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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-17
weather Crop BuIIc,in.

WASHINGTON, Sept l6.--Iho following
Is the weather crop bulletin for the week
ended Saturday, September 10, issued by
the signal office, war department.
Tcmpcraiup-Thc week ended Scplcm-
Der 70 has been slightly cooler than usual
In districts east oi the Rocky mountains,
except Kansas, Nebraska aud Colorado,
whore Il has been slightly warmer lnthc
southern States aud all along the Atlantic
coast, the daily temperature has differed
less than II from the normal, while In the
northwest and in the corn belt, extending
from Missouri 20 Ohio, the daily tcmpcu'
ture was from g 10 o. below the average.
The season IRON January / to Scptcm'
Der 70 continues about as previously BE-.
ported, namely, from two 10 three weeks
late IN the states Of lho upper Mississippi
valley aud upper lake regions, from six u
ten days late In tho remaining portion o.
the northern States and about the usua
temperature has prevailed In the southern
States.
Rainiall-The rainfall Tor the week ha
been largely In excess Ia the States on th,
Atlantic coast from Massachusetts TO Flor
ida, IN Georgia aud southern Alabama
and a continuation Of th 80 heavy rains !
reported THE mo:uing In the eastern pot
| LVn Of the cotton region, where tie rain
ial lof tue week averages from three 4
| I've inches. Tho recent rains will caus
| dangorops floods IN the nycn q Georgia
Alabama and South Carolina. Iight rain
have prevailed during the week over th
Nest PORTIONS Vi the cotton region ifou
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ro,ap,e Horses AZ Loois,,I,e.

LourviLLE, Sept, l6.-The stables o. Nc
Campbell, West, Ireland brothers. w. Il.
Thomas, Abe Perry, w. II. Letcher, Har.
dy Durham, X. Tucker aud Il. Swoygcrt
arrived at the jockey club grounds today,
while the special train Of fourteen cars
from Chicago reaches here tomorrow
morning. ~ will the horses Of w. o. Soul
~ and others from the east, and several
morc ifom Lexington. Bryant declines 10
run Knott against Galcn, aud has turned
the colt out uutil spring. Como.To.Taw
will represent him nj this meeting. There
are five races the first day and the entries
viii hn NrrY lnTrc.
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IN CONGRESS.
The Question of Adjournment Still
Occupying tho Attention OF Sena-
tors and Representatives
Three fourths of tho Democrats are
in Favor Of Closing Up.
The Ways and Means Committee
VIII Fail to Stem the Desire.
Mr.. Carlisle Thinks that Adjournment
OF Congress WIN Take Place by
October l-Program for tho
Ensuing wook.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WASuINGToN Sept. 90 There has been
a considerable change adjournment talk.
A careful canvass was made today among
the Democratic members OF the House, aud
1t has been asccrtaincd that at least thrce-
lourths OF them are cmphatically in favor
oi an immediate adjournment and will so
vote nj the caucus Tuesday night. Thoy
are 80 anxious to get home that 1t Ia now
almost certain the party lash in the hands
Of tho why's and means committee will
fall 10 whip the members into
line aud prevent them from following tho
leadership Of Mr.. Oates and vote for an
adjournment resolution. Speaker Carlisle
has seen this, and now says il is useless
To make any further attempts 10 stop tho
passage OF an adjournment resolution in
the House. lie said today he thought the
House would make the resolution for adj
journmcnt on or about the list OF October.
Senator Sherman Is authority for tho
statement that the Senate has firmly de-
tcrmncd to remain hero until the next
session before they will originate an adj
journmcnt resolution lie, however, in
Inmates that In case Of the House originals
ing one Il will bc accepted without hesita-
ton by the Senate.
Mr.. Carlisle leaves tomorrow and will
not Ice present nt the caucus Tuesday. 10
is probable that Mr.. Mills will also be out
OF the city. With these two gentlemen
absent Il would be- useless for the Others u
the ways and means committee 10 attempt
b. whip tho majority In line, even II they
~ dcsIryd. AMI Il Is tonight pretty wei
understood that Mr. Carlislrs prediction
ui adjournment on the lst Of October will
prove correct There IL, however, pos
Hbility OF something turning up between
now aud Tuesday night b. change ml this.
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OGDEN, Z. T., sept 1.-Two spcciaI
trains Of lat cattle arrived from the Central
Pacific last night destined for Chicago.
They will be- run through with special
silk train on passenger time. The train
OF cattle Ia palace stock cans are 10 be- fed
and watcrcd while IN transit, and u the
shipment proves successful large amount
Of stock from Nevada anI Oregon will 81
east for n market
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At Jacksonville.
Seventy .four New Eases aud Mine Deaths
al IualsonxiIIa

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept iG.-Thc OH.
cial bulletin for the twcnty.iour houn
ending at O'Clock p. reports New
cases, "a, deaths Q. Total eases to date,
OS5; total deaths, 100.
This evening corps Of fourteen nurses,
scn, by Harry Miner, arrived from New
York by steamer ~ Fcfnantina. Twenty.
three new nurses from New Orleans, ar.
rived today. II has tccn a sad Sunday.
The weather Is stiil unsettled. Amohg
these pros'Alod IL Col. Whitfield Walker,
internal revenue collector tor Florida, and
Mis-. Walker. He Is doins well. Fay
street was covered anew with iins TO-DAY,
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Iii,rr IrIrurnn..

CINCINNATI. o., sept iG-Nouu-kiycf ~ feet
inch aud falling. cool aud clear.
EVANSVILLE. Ina, Sept iGaRlycr 10 feet
Q lnrhr, aud rising Llght mln today.
VtyK-HJHg. Miss, SEPT a. e. River falling.
Clear aud warm Passed dUWu' Golden Rule, y.
IA W. Ciiy oi Nicksbufs, 81 Louis, pm.
IOUisNILlE Ky, SEPT "a Noon. River
on stand. with icot M the canal uui q feet ~
inrh,s On che falls business DUH. Weather cloudy
aud Windy
CAIRO. o.. Sept i6-Auiyri city 81 rroyl.
dcurr Ht Louis. pm Ny thulcc tt Louis, ~
nm. uUsutu. Memphis 7 hmu New south, ~
louis. 10 am. CITY II laiUu Rouge, ~ Louis, u
am uJpaT - buckeye state Memphis y PM
civ di Providence a. Louis am, ny Choice,
w. Louis, 10 pm, bC-uio. tinciuuAilj ~ y ~
Nyw SOUTH iaduCnh, noon. Cloudy aud COL.
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A sad nay a, Js.Lso.,iiie.

Ygy omcANs. la, Sept ia special
70 the Time. Democrat from jacksonville,
Fla. 6ayBi
Yesterday was indeed a cal day here.
jacksonville los, three Of her meet promi-
mont and valuable citizens, aud tie grisi
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Il,yANA, Sept. i5 Sugar owing 70
the prcicntions VI holders buyers held
alnoi during the week, aud the sales w,r'
insignificant Quotations we're npmiu'l'
Molas.cs Sugar Regular 90 s'nd pgllfiki'
lion. A. sO@27j gold per quIniaI, Musco.
yado. nominal. ccuiuiugils, y! 10 b
polarization. In hogshcads, bags aud
boxes, tAi3iW aNlI -,
stocks he warehouses ~ Havana ani
Naiauzns. ., 800 boxes, l1oVlO bags, ani
.OiO hogshcads. Receipts Of tie week.
100, bags. aud hogshcads Exports duo.
Ing the week, Spl boxes, 5000 bags, aud
5un hutshcads, Of which 2l,OOO biss Had
ls bog,hvads to the United states
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing OF the Gros.
Exchanges for the Week,

BosroN, Mass, Sept. 6.-The following
table, compiled from dispatches from the
managers OF the leading clearing. houses
in the United States, shows the gross ex-
changes for theweek ended September 10,
1883, with rates per cent. Of increase or
decrease, as compared with the amounts
for the corresponding week in 1887:
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nnyEnENfs AZ cAIRo.
sr,.L.l nI.n.lch b IN Arr.al.


CAIRO. ~. sept iG=thc river has fallen I
tnuths since lat evening The ruagc nov reads
Id iast truths The weather a. cool nui cloudy,
Thg UurfpFr state got away late last night win n
rood tfp ~ freight, after fltrhnWing lhriall1
here She cot thirty NJ forty cotton pictrr iuf
Memphis The ny thuirc arrived irum g. lou.
al 100 ,lutt iHtt night With Time hafg,s ~ iriFui
~ ihe r1ft tais tow. and returned early thiH
morning with four empty huWUs The uc-uio,
iTlfu Memphis. arrived 10 o'clock an de
charged a cot 0i lugs hem nni went on 10 Gu
Cluuau. 81.
o'gIn1l am from Memphis hUuUr be was uf
dsf.I hack iu DO some utr"sAY wHft ifuw ht'
tbrt louis She cuulCi here, uud departed iof uI
! Inc river ut O'Clock pm.
Tho ,iy II Providence EUi away about midnight
wlihar.HII tup. rhC got about sixty drgk'r q
plrE cotton lue Sew south came out ifum 20
| Louis at ~ u'rlurt o. Ws having been aground n
| Twin UuIiuWa nNuut ten hours thu let iu
| Naifhof " uuun. lhu ~ Choice reported nbuu
| N,0 HHl enc hHlf feet " water Ca ~. louis ~
/ fHHiaI hHm frf,HI times The tiW ~ lntui
| IH#au ia ont ffYm rt louis niirf o. rough rNpcfl
rrHt She UHs two hiwH, ihg uuluallnH oi Whlrl
| ain Aeon Hrf herr all UIHhi fhr viii go BOO
/ blIl Of freight iuf way puiuis
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rns many remarkable vuttt h0oAt ,lf v
par.i.t UgcUmpl lshc. aV saHri,ht plvol '1@s
u dos IsssCss ItsaliAr curative IsaerA
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TINS Charity Social club will give an
oprIa aud h0p. assisted by thor friends
next tuesday night, vt the Young Alen's
Ilcl,fcv as.I.il'i uJll, lJr TIC bvpyii, ~
tb, ZACH .onyillc yellow i"yvr sufferers.
1i,lris will bC on sl.c tomorrow We
iusI all will by liberal IA pdrchT .nl li,t-
ola To- ~ worthy - cHuso. Toe following
iadica aud gentlemen will parh ,rptc ii'
,br ottrr Muz Tame Buck, ME md
Mn Charles Egkslone Aud Mr. Whlic
| kualnlA.
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tin. e.. o. not y curcall, bot o quarter
Of a century II constant usc las demon.
siriirl beyond question that Tanners IN
is,.,'.s Nrumigia Cure is the only known
Iuia'Iiuio cure igr all Mind. Of neuralgia aud
Manufactured by l,nnFum Root Medicine
60. Nashville, Tenh sold by Hester. 23J
Mttu Htftpt
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Covert.

A. S. Packard came home last Sat
urday.
The history class holds its next meet
ing at the residence of o. b. Shaw.
w F. Conner shipped two carloads
of hogs from Bangor last week. Frank
is getting there with about three loads
week.
The Ne,cS evidently thinks we are go
ing To have very cold winter. AT
least, we should judge so from some of
its recent items.
The young peoples society of chris
tan endeavor is preparing pro-
gramme for Christmas eve, which
will, without doubt, be very interesting
Guy Lockwood bought very fine
secretary and bookcase of +. {. Reed,
our furniture dealer, last week. Guy
intends to have good library of choice
books to assist him in his work as Il
teacher.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
gave an interesting programme at the
church last Sunday evening and the
mite boxes showed thrift and prospect
~. 1t is hoped that the example OF
those VINO brought in boxes will be fol
lowed by many others.
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Glendale.

James Shears barn is nearly finished.
5. c. Sterrett is selling feed cookers.
Miss Lena Palmer is dressmaking at
this place.
H. and W. Smith are in the wood
buzzing business.
Farmers are busily engaged cutting
and drawing wood.
Charley Buck and wife have returned
from visit to Ohio.
Miss BERTHE Allen is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Job Allen, of this place.
o. S. Rodenbaugh, wife and son,
started on the 18th inst. for Florida,
where they expect To spend the winter.
Our Missing Link is really mis-
sing In future it will be the Missing
Link of Grand Junction, its editor, A.
M. Horton, having decided to try his
luck at that place.
Mrs. James Myers, whose sudden
death SO shocked her many friends and
neighbors, was followed To her grave
by large concOurse of Waverly and
Almena people. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. $ Smith, of Bangor,
and Rev. Anna Barton, of Paw Paw.
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IIawtOu.

Ed. Elliget has moved into c. w.
Tyler's house
L. Stern & Co. received a carload of
J corn last week.
The M. +. society gave a supper at
Smiths hall last Friday evening.
VIM Pitts has moved into the house
which he bought of Allison Johnson.
Mrs Rake and children, of Fruitport,
are the guests of Allen Jones this week
Joseph Booth had number of sheep
badly mangled by dogs last Sunday
night.
l.. A. LaBar q Co. have received a
carload of potatoes, very fine looking
eaters" too.
Invitations are out for a dance on
Christmas night at Myron Smiths new
opera house.
Martin & Murphy have new jeweler
to take the place of Mr.. Lee, who has
returned to Dowaglac.
Don't forget to come, and bring your
presents, to the Christmas tree at the
NJ. f. church next Monday evening.
Our fall term of school closes next
Friday. 1t is not yet decided whether
there will be one or two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. f. w Kinney had stroke of
paralysis last week, and, being an aged
woman, not much hope is entertained
of her recovery.
l.. A. Tabor and daughter Florence
left on Tuesday for a trip TO Grand
Island, Neb. They will be absent q
number of weeks.
Officers will be nominated tonight at
castle hall, LawtOn lodge, X of u.
Election one week later Let there be
full attendance.
George Elliget, who has been confined
TO the house for 50 long time, has so
far recovered as 10 be out on the street
with the aid of crutches.
I. Mrs L. w. Dickinson received tel
egram last Sunday morning, announc-
ing the death of her father, Mr. Adam
Pease, of Somerset, n Y
An illustrated Oriental entertainment
will be given at the Baptist church ON
Friday evening, Dec. 2lst, by Koli :.
Thabue, a Burmese student.
The stockholders of the Lawton CO.
operative association held their annual
meeting and elected new board of
directors last Wednesday evening.
The following officers were elected at
the regular meeting of Lawton lodge.
+. q A. NJ, last Saturday evening: G..
s. Adams, w. NJ; w. H. Halstead, $.
W.; j. II. Hall, j. w; j. ID. Tillou. :.
d.; Thos. Maxwell, j. D.; Elijah War
'>ner, T.; w. G. Mccarthy, s.; III. Bur.
hans, T. Bro. Adams, who has served
the lodge in the capacity of w NJ. and
other official positions for years past,
was anxious to be relieved, but the 9th.
er members of the lodge differed with
him, and he was chosen for another
year. Bro. Tillou was also kept i'm his
in his old position, which he has 50
faithfully filed. Some others, also
were reelected. A fine time was had
and the friendliest feeling prevailed
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what And what

Papillon (Clarke's extract of fax Skin
Cure, like many other inestimable benefits
to mankind, was discovered by accident. The
proprietor, engaged in the preparation of
certain plants, from time TO time noticed the
effect of working in the pulp watts ON the
skin. IL there was present any cutaneous
eruptions, warts. blemishes or scrofulous
symptoms, all disappeared as if 10y magic.
After experimenting ten years, IL has become
a scientific fact and a priceless boon to the
human race. From giving away few bot
ties, the demand has increased until the sale
for the past two years amounts To- 1902, 900
bottles. Large bottles only S1.00, for sale
by Bartram & Millington.
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Large Rocking Horses % cents.
Larger Rocking Horses $50.
Jay Eye See Rocking Horses 81 90.
Child's Rocking Chair, large enough for
grown people % cents.
Large size Doll Cabs, with canopy, 81 90.
Handsome Sleds, regular 7jc goods, soc.
Clippers, 80 cents.
Large size Sleds, 81 90.
Boys Wheelbarrow, iron wheel and
box, 100.
Boys Cut Cure Buck Saw, go cents.
Boys Dyspepsia Cure Buck Saw, 81 90.
Willow, Doll Cradles, 50-75-S1 90.
Elegant Edition of the Poets, 81 cents,
publishers price, 1925.
Seal bound and padded edition of the
Poets, 80; publishers price, 50 90.
The Poetical Works of Byron, Shakes
pere, Moore and Burns, bound in
Silk Plush, titles in Old Silver or
Ivory, published at SO 90; our price,
200.
Plush bound Photograph Albums, heavy
padded covers, Regular 81 so AL
buns; Broughton's price, s1.OO.
Complete works of Dickens, bound in
substantial cloth, 10 volumes; pub
fishers price, $3.50; Broughton's
price, 1925.
Complete works of Scott, - Vol; pub
fishers price, $500; Broughton's
nrice 81 10
Complete works of Washington Irving,
10 Vols; publishers price, $500;
Broughton's price, $j.65.
Gibbons Rome, Vols, 50 50; published
at $500.
Macauley's England, Vols; published
at $500; Broughton's price, s1.57.
Carlyles French Revolution, Vols,
s1.57; publishers price, $3.50.
Macauley's Essays and Poems, 3 Vols.
$1.S8; publishers price, $500.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, ) Vols.
Publishers price, $500; Broughton's
price, $3.50.
Ben. Hur, 81 90; publishers price, $50.
Uncle Toms Cabin, sscts; publishers
price 81 80.
Mrs. Holmes, May Agnes Flemming
and +. p. Roe, Cloth Bound vol
umes, Sl.00; publishers price, 81 80.
81 80 Plush Toilet Sets, 80 cents.
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Plush and Oak Frames for Cabinets
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Porter.

John Burlington lost valuable colt
last week
G. b. Upham is visiting relatives in
the land of the Dakotas.
ID. c. Van Ripper, of New York, has
been visiting relatives in Porter.
Marion Robinson has improved his
house by building on neat kitchen.
Mrs. John Burlington's sister, from
Indiana, has been visiting her.
Guess Charley Hall is learning to be
newspaper man, rs he is working in
the Leader office, ut Lawton.
And so Albert Alexander is married.
Well, Albert, we wish you Il long and
prosperous voyage across the matrimo-
NAL sea.
+. w Hall has been compelled to
give up his position as book Keeper in
Kalamazoo and come home, on account
of his lameness.
Mr. Geo. Rock is very i'll with typhoid
pneumonia. His daughter Lille is re-
covering from the same disease, and re-
Gently his wife has been taken sick.
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Mr. Ed. Beashfield is in Chicago foI
short time. t
Nate Rosebone has sold his draying
outfit to :. Il. Marsh.
There will be Christmas "doings" al
the Methodist church.
Mrs. Crippen goes To Tennessee this
week to visit daughter.
Il. G.. Parker has removed his photo
graph establishment into rooms over
Billy Cornwells store.
George Northrup and Arthur Bruner
have gone to Southern Missouri, where
they expect TO spend the winter in the
lumber woods.
Foster Yendis has sold his barber
shop to party named Johnson. Eos
ter goes to Paw Paw to work in Frank
Pritchard's shop.
The pound social at the parsonage
and the oyster donation by the grand
army. post for the benefit of Elder
Younglove were well attended.
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Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. Hoyt IL CO.. wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have been
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery. Electric
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnics Salve for four
years, Have never handled remedies that
sell as we'll or that give such universal salts
faction. There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in this city.
Several cases of pronounced consumption
have been entirely cured by the use of few
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Bartram d
Millngton.
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Mamie Engle is home for the holi'
days.
Mrs. VandervOort, mother of Mrs
Chas. Hemenway, is quite i'll.
Mrs. G. +. Osborn is at home again.
She is still in very poor health.
A pyramid at the Cong1 church ON
Christmas eve; also, fine musical and
literary treat. No admission fee.
The Methodist society will give leap
year party ut the grange hall Thursday
evening-an opportunity for old maids.
The dance at the opera house last
Wednesday evening was well attended,
and everybody seemed to have good
time.
+. w. Pugsley enjoyed visit from
his mother from Paw Paw, and from
his sister, Mrs. Streator, of Allegan,
last week
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some Foolish People

Allow a cough To run until 1t gets be-
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Elect and Mrs. Harrison.

Two very fine etched portraits of Gen.
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Surprise boxes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-19
5 Cents Buys any Of These.

Doll.
Box paints.
Box dominoes.
Set dishes.
China mug
China cup and saucer.
kaleidoscope.
Stove.
Kitchen set.
Horn.
Picture book.
Autograph album.
Bisque figure.
Box blocks.
Tin toys on wheels.
Bellows toys.
Box toy clothes pins.
Masks.
China vases.
Bottle mucilage.
Japanese basket.
Toy fiat irons.
Game old maid.
A linen book.
Musical tops.
Rattle boxes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-19
Is Cents Buys any Of These.

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autograph Albums;
Doiis, qoIen kihos'
Do,i hlgn chairs
D - oil rockers.
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Doll beds
10y WASH sets.
rup' pail ciothes OAR
10y ranges.