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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12
CHURCH NOTICES.

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aud looncy streets. Scrvices nj II am and I
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Mtsiqn SUNDAY hchooi-h ltoliet school.houfc,
Marshall avenue and Union street every SUNDAY
si.sl0on ~ 1. nialsf horlinf ~ Tue same
piaoe e'e'y fnnay evening ny ~ O'CLOCK.
Hcrnando street Mcih0dig Episcopal Church,
souih - former Linden aud fernando streets.
services ~ II ani' conducted by the pastor, kov.
J. N. spence.
Chnrrh ~ the Good shepherd Chelsea Com.
munion nt am. Evening erlcc at pm. BY tho
Rev. 3 Bufiord
Rowan Memorial naptlat Churrlt-ccrticcs at n
PRESBYTERIAN Mission SUNDAY school p,ory e,,,,.
day AZ g1 nm hi MIileTs haii Ia,, p,clc
A. n. mn. Supt
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To be ircci inum the danscuoi snaooa,lcn While
lying down. TO breathe freely slccp soundly and
uudlsturbcdi 10 rico rcfn-hcd. head clear. bmin
active and free from palm or ache 10 know that no
poisonous, putrid matter dchlcs the breath and
riots away the delicate machinery oi amcil. taste
aud hearings 10 feel that the system docs not
through H. veins and arteries, suck up the poison
that isEuu IA undermine and destroy. 4 lndncd a
blessing beyond all other human cnJ0ymcnis. To
purchase immunity from such q fats should be the
obicd 81 AL aitictcd But those who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair Of rcllci or
curc.
hAsrorBs RADICAL Cum meets every phase ol
Casrrh, from simple head cold 10 tho inoai loaih.
sofo and destructive stages II Il local and consil
tutlonal. lnsnnt In relieving permanent IN cur.
Ing, saic, economical and never falling
hAsroEDs RADICAL CuRE consists Of ono bottle
Of the RADICAL Guar one box u CAr,nrHAL sof,
WEST, and one inirovEp isnALn. III wrapped In
one package, With treatise and directions, and sold
~ all druggists for siOo
poITIn Dnua AND CHEMICAL Co posroy
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THE OLIVE BRANCH KILLING.
Moody's Preliminary Trisl--A Correct
Account OF the Crime.

Moody's Preliminary Triai--A Correct
Account OF the Crime.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
OLIVE BRANCH, Miss, Feb. 1.-THE
case of the State vs.. w. Ii. Moody for
killing B. n. Wesson, begun here yester.
day before Justices Holiday, Harrison,
Lauderdale and Hanserd, was concluded
today. The deiendent introduced no tcsti-
mony, but stood on the evidence offered
on the part Of the State. After full in
vestigation on behalf OF the State, none Of
Moody's witnesses being examined, he
was released upon bond OF 81, 500, which
was promptly given. Jos. L. Font, Of
Holly Springs, and Judge J. NJ. Greer, OF
Memphis, represented the prosecution,
and Hons. Sam Powell and Ira ID. 0glesby
the defense. The facts elected on the trial
are so totally different from those stated in
your special from Olive Branch immedi-
ately after tho homicide that we know you
will, in justice to Mr.. Moody, make proper
amends. Instead of Moody provoking the
difficulty and cursing Wesson, as stated in
said special, Wcsson provoked il, and
Moody was going quietly and peaccably
away with his wagon and team and wood
that no claimed, when Wesson assaulted
Moody by throwing at him large and
dangerous stick.
Both claimed the wood and Moody pre-
pared TO 90 TO the man from whom both he
and Wesson claimed TO have purchased il,
and II he said that il was not his (Moodys)
wood, he would haul IL back II was
clearly established that Moody neither
spoke unkindly or harshly to Wesson, nor
offered any violence until assaulted in the
manner before stated by Wcsson. Much
interest was manifested in the matter us
both the defendant and deceased are well
known and have many friends. A large
crowd was present during the entire trial,
and upon the termination Moody was
warmly congratulated by his friends.
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JOHN D0RY, No. 5I6I.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino, the bc.t bred sou 81
l1oi, IT,, dam Indiana tdam q indianapolis. AN.
by Mamhnno Chief Pilot Mambflno made q rss,rd
n 2aS's IN the mud. Public trial Oycr Iouis,Ills
Jockey Club Tmck In 2aif.
firt dam Of John Dopg Agnes by Mambrine
star trcoord AS. son 81 Mnmhrno Chief Nam
brino Chief was BY hnnhhno I'aymasicr he by
Mambrlno. he by imported Messenger
JOHN DOIN II 10 hands high. seal brown, Il
most black. two white heelr. heavy name aud tail.
short coupled and heavy boncd lie /, horsr q
ane action and ,cfy stylish Although In nj. , ic.i
old ionn AMI never lmno he Il very is, and l,, q.
headed aud eau siscd ats rs gait lie wa ioaicd
Aprll Is, issi nj Indian I'M. Ky. Llmltcd 10 ten
narcL Scnlcc fec $40 cash. with usual prlyll
eyes Of rturn.
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W. y. Walton, ofSprincncld, Tenn, says
~ have been suffering with neuralgia In The
fnce and head, OFT aud on, for three wears
purchased box OF DIR. Tanners Infallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. ltgivcs me pleasure 10 recommend it,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers.
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents per box sold al
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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Any man with iair education and good
initiative faculties can pass himself oil for
n lord, count. carl. marquis. or bishop,
and nothing but positive identification eau
expose him. II Is different with a woman
Whatever she is naturally will come out
the first time she gets mad.
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION, C. 4 0. RAILROAD.
o Miles From Memphis.
" BLUEGRASS" No. 1874
standard aud Registered.

Sired by ryiiyks IIAInblctonian sire Of % troten
With ncorls 81 2So or better. and sim Of % som
that have each gotten one or mom 40 pcriormcrsl
tint dam XIII by Long Island Hack IIawK; second
dam by Young Duuoc. half brother " Amcricaa
ECLIPSE; thiri dam by Conlns Messenger b. Inn.
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS is 10. hands high. seal brown. NJ.
most black, With wine .colorcd nnnks and inuyzlc.
two white hccls, heavy name and tall. long bodied.
heavy honcd aud Vcry stylish. lie Il the slrc VI
Grey Cloud, rccord 223>i trial 2iS'l. Of Rcechcr.
slrc 81 ono 30 performer. and Of the dam Of LADY
Of Lyons, rcootd 11,H. lie Il half brother W Dcx
ter, AIMS Neiiic, as; Jay Gould. 22l'4; GcorSs
wilkes, 22l and full brother 10 Mcnelaus, 2S
BLUEGRASS h the only son Of Rysiyka liam.
blcionlan whoso services were ever Offend % The
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. and he will Thu,
SEASON h. limited 10 tea outside maroA bee s5e
cash. with usual privileges OF rcIuh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-12
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
Bills Introduced. Referred and Passo,
In the Senate and House.

Bnls Introduced, Referred and Passo d
In the Senate and House.
sl-v'al Dispatch 20 Tho Appeal.
JAcgsoE, Miss, Feb. ll.-[Scnatel Bills
introduced and referred:
Iiy Mr.. Boone: Supplemental TO the act
passed ut present session incorporating the
Corinth, birmingham & Bolivar Railroad
company.
by Mr.. Burline: To authorize supcryis.
or, II Monroe TO borrow certain sums OF
money.
By Mr.. Ross To extend the powers Of
the corporate authorities OF tho city Of
Water Valley and amending charter
,hcuoi.
THE Senate took mp the unfinished bust
ness Of yesterday, to-wil: The House bill
putting Holmes county In the Yazoo Mis-
siSippi Leyee district. Tho bin was dis
c'rscd until 2 o'clock PM, being earnest
~ aud ably opposed by Mr.. Wilson, and
posed.
BILB PASSED.
senate bill, 10 create the Office OF public
cotton wcigher In DoSoto county.
senate bill, to authorize the supervisors
OF late county 10 procure copy OF field
notes OF certain lands.
House bill, 10 provide for better distri.
hutton 81 tho school fund In Jefferson
county.
ilousc bin, 10 authorize supervisors Of
Washington county 90 pay outstanding In.
debledness OF the county.
llouec bill, 10 incorporate the town OF
Po,ts Cnnp In Marshall county.
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JAcKsoS, Miss, Feb. lI.-Bills intro
dnccd and passed: To prevent the sale OF
liquors within two miles Of Ebenczcr
church.
TO prohibit the sale Of liquors in district
No. ], Copiah county.
10 prohibit the sale ofliquou within Ave
miles Of Lexington college.
10 prohibit the sale ofliquor within ono
and half miles Of LauderJale station.
Bills nor the relief, respectively, Of W.
X. Davis J. J. Wordsworth, J. II. Mont
fort and 7. X Bush.
10 incorpomtc tho towns Purvis, Wood
spn, Naneleyc, Academy and amend tho
charter Of Harrison.
Toamcnd the eodc In relation TO bridges.
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CHEAP COLUMN,

Advertisements In tinscoumn will he charged Al
rate OF isc for two lines one insertion; two nser
tons 2sc, one week, ga
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hindmnoe 10 husiness IN from
70 10 " days ~ the htdicdird tait fd Tfusl aud
Ofice treatment Unnifaci mnfle With each patient
Structure. ilydnpoeln nud Naflcocce cuncd In q
fhuft time. ilfrulnfs un uppliCtulu
The nedfnisd hoft Tad TRUSS has the
spring In The ifuit. therefore avoid nH IN tidurY
trouble end can ~ Wnf uighi aud day Ne fliaf.
Anisc this Ifuss b. b. easy a. war uud In hold up
tie bowel. of money refunded Nafc snd htieI 10
male or female by ph. NOHLk
~ ieifsron a.. Mcnphil Trnn
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/ ARGE FRONT ROOM. LOWER FLOOR, WELL,
IL iurnishol.wlth or without board, III Jelcron
slr..ni
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LOST.

LOST.
Is MEMPHIS on MONDAY. FErY q. s,5oo
i wmppcil IN pieoo ~ hfosu paper IN biils ~
inlloWr Two tfis uno SO one s. aud one - Tlnd
20 viii lc llrmlly UWHrlei by rutufulng aaino a.
me or M attorneys, smith a collier
MARY v GRADY.
DuPIY-BROwN NEWFOUNDLAND, RITUHg
10 ucofgc H. rcisrL 20 IAudefdalo street.
nnd b. rewarded
DBCElIT BOOK, CONTAINING OOuPONs
~ markedly. M. Return Va Capt " X. Def
Try, 20 secDnd fiiget and r,ci,o reward
ROOMS AND HoAHD.
DOARD-i77 sEUONp-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with bOaui Tor man and wiiu eau ~ had nj
Ia Ncnnnd HfnHrt ErirfCuse must b. given. nay
boanicn solicited MiH v sfHTREiL
poARD-0OOD DAY BOARD Al siaOl PER
ID month. $40 Union q
DAY BOARD. AtsO uNE ELEGANTLY TuR.
~ niahod front nom iuI Fcnucmon. no Court
street
nniRAILg ROOMS AND BOARD Al u MAD
~ son street
U'URNBHED Rooms, WIN OR WITHOUT
" bOafd, ~ Main street
n ESTLENEs CAN or ooNFOKTABLE DAY
VI boand At No. ~ Court - fOr sit0 yer wcrk.
DOoMs--sICELY FURNISHED on UNFUR
~ nishod, with OF Without beard, al 70 Market IT.
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srRAYID.

IiOw-oN OCT. 10. PROM % ALABAMA ~.
" mAll brndl- COW Tips VI both horns sawcd
IN and holes hofcd through naaf tlp cnds spring
lng 80 calves whom LEFT - reward inf ninTn 10 n
Alnl nmh sfuct
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IOR SALE.

/ OT-25SGs6 FEET or THE SOUTH sIpE or
i i Tvzcyhnt Street on corner Clinton alley, bet
shelby and lcnncsco street., convenient 10 Shelby
aud Main streets car lines, Sgn cash: GOOD tile
Addrss H. w. X this office
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The Wilmington Baptist CITY Mission
which is an association number OF
members Of the Baptist chu chez In this
city, has been supporting three missions
In the suburbs and has built beautiful
chapel on Lincoln street, near Delaware
avenue, recently, on which field II ba'
mainly sustained school for more than
four years. This Sunday sehoo Is about
to be transferred ty the Board Of the
City Mission TO the Bethany Baptist
Church, which has purchased the chapel.
Yesterday was the asst day OF the school
under the control Of the Board. HAIRY
Emmons, ESQ. the superintendent, and
the other officers and teachers have given
perfect satisfaction to the Board and TO
the patrons OF the school II has been
very successfully cOnductet by them,
having had an average attendance Of ii3
The closing exercises yesterday were OF
an interesting and affe ting character,
There ere present 1870 besides a number
Of visitors TIE scholars were zach sup
piled with tokens of affection suit able to
the occasion and TO tho season. The
lab re OF those who have faithfully main
talued the character OF the school In the
waved interests Of the b ard OF the
City Mission for the z cd ofthe commuu-
ity will long te remembered and apPTe-
Gated.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

SilyerbroOk Sunday School he d their
Christmas entertainment last evening,
consistingOf rccitations by the scholars.
singing by several little girls, excellent
music by the choir, with Mrs Brierley
as Organist. a beautiful Christmas
tree stood In front OF the pulpit, loaded
with baskets Of good things for the lit
tie ones After the unloading Of the
tree the pastor made short SPEECH
when, on behalf Of the teachers Of the
school, he presented the superintcnd-
ent with very handsome pencil, as a
token of their high appreciation OF his
services, 10 which tho superintendent
in few pleasant remarks responded.
The new organ placed In the church By
Mr. ) NJ. Baynard seemed 20 give gen
eral satisfaction. The occasion was a
very enjoyable ono To the large audience
which packed the house. Alter sing.
ing, God be with you till we meet again
and the benedicuon by the pastor, all
returned 20 their homes rejoicing. The
pastor and hia family were kindly re
mrmbered by the school with variou,
| presents, among which was splendi,
| turkey, and can of oysters from on
4 friend Donaldson, who on his trip
+ through the country serving his custo
mers With this delicious biyalve, car
See an oyster kettle farther than
/ preacher can See u chicken.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
DO voU xUanEus



xno nsRsgsnss BSswssa xanA = xhsis
BusaassS enc xnas = ny B"- -.
Everybody knows aflsr the aSth Of
December, everything takes tumble. Il
aEytssiing ever took 9 tumble u Will talks
one now, and we viii show the would b
but ean'tget,thsre leaders somsthIng
S5out adairs that they never knew or
dreamed Of before. They say that they
are compelled to do q lot Of loud spread
ing advertising 10 compete with the low
prices OF tho Economy Hail." They
say We are selling clothing too low 10 SUIT
them, and they can't stand IL That Of
course, IL their business. II our great
imitatoFs take Eve dollar oVereoat, call
Il tailor made, or one OF their own make
and oder It for ten dollars, that's their
buslness.
Now comes our business. II we take .
genuine tailor made overcoat worth
f24. 90 without fear Of any contradiction
and at our small pro1t system feel in
clined and can afford TO sell It for e12,
that is our business Gentlemfp, from
now until 1889 We are going 10 % bud
ness but viii no. and can't afford TO do Il
/ Tor glory, and after that time our small
prohts will bring every person THAT wants
full value to the Economy Hail. In
spite of all the newspaper inducements Of
many would-be leaders. We will ever
continue TO offer those Peruvian whip
cord diagonal eorkscruw buAiness suits
for $3.50. Cashmere business luits,
%. co. Boys' suits as low a. ei.75.
Genuine Shetland beaver overcoAts el2,
worth ga aud $50 II made TO order, and
10 fact everything that is sold In the
Economy Clothing Hall, 400 Market, Il
sold at the fmallest possible profit
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

Mrs Amelia A. { r0z.er, wife Of Afchi-
bald Crozfr died at the res dence OF her
son, John c. Llddsll, G!i French street.,
yesterday, n the 10Th year OF her a
ait prolonged Illness which she bore
with great christian fortItuds aud tesie-
nation. Mrs. Crozi was born In Paisley,
Scotland. and at 10 years OF age came t.
America AID first settled at RockdAle,
Delaware County, Pa. and IN 1854 she
reu.oy, i with her husband 10 Whining
tn Del. where, with the RECEPTION OF a
eoJOurn at Kiameusi. he has since re-
SIDED. Losing her drst husband 10 1868,
she in 3 few years afterwards married
Sir Or zier, who yet survives her. but 10
such let lie health that bis death ia
almost daily expected.
Mrs. CrozieE leaves four children by
her trst LusoAnd, Royest aud John G.
LiddelI, Margaret, wife Of James CruE!er,
and Mary, vile OF James Mcdowell
Me Cfozier WAS an active member o.
! the Second Baptist Church. She will b,
remembered by mauy as an ardent leader
IN all temperance work aud during Oh,
rebellion she was active tn every project
/ looking TO the comfort Of the soldiers il
the Geld and in tee hospital.
/ JAMES Clark, weli-kn0wn and re
/ spscted resident hear Brand, via,
4 springs, Del, died on Mon Jay aiternn n
aged 81 years, Eitsr long lime OF neu
ralRia in the bones, which TO
/ the last Eve years made hin
| perfectly helpless and caused him 10 lose
4 his eyesight His wife, who was a Mis-
Colwell, Of Philadelphia, did some ar
teen years ago.
For many years Mr.. Clark wss engaged
in manufacturing WOO en- goOis, but lat
terly, by the aid OF h s sons, be has btei
/ car yinE on the farm on which he lived
He was the son Of the late Henri,
CLARK ard brother Of William CLARK
residing at Yorklyn, on the Landen berl
branch OF the B. Il 0. Railroad.
He leaves two soGs aud one daughter
the latter, Miss Brtsie, the teacher q
North Star school, MIL G eek Hundred
The funeral Will take place tomorrow
Thursday afternoon, a. / O'Clock. Ii
lie meat inRed Clay Creek Church Gem,
| terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
FIFTH EDITION..


1''estefa Oh Tis,maa
-, iestsrday Wa be dAy At H,,lJr
hiae Range. TIE sSoo,F,.
~ y II , o'clock and continued uB,ii I
ne lo,,ioEiag records were NAL.
re AID continuous match i p BgI
lefty, Is, ~; o. Helnel a. :, :. heC4
. man 65, and g. J ~, D.
1aii,a eye ard record praetlgs ~ ~,
y Z. Newman, 70, 20; 8. j match
: >, Montgomery, 90, H. B. s ,,uan,
A. Simpson, 81; J. " Gets, .,elsi 4
stees, Jr., 5i; CD O'Bnsb Ia b.
All eomerss re entry na,Fb A..
sWo best scores TO Win-J. = NJ. i,., Is
e6i ). j Newman, 49, ] ~ 1',Cauer
u B: Seeds, 70; ]. z ss-J y \
Heinsl, sr., 78. 'l'' '5id
Quarterly continu5u r,.tA
scores 10 Niu;-J. F. McCsr.+,. ','i u
newman, 403i II, b. sesj. ~
Hsinel, Sr., $40; J. Z. ssei m
simpion, S5ii J. Z. Newman A., 'A'
AT the Nawaset Club gfa,s1,
oOO people witnessed some ven A.. aOl
ing Of the shot gun. IN he cl,T uSl9
sWeepstakss, r Miller an gge5
prize. In the second eouiss. VI u, Q
carried Cd a pair Of drcks ani \, S'ol "
Third contest for three ducks "a, ~. y "
Tor second and enc for taI-I Il ~ T. " v
master ,,r won the arst, A. Il. s,gui ,s Dosi
and W. Smith, third. '''oad
IN the three money pr.z ~ a.
money was divided betw en- AT.,. IN w W
kendriek and AcCloskey; he ,eroS5 H 4,
tween hlliott and Yeitnsp. ,si l !, 4
third between D. Buekmas.4, s1 si y
Weldin. '''''oe AZ
The next and last contest vss Fl, =,
Immense 36-Pound turkey. which + M
Ter carried with 10 sirG.sh s5D.. 7 ~ ~
remarkable record. WH
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
Wilmington ses,s ransaslpnIs.

The game Of foot ball between the VIII
mlng'on and the picked eleven from
Philadelphia took place at Union street
Park yes crday afternoon and resulted Ia
a victory for Wilmington, the game being
. to 0 In favor OF the home team. The
following were the Wilmington players
Goal, J. Wilson; backs, 7 Southern, D.
etone: halEbacks, @. Aatherson, D. Nc.
Donald c. Mclaughlin; forwards, j..
Forest, W. Forest, j. Mitchell A, Craig
w Settle. The Philadelphia team was
rendered DINER by the home team after
the game and left for Philsde phia Jag
last night. The Wilmington Is Iqbllaas
over the victory, as the PhlladelPDls
eleven was composed OF mon selected
from the strong eleyens Of that city.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The Taylor Senate, at s XIII and Lom-
ba'd streets, had COLLATION. yesterday Of
pound cake aud other edibles, 10 be up
with otner people in keeping up Christ
mas festivities, and during the meeting
Hugh Doran, on behalf Of the Sen ate,
presented William B. Wilmer, president,
with pair Of gold Eyeglasses. Mr.. VIII
mer made proper acknowledgment Of
the unexpected gin, and treated the SEN
ate with a recitation from ShakespeaTe.