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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05
The Test of Ability.

"That young Simkins is very charming
fellow. Ho was talking to me all the morn
ing, and he was so clever"
What did he sayf
ooh, he didn't say anything but he put it
SO well Life
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

st. Peters, in Rome, will accommodate
81, 900 persons; Dome of Milan, $1,000; St.
Pauls, in Rome, 25,OOO; st. Sophia, Con-
stantinople, $1,000; Notre Dame de Paris,
81 900; the Dome of Florence, 10000; the
Cathedral of Pisa, 1900; St Marc, in Ven
ice, 1000. Public Opinion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

The oldest woman in New Jersey is
Diana Schenck, colored curio, 115
years of age.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

1t is asserted by those who profess to
know that the entire surface of Raleigh
county, West Virginia, is underlaid with
coal from to II feet in thickness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

A club room in Portland, Me, is said
to be paved with $9,400 worth of old
lottery tickets, not one of which ever
drew cent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

Ia Russia a leap year superstition is
that if est. Cassiau (Feb. 29) look
on a cow it will wither.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

Come to Beatrice, Nebraska.

Cheap homes. mild climate. rich soil, good
schools; population. 10000 will double in two
years: values will also double VIII soon be chief
manufacturing city in the state. Immerse water
power. Eight railroad Outlets. with others sur
veyed or bu ldiug. Come. take advantage Of h r
magic growth Excursion from all eastern points
at half rates For circulars address
BOARD OF TRfDR,
mar 3-dwlm Beatrice, Neb.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05
Drunkenness

Or the ''-lor Habit, Positively Cured by
terlng DR.. Haines Golden
Specific.
1t caa be given In a cup Of coffee or tea without
the knowledge OF the person taking #: It Is abso-
lutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patient is a mod crate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF
have taken Golden Specific In their coffee with
out their knowledge and to-day believe they 1ult
drinbing OF their own free will IT NEVER
FAIL. The system once mpregnlted with the
specific, 1t becomes an utter impossbility for the
liquor appetite to exist For sale by T. H. Thomas
and Marshall & Fisher, Druggists, Rock Island.
Ills. feb 2-iwIv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

The manufacture of orange wine is be
coming an established industry in Florida
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05
feb-17-deodw
Health is Wealth !

DIR. f. c Vests Serve and Brain treatment a
guaranteed specific for hysteria, dizziness, con
vulsiOns, fits, nervous neuralgia, heaIache ner-
vOus prostration caused by the use of alcohol OF
tobacco, wakefuness. tai depression, soften
ing of the brain resulting in insanity and leading
to misery, decay aud death, premature old age,
barrenness, loss of power in either sex, involun
tary Losses and spermatorrhoea caused by over
exertion Of the brain, self abuse or over indul-
gence. Each box contains one months treatment.
81 a box, six boxes for s. sent by mail prepaid
on recent of price,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05

The population of Paris is said to be de-
creasiuC
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05
BUY4HoME
Invest in Rock Island Real Estate.

Ehe future of Rock Island looked brighter
than it does today, and there time
when there confidence manifested among
our citizens. The called Blooms" of some
Western towns have had their day, and caught
their victims, and nov the sober second sense is
turning and with it the desire to locate in cities
which have not been built in a day and swept away
in n night.
LOT 5 8
In Bailey Davenport's Second addition, Third ad-
dition and Fourth addition to the city of Rock ISL
and ranging from $3.50 to $500. Easy terms to work.
ing men-one fourth down. balance in two, three and
tour years. Also IA lots in B. Davenport's Second
addition to Moline.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-05
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

To cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with $5, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money II the treatment does not affect
cure. Guarantees tssued only by Marshall d
Fisher, Harper house drug store, sole agents,
Rock island, H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
The i.ouia,liIc sou,hcrn opened.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 3l.--A celeba-
ton was held at llarrodsburg, KY, today
in honor Of the opening Of the Louisville
Southern railroad for general traffic. Sew.
oral excursion trains took down from
Louisville near 1900 ladies and gentlemen
az guests OF the road. Several companies
Of State guards accompanied them, and
salutcs were fred by tho artillery ut stop
ping places. An old fashioned Kentucky
barbecue and burgoo had been prepared
at llarrodsburg, and was enjoyed with
speeches aud music. Tho rejoicing was
heightened by Lexington's having voted
yesterday 500, 600 for the road. Similar
celebrations will be held at Shclbyville and
lawrcnccburg within tho next ten days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
sr. JOHN ON THE OUTLOOK.
10 win Not De Sorry II tho Democrats
Curry Knnaag


Garry Kansas.
Kansas city Special To- the ~ Louis Republican.
Ev.Gov John T.. st. John, OF Kansas,
who was In the city today, said;
"Clinton H. Fiskc, Of New Jersey, will
be- nominated iof President by acclana.
ton, and unanimously. don't want the
nomination, aud would not take Il II Il
were Offered me. want TO be perfectly
free 80 that can bc felt in this campaign
Tor the good OF The party. As 10 the
nomination for yicc.prcsdcnt, there are
only two prominent candidates, John A.
Brooks, Of your own city, aud Levi Tan.
ncr, oi Alabama. OF these two candi.
dates Il h well known among Prohibition.
isif tia, Brooks has the decided lead, and
Will doubtless receive the nomination.
| llu was the Prohibition candidate Tor Gov
cmor Of Missouri In 1881, aud had 10, 400
votes
"Thc question 81 woman suffrage. con
iinuod Mr. 81 John, "is sun 10 como up
nj this convention am In favor Of max.
ing the platform progressive and moro az
rrcssiyc. The tariff should be- revised TO
suit the consumer As Il is our present
system has created too many millionaircs,
aud the party that stands In the way Of u
revision will suply get left sooner or later.
believe the Prohibition party will iayora
revision. President Clcycland's policy on
the mril will increase IN favor with the
masses, while that Of blaine will Just ~
surely decrease. United States senators
should be- elected 10y the people, aud when
YOU do that such men ~ Ingalls, will bo
| lcit at home. | would do away with the
electoral college and shall cndcayor 30
| get the party b. take that position
What action will he taken concerning
local op,ion1'
"Scc here. do YOU know that the action
/ Of the Michigau courts IN declaring local
option unconstitutional will add 2O,OOO
/ votes 10 the strength oi the Prohibition
party in that STATED You know now, sir,
what think. ut least Of local option. II
~ q dclusion aud a narc. Yes, our vote
! in Kansas this fall will boz doubled; aud u
I could give my whole time 10 that State,
could make lO.OOO votes ior our candi.
date. whoever lac may be-
But would not that turn the State over
a. the Democrats
YES, but ID wouldn't make q bit ~ III
ference The claim oi the Republican
party that 81 h. the only original temper.
ancr party in Kansas, Is all bosh. The
Democrats would do Just ~ WE'LL though
| perhaps that would not be- saying ycry
/ muglN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01

inch wheel, was the first to arrive, and
won the race. lie started with ii
minutes handicap, and did the distance,
corrected time, in 81 minutes and AZ sec.
onds The distance is fourteen miles and
seyon.tenths. The winner was closely
followed by several others. Van Sicklin,
the only scratchman, arrived in 80 min
utes and % seconds. H. Winship, the
winner OF last years race, who was handi-
capped minutes and 80 seconds, made
the best time Of yesterdays run--j3 min
utcs and 20 seconds, beating last year 4
record by 0mnutes and 30 seconds. W.
A. Rhodes, n Boston professional, who
rode 10 beat the best time, arrived in 81
minutes and 80 seconds. Nineteen OF the
contestants besides lumsden get prizes,
consisting Of sporting goods OF different
kinds. Winship, for making the best time,
will be given valuable gold medal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
A Fatal Collision.

CuEyENNE, Wy. r., May 3l.--A collision
occurred ON the Cheyenne & Northern
branch Of the Union Pacific railroad noal
bordeaux, yesterday, between work
train and passenger engine, which rcsulte,
In the death OF Passenger Conductor Had
dock. Fireman 4. T.. Fem and brakeman
Mayiicld, and the probable fatal injury 81
Engineers Brooks and Masdcn aud ia,
serious injury Of four other employees. A
washout north Of bordeaux had occasioncd
the sending out OF the work train.
On the arrival Of the northbound passcn.
yer ut Bordeaux the conductor was or.
dcrcd Ia leave his train and run with an
empty engine 10 the scene Of the washout
Ia learn whether the passenger train could
pass over or not While making this run
d collision occurred with the work train,
which had completed repairs and was
returning 10 Bordeaux nj full speed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
REV. H0WARD'S LIBEL.
A SPIRITED DEBATE TAKES PLACE
IN THE COURTROOM.
The Reverend Gentleman Being Re-
luctant About Telling Who His Lon
don Witnesses Are, Is Attacked by
Mr.. Bullock and Gets Mad.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, May 3l.-The cele-
bralcd damage suit Of Frederick Howard
against Prof. Jarman and others has been
before the circuit court several times this
week upon motion by the defendants
attorney TO compel complainant to disclose
the names and places OF residence OF GER
tain London witnesses. spirited dis
cussion ensued today Howard, who has
no counsel, argued his own case, and
made an eloquent speech, shedding tears
occasionally when referring TO himself or
family, then again when referring TO his
enemies. Mr.. Bullock, counsel for the
defendants replied and insisted that there
was no earthly reason why Howard had
not complied with the order Of the court
10 give the names aud residences OF his
London witnesses in a way that seemed To
reflect somewhat upon his ycracity, How
ard became wrathy and said TO Bullock
that neither he nor any Of his crowd could
say what he had uttered outside Of the
courtroom. Then il did seem that blood
was upon the moon. The court ruled that
complainant should disclose thenames and
residence OF his London witnesses by the
llth OF June, when the case will be called
again,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
A YOUTHFUL ADvENTuRER.
A Little BOY who Has an Inoomprehcn
aiblo Passion to Travel.

aiblo Passion to Travel
CmcAoo, H., May Ilcnry NJ. Stan.
10y and the wandering jew have a rival in
little Josie Friend, ten year old son OF Mr..
Joseph Friend, Of this city. josie has a
great propensity for travelling, aud ever
since seven years OF age lac has taken trips
IN every direction aud io all parts OF the
Union. lie is a freak In that his wander
ing inclinaiiOns arr not the insult Ot trashy
literature hut rather natural. When seven
Years old Josie aud an older boy started
ior keokuk, Ia The largcr boy was
thrown Oft the train aud had to start home
but the younger fellow continued the trip
and reached kcokuk The station agent
sent him home Three months later he
took another trip to Crown Point, Ind,
and was shipped back. Nothing dauntcd,
he started the next season and went 10
New York by way of Buffalo, staying away
three weeks and taking minute notes ON
scenery aud incidents along the road. lie
was shipped home hy the New York police
hut escaped at Kalamazoo, Mich, and ON
being taken In hand again Got away once
morc at Michigan City. Here his father
got him. Tho 18th OF this month lee was
sent home from school for sliding down
the hanistcrs, but instead Of going homo
lac started ior California, getting as far as
Glcndiyc, Mont The sheriff there sent
him home. but he got oil at Baincr,l,
Mimi. where hc was heard from Yesterday.
Ills father expects hyn home In three OF
four weeks, hut thinks he will leave again
for California The only fear his parents
nov have Is that some accident viii bciall
him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01

Comedy and pick wright. of Memphis
Win ENent~.

CNuSyAri, o., May ~. The 9Th DAYS
racing at i.alonia was only fair The track
Was In excellent condition and the weather
was tine
Firt Race selling purse Tor three year.
olds aud upwards seven aud q half fur
longs. Starters Golightly Comedy, Hot.
fentoi. Fell Nell. Blaze Han Chccny. Lc-
panto Auctions Comedy, SIS, Golight.
w, Ell. Iopanio. $40. field s.. Comedy
won by a length aud hall, Choony sec
ond aud lrpanto third. Time 1891.
Second Race Owners handicap. for
two year old Gllics, half mile. Starters;
Maud ward Laura Davidson, Sakhral,
Electricity. Cornno Blackburnc Beth
Brock. 1viUssa, Almcm, Laura Stone.
Auctions Laura Stone, $50. Maud Ward
and laura Davidson VI, T. Oihlon entry.
g., Counnc blackburn, 49, field, -.
Laura Stone won by length In gallop.
with Beth BruUck second, Corinnc Black
burn third Hmc-Oj0.
Third Race Selling purse. Tor thrcc-
yoarolds aud upward. Xix iuflonri
Starters Galatoa. Rugrnrttc, lcstus,
Little SIS. Dick Wright, Orange Girl Radi.
cal, Silver Han. Auctions Galaica. SIS.
Dick Wright sll, Bngnncttc. S., Geld,
So. Dick wright Won by q neck irum
Orange Girl SECOND, nngancttc third.
Time ITO Silver Han boltcd at the
head Of the stretch and finished last.
Fourth Race Selling pursc. ior thrug
year Odds aud upwards. ak iurlours
Starters Rebellion. Cora l., Duhmc, Ful
Sail, Casiavay lislhnd, finaliiy, Solit
Silver. Range Auctions. nuhmc, ~
lisland, s.; Finally, 50 field. S2h Cor
l. won, buhmc second, tnfluWay thirl
Time -l.lbl
Fifth Race Sweepstakes: iorthvc YEA
Odds and upwards one mile aud HcNcnt,
yards Starters Gris,cttr. The Chcyalicr
-Four Mash Dad. Famine. Nick Finer
Auctions The Chcyaicr. $50, Nick lin
yer, SIS Gn.ctto, gu Geld, H.. Grissc,to
won. Sour Mash second Nick Finer thiri.
Time l.ibl.
Sixth Race IIaroldslak 81. OOOaddcd
fof two year old colts. hyc iurlongz. start.
eE lincoln. Syracuse, Proctor Knott
kasson, Outbound. Julien. l,onfcui Onc,
Again, Iymnast, lAnucs, Sparkling. T,uton
Tcnny, Sportsman, Ilindoo, Cmit Auc
tions-ilold, so, Proctor Knott sia
Once Again, so, Syracuse, Sll. ono,
Again Won in % caulcr hy four icngtha
with Gymnas, second, Outbound third
Time l.OL
Following are the entries, weights an,
pooling on the la'onia races iof tomorrow
flri harr=sCgCn cIrhths IT a mile. ssIIln,
nlly Gilmore iiF ti1 jnuhCft iin SO Cora D. q.
go Una a. 90 go iiuusntuuir tll $40 Dina Nav,
~ ~ stewart n1 a. Mamie ilny vi 81 Drum
fiirk ~, o. Nulrun. ini " Culourl uatns RI fil
lied Anionlo y. lady llndo' iul iytou NJ "
heUund Hacc= ittc elghihs II mile. trIIur
tallie o. ~, tif ialo Miller iOo ga Niuuiu
Was ~ 81. Martin Russell ri D. Zulu bon q
70 webster. 10 - Nincand. TO-. g. Wheel a
Fortune. VI y ilfld Gypsy pl iot pI Karl al .
Third liace- Nile ard au eighth handicap swrou
tiAkts Asclnla 10. sil hcnsdrt 900. 80 fiauIno
~ 80 htu Han. ~ fli. inugallght 30. an ioitl
Wall ~ " bonita. w " Famine u1, 81
loufh harr Nile. twcrpIialHs sunbeam nj
tlf Joseph ius a.
liiih Race Milc and a quarter thionla stake,
70 AnFccs ~. 80 iayinh Bile iup - Ampii
lW ~ lclA May, iW, 80. Julia T., To- o.. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
A New Road incorporated.

LINCOLN, Ncb., May 3l.-Articlcs Of in
corporation have been filed Of the
Nebraska 4 Western railroad, the cor.
pomtion having capital stock Of $1,000.
600, The route will be through the State
east and west, commencing on the
Missouri river opposite Sioux City. The
incorporators are James ID. Negus, ID,
Mclean, VI. r. Jones, Albert lngard and
H. l.. Paige, and the acknowledgment to
the articles was taken Ia New York city.
While nothing definite Is known IA 10
what syndicate is behind the incorporators
the prevailing opinion Is that il is backed
by people seeking Nebraska business 10y
an extension from the western tcrminu,
Of the Illinois Central at Sioux City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
OH, WHAT A DAY!
Sewer Rats Make Their Appearance
Only To Be Dumped Again Into
Their Exasperating Nests.
Shoemakers Drive Pegs Into tho
Soles OF the Favorite Men.
Comedy and Dick Wright, Two
Memphis Chances, Win.
Bob and Louie with Some Others OF the
Local Talent Get on the Wrong
Side OF Unique "onco Again"
and They wahoo.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 81, There was
good crowd at the races today. The track
was fast and the weather was clear and
cool.
FiIst Racc-Pursc 5000 thrco-quarters
Of mile. Starters Hattie ID, Indus,
Sallie Warren, Tom Berlin, Carnegie, Belle
Mitchell, Fairy Ban, Bohemian, Wood
cract, Jack Cocks, fanchc,t, Autocrat,
Fillmore, Unite. Auiocrat won by hall a
length from Carnegie second he the same
from Unite, third. 1imc-l;l5.
Second Race Mile heats. Starters Col.
amor War sign. Elgin, Fostcral, Irish
Pat The first heat was won by Elgin, Eos
teral second. Irish Pat third Second heat
was captured by Irish Pat, with Elpin hall
length behind, War Sign third Third
heat and race WAS wonby EIgin, with Irish
Pat half a length behind. Iimc-l:ii,
l:45l, l:ijl.
Third Race For two year olds; $500
added; six iurlonps. Starters Liberty,
Columbus, $3.50, Glockner, Isabella. Lib
erty won easily. half length from Isabel
In second, $3.50 third. Tmc--l.lGl.
. Fourth Race Maturity purse 5000,
handicap lot four aud five year olds. one
-
lO2, Vincent; Wahoo, ll2, Taral Unique,
100 Freeman. Unique Won handily from
Wahoo second, White Nose third. Time
-23S
Fifth Race Stccplcchasc, purse 5000,
full cousc. Starters. Winslow, Lijcro,
Buccphalus. Winslow won easily, Licro
second, Buccphalus third. Time -i2ol.
The following are the entries, weights
and pools Tor tomorrow's races.
Flint laco Nile nnl one sNircnth wheeler T.
~. SO Iolcx M 81 Hofnlud iu, tlt orderly
". 80 Af.sih ni si lufupipc. ~. 81 rayuv, ~.
81, Rambler on 50. Lizzie a. 81 a. u0nnr, p1, e.
kccuud iapcaNvYtu fuflnnfs Lucy johnson.
lot 50 ihNuU. so. 1'L King lllU. 40. tlt lCu
1imu, b, 81 Moonlight lui tii. lei NOrtr. 20,
g. Alfred. M ~. lunhh. m ~. Vision, ~ tt
TrumpciOr pi 81 Noiile Amyt luo g. LEILA W, W.
e. irnud a. al Donovan. H a.
1hirl RAW Merchants eclipse stakes mile aud
quarter Tcrh Cutia NO. tfu rimppn. iil, So
Fourth Race two 90 rnlds bali mile lan
kins iul - Alrcun. lg,. o.. lutg, No. go
Thuma, =. i.u.k 40 q, Mckenzie, ile ~ inhcr
itcfl. lei lA'n, ~ a. Glitter. llo, o. Pack
noro le, Nay ". iui. 81 Lucy y, i0, 9, Hon
John n Ia. a.
Tilih ilao,- Thrcr quarters oi mile Iitiic
Minrh IN sion laukWpt. o. fO nlUuia. -. ~
Katie rcrf' mo- a. Er'tltr ti. 81 uuly Dare no.
8 Maiilr j. tin e. NHf a. ins g. LtLtl a. ui, -
Ifulg ~ Ts 81 lnlsIHm 81 ft
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
Tho Party Of obstruction.

lrum The Nuuirumey Ad,cnltf
The Republican party proposes simply
TO become n party Of obstruction. Ia
highest idea Of ianif revision is TO raise the
rates, AMI therefore II will oppose every
proposition contained In the Democratic
bin nov before the House oi Representa-.
tiycs. How low Il has fallen. when, In
the face uf is great prctcntions, Il has
nothing IT IT, own TO offer for considcm'
ton. No wonder Il Is rapidly disinlcgrat.
ing. After the November election Il will
be- in the United States like Il II In Ala.
hmm. I'm a aiale OF nllrr rnllnnan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
sournERN IRON.
An Attempt Made TO saueose II out OF
the Market.

the Market
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May Si.-The
Trud,fman OF tomorrow will contain letters
from leading southern iron masters In ref.
crcncc 10 the recent cut In the prices made
hy the Thomas Iron company, Of New
York, and the lehigh Valley ON No. |
anthracite. The letters are from producers
whose furnace Yield N NJ the rate Of 300.
90 tons per wear, aud from brokers who
handle hVc.siN,hs Of the entire southern
product. They agree that the effect ON
southern iron will not he serious, ~ the
cut merely brings anthracite to the price
nj which southern No. has been selling
In New York. All agree that the cut was
made 10 meet the views OF eastern con.
sumcrs aud not 10 squeeze out southern
iron from the eastern market ono south.
crn master says southern No. can be-
sold NJ q profit In Philadelphia and New
York at sl250, freight added, which bring
the gtoss price NJ those points 10 Sl7 and
$3.50, ~ 60 Sl.j0 below the cut quotation
Of anthracite. One OF the largest dealer.
attributes most Of the decentralization o.
the multitude Of agents engaged in push.
ing sales upon consumers, and several con.
slider the depression In iron due 10 the
tariff debate. All oxproSs the belief that
prices are weak, but think bottom will b,
touched In juno, and that prices will
sharply revive la July.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
A POPULAR NEW FIRM.

Aaron ID. Allen and Spencer Finley En-
bark In the Real Estate Business,
In to.day's issue Of Tm APPEAL is TO be
seen the card Of Messrs A. d. Allen & S.
l.. Finley, real estate agents and brokers,
at No 10 Madison street. There are not
two wonhicr and better known thorough
young business men in this city than the
above named gentlemen. Both Of them,
though, still comparatively young men,
have had long and successful business cx-
pcricncc. 10th OF them are exemplary
types Of what success young men can
achieve by strict devotion to business.
The popularity and confidence they On.
joy In this city is such as Is only 10 be at
tanned 10y conduct in both social and bust
ness nllalH recognized by the best standard
In both.
II IL Of such firms ms this that sound
and prosperous business community IL
made up, being thoroughly established
IN the confidence Of every indi-
yidual at home, they readily COM
mand Il from abroad. Mr. Allen is
largely interested, and 40 Is Mr.. Fin
ley, In the material prosperity Of Mem
phis, and rs will he seen from
their card they already have in press q
pamphlet Of the city's and surrounding
country's resources and advantages, which
in iH distribution will do much 10 attract
the public from distance 10 this section,
Already they have attheir disposal large
tracts Of iillablo and timborcd lands In this
and adjoining States. Immigration has
turned from the north and northwest, and
Messrs. Allen x Finley are prepared ia
furnish all needed information patuitously
TO whoever may desire TO invest in lands
or 10 locate here or in this vicinity.
That the new and enicrprising firm will
continue the success that has marked their
careers hitherto in other limos Of business
Is assured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
AnImnnr,nn,Nn,in.

last Sunday there was little complaint
about Jake Sccsscls pur Ice cream. The
reason VI this Is hccausc the train was q
little delayed, which happens perhaps
once In two years, and II was understood
that some Of his customers could not eat
the cream on account Of II hcing n little
soft Any one that bought cram from
Jake Sccsscl last Sunday and could not us,
Sane can either set their order dupli.
Gated this Sunday or the money Every.
thing i arranged that a mistake Of thi,
Kind will not happen again. Respectfully,
JAET SETSsEI.