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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

We had the pleasure Of IL call yes
tcrdny afternoon from Mr. Oliver
Jory, Of H.. r. Jory a Son, manu-
mcturrrs of the Oregon Fruit Dryer.
Mr. Jory hu- just returned nom a
short trip to Corvallis and Albany,
mnde iu the interest Of the dryer.
He reports the prospect good for
getting n large drycr- at both
places. The CAPITAL JoUHNAL
wishes sucty-- To such enterprises.
n our Salem people would exhibit a
uttIc more enterprise 1t would he
much mon 10 their advantage.
There Ii good demand for charcoal
in Albany II l- likely looo bushels
could bc sold there ir looked after
soon. let some uf our Salem char
coal dealers come tu the ront aud
look uft,r the matter and II viii hc
20 their own advantage. They are
referred tu the Willamette Packing
Ca. FOR mrthvrparticulars.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
CONCERT PROGRAM.

The following is the program oi
the concert to be given at the Uni
versity chapel tomorrow lWeone7
day) night, by the University cno-
raj club, assisted by other talent;
PROGRAM.
/ Chorus. "All Hail Liberty's Chiet-
toin." -. Palmer-Auber).
/ Male chorus, "My Home is on the
Sea. Bartlett.
Song and Quartette with Echo'
"Song ofthe Chase. e."-Geibel-Mlss-
es Corkish and Gillingham, ana
| NIessrs. Epley and Perry.
Piano duet, "Buttrehy Galop ga
price j. .v-Paul-Misses Dalrympie
and Hughes. .,
Vocal solo. my Ship Comes in"
| -Millard-NIiss Grace Gillingham.
Trio. Little Farm Well Titled" D."
/ -Parry-Messrs. Epley, Cook and
Perry.
Grand chorus, might Shades no
/ Longerr-ROssini.
Solo, "The Monarch ofthe Woods"
-Cherry-Mr. c. w. Sears.
Quartette, "Row, BOatman, Row"
-Geibel-Misses Perry and Royal,
and Messrs. Burke and Howell.
Exhibition of the Anthrophone.
Piano solo (Nocturne), "Sur Ro-
mama de pEclaire. ."-Ascher-
Miss frankie Jones.
Trio, Charity.-Rossini-Solos by
Misses Parish and Gillingham.
Vocal solo, "Who Treads the Path
Of Duty."-Mozart-Mr. w. H.
Bagley.
Glee, "Whistling Farmer Boy. p
Kinsey.
Aria, Robert, Idol of my Heart
-Meyerbeer-Miss Halle Parrish.
Glee polka, "Thc Harvesters' and
Cleaners Song.-From Butterfield's
Ruth-Miss Halle Parrish as Ruth.
Concert will begin at S p. NJ. Ad-
mission, 25 cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

Mr.. y. IL. Frohlichstein, of Mobile,
Ala, writes: 81 take great pleasure
in recommending DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, having
used it for II severe attack of Bron-
chitis and Catarrh. 1t gave me
instant relief and entirely cured me
and I have not been afflicted since.
| also beg to state that | had tried
other remedies with no good result.
Have also used Electric Bitters and
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, both of
which | can recommend DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, is sold on a
positive guarantee. Trial bottles free
at DIR. Ii. w. CoX's drug store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Jtinizej Account Of Doing, 10 City and
Country
NEW INCORP0RATION>.
The North Pacific History Company
Klamath County Fair
Association.
NEW INCoRPoBATIONS.

Yesterday the North Pa
ciGc History Company through
Ashley Bancroft j. u.
McMillcn, =. +. Castlcman' J..
NJ Parrish, f. 4. Vaughn and D. q.
Chapman. filed articles Of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of stat" Ih'
object Of the corporation BE- TO procure
and prepare material for the publ
cation Of two volume Of history per
tanning 10 the northwest coast OF
America. The principal Office is to
be- located at Portland and the capl.
tai stock fixed at So 900.
Articlcz Of incorporation were also
filed by the klamath County Agri-
cultural Fair association; incorpora-
tor. j. o. IIumnkcr, Johns. Shook,
Matthias Walker, j. &. Potter, }, u.
Gnmth, j. 7. Fulkcrson, X. g.
Miller; object to conduct An annual
mir for the exhibition Of agricultural
and other products Of klamath
county, at Bonanza, klamath coun-
~; capital stock 81, 500 In shares Of
$500 each.
North Pacific Industrial as7oci-
alton; ncorporator- w. :. Ladd,
Frank Dckum, Amo- ~ King
Donald Muclcuy, Geo. B. Mnrkle,
Jr; object to conduct IA mechanical
agricultural and live stock cNhi-
bition, museum, etc, at Portland;
capital stock $4,000 In shares Of
yIOO each.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

nr GilnrrI, the eminent Physiog.
uomi.t, Scientist and Nuthupolo,
rl-t, viii commence "a short course
uf ,plrndidly illustrated, amusing
and instructive lyytur-s at the open,
huurr uu Friday evening, April 9th,
on the great -,ivnyv al Authppolo-
~ Opening lrvtuw fpv subject
inst night "rhv rhyAosuumy ol
llNlth, nl~U~,, Character aud
Crime ' Al auv invited. Cuu-
mvuv,rs at IS ,harp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
n.no,r,.r in rsuuell.

The democratic convention meets
in pepdleton to-day. The body Is
composed Of l57 delegates, OF which
seventeen are from Multnomah ana
nine from Marion. John 7. lrlsh,
editorof the Alta California, ana
r,plcman for the administration
will be present at the gathering Dut
"A. this is not that gentleman :
funeral II il thought he is merely
tbare for his health. The candidates
and their backer- were on 'he
ground before the arrival OF the
DELEGATES. with a view to hA up
things and gain a knowlege Of their
comuaratiyc strength. once
being. "a. the Multnomah
democracy expresses it, "A mere
"mnttcr Of profit and advantage w
# ia rigbt that all should share in it,
hence we may look for keen 7cralii-
bic for the spoils. Wide speculation
is INDUCED by the journals Of both
PARTIES as to the aspirants for ONCE
likely 10 be- favored by the conven-
ton. but ~ that body is now buslly
engaged making history, it will be
well to wait until the lightning has
.t ...J ,l,,.,, ,,.a pou tell who
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

Fred pmlcr, the sewing machine
agent of North Salem, p'ccivcd in
juriv, in some Way ~'vcrll days ago
while working about his HOUSE, and
has dnoc hcyn confined to his bvd.
Night bcturc last hc WAS taken with
conyulsions and up Io the present
timci, la "a dangerous condition,
His family is la nearly destitute
condition and the county court has
hyyn asked toWliyyv thviruvvc~sitivs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

The river has risen tum excellent
boating stage aud i- -till rising.
This condition uf the Willamette
n~ur'~ "a perfect arrangement for all
those who gu uu the excursion the
18th, ta have "a most delightful trip.
The magnificent steamer Multno-
mAh viii come to salem on the
afternoon ~ the 18th ready TO take
an on hoard early un the next morn
ing Tor thc cyclouuua and Cascades,
Rc surc to take hcld ar opera glasses
,n order to hc-t enjoy the scenery,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

SaNRgy's aud other market gar
deus anuud town have kept the
Salem markc, we'll supplied with
gauivu "~s,~, tur snmy time. John
q. Wright has NOW commenced
shipping pi,-planT udi-hvs, onions
and other wpiru truck Ia Eugene
CITY, and will uyNt Wyyk commence
Supplying Ru~cOug aud other
southern oo'gou town, with yvg,-
Ably--
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

The hotter ,aru,r, yesterday mad,
oug their r.p1ris far Mauh,
which apt a, follow, hlNypi
lvt,r, H5,- drup letters. ass
postal ,uri,, l9a, dvpp,~tal caris.
H-. nyWsIopyr, yJ,, nll2, collvvl.
vi lyu,r, u.Nh lv,ad ytt,r., a,g
Iv~yal yaDl- 1859. ksal postal yarls,
Uu. uyW-loIsr-. yy.. stN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

"A p Mount vf Mount ~ McNil-
hu. viii $50 Gao Allauy tomorrow or
thy dsy uuyr Jo -ec what 0ruAug,-
mguJ, wan by mldr ug building "a
chair ByJnp ,hvr. Mr. Mount
,,aJ,s that hy na, not given zap the
1ja vf n'bui,dlug hyN, but hy cou-
sidyr JhcpnI,sigiou the Albany
poap,r talk ut making worth listen.
lur tN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
CHEMEKETE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1888.
4 A Kratz, Dixie; 5 Abrams, 5 F;
NJ c Hewey, J r Mcknight, J p
Kelley, f Kennedy, J o Gattner, w
p Birton, Portland; J G Mcbride,
Pete French, John II Woodram, w
+ Hord, NJ Seigel, Chas. Leland, 5
f; Geo 5 Washburn, Eugene; Mrs.
: Whitley, John Barlow, Tacoma ;
John Munich, Aurora J | Mayer,
st Paul; G II Thomas, Newark, o..
II Duncan and wife, l irving, Chill
locothe, Mo-; J Hoffman, II HOft-
man, Kansas; + Pentler, French
Prairie q + higgins, Seattle; T J
Fryer Independence; w II Smith,
Chicago; f Suatton, Omaha G L
Custer, Delta, Cal; r. II Lee, Che
mawa; a Bakeman, Nebraska /;
Alonzo Brown, Dallas; w Barlow,
Barlow station; Frank Hetseck, n.
y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

a. A. STANLEY, e. r. Thomas "A.
A. Wright a J, Whinyy, . Han,
trr Mylis, ty,iN Callahan, aui A. D.
~cNsau,v had thr drsNv Of d,st0I
~ my,iivins oonhrncd upou ghvm ty
ghc moiical department oi thy STAT,
University last night
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

SHAW a tNa attorney, ur
l.ymu,l Walkyr yf Wo.lbuu. have
nlyi boz ,hy g.uWt eury "a dymufUr
Go ghy complaint ut lsuw N,uJ,l.
who want, SEou JAmse,- Tor
Wuuudyi auVygu- yt The
dymupr silyr- Jhs, tHy complaint
d,.- uoy aIlya -anis.,u, grounds
faT aNtIUu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

The executive committee of the
state fair association paid visit to
the fair ground yesterday. They
found the track in very had con-
dition from the rains and made ar
nngements for placing it i'm order.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

MrSsrz. Gibson n Singleton have
moved their stock of drugs into the
handsomely nppointcdqunrtcrs they
have had httcd up ON the corner of
Commercial and State streets, and
In "a few days, when they get
things Strengthened out will show
the people of salem the handsomcst
pharmacy ON the Pacific coast Mr.
Gibson Is u thorough druggist and
Mir Singleton Is u competent bust
mes, man, So We may expect 10 SEE
them not only hold the large trade
worked up 10y George Good, but
increase IT, Their old quarters will
hc occupied In "a few days 10y Mcssrs,
SMigvr RrnS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

John \. Rosa and son, Of Florence,
Kansas, are here with a view to
locating. The former was engaged
m the real estate business and the
latter In school teaching before
coming here. They ARE now
stopping ut Hosford's boarding
house on Liberty street JL Wire,
banker of Concordin, Kansas, is here
visiting his old-time friends, Henry
aud \. l.. buckingham He has
visited every part Of California, but
is much better pleased with Oregon
than with that state, lie says that
"a great many Kansas people who
have settled in California are look
Ing toward Oregon with IL view to
coming here
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

A pr.-oucr named Gcorsv nufiN
s.u1,uc,t a. tNo yvar tr larcvny.
Was bVushI up Io the pgniI,ntlap
Cvm r,uAnd asg night
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

Business must wait on politics.
Yesterday was the regular monthly
meeting day Of the commissioner,
but Commissioner Slater could not
tear himself away from the demo
cratic state convention at Pendleton
to attend to the duties for the per-
formancc Of which he il paid 10y the
state. Commissioner Waggoncr and
Clerk Bell met and adjourned to the
last Of the week, when Commission
cr Slater may find time 10 attend to
his official duties. They will then
20 to Oswcgo to examine into the
cause Of the recent disaster ON the
Narrow Gauge road near that place.
Van B' DcLashmut has written the
bourd that hc has no complaint Of
in freight charges to
make against the o. r. n \,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
MARRIED.

RNAN-HOWE-At 81, Johns church, Sa-
lem, Or, Tuesday, April s, lSSS, by Rev.
Father j, J, White, Mr.. Thomas h. Ryan
and Miss Alice Howe, both OF salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
NOTICE Of PAYMENT

NEW TODAY.
NOTICE or PAYMENT
All persons holding warrants against
Marion county endorsed by the treasurer
arv hereby notified To present the same Tor
pay mcnt as there h money ON hand FOR
that purpOse, ana NO further interest will
oe paid ON them.
AUGUST GIESN.
County Treasurer,
Dated April Srd, lNsS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

DROPosAIs ARE ASKED FOR WORK To M
Il d1uc uIon the Branch icnitrutinry ht Eldy
VILE, Ky, cOnsiding 81 the completion Of the
Ccllhouss emotion II Kitchen. Laundry. Chapel
Mcsshall, Hospital aud shop noon iot 400 mon
nisp the construction at about a.~O feet ~ side
track into the prison grounds, requiring brick aud
carpenter work. plnsicrinr, plumbing, painting
Tin and galvanized iron, steam heating and engine
and boilcr-, etc.
Plans aud specifications Of this work may h. seen
NJ the oHirc " Nc Donald Bros., Arrhitects. cor
ner Flith aud Market streets, Louisville Ky, aud
At the Bnnch fcniicuilafy, EidyNilla, ny. IN the
ofuco Of n. n Lyon. ptuiisutafy Commissioner
The use ~ free ~ convict labor may H. made Tor
the whole ot any part ~ the WORK. NJ The option Of
the contractor Information ~ " the conditions
from the architects
Rlds am invitci f1f the labofoi 90 men. a. b.
confined In the rcnitrutiary NJ fiiyNillc o. soun
~ lhcsc buildings may b. completed, iuf u term Of
ycas not grcaier Than ten, dating from the hf,i day
~ August isss the lcsace undertaking tocunstruCt
the building. and do the wufk nov advertised Tor,
and nt the same time h.inF allowed the hcueht
u The appropriations made ~ the last Legislature
| for this pufpusc.
yict. cuuhnci In the Frankfort rynibnuay, lease
Ia run irom the 1t DAY II April irsl, iaf any mum
l,f ui years not greater than ieu lids may d. 81.
irred i1f the labor in both prsuua nni fuf Che
\ strIdion Of the ahuvC mentioned hutldlugt and
| other wofk A. a whole OF inf any portion ~ a.
Proposals cor lease must D. accompanied by cofti.
Del chcck iDf si0D for construction II buildings
| iot sI1 cor any portion ~ woft &c 40 cheek.
Il Ia 10 made tayahlr ~ tho Governor ut Kentucky
aud are h. H. ntufn. ~ the hiidcrs alter contracts
/ arr awarded aud lunds given.
| Nils will h. involved unul y O'Clock m, July ~
/ isSS, aud should b. addressed 10 the undersigned
carr McpoSAtp lHus, Anrutfcr, LoytsyiitE
and should h. indor--i "lilds inf i'rnilsutinry."
| sutuh = n bltkNik, tnVUfnof
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
ANOTHER pARAsoL EPISODE.
A Young Woman Trails an Ogling Dude
Effectually.

Effectually.
Chicago, ILL.,, July pa large crowd
was attracted to the entrance OF the Column
bia theatre last evening about 7 o'clock to
witness the novel spectacle OF handsome
young woman smashing silk parasol
over the head and shoulders Of we'll
dressed young man who was laying pros
trate OH the sidewalk. 1t appears that the
young mrn, who is described as "a dude, "
had been standing near the theatre en-
trance ogling ladies as they passed.
Presently two young ladies came along
together and were greeted with an "ah
there" from the fellow. One OF them
looked at him and smiled, and constituting
this as a sign OF encouragement, the dude
advanced and offered his arm. Suddenly
the lady who had been smiling stepped
back space, raised her parasol and
brought it down with a crash on the head
of her luckless victim. Partly stunned
and wholly bewildered he sank
TO the sidewalk where he lay until the
lady had broken the parasol into small
fragments over him. Then leaning over
the vanquished young man she said;
"This parasol cost IS. ] intend TO make
you replace it," The money was thrust
in her hand and the young fellow skunk
away glad to have escaped so easily, while
the young ladies boarded car and pro-
ceeded homeward, refusing to give their
namps
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IMPRISONED WITH FIRE.
A Fortunate Rain Comes Up and Saves
The Lives of Several Men,

'ne LIVES Oh SeVeTal men.
OTTAWA, July 23.-One hundred timber
cutters, working on Perey and Pattes tim
Der limits, on Bouchere river, recently had
miraculous escape from terrible death.
Last week bush fires started simultane-
ously at four points Of the compass a short
distance from the camp. The flames
swept down upon the men who were not
aware of their perilous situation until the
fire was almost upon them and all means
OF escape shut off. They were forced to
retreat from the lumber depot, only to see
the camp doomed by the fiery element
Men who probably never prayed before,
fell upon their knees and asked TO be saved
from the dreadful fate that seemed ineyita-
BILE. Their prayers were answered. As
the last ray Of hope of deliyerance had
vanished, black cloud was seen rapidly
gathering in the west, and in short time
a heavy storm passed over the burning
district in which the men were imprisoned.
dcadening the fire sufficiently 10 enable
them to escape number of the men
were suffering from the intense heat they
had endured.
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Trustees Sale.

rNpEit ANBBY VIRTUE OF TnE PHuyisIONs
| J cuutalnssi iu rsttain duri executed ~ y g.
Mostly, Mafy y N0shy. Liry v MIsby. tNa y
Nphy Nafy fnnulo Mostly y Mushy " -allir u
land Company ~ the s,th day ~ May ~, aud
which L. ~ frUufi IN the hr,istgfs oiru II shelby
olunty Ipnursa,u M b0uk m page I'D. 81. ~
aud 80 default IN Tie payment ~ the indebted
nos ~ said Chirkasaw tAnd uumtnuy thsrhy
sHrufrsi having hUru made, NJ TIE request Ut ihr
huldrfs thyfrOt viii, on
Wednesday, the tst Day OF August, tsss,
AZ O'Clock M NJ the eastern duof ui tho court
buusr ~ shelby county. fcnncss"" situated IN the
TaHiug District ~ shelby county Tennessee. ruin
monty rallrd the rity ii Nrmphl yell 81 tho hirh
81 bidder iuf cash, the following described real
Ostnip towit
the east fiiu II Short Third sirvt one huninsl
un1i trrt suuth ~ the Inns bctwrUn The Ufifinal
country lots Noe tHi aui 49, thru'p ytst parallel
with sald linss one hundr,si aud eighty hNu ISL
tbrnus sputh PARALLEL with atii lhirl street uur
hundf,.i and ssiy two ioN io.t sight ~ inches ID
an allsy which runs Iamllrl with hsalu street
theme. sust Isfallrl with and ga The lins NJ saii
alley ~ stale seventy sni feet East ~ snl lhlrl
ttrsot bolus the siuthesst corner ~ Aston tlid
lot uonrU Win shd ho,f's liuc pnfalll Win mid
| Thim stfurt north a. aid tuyda northeast corner
| one hundfrd iiuul ipot thence vest with sntd
itlyds north line SEVENTY l5u feet Ia The chst iur
/ ~ aid Thlri atu4t. thence north with The cost
line ~ snit Thni STREET siNtytsu hi ir"i eight ~
inches a. the beginning and bcing The sam" pfup
/ pfty ~ Wa conveyed ~ the tAii thirknsuw Land
| Cotnfany by thr aid y q N0shy. Nnn ' Mostly
/ Lusy y Ntsby IVA y Nnsby. MARY fanulr hpslY
/ 1 Ntaby IT, Aailis u Mushy aud Lola NJ Npsiij
In aid Afriu i May D., is5 Registered ~ bopt W
partz ii6 ~ 81 uni ~ 81 above 'ot iurih
Tho equity II redemption IN siid pruPFny e cN
l''N' '''' N G. mostly. Trustee
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A Promising Ysung Man suicides.

HoPgiNsyILLE, Ky., July 23.-R. W.
Henry, ono Of the most brilliant young
lawyers in Western Kentucky, shot him
sell Sunday evening at his residence, dying
instantly. lie had been out on political
speaking tour the last week. Mr.. Henry
was a nominee for Cleveland and Thur.
man clcclor for this district, and had been
mentioned for the Democratic nomination
for Congress. lie was only thirty ycars
old. Tho cause Of the suicide is a mystery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

rI'o EXCHANGE NASHVILLE FOR MEMPHIS
/ property, or for lands In Mississippi delta, on
line OF L., n. .. Il T. RR &. H. VANCE
BatcsVillc Miss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

NEwnERG. y. Y, July 23.-Thc funeral
Of the Rov. T. +. Roe took place at Corn.
wall this afternoon. The public services
were held at the Presbyterian church,
after brief exercises At the house. There
was great crowd In attendance and bust
ncss was suspended In the village. The
q. A. X. veterans acted ~ guard OF
honor. There were many members OF tho
Authors' club and Of the Philolethcm
sortafv nrpaant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
The Dudes Know Ii.

orif they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Liniment cured big head in
mules for W. L. Hunt OF Adairsyillc, Ky.
J. II. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs of blind staggcrs with II. In
fact, this King OF Linimcnts Is invaluable
for man aud beast, and no family should be
without il. - cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store, No. 2s3 Main street
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Tore Her Eye. from Their sockets.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 23.-Sallie
Miller, young and respectable colored
girl, was assaulted here Saturday night by
a negro named Flowers, who had been
her lover. The girl resisted the overtures
OF the negro, and he ihrottled her until
she was insensiblc. Not contented with this
he attempted TO stine her cries after she
became conscious, and was 80 enagcd be-
cause she would not keep still that he tore
out the girls ewes from the sockets.
The agonizing screams Of the girl brought
men 10 her assistance and the negro He'd.
Physicians were summoned. and they
found Sallie horribly bruised, and, OF
course, totally blind. She told who her
assailant was, and he was soon under lock
and key. There was considerable talk Of
lynching Flowers, but 1t is not expected
that such an event will take place. Extra
guards have been put on 1T the jail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

iHyllsgs N Lec,ur.s. sasssfa ApraFains 10 vaRier
tni rnlssrsty Three ialYs huildins. Faculty - %
Uupiis -, from Slate. WEh.sf advantage IN nnsie
AT. Cailsthrnics, Health, Accessibility Rev eeo.
w. d. PRICE,. %. a., er~.'t. Nashville, Tsnh,
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L., an. ns.i ,a,,nn Gin.

II you are going 10 buy Cotton Gin this
year don't fhil 10 write 20 the Brown Cotton
DIN CO.. New London, Conn, for their prices
aud testimonials Of the thousands who have
used them. There are q great many Of them
iu this State.
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RUPTURE CURED.
nm 4 NOBLE.

apeclaiist In the cure II Ruttufc aud nll Forms ~
thrunir Disease Nalo ne funhle
buITUIE CURED WITHOUT IiE kNllt ul!
In hludfnuru 10 butine-s ny the M"di'htTd
suft Pad Truss and OfhoU Treatment
IN DISEASES ~ Women ~ ~ their ipfms. give
Immediate ruiicf and permanent cum.
Structure IlydnHeis and NnfiniICciC, nnf al iufha
Of Hlp1d Disnasos cured In shori time ! guarantee,
ryofy 80 taks Tfassrs made and hitod call
tIf nasns,s aud aidrrss Of curs- mad" IN the rit'
once No. 90 JEYYIitsOS sruIEI.
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Look Out tor Cholera wsguir.'s Benne
Plant.

Forty.hyc years. Infallible Specific for
Diarrhua. Dyscntcry, Cholera Morbus, flux,
Childrrn's Tccthing aud Il taken Ia time
yurc preventive OF Asintir Cholera
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HUNTSVILLE
FEMALE COLLIE g Z
nUNTaNILLM. ALN.

fI'IitRTY NINTH sENiOS nfliSs WEnNEs
dsy. september n isss nulldinss rraily cn.
largrl and newly improved Healthy. we'll fur
uishcd foil faculty Al departments II icinalc
CdurAtiuu thoroughly taught with sicnnsfaphy
aud Vt.e writing a. nov adiitiuus A Christian
home fnf pupils Pot catalogue VI special iuiouna
EfS 4. n JoNEs. M. LIN. President
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NOTICE.
ytulc ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE

PUBIC ADMINISTRATIONS OlIl'f
NTNruiH, TVS, July y, issN I
A. Administrator ~ the K-,a,s oi Chsfls wuhl.
I will on wednesday, August 4 1883, ssll. q,
The Auction house Oi Il !. MCCARTHY a gu, No.
~ A~aond sttset The Stock III Groceries and othef
psrspnai property baonslng b. the std estate sas
al 10 o'clock a. IN, Terms rash.
mo LoAguE Administrator
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TnE Knights Of Labor will give picnic
nj woodlawn park, on johnson avenue,
next Tuesday. Take the green car going
north