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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Special Dispatch torhe Appeal
GREEyvuLE, Miss, March l9.-John G..
White, an old time resident, suicidcd here
yesterday, at his room at hotel, by
taking thirty-six grains of morphine.
He was just dead when discovered by his
brother. The deceased had been suffer
ing from some depression, and letter left
by him gives warning of his intention to
destroy himself. He was about iorty.tiye
years old and had filled various positions
here from that OF superintendent OF wharf
boats to store clerk and carpenter.
Great interest Is manifested in the oucs-
ton of lighting the city up with electricity.
Two propositions come up before the
council tonight from the Nanderpoole and
the Thompson--llouston companies.
Whether or not either be accepted. il is
certain that one or both companies will
erect plant. The Greenvile Electric
Light and Power company, who advo.
cate the Vanderpoolc system, have SO.
cured private contracts, and commenced
building the works.
An infant son Of Sol. Bell, prominent
merchant of this city, died this evening.
Great sympathy is expressed for the be-
reaved family.
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EARNESTLY AT WORK.
Relief for the Mount Vernon Suffer,
to Be Pushed.

Relief for the Mount Vernon Sufferers
to Be Pushed.
The committee appointed at last Satur-
days meeting at the exchange to solicit
aid for the cyclone sufferers at Mount
Vernon, ILL.,, have appointed full list OF
subcommittee TO 90 systematically to
work for the charitable purpose. 1t is to
be hoped that the solicitations of each
member Of these.committees will be cor
daily received and not permitted to 60
away empty handed. The following
notice to them from the committee in
chief has the proper ring;
The subcommittee, as announced in
yesterday afternoons papers, to solicit
contributions OF both money and supplies
Tor the unfortunates OF the lately de-
stroyed town OF Mount Vernon, will please
proceed promptly today TO the duties as
signed them, and report promptly the re-.
suit OF their efforts TO l.. A. Keeling, sec.
rotary Of the Merchants exchange. Mem
phis In her day OF distress received liber-
ally from the people OF Mount Vernon.
Let us not forget to generously reciprocate
in this the hour Of her calamity. BY order
oil committee. W. A. GAGE,
n. n. EsrEs,
MAX FnAuESruAt,
T.. A. KEELING,
WM. K. MOORE.
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enabled to ascertain the name of the dead
man. The baggage consisted Of n cheap
wooden trunk, and was resbipped from
Kansas City. On being opened. letters
anu documents showed that the name OF
we owner was James Woods; that he was
Oh oil irish birth and a plasterer by trade.
me mystery as to how came his body to
DE found at such place and in such a
condiuon Is still unsolved, and most prob
aDiy VIII remain so for all time to come.
Inc theory, in view OF the fact that such q
sum oil money was found in his clothing,
Is that he was laboring under mental
alteration, lost his way, wandered there
Yesterday Squire Barry received let
ter from ID. G.. Wheeler, of the banking
house OF .. q. & d. G. Wheeler, Farmer
Village, N. Y, which stated that Patrick
Woods, OF that place, had read an account
OF the CHASTITY find in The APPEAL, and
that he was sure that tho dead man was
his BROTHER in fact there was no doubt
about it. The letter also stated that the
deceased had sister, Mrs James McGui-
gan, living in San Francisco, Cal. The let
ter asked the squire to send full details of
his investigation, so that the brother could
take steps TO identify himself and get
possession OF the money and effects OF his
deceased brother. The letter concludes by
stating that the correspondence could
either be directed TO the clearinghouse or
to Patrick Woods.
In a diary found in the dead mans
trunk the name Of James Michigan, San
Francisco, frequently appeared. There is
but little doubtth the parties in question
are the brother and sister OF the deceased
James Woods.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mas. II. GREY left Sunday night for New
York TO purchase her spring and summer
stock.
Mn. Ton GALE and daughter, Miss Ad.
die May, returned yesterday evening from
Florida.
Mr.. +. NJ. GRrFPIru, who has been
spending the last few weeks in travelling
over the south, returned Sunday evening.
ARCHITECT Cook left last evening ior
Nashville TO attend The annual meeting Of
the Tennessee Association Of Architects, oil
which he is vice-prcsidcnt.
VisrroRs on change yesterday: Nun.
roe Wallace, Como. Miss; II. p. Harrow,
Jackson, Tenn; q. w. Read, Ennis, Texas;
John G.. Mauer. New Orleans
Mn. Lou LouBRIE and Col. Robert Gal.
loway will probably 90 to Cincinnati this
week, 10 make arrangements for the series
Of spectacular exhibitions for the coming
fall week Of festivities.
GIN. q. p. NJ. TURNER Il suffering very
severely with rheumatism, aud his physi.
clans do not allow him TO see any one de.
string 10 talk on business matters with
him. They hope 10 have him well and
hearty In few days.
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For the early suitings, medium. weight
camel's hair sergcs and French mohain,
in improved qualities, will DO extremely
popular. Another very commendablc
material for ordinary wear is bcst-quality
English serge. II Is durable aud stylish,
drapcs handsomely, and IL ladylikc and
practical. These scrges make the most
desirable mountain and cool-weaiher
dresses, 80 often needed In midsummer.
The white goods Of this class, trimmed
with broad white silk galloons or wooden
dmps, will be among the regulation ma
tcrials for waicring-place wear, especially
for those visiting the scashore. Dampness
has but little effect upon them, aud a
good shaking will remove the dust from
them easier than from any other wooden
fabric. Many beautiful shades are ex.
hibited in the neutral tints IN serge, and
the colorcd patterns are all new and nj.
iactiyc. For walking-drcssos. shopping,
and excursions, this fabric Is yet M.
riyalcd,
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Memphis Thcntcr.

"Fogg's Ferry" an amusing comedy,
was reproduced last night by Miss Lizzie
Evans and company, and in an attractive
manner. IL has been seen here so often
that itis unnecessary TO give a detailed
description of Its plot or incidents, suffice
IT, that il pleased the audience. Tonight
The Robins Nest will he presented for
the iirst time in Memphis II will be ~
produced at the matinee tomorrow after
noon. Tomorrow night Miss Evans will
appear as Blossom" in "Our Angel, {"
Tor the benefit OF the Memphis Lodge No.
q, Il. r. o. Elks. In all these plays the
little comedicnne will introduce new songs
and dances.
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"DoRs Jones own any stock In your
company" mo, why3" "well, III tell
YOU. lilo came In the store the other day
and wanted 10 do little business with M,
aud the way he quoted prices In conncc.
ton with the personal pronoun, my breath
was completely taken away, aud ! could
only gasp and listen In silence" "Did he
do anything with your" "pm not sure
whether he did or not. have faint rec.
election Of an ovcrpowering faculty Of talk
and nm attractive odor Of ko-ko tnlu. and
between the two I expect found myself
such small potatoes that Il Il more Than
possible ko-ko won the day. Thought |
owned the whole factory"
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Iinppx Mamnn.

Mrs. Dali, wife Of u. Ball, bookkecper
at lockwood's stables, was yesterday re-
lieved Of a tape worm by DIR. NJ. Ney
Smith In one hour and forty minutes.
She had been troubled for five years, dur
ing which time she tried many physicians
in Memphis, Ill having failed.
II you are TINS afflicted call and see Dr.
Smith, No. 80 Madison street. Consulia-
ton free All cases guaranteed.
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A BaorHER's INQUIRY.
The Mystery OF James Woods being
Cleared Up.

sAN taS'fetS ~ 1879
Cleared Up.
The irighiiul lind Of the nude remains Of
mn aged man lying ON the waters edge Of
a shallow by stream In Wolf nvor bot
tom. about live miles from the city, on
tho morning Of the 9Th Of this month, WIS
again recalled yesterday. II will be re.
mcmbercd that the old mans clothing lay
carefully placed nj the foot Of a trco near
by, and that aside from n few pieces Of Ill.
yer money, one or two Catholic medals
and baggage check on the Kansas City
nilroad to Kansas City, along with tick.
et via the same place for other points fur
thcr west, and on 10 San Francisco, the
coroncr found nothing. But Il also viii be
borne in mind that when the undertaken
examined the dead mans clothing more
closely there was found In one Of the coat
sleeves a leather purse containing English
coin Of the value OF 1896. After the de-
duction Of the burial expenses from the
nmount, the remainder was turned over 10
'squirc Barry and by him transferred TO
The county trustee, and there u remains.
II Was ilirough the means oil the bag
gage cllcck that Squire Barry Was finally
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Manager Frank Gray's ANNUAL benefit
will take place next Monday night, the
26,h inst. OF course the theaicr will be
crowded TO lis utmost capacity, as the
occasion merits. Aside from the special
feature Of compliment and attested up.
probation, the program will be one OF
superior excellence. Tho renowned cor
netist Jules Levy, with his grand comb.
nation OF musical stans. will appear in a
round OF numbers most delightful TO all
who have music IN their souls. The SUP.
porting stars are: Nine. Stella Levy, So
prnno; Miss Filth Pond, singing reader;
Miss Ollie Torbcti, violinist; Mr.. Gustaye
Ihalbcrg, tenor; Mr.. +. V. Downcy, pianist
and acoompanisy under the direction Of
Maj. j. ID. Fond. The combination will
appear here hut once, and. leaving aside
the testimonial TO Mr.. Gray. no one should
miss IL.
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MENKEN & COMPANY.
TALK WITH THE BARK ON

Rain kept ladies at home Yesterday
they need not regret il, for today we give
Them a feast of bargains unparalleled even
in our blouse for bargains"
"Snow bound" goods arrived-by freight.
by express and by every conveyance from
New York to Memphis, they poured into
our house yesterday. Job lots bought two
weeks ago, goods boughtat trade auctions,
delayed by the blizzard, all like an alpine
avalanche rushed down at once and almost
overwhelmed us.
We worked all night at them and will
do our best to have them ready this morn
ing at opening hour, but we ask as favor
OF our patrons that they possess their souls
in patience until 8 o'clock, at which hour
everything will be ready.
The Jubilee Begins Then Promptly nj
O'clock This Morning..
New York mills 1911 bleached sheeting,
27lc.
1874 Marseillcs quilts ut Sl.l0.
All linen cream table damask, o. inches
wide, at 47c.
FACTORY ENDS: 100, 0OOremnants Of indigo
blue prints and American sateens at &c u
yard.
SURAH SILKS: Warranted not topull, ALI pure
silk, today only 67c-match them II you
can for 81. All colos, street aud even
ing shades, only &c.
ONLY Toe, double width dress mixtures
known as Demara suitings.
Ar Ace Two eases Of double width, all
wool tailor suitings-all beauties.
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GIVING THEM AWAY.

Dinner sets, ZOE pieces, new square shapes
with cascade decorations, only S7.9S-
New York price sli.J0.
A CANT LOAD: Read-ll0 useful household
pieces OF furniture for S2.0i. Here
they are: plates, cups, buckets, sauccrs,
soup plates, pitchers, spoons, dust pans,
rolling pins, cutters, dish pahs-all for
s2.gl-ll0 useful pieces that no house
should he without.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

wEIaLER-The funeral oi AiIoH NAY. daughter
81 Jacob and Caroline T. Weller, will take place
from iamily residence. No go Main street, this
Cruesiayl afternoon siaso O'Clock scviocs by
the Rev. w. X Bogz. Friends Of the family invit.
ed 10 attend. Carriage al residence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Tng Office hours Of David r. MADDEN,
president at city hall, arc from o'clock
p. IN 10 $50 p. m. Remainder Of time he
will look after outside city matters.
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Monte gri.lo.

The sale Of seats for the engagement Of
James O'Noil will open at Wi,zmann's
THIS morning. lilo will appear at the the
alter next Thursday evening and during
the remainder OF the week.
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uoi For Cheap TicIsetsi

To New Orleans, Vicksburg, Baton
Rouge, Jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 80. Paul, and many
other points. I. SANnsoS & Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers' Asso.
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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You get great big plug Of "oLD RIP
tobacco Tor your money. Try H.
MEMPHIS GROCERY Co,
Wholeealo AVentg
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FoH anythingthat constitutes iist- class
dinner 20 70 N. q. Kerr, 100 Main street,
Jno. savill's old stand.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

GEO. II. NETTLEroN, President Kansas City,
Memphis & Birmingham llailrnad
JOS. =. JOHNSTON, President Alabama National
Hank.
J q. CHAMBERLAIN, Gencml Superintendent
Sheffield 4 birmingham Coal Iron and Rail.
road Company.
JUDGE y. A. GAMBLE.
H. II. ELLIOTT Chief Engineer Kansas City,
Memphis & Birmingham Ralroad.
W, l.. WALLIS.
J. &. MusGRoVE
a. O. FRANCIS, Superintendent Corona Coal aud
Coke Company.
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special.

On account Of the Indictment weather on
Monday, our prices on dry goods, notions,
etc, viii hold good today and all the
week.
r. II. W GoDwS,
No. EOS Main II.
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MEN's NIonr smErs; A splendid garment
fully worth SIPS. You can have them
today for CSC.
MES's Socks Best British stout, worth
35c a pair, today three pair for SOC.
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w. r. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. 4Ol SECOND street. Telephone, 455.
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CouSr OF MONTE CRisro, by Alexander
Dumas, In cheap series at Mansforj's.
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PRS and fittings, engine Giilna.
Browne, the plumber.
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Auction sale o, pIamona..

The balance OF Goodman diamonds ior
Nall account, also lot hypothetical 10 the
Memphis Loan Office will be sold at ! I
O'Clock Il. m. today at No. 2si Second st.,
Masonic Temple.
T. J. MCCARTHY & Co.
Auctioneors.
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GREENVILLE MATTERS.
JOHN @. WHITE SUICIDES BY TAX,
ING MORPHINE.

Talk OF Lighting the City by Electricity
The Council Has Not Yet Fully De.
oided Which System to Adopt-other
News. 1F
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MRS. N. JOHNSON
Fashionable Milliner.
flar
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3a3 Main ST. Under csyoso Hotel,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Stockholders Meeting.

TWP Annual rtriinr Of siockhOlicr 0i The
II rhcsapcska' iDiga Southwestern hailfOtd
COMPANY Tor the kietlon Of Dinci0ra and The
transaction ~ such ffhcf business ~ nay oUine 10
IN the oiiy Of NsnIrh's IN the STATE Of Tcnne~ce
On he hul kiaalJ d April, 1884 at II oslak.
IN the forenoon Of bat day The proposed lsuc d
Branch iionds u nald t1in1any and Use execution
II lnurtgpge o. dcCd ~ tfnsi w. .ernfe Ulc tam'
VIII ic submitted h. thc meciinE iol " tnnsihgfs
ton aud action thffrs,u ~ nrlcf ~ the President
and bn4r ~ Director. J. y NAIfsA tclfptafys
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SOMETHING NEW AT BARGAIN.

SOMETHING NEW AT A BARGAIN.
IS inch Swiss embroidered skirting at i7c
and Csc.
Graduated embroidered panels. n yards
deep, beautifully embroidered at sl.25.
These goods are nj lace counter, where
there Is a special sale Of Chantilly laccs
today.
CARPETS ASDCUErAiNG This will he busy
day In these departments. Largo Brus.
sells rugs only SLAB Tapestry Brussels
carpets, 09c. Philadelphia super M.
grains, 5Tc. Three yard lace curtains
with pole and irimminps, only Sl.JO
Three and half yard lace curtains with
poles and chains, only SOS.
Pekin silk curtains only sSi5
Window shades complete on spring rollers
for SIC.
Maitings, willow chalrs, baby carriages
and mantel mirrors.
SMALL nur USEFUL sperm machine oil, DC
bottle. Lubins powder, lie. Doc
pocket knives for l5c. Whisp brooms
loo. Double thick envelopes 5c pack.
age. Metal dress buttons worth JOcl only
lOc. Fourand five row tooth brushes, DC.
Triple extracts, only l0c. Thousands OF
Others today In fancy goods aisle.
900 pair women's $3.50 Md button shoes
at Sl.s7.
500 pairs boys 81 calf shoes at si.35.
500 pairs mems $3.50 calf shoes ai sl.O3.
To-day 10 . 0'efcck We H~gin.
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LODGE SoTICrs.

rI,HH oFPfcRRs AND MEMBERs OP a
Il LEILA SCOTT LODGE No. ~. y. ANDXX
A. ~, will hold a special communication w
this TUESDAY evening Aarh 30 Tor worn IN Pei
lcw.cnii degree All v G. i,.ieInaily Invited
~ order is MAHAfff, w. N.
Attest VIZ. FmSiE. SECRETARY.
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IN LADIES' DEPARTMENT,

IN LADiiS' DEPARTMENT.,
Where you will see the largest and most
elegant selection OF wraps and dresses ever
brought to Memphis, We offer the follow
ing snow bound drives, all on one table
For 53c Eachi
Ladies' extra muslin gowns, six clusters Of
tucks, yoke double edge, worth good
dollar sec for yourselves.
Ladies' embroidered chcmiscs.
Ladies' trimmed cambria corset covers.
ladies lace trimmed drawers.
ladies tucked and embroidered skirts.
Infants long cambria slips.
Not one article on the table worth less
than II, many worth more
Choice To-day Only 11e.
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fts.OttIIOS.

DtssoLuTiOS.
rIIiiE rAnrxynlttir ~ JENNINGS nROa.
~ MIiiineton Tenn was dissolved ON the 18th
~ A. a. JENNINGS.
-. e. JENNINGS.
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On h, TlnlNi,s,1 n Aprl 1874 II II 0sllok.
N. @ KERR

Having purchased the dal, market Of The late
John sasllle. iD Main street respectfully invite
ny old patrons irenis and the public Eeneralf 70
cali whero they viii aud the mo~t choice Of all
meets. etc.
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Rain kept ladies at home yesterday
they need not regret il, for today we give
them a feast of bargains unparalleled even
in our blouse for bargains"
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roriunber information, write or apply 10
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rus UNIFORM A rAssroRr.

In reply 10 the numerous inquiries that
Gen. Thurman has received from oomps-
mics who wish 10 attend the Nashville mil.
itary cncampmeni, but not enter the drill,
b. says that all soldiers are cordially In.
viied whether they appear In the drill OF
not. lie prefers that all companies and
batteries attend in their company or rcgi-
mental uniform 80 Us they can participate
In the parades, and have the advantage oil
camp discipline. The soldiers uniform
will DO his passport.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1888-03-15
Special 20 the Ladies.

For weeks past l have been re-
ceiving every item obtainable and
of interest on the subject Of Milli-
merry, to which my careful attention
has been directed for the benefit OF
those whose confidence so freely
bestowed in the past, renders this
duty moro pleasant than tedious.
The ladies of Okolona are kind,
courteous, Of refined taste and APP
preciative. Their manifestation OF
this fact has increased and stimu.
lated my desire to keep them thor
oughly posted, and to be enabled
to give them every opportunity
and advantage ofthe latest produc.
tion in Millinery. On the I'd and
Sd of April l will have an opening,
exhibiting the latest novelties, to
which all are cordially invited. The
"Herska" and "Frence DeVoutine"
bonnets will be the "center of at
traction" With many thanks for
past favors, remain
Truly Your Friend,
Mrs. o. II. Garmon.
l door south st Elmo Hotel.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1888-03-15

Those Of our lady readers who
would like to have an elegant,
large package Of extra fine, As
sorted Ribbons (by mail), in differ
ent widths and all the latest fash
ionable shades; adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Nsckwear, Scarfs, Trimm-
ings for Hats and Dresses, Bows,
Fancy Work, &C., can get an as
toDisbing big bargain, owing TO
the recent failure Of a large whole
sale Ribbon Manufacturing Co., by
sending only 25 cents (stampsL to
the address we give below.
As a special offer, this house will
give double the amount of any
other firm in America if you will
send the names and p. o. address
of ten newly married ladies when
ordering and mention the name Of
this paper No pieces less than
one yard in length Satisfaction is
guaranteed, or money cheerfully
refunded. Three packages for go
cents. Address, London Ribbon
Agency, Jereey City, n. J.
Feb %, 'SS, fy.
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SEED COTTON.

Farmers buy the Champion Cotton seed,
they are the best. having a very heavy stock
and very heavily branched, deep rooted and
the the hardest cotton plank in America.
Natures two to three weeks earlier than
other plants longer tinted. twice the num-
Der Of bolls and much larger
VIII positively guarantee go per cent
more lint cotton thnn common used yarities
Send and get small quantity and have
good seed the next year.
PRICE-Per bushel 50 90. t-2 bu. So 90
IA bu. 81 30. Is bu. 90cents.
send money by register letter, postal note
or money order to
RICHARD W. MOORE,
l12s Olive Street. st. Louis, Mo
Reh 23 3m
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SOGisIgaPsTSORaI.
BY uyRrrE BURkrrr

Mr.. Hillary Ward, Of Pulaski
Tenn, is in the city, en- visit to
his relatives.
The social at the residence OF
Capt. Stoval's on tuesday night
was quite a pleasant affair.
Don't forget to atteRd the Mass
meeting at the Methodist Church
next Sunday eve at 8 p. m. Every
body invited.
Mrs. W. T. Houston, returned
homo last week from Jackson,
where she has been on a visit for
some time past.
Mrs. DR.. Martin, ofChildersburg
Ala, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Barnett, in Pearlville,
We wish her a pleasant stay.
We welcome home this week the
bright and smiling countenanoe Of
Miss Mamie Dawson, who has been
on a visit to Tennessee for several
months past.
Mite meetings are all the 60 now.
Another one was had at Capt. Sto-
Wallis on last Friday night. A
laroo crowd attended and every
one enjoyed it. Candy was plen-
tiful.
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ve dollars in any one year.

hve dollars in any one year.
Sec. Q. Be il further enacted
That all laws and acts and parts OF
laws and acts in conflict with this
act, be and the same are hereby
repealed, and this act shall be in
full force and effect from and after
lis passage"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1888-03-15

The business interest of Okolo-
ma is quite promising for the fu-
ture. Our merchants are receiv-
ingnew Springs and Summer goods
and with the assurance recently
given by Mr. Clark of the NJ. & o.
Railroad, we can safely promise
our people that they will be sold
as cheaply as the same quality oi
goods can be bought any where in
the State.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1888-03-15

Hon. ]. w. Winter was in the
city this week aud looks as cheer
ful and business-like, as when be
represented the peoples best in
terest at the State capitol. It is a
pleasure to US to commend him to
bis constituents as an earnest
f'r. faithful servant and q