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VIH IIIVNI 10 20 Ut.II. NTENTATON.
Henry Bmttenberg Endorsed.

We, the undersigned citizens Of the
Fifth civil district, including the First,
Second, Third and Eighth wards, and Big
Spring, having dealings with Henry But
tcnbcrg In his official capacity for tho last
two years rs magistrate in said district,
we have always found him a faithful, ciii-
Gent and honest magistrate therefore, wc
hereby recommend him to the voters Of
said district for reelection TO said office.
Knowing that he will fulfill his duty In
the future as In the past, We therefore re-
commend him and pledge him our hearty
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JncLson Mound Pnrh Onern.

Tho opera season at jackson Mound
park will be opened tonight by Schneider
Garden Comic Opera company, Of 81. Louis.
II is said to be an excellent and tuneiul
organization, having received favorable
criticism from the press OF that city. They
have selected for the opening attraction
"Girofle.G iroila," which will DO presented
with the following cast:
Giroms Twin Patti Stone
Mabel dc Bobien
iedro Miss Emily Leslie
hghl Louie Gilman
i'ila' ''''''''' -''''''' ht1 scnlHe
nlllhnhh bec llltOn
Don bolefo'''.'.'''' Fhul Bown
MhrhSquln MI ,sell bridges
ihlci OF the firntps MT Wallace Bruce
Chorus, iull orchestra. new costumes
Tho opera has not been given in Mem
phis for many seasons, but II IL familiar 10
all thcater goers. The prima donna Of the
troupe, Patti Stone, IL most fayorably
spoken OF, she being not only an attractive
vocalist, but n clever actress. II IL u well
balanced organization, possessing no great
singers, but all the roles are well and ac-
ccptably filled by competent people, and
then strong orchestra IL promised and
which will highten the effect. Manager
Davis, Of the park, has had proper and
appropriate scenery prepared for the en-
gngcincnt
This praiscworihy enterprise should he
largely palronizcd by the music loving
people Of Memphis. because il is a step in
the right direction presenting an cle-
CANT entertainment for the amusement OF
the public during the long summer
nights.
No efforts will be spared by the park
management to make the place entirely
acceptable 10 the best class OF visitors and
their patronage is earnestly solicited.
There will be no trouble or inconvenience
10 b0 met with la going 10 or returning
from the park, because, In addition TO the
street car services, trains will he run.rcgu-
larry over the Kansas City railroad tracks
and in the same satisfactory manner IA
was enjoyed during tho Gilmore jubilee
festival.
No operate entertainments will be given
on Monday and Saturday nights or Sunday
afternoon, and ON tho latter occasion a
grand sacred concert, with vocal aud in.
strumontal numbers. will be the attraction
commencing on next Sunday. Tho price
Of admission 10 the park aud concerts will
be 80 cents
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speak in Republican meeting, being
Democrat Mr.. Hughey went on with his
speech regardless OF this refusal, and said
he wanted 10 shy to his friends that il they
voted for Bigclow's motion they would
defeat the object OF the meeting, which
was TO indorso Iughey and Prescott. Mr.:
'. Bigcow then said that though he had no
right to dictate to any man how he should
vote, he would say that no man had a
right TO vote for delegates hero who in
tended TO 60 to the convention and in
dorsc Democrats for the Republican ticket,
and he wanted the chairman 10 30 rule.
lie (Bigclow) said TO the voters, ''if you
are Republicans DO Republicans, but II
you want TO go with the Democratic party
come out like men and do IL.
Here cnsucd scene OF confusion.
Every one had the floor at once, aud
Bigelow's motion for some reason or other
was never put; also another motion OF
Bigclow's met the same fate. The motion
was to elect certain delegate.
Mr.. llughcy was on his feet again and
cried out, Don't elect that mani Don't
elect anyone but Richmond Kirby and
Andy Oyerton; il you do you arc not my
friends"
Mr.. Barnum told him to sit down, but
he shook his finger at Barnum and told
him that "if you put anybody on the tail
end OF your ticket but myself you will
have a very small tail in this district"
Barnum replied he had rather have no
tail at all than lIughey.
Here was another scene Of confusion,
during which the meeting adjourned,
Mcssrs. Barnum and Bigrlow going away,
and a great many Of the colorcd folks.
Some few stayed, Endorsed llughey and
Prescott and elected delegates, after which
Mr.. llughcy gave the crowd money and
told them To 20 treat. SPECTATOR.
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Last reduction week at Muliord'a
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Old gold As cash. Muliord's
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Mortunry Report
For the week ending Saturday, July II, 1888,
at o'clock pm;
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Notes.


MENEES 4 Co. sent fans same like
Mclean convention.
TuE indications are that III Shaw and
Ingram will both hc beat.
JrpGH r. W. BpowN was IN attcndanc,
aud was called on for a speech, but failed
30 comply
!. 7. SETTLES Il q capable, clcar.hoadcd
and impartial presiding officer, and credit
to his racc.
TtE county ticket l. cmincntly respect.
able, hut politically weak. Mci.cndon.
Williams, Smith aud Icrgcr will beat their
opponents hundred OF moro.
MigE Madden, Joe Theirs, w. y.
Hancock, John A. Powell. Judge r. II.
Eldtidsc, \. Z Ingram, Thomas VI. flcm-
ing, H. H. Ramsey, I. J. Brogan and
Henry Peterson were among the lockers.
on.
a. ;. MrYgs h a respected Ilcbcw,
about hity years Of agc, a very capable
accountant, aud lor years secretary OF tho
district grand lodge, I. q. II. u. lie has q
son who Is stanch n,mocmt aud will
vote agsins, the old man.
Tnr convention was the most orderly
Republican meeting that ever assembled
10 Mcmphis II. procccdings wrre chauc-
tctiscd 10y harmony aud dignity, and were
entirely ire from noise. confusion OF up
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In addition 10 the above list there AFRO
about 100 more signatures, which will bo
published during the week
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The Republicans County Ticket
A Harmonious, Unanimous and
Very Orderly Convention.

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for county Irustee-A. .. Meyers.
For County Assessor-M. 7. Williamson.
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FOR Magistrate at Large--F' W. But
tinghaus.
FIRST DISTRICT.
For Magistrate-J. ID. Slaughter.
For Constable-Wade Grigsby.
For School Visitor-W. II. Hammonds.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, AGAIN SUFFERS
SERIOUS LOSS.
The Navra Crockery House and the
Bendheim Tobacco Store Totally De-
stroyed-Insurance Companies CSn-
planning of a Lack of Protection.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 23.-The S,
Navra wholesale and retail crockery and
glassware establishment, and b. H. Bend
helms wholesale and retail cigar and to.
bacco store, log 10 10 Main street, two
doors north OF the recent Main street con-
migration, whore upward OF $50, 900 worth
OF property went up in flames, were almost
entirely Quilted by fire at an early hour
this morning. The flames were first dis
covered in the Navra building, near the
stairs in the upper story, and point to the
work of an mcendiary. The department
was slow in getting TO work, fully twenty
minutes elapsing between the time of the
first tap of tho bell until the water was
thrown upon the building. Navra had an
immense stock of crockery and glassware
on hand, upward of 100000 worth, which
was damaged fully $4,000 The
upper story was completely gut
ted, while the ground floor was
flooded with water. Bendheim sustained
almost a total loss, his stock of cigars being
ruined by either the flames or water.
These were two of the largest houses OF
the kind ia Arkansas. The Cole Carpet
Company, Nc. ll2 Main street, sustained
slight injury from water. Jones Bros.
hardware store, next TO the Navra Build
ing, WAS in imminent danger, but escaped.
Following is the insurance: On Cole Car.
pet Company, Adams 4 Boyle, agents,
Liverpool x London 4 Globe, $500; Cont
mental, $1,000; Insurance Company OF
North America, $1,000. Bendheim, North
America, $1,000. Gress x Leigh also have
4,o00 on the Bendheim stock, but in
what company could not be learned.
Navra had $1,000 in the North America,
2,0O0in the Etna, 80, 5O0in the Liverpool Il
London y Globe, and "A, 0OOin the Phoenix.
5. y. Marshall had 5000 on the Cole
Carpet Company, represented in the Fire
Association and the North British, while
Griffith q Brsbin carried 5000 in the
National and 5000 in the California on
the same stock. Bendheim had -, 900 alto.
gcther on his stock. loss $4,000 Nayra
had SlO,j 800 ON his stock, with Griffith *
Brisbin. Zones Bros and Wolf q Bro.
owned the Navm building. Fones had
~ 800 in the Continental Company, while
Wolf carried 5000 with the Liverpool
& London * Globe. The Bendhiem's build.
ing belonged to WOLF Bro. aud was in.
sured for 5000 the Continental carrying
: 900 and the North British $1,000.
The Unprecedented destruction Of the
business property OF Little Rock by fire,
has aroused the business men Of
this city and they are calling for paid fire
department While our present protection
is rs good as could he expected from a vol
untcer set OF iircmen, IL is not what
the interests OF Little Rock demand.
Adjusters have been tclcgraphcd for, aud
radical changes will undoubtedly Ice made
in our insurance methods. Many fear the
leading companies will withdraw from Ar
kansas territory altogether II something is
not done. Over SjOO, 900 has been lost ON
Main street alone within the last year.
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Bolivar and memphis.

Prom the Bolivar, Tcunl nuI'eun.
There i considerable taxi Of n railroad
20 run from Memphis by way Of Bolivar and
Henderson, on through Middle and East
Tennessee. II lisa self evident fact that
this road will be- greatly beneficial both 20
Bolivar and Memphis passing ~ II will
through the rich iron and coal fields ofiho
Eastern and.Middlc portions " the State.
II this road i completed, In the Que item
OF coal alone. an immense amount can be
saved 10 our people. Another advantage
N We viii have direct communication with
Memphis, the metropolis OF our wealthy
State, and really the greatest city In tho
South. Her hcililio, Tor shipping are un.
oquhcd, her natural advantages numcr.
Gus and her population * composed Of
business men Of public spirit and enter
prise who know no such word ~ fail
Bolivar il situated within sixty miles Of
this great city, still Il will take two DAYS
90 make n trip and attend 10 any business.
Could not this be- avoided by running an
accommodation train from here 10 Mem.
phis over one Of the other roads that con-
meets with the Illinois Ccntml7 Il would
be a wonderful convenience 10 the citizens
II such an arrangement could be effected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24
uait.Ra,e Holiday Eseur.,onS

On Monday aud Tuesday, December q
and -, and December 81 aud January !,
tickets will be- sold between all points on
the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Il.
r., Kansas City, Clinton 4 Springfield liy.,
and Current River H. H. at half rate lone
fare for the round trip. except that no round
trip tickets will be- sold under this arrange
mcnt for aloss rate than City CENTS. Tick.
cts will be sold only on tho dates men.
toned above, good Tor return passage until
and including January 3, 1889.
J. T. LoCEwoop,
Gen. Pass aud Ticket Agent.
Kansas City.
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SHOT BY A COWARD.
A Double Traf iy Mt a Dance--Jud,
lynch Invoked.

A Double TRAGEDY at Danee--Judge
Lynch Invoked.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. GA special
10 the IBpicln from darlington, Ky., says
Last night at dance at llsby. a small
mining town near here. Albert Wright, n
resident Of this place. was sho, In the
abdomen 10y Bill Wiley, resident Of the
latter town. Wiley WIS drunk and using
very indecent language in the presence OF
some ladies, when Wright politely asked
him TO dcsist. Wilcy's reply was nm
invitation 10 come out OF the house and be-
would settle with him. Wright followed
him out and as soon as they got into the
dark Wiley shot him without further
warning. Wright fcll nnd crowd came
rushing out, attracted by the report OF the
pistol shots. Upon discovering what had
happened. about dozen men gave chase
10 the assassin, and oycriaking him, he
received them with vollcy from his
pistol. About fifty shots were exchanged.
and Il is presumed Wiley got out oi am
munition aud gave the pursuing party the
slip. Owing 10 the darkness none Of the
pursuing party were bit. There Is great
excitement today and the woods are being
secured. II Wiley IL caught Judge Lynch
will most likely take y conspicuous part IN
the proceedings. Wiley has the fcpuia.
ton Of being an oycfbraring bad man,
whilst Wright Is n quiet. iuoilrnsiyc Young
man. scarcely out ol his teens, aud was
out for n Christmas irolic. Physicians
say he cannot recover.
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nTsOI.IITn,. on nI-.I.IoT.

AZ a meeting .oi thn committee appointed by
south Memphis ~ '0 So iis D. a A. " b. dfnii
resolutions ~ ptUHst 90 the memory III The lAif
Nnrcua a CnohfnH The following were unani
muuslN nduuiudf
Resolved, That o. The drfih % Marcus 4. Co.h
un south Mrmphls iy'lro hlt l0rt one OF o. cher.
islIUd and musi VALUED mrmhffa
hcspifgd. That h. the liic ~ mr. doCclsed friend
and hruiiUf wrfg a. applied Hll the essential uir
mruiH ~ mhuhhr upf rhinns Di conduit. husl
nna integrity gcuii ncs4 of nature nu1 fuIuiuua
honor, Qua that ~ hiH death we rruruifu nnd
mourn iig JOS ~ y brave Hn1 gentle splfit
Resolved. That w. tender iu che family ui ihr
drrrisfTi our sinoH Ymiathy ard DunlurnUr
IN The lrfvparahla .lss of RH Hiotiiuunio bfpiHrf
and dri nini fun.
inplyrd, That uIu.o resolutions DE- tprnid upon
The minutes ~ M. Iudfr n COPY furnished Z q
Appeal i0f publicfI Ion. and one ~ tbc family "
the decreased
lHlFncd mr.. PATTERSON,
= "A DUNHrONM
A. ~ tUNTi Committee
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The Havana Sugar Market.

HAVANA, Dec. % Sugar-The preten-
sions Of both planters and holders during
the week have been high. Quotations were
nominal. Contriiugas sugar, 92o TO 0G'
polarization, in hogsheads, bags and boxes.
20i@ 33c, II per quintal Molasses 81.
gar nominal. stocks in warehouse at LA.
vanl aud Nlaianzas, AS boxes, 10000 bags
aud $50 hogsheads. Receipts for week.
1900 bags. Exports during the week, 3
boxes, 800 bags and $50 hogsheads. in
GLIDING D, 200 bags 10 the United States.
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ffum The Cmlghead tAfk.l sun.
From last Saturday, the South will date
n now era In her progress, aud Memphis
long step toward greatness, that being the
day on which the nrs, caisson Of the
much talked Of bridge was lowered into
the water. The chief engineer Noble.
was we'll pleased with the start, and docs
not apprchend much trouble. President
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PERSONAL POINTS.

COLLIER EsrEs has returned from Yale
to spend the HOLIDAYS at home.
A. +. PorTs and wife, Of Batesvillc,
Miss. are visiting relatives at No. 3GS
Vance street.
Miss AMELIA BoDDIE, OF Buntyn Station,
Tenn, after a pleasant visit to Conway,
Ark, has returned home.
DR. Il. II. COOPER, formerly OF this
place, but now Of Baiesville, Miss, paid
Memphis flying visit Sunday.
The remains OF the late Rev. DR.. Land
rum arrived in the city Yesterday and will
be rcinterred at Elmwood Cemetery at 3
O'Clock this afternoon The funeral SER
vices at the grave will be conducted by
the Rev. W. +. Boggs. assisted by the
Rev. J. II. Snow.
CouNT M BEYssAE, Bordeaux: Thos VI.
Scruggs. Decatur, Ala; j. W. Keighilcy,
Louisville; NJ. 7. Longacrc, Fort Wayne,
Ind; Thos. II. Paine. Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. A. NJ. Thomas, Gainesville. Tex; T..
Roseniield, Galveston. Tcx.. and J. X.
Lyons, Chicago. are mt the Peabody.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

Mrs. Margaret Wiltshire Private or class
instructions given in tile art of Oratory,
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system and philosophy of Del
sartc. Pupils received ut all times. Ladies'
and gentlemen coached Tor private the
stricals and lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be- consulted at Witt
mann's music store from o a. m. TO p. m.
Mondays aud Thursdays.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24
LOCAL BRBVITIES.

George Crabb. colored was locked up Mt
the slation-house last night, charged with
carrying pistol.
Julius Elder colorcd, fugitive from
justice. wanted at Somerville for larceny
and carrying pistol, was arrested ycsicr-
day by Patrolman Bryan. The Somerville
authorities have tclegraphed TO hold Elder
until Nm officer can come after him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

Millard's Mass will be sung at st. Bird.
gets Church at early mass Christmas
morning, under the direction OF Miss Katie
McCunc. organist, assisted by the following
singers Miss Maggie llollcran, Miss An.
ME llollomn. Miss Mollio Dunie, soprano:
Miss Mamie Piaggio, Miss Annie STANLEY.
Mrs. NJ. llcamey, alto; Henry Kusson-
berger, tenor a. G. Kussenbergcr, IL.
Nnafn. haHs.
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white OAK Slaves

AND WALNUT. WHITE OAK ASD ASH Lo.a
WAsTED TO c1SrRACr WITH nELfAnLg
w parties Tor bro quantiti0t ~ Ftftrt al
10, Tot ferilaf suYJN delivered ou any rtilruI
urnL % 'F
Ahw YORK EXPORT rIunpu CO..
h. - and ~ Lfyslsay ny
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

THONrsoN-surliy pccuiubor IN isss Parry
u Inn. infant dtugh.rT of T. n aul g. o. Ihomp
ON. Nashville plI food plUhfc cupyl
luncral from nriIiaucr. No 5iH Mis igsIppI ave
uuc. his tMONDAl| afternoon NJ O'Clock
iOuNGeAt usldrDrr. 80 i0i Vance street. sun.
DAY morning ncouisgf u, -. ut 10 O'Clock.
Mn hikNCnr Nors..
fuuCml viii thie place irom residence his
MoNbAY monit atpg O'Clock service. NJ st
raiHck's Church at IH O'Clock. Friends afu Invited
10 attend.
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OwiNo to the extensive preparations
necessary 20 complete the Wonderland
Museum nj 1906 and lD7 Main street (thc
Iron Building), the opening has been post
poncd until o'clock this eve, when every
thing will be in ipt class running order.
All the company aud curiosiiics have ar
rived, and Il is the intention Of the man.
agcment 20 give the public a first class
show In every respect, all for One Dime.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

LANDRuM-fhs remains of the icy ~ n
LANbnrH former pastor Of tho Co1tml Baptist
Church. viii Do y HiUrrcd hi Emwood Cemetery
this fNoNDAYl m moon at1ocok Services 10
Cemetery. condufi,i by The Rev w. D. B1rfs. as
sisted BY the Rev. = A. suow Friends afu Invited
"a nffIuN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

PnoP LroNAHp W. srwrLi, laio Of the
Louisiana state University, will give pr.
waite tuition In NIL branches Of liberal
English education. French. German and
Italian spccialiics. Best references. social
and professional. Address care Of lligboc
School.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

Next week will be your last chance TO
buy a carriage, buggy phw,on, wagon or
harness at unhcard Of prices. This stock
will be slaughtered TO wind up my bust.
ness by January !. Don't fail TO take al.
vantage Of this slaughter salej A cash
premium TO every purchaser.
BENiEs, i70 Main street.
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Nettleton, who ia at the head of the great
enterprise, and OF whom TnE AprEAL
speaks as Dougherty did of Cleveland,
that "he is not hope, but realization"
was in the city at the time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

For Xmas Presonts-4i3 Main Street
Wcare offering solid gold ladies watches,
guaranteed TO be iirsl-class. for SIS and
upward. Fine marble clocks, solid gold
watches, diamonds andssivcrwarc, solid
gold watch chains AL goods fint-class.
and prices guaranteed 20 bc the lowest
JOHNSTON & WooD,
Al3 Mnln slrrni.
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Holiday Excursions Via the Iron Noun.
tain Route.
In order 10 enable all who desire 10 Writ
their friends and relatives, the Iron Noun.
tain Route will have on sale reduced rate
tickets 10 all points reached by H. lines
within 900 miles Of Memphis. Tickets
will be- on sale December -, -, 81, aud
January /. For further particulars call on
II. u. WusoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
800 Main street.
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THE BOLIVAR LOOP.
It's Advantage to the Richest Region in
the World.

Its Advantage to the Richest Region in
the World.
From the Tunica Independent
The Bolivar Loop Line has arrived at
Roscdale. The whistle has been heard in
the suburbs, and much rejoicing prevailed
in the town and neighborhood The road
is now in running order between Green
willie and Rosedalc, distance OF twenty
five or thirty miles. Ii this road should
continue its course up TO Concordia, thence
to Australia, in Bolivar County, we incline
TO the opinion that it would be advisable
on the part OF the railroad magnatcs to
bring il up along the Mississippi River un.
Ill they reach the hills. This loon, il thus
extended, would pay as well, ii not better,
than the main line. The main line is al
ready taxed beyond its capacity, and it
would be useless to run in feeders south
OF Iunica or RobcrtsOnvlle. We feel safe
in saying that long ere the Loop Line
reaches the northern boundard of Bolivar
County that the railroad officials will see
the necessity aud Importance OF ex-
tending this line us far north us
possible without connecting with the main
line. This country, from the Mississippi
River TO the lazoo hills, will in few years
be one vast garden-wth every foot OF the
valley in a high state OF cultivation This
being so, 1t is absolutely necessary that
this loop road should parallel the Missis-
sippl rs nearAs practicable. The timo is
not far distant when it will require three
grand trunk lines in the valley, aud now
that the Bolivar Loop is in progress we
hope and trust the railroad officials will
see that 1t will be To their interest, as well
as TO the benefit OF the country tributary to
the Mississippi River to extend this line
as far north AZ possible. Now is the time
to do it, and We feel sure that such an inn
portant matter will not be overlooked by
the railroad officials.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-24

On December -. -, %. -. -. %. 10,
~ and January !. the Tennessee Midland
Railway will sell round trip tickets be-
tween all stations at one fare Tor the round
trip. Tickets good returning until Janu-
AIRY 3. J. r. GAnNrr, q. PA.
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Commerclni Ionris,.. A,,cn,,o,

You doubtless want 10 give the NOR
chants in the surouding country who
have so literally paironizad YOU In the
past year nice Christmas present. and
would suggest
Nice box Of Cigars,
A Meerschnum Pipe,
Cigar Case, Holder, etc,
ON which We will make YOU specially low
prices !. SANiELsoN * Co.,
80 Main Street.
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SAVE YOUR CLOTHES.

by buying a nice Trunk or Nalisc from
\. Le,y's Trunk Factory. ais Main NJ
where you will find the largest aud cheap.
cat stock Of Trunks In the city.