The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

"What kind Of season do you all ex-
pect in the cotton seed oil busnessY" in
quired The Corner Lounger of Mr.. W. p.
Proudft, manager OF the DeSoto oil mills,
yesterday.
at ought to be very good, and believe
il will. We ought to make II pay. AT
this time there is drawback which will
doubtless be removed ere long, viz: The
seed are full OF moisture and il is impossi-
bic to separate the meat from the hulls.
Under this condition we are losing at
least 200 pounds OF meat TO the ton OF
seed, but this only enhances the value OF
bulls MS food for cows. With late frost
seed will soon become prime for oil-mak-
ing purposes, and the season will, conf
IDENTIFY believe, 90 upon record as one OF
the most profitable We have enjoyed"
The following card was received at
Democratic headquarters yesterday:
MEMPHIS. Tenn oct. 10, 1888.
To the Dcmocmtc Executive Committee Of shelby
County:
notice my name in the list published
in yesterday mornings APPEAL as one Of
the supporters of the Peoples Reform
ticket.
When I signed that paper did not
understand its objects, and regarded II as
movement in favor Of prohibition. |
am a Prohhitionist, hut a better Demo
crat, and intend to vote the whole Demo
cratic ticket, and do all in my power TO Sc
cure its election on the 9th Of November
next, and hope my friends will do like
wise. Respectfully,
WM. l.. MCLEAN.
The Loungcr met Mr.. Collier after its
publication in the afternoon papers and
asked him what he thought Of IT, "lhave
not seen Mr.. Mclean for months, 50 far rs
can remember, and never spoke TO him
about this matter in my life. ! don't
know who procured his signature by mis-
representation. The card is written in
clcar-cut English. II Mr.. Mclean could
not understand IL IL is his misfortune, not
the fault OF those who have gotten up and
are advocating the Reform ticket. MIR.
Mclean IN a good man and We are sorry Ia
lose him, hut he will not bo missed on
election day Any man who says have
not kept my word, or donOl keep my word
in everything, tells u deliberate untruth.'
Mr., Collier says lac does not understand
that "clcan ticket means a Democratic
personnel entirely. Personally, the
candidates on the "Rciorm" ticket,
lac says, are the peers or any
man IN Shelby county, narrow. |
minded Democrats 10 the contrary not |
withstanding. The headquarters Of the |
Reform party are at No. 30 North Court
street.
TnE ArrTAL yesterday announced that
Col Josiah Patterson and Mr.. II. u. Lind
ay. Democratic and Republican electors
respectively, would address the people ut |
Y. VI. II. \, hall las, night Ii was an
error Of Col. julie A. Taylor, State Demo.
cratic executive committeeman for this dis.
trici. The speaking will take place Mon.
day night, the 10th, same place and hour
Col. ThomRz \. Hamilton, candidate for !
the state Scua,e ON the "rcoplcs' Reform "
Ticket WIS until yesterday chairman OF ,
the county Republican executive commit !
tee Tie latter party could not understand
whore toe rI,UuyIs service, to 10 during u
the campaign could come IN and requested
HIM Ia yataic. Like the Young man who I,
sWurc lac would never continue in the ,
the service ul any one who DISCHARGED
him, the colonel stepped down and out.
II there b. q sauc man in shelby county .
Who lacks Information on the political b.
sues ui the day after the present campaign
il settled ut the ballot box, h will be- be-
cause hc las closed his ewes aud cans 10
every opportunity cor cnlph,cnmrnt. Tie
guhrtnH'"'is . 'tautcs have bppn here.
the clcctor, from she state NJ large will De
here Monday night and Tuesday night |
Mc,srs. ]. G. johnson and Prot Tate. iur
the Prohibitionisis, wall be- here.
Tho Memphis lecture bureau. now an
assured sncccrs, ~ this city. is one that az.
pclls 10 adj intelligent minds With an
organization OF The Kind falling. us ID
would, in q rguIar circuit. % would make
u practicable tos.cuu Coo beet iorlupr boo
The country anil 10 moderate expense
For instance. br. IalmBsr. who NAV Do
Secured % visit Memphis luI dedicate
The remolrlrd Cumberland prusIy'sn8n
church. Court str,o, r4urui mako
The trip for less than $50. With the
city ou @ regular circuit and dates
convenient, thU outlay would not ha moro
than sivl. gentleman oi this r.ty a..
cciyui letter the other dty uruIrng
about the prospects ui occurring visit
from the humorist 1871 I've. anal thr
'llousirr' poet, Jamp. Whucomh Riley.
lie replied that ho believed such a visit
could bc uadc profitable all around. but
The question iu d. mind was. VIM would
take chang" NJ toe N,nturr' This din /
Guilty WW Doc removed hy % lecture bureau.
Any'hf meeting will boz held MurIH,
hfl' oe."ya, boo lhc Cumberland
,"ui.A TO complete the urWuil. q
u'n. \ constitution uul Ly.IaWa
am iu Dee adopted and chm.
Ger mgmHru clc,ts1 ~ tIr mr..in,
lat Friday night most ui tbu.r rrs.Yt
Nerc ministers ul toe HHpnl Irm tIa
me impression should uut 20 irfH u8t
business lui professional mon Hr. mod I..
sircd as mcmbyrL Indeed iurr Hra. ami
most earnestly it isufs.I. uirr...r.' tlt
OIL Wh" can will attend thr meeting fn.
morrow night Thprr isnu such tIr,sa.
Initiation iro anil d aus oXp#ust " I1ia,,r
should De- nisel /, viii hc incidental HrI
iniihA t.'h upHHH joining o. ffIuifrI
Ia subscribe iHf f1 mu.s stock. which an.
tails gNpuus0 uu.y boo IHn event af IL lrri.
ufrf hlllns 10 attract Is.uu.., enough
toooycf ihc liability.
"Money Is prlty cosy hem, r9v 90 ...i
n prgminpui banker y,.lruIty in la I.r. .
ncr loung.r "bIt NOT 1. ors. loo v,u.I
be u the suggestions ui ONO 90. our aN|..f b
hwrcm Wrfu acted uT1u. ~, m 4u rwi. Z
ncnt advocate and be- hinEs ut4f over, ,
man ought 10 BE- allowed to borrow aL1t 3
iuunuy hn needs lrum thr banks uu.J LII. d
own note. without iu'orcf and without =
security or collateral other than % piHn.rs . O
oath executed before q court IT competent