thss 10 Ia GOV ons sf Ia
hnndsomess newspapers prb!ssted.
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FAR N FOR SALE.

A WELL IMPROVED FARM OF is2 ACRES,
\ with nfst Sisss house. barn and cat-balli-
'Ess. txeihsr tn modern farming nipple
mems and machinery also, hcrses, cows.
sheen. hogs. etc. situated on-.half mite freu
OBJ, lens station. on The Puget Souad shore
Railroad, For Further Information ina aire oi
WILL, on ,he pre- misss. or OF Oh q.
a. WEED, Yesler Lesfy Boiling, Seattle m.3lm
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DIED.

RxnnsSs AT vsshon. March Stat. az scarlet
fsvr. 5eha 4. Rsddirs. aged yrs.s.
BIZ In seattle, Apf.! isl. iefsst son Of ole
q. BE
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Dan't fail 10 zee tie Star Clothing
HOUSES elegant line o: spring oiashirc.
Every suit bsaa;Y. Kline 4 Rost q.
berg. mt3i
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10 JOSIAH c4lllsS, JR.

SEsxri5 szr q. $50.
AS ssest.ag - n 81 as. Lskfsr ~ g. -
sns SIR n-g4rxass a. t1s telsvlax xSss. y
"a sss sas - as'F xsrE ~
Es< 49, ssst ess "a sAs hisArss catz %
q .4aA p{ii4s ss. esA IL sasists ss :
z.sEa4a fzs saseszy sAAs, er4n 81 siiz
70 a. - szsas.i sale hE1x c1r rA2zs4sst<
fss s<f ~ a. We D. 2rszsxss
sxaFfts HVIA t>A l. astE ~ I
s.s l. sr.ftse 49, resssf $3.50.
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NOTICE.

a Il rxNssNs CWIsa TBS t-AFE finn
~ - tpeKs SeesI vsk Fss4ss E~f Assr -
ssa1s. "a - Rsssss kp g - - re- 81 -
lsssee Is So 49, s.s.'s a4ss3s iss ecEssssssS,
sssFs GoNS3 s&oz
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SrRAYEp,
SiRDlNE SBlNESaN ETS
lffiL SETS PrR.E AND EACIISa
VI s.iass fer ssri.Rss. Il HSag saa rsas
.xsss. f< saie by
1Lol &c sfsR NET rwtSE 40.
0seages.es. sisss
As y n "a
A Fine Stallion for Sale.

FiNE r8ssE-XGts Old BLkCkHAwK
n ; al - ssatis All ~sG srsSss. fes sale
. sasss's Covs.
Apa&vss II A. SMITH
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Ia rexnass nrnshay n<sliug n ~
0Rscs Kspshttcnn e1eb I'll. ~ bsId &3
| H. ecaxs hcsse h 0eAsfEr, % 7usaaay.
ths third cay Il AEsfI, -. q he
eser cf 3 O'clock p - Ad4sss0
VII D. naAs ~ rromsne1t spRskes&
fsn sd pso01t asss11sres , -
ER. Hmnr. Acting Presidsr:.
u 3. An.swysnsu. 0ecresarv.
Observation-Disclosures
AlvussfssnEn EndeP - haazh e Lau1.
Hs1D4 Fog SD. - La and 9sscnf1css W&az-
- VII - fnnps1aA - - nxa ~ seeess vuTd
/; fux exse z1osssen. 80 pss ceos. fog eAeh saoss.
qs<.s fnseztsc4- R.yzzers alueys Ia a3yxnce-
lJIYAyTxn-Ax IxrELLxGsyrgEAkyEsT
wv ns1 10 rspresens l.rfs. fsspsss he
bouss In SO swn tScnR1ty sad ezxs4s 0s large
estieA 4 f<mnaefsess ss'sfy - yeehs party.
eofrse1ers .xrAasge1 1Euckx MO HoEsx
~ Haass stse<t, New Yoxk- rrA9s
UyAuTED a 61IHIs1I 1Aais Z
w ofn<isSn - ssstnees. ss 70 tske charge
e ,ascsin~sy- Sad u WI. u. EzAISAko.
foN ONCE zpl %
T osx-PAR or GOLD RlMnEo Ere
- ciAss<s- 4 sssahis reward ssii b. gsvsn
80 S~*tFR1 y - t@0 - @fA -
I,oR sAIx-HoUsE AND LOT, TIsHfa
II and sterss; mali frsis .sA good vel !:
resss ~ - Eosih. ease $i3oe. Apply '.
HALL. Postal Tsl~grzpA csapAsy. sriIi
IvoR sALE-rwo YOKE Work cArTIE,
II ebesp. fnqz,fe Roam 10. renczn Build
fre. syI s.
CTRAYEp-A HALT JEasEY Cow Azo
y Css; coz wisA csc essins OF light horn.
VIII b.zx< On fessneaa; calf nazksd same ~
ees. Jersey es&8r. lszye inform ss.an With ].
U,oa RxAT-rUgaIsBEo AND uSFCa.
IL nisi1e3 rss9s fer rect 10 All asrts Of she
ely. eslf % POMEa1I, sWofFUKp Z CO.,
r osr-es EEwAED; A KNIGHT TEN.
| IL pisr eA2xD, Maltese eross. A<tu-u 10
srinEson Hosel and reeve rsward. nh5I Ct
/ Esok sALE-THE HoaSEs AND CAR
T. rfzs~s Of The late James Craig are for sale
/ Eer particulars Apply a Ms. Cs4f0,S resi-
Dice. esrssa -lrsaes md iitth s,-ssis. 81 %
| .yE gsSf-a LAg0E, CENTRALLY Lo-
l. essed ofsee- Aedssss tails ofaee mhso.f
| L,cR REsT-A PLEASANT, SONNY SIZE
/ II front room view OF the bay furnises ID
suitable for zentlrmse and " e. o fso sias:e
gentlemen ~itn bard Inquire corner frsns
and MAdisoa stfsets. over drasssore. ptz5 g.
| 4. He SEATTLE COLLECTION AND aKSr
| 4 o. Agcxcs vii COLLECT rsAts, bills ana
| notes.
| RENT rooms s'nfls aud fa sultes.
! EkA-E or rent farzls and ho1s-A
| Lam Eos<y On ch.ts<is.
bgr And sell eoGIasfeisl paper
| PoAfR0Y. swoffoaD / CO.,
nh2s Rooms "a saa IS. Usisn Blacs. srost Il.
| fs,OR sALE CHkAf-aS A so. l. SEAT.
! Tie male. top Basgy aids bar Tinkin
| spEinas only used m axis. Apply 10 JAMES
ID. QC.LtER. mhe5ti
| L. 0a SALE BLOCK ALONG JACKSON
IT eabi-. iar S2400 Inquire Of EsHELdAS,
LLEaELLfs 4 CO.,, 2 ct EalIaiEe, srats.e.
Wksb mh23a
NJ eSlY 10 LoAS--oN GHATrEL Oh
vi rorsansi security, i.ss stoes, noassruid
| faruissre. musical izssfatsersz zeaeysl Esr.
oh-nise. etc. COMPTON. MILLER 4 Co,
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Miss Glla8ur's Private School
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

12 two-pound colorcd rockets, two-pound
whistling rockets, 3 three-pound rainbow
rockets, l set piece ("Italian SUM-, bat
terics colored stars, music, Q fourteen-inch
star shells trailing streamers), flight loo
rockets, thrce-pound parachute rockets,
8 triple asteroid rockets, @ colored exhi-
bitian tombillions, set piece (por-
trait Cleveland), batteries colored stars,
music, 6 vari-colored star shells, II three
pound exhibition rockets, 6 colored
bouquet rockets, 3 cascade rockets, set
piece (''rrue Lovers Knofo, 2 batteries
golden stars, music, l2 three-pound report
ing rockets, u six-pounds exhibition
rockets, 3 exhibition flying pigeons, re-
volving rockets, 1 set piece lportrait,
specially, batteries golden shower, music,
l flight OF 200 rockets, 3 twinkling star
rockets, o whistling rockets, o triple aster-
old rockets, colored imported shells, l
set piece (''Silver Cascade"), music, O
parachute rockets. @ six-ponnd colored ex.
hibition rockets, q rainbow rockets, q
twinkling star rockets, 6 star shells, ! set
piece ("Good Night, | flight 500 rockets,
grand illumination OF colored fires.
II means q general holiday for bank,
postoflice and courthouse attaches, and
other branches OF business. The court
house authorizes the notice thus far in
advance, so that any one expecting TO find
them there tomorrow will get sadly left.
They are going fishing, every mother son
OF them.
President MADDEN has already arranged
his program. lie wore thoughtful ex-
preston yesterday when visited by an
APPEAL man.
"Why so lemoncholy?" was the repor-
torial assault that startled him. "What
has been going on?'
Nothing wrong or worrisome. We are
moving along smoothly preparing to cele-
brate the 4th."
"lIow are you going to disport yourself
on that occasion"
SIN the usual way"
"Any Grafton 10 deliverf'
"None at all"
"what are you going TO do2'
"Sit and think about the day and the
lesson il teaches"
Anything elscp'
'Ycs, eat water millyup."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
How Some Memphians win Mako tho
Moat of IL.

How Some Memphians VIII Mako tho
Most OF 10.
Tomorrow will be the Fourth Of July.
commonly known among the boys as ''the
glorious FOURTH"
Patriotism, fire works, and larks COM
bine TO give II the latter appellation.
Memphis will celebrate with unusual
eloriousness.
80 Ear NJ heard, no edict has been pro.
mulgated against the small boy and the
large boy gloating over paralyxing OK.
plosions, where no serious injuries ensue.
This means fire crackers, also fro arms,
where no peeler Is in sight 10 molest or
make afraid.
II means flro-water and broad expsnsc
~ot territory and lake for the Paid Knob
Gun and Rod club and their guests, the
Pres gang. who will make an excursion
road.
1t means n mammoth celebration ai
JACKSON Monnd park. where the masses
arc invited to 20 and enjoy the following
National salute. 10 repeating maroons.