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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-07
M'CAFrREY TO sI1LL1vAN
FLYING ALONG.
The Golden Gate Special Passes Through
Colorado on Time.

JULEsBURG Coli, December 6th.-The
F" Golden Gate Special left here on time.
1t was in charge of conductor Carl Piercs.
Among the passengers are L. D. White,
special correspondent of the New York
World; w. B. Appleyard, of Chicago; n.
D. Hoge, of the Palace Hotel, San Fran
cisco; Tilden Blodgett, of New York Miss
w. B. Britton, Of Redwood City, California;
Major J.. F. Front, General Commissioner
of the Pullman Palace Car Company E.
Dickinson, General Superintendent of the
Union Pacific Railway; E. L. Lomax,
Assistant General Passenger Agent of the
Union Pacific Railway, and many others.
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RAILR EMPLOYEES.

a Powerful Labor Federation Ia Course
of Organization.
PITTsBURG, December 6th.-A movement
is on foot to organize federation of ali
railroad employees in the United States, ex-
cepting conductors. A meeting will be
held here early in January. The union
will embrace the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers, firemen, brakemen, switch
men and yardmen. 1t will have men,
bership of 100000. Secret meetings have
already been held ut Columbus and Chicago
The plan of federation is now in the hands
of the chiefs of all the organization emu
merated.
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THE IOWA soUATrERs.

Prospect of Serious Trouble Over Threat
ened Eviotions.
ST. PAUL, December 6th.-Twenty- one
executions were issued in the District Court
yesterday for the eviction of the Polish
squatters living on the upper leyee, in the
vicinity of the new high bridge. The land
on which these squatters have built hum
Bile homes is owned by syndicate. There
is probably population of least 1900 of
these squatters On the upper flats.
1t is fear that the Constables will meet
with armed resistance when they go down
there to enforce the writs. The squatters
are in an ugly frame of mind. They see
winter staring them in the face, and will
not be driven from their homes without
making trouble.
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A SORT OF BOOM.

The City of Duluth Making Rapid Strides
in Wealth.
DULUTH, December 6th.-Upward of, 100
new buildings have been erected in Duluth
this year, costing considerable over So, ,00o,-
900, and nearly S6,00o,O00 have been ex-
pended in Improvements Of all kinds. In
West Duluth three manufacturing con-
Germs, with combined capital of nearly
,$3, 100000 have sprung into existence.
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THE OLD GAME.
An Attempted Robbery and Murder Of
Gambler Daly.

GAMBLER DAILY.
NEW YoRK. December Sth.-The assault
upon and attempted robbery of Phil Daly,
the noted gambler. has. through the efforts
CT Inspector Byrnes, been proven to be 2
a panel F" or . badger case Of robbery, and
the two men Who acted with the woman
Stanton were placed under arrest tonight.
Their names are Edwin Meredith and
Henry Herman.
Addie Stanton, Inspector Byrnes states,
made possible the arrest Of Days assail-
ants By confession which vas startling
revelation. 1t has been repeatedly asserted
by the police thar the :" bs5ger" game was
played out in this CRY. One of the addi-
lionel details is that a number OF prosai-
neni men have recently been yictimized in
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this manner, and among them is ssid 10
have been a weii-known Tammany leader.
Inspector Byrnes said tonight that one
Of the criminals would appear as States
evidence. As the Inspector gives the story
out, the plan to rob Daily originated with
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MAKING GOOD TIME.
Pedestrian Cartwright Jilts a Saratog
Girl and Lights Out.

Pedestrian Cartwright Jiits Saratoga
Girl and Lights Out.
SARATOGA, December 9th. - Pedestrian
George Cartwright, the English contestant
in the recent six-day walk in New York,
who has made his headquarters here for
some time, was on the eve of beiLg married
yesterday to young lady residing here,
but when the time came for the affair he
failed to show up. 1t was reported few
days ago that he had wife and children in
England, but he denied this, and continued
making arrangements for his marriage,
even going so far as to secure apartments
for housekeeping. A brother of the lady
made hot search for Cartwright yesterday,
and will wreak vengeance on him if he
finds him in the country. 1t is reported
that Cartwright intended going to England
at once.
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STORT-TELLERs.
a Quintet of Popular Authors ito Bring
Ont New Fictians.

NEW YORK, December 6th.-The Mall
d'sd Express says thai Joaquin Miller. Ed
ward Everett Hsie, Ley Wallace, Maurice
Thompson and Franklin File have agreed
to write fEe associated works of fictien. TO
appear in January. The profits of publica-
ton will be equally divided Joaquin
Miller writes Win the glorious sunlit bay
of San Francisco in sight, and that ie a
scene being used in mis- story, which will be
one ofearly California days. Hale will locate
his story in New England, Thompson il
Bay St Louis, aud File writes aboat New
York City.
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Indiana Campaign Expenses.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 6tb.-Senater
Mcdonald is widely credited with having
stated that the Republican Committee of
Indiana had expended S1,000000 in the late
canvass. Speaking of this matter prom
inent Republican, who had access to Hus-
ted's books, said:
so far from the committees having re-
ceived or expended such an enormous sum
ss S1,000,0 900, if these figures were divided
by FIVE the quotation would be largely in
excess of the actual amount expended. l
speak by the books.n
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:. sOLIDn NONSENSE.
South Carolina's Governor Talas About
the Solid South, Ftc.

the Solid South, Fec.
COLUMBIA Is. C.), December 6th.-Gov-
ernor j. P. Richardson was inaugurated for
his second term to-day. In his inaugural
address. in referring TO Harrison's election,
he said:
81 for one entertain a firm conviction
that the late verdict as the polls contains
no menace to our prosperity or good gov
ernment, that cannot. be successfully
averted. That efforts will be made by
either coercive legislation or eonciliatory
measures to break the Solid South is to be
assumed, but this solidity will prove
stone-wall as long as the civilization of
the Anglo-Saxon is threatened"
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Mr.. De Dude Ito his best girls little
brother)-"I notice you always come into
the parlor to amuse yourself with me while
your sister is dressing" Little Brother
(complainingly What else is there for
me to do Pop won't buy me a monkey"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-07
DAMAGES CLAIMED.
Admiral Grim ell to Sue Massachusetts
Town for $5O,00O.

New BEDFORD (Mass.), December 6h.-
Admiral Henry Grinnell, son of Henry
Grinnell, the founder of several Arctic ex-
petitions, is to bring suit against the Town
of Westport for false Imprisonment. About
a year ago he took up his residence
at Westport Harbor This year he was
taxed for $4,000 on his personal estate,
and on his refusal to pay the tax he was
placed in jail about two weeks ago. He
remained two days and took the poor debt
ors' oath and was released. He will bring
suit against the town, claiming $4,000
damages
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A Woman Attempts suicide,

New YORK, December 6th.-Shortly after
noon woman, registered as E. Dehillers,
aged 30 years. shot herself in the mouth
with pistol, with suicidal intent, at the
Grand Union Hotel.
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TROUBLE IN CAMP.
Indiana Republican Leaders Quarrel
Over the SpoiIs.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 6th.-It is as
serted that breas has occurred in the Re-
publican ranks which will result in the
failure of Indiana to secure place in the
Cabinet Chairman Hustled and Attorney
General Michner are at swords points con-
cerning the distribution of the patronage,
and the political organs of each have
opened war on each other, and the situa-
ton is becoming interesting.
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REMOVED.
:. =. TE.pyrs.

rsR. &. q. FIEgsoN. DENTIST Z, essis.si..zsa = s-.s.za
sJhes nave.. trn-a rs street, "
ia Nsv DENF1F agI.GEf,. 6f1 J - Z. gE7 n
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POSSIBLY FOR RAYTI.
The Sloop-of-War GaIena Preparing for
West India Voyage.

a fStbI IHtIIs1 ' FUydSos
New YORK, December 6th.-There was
hustle of warlike preparation at the Brook
lyn Navy-yard this afternoon. Supplies of
powder and other stores were being quickly
gotten aboard the United States sloop-of-
war Galena. The cause was a brief dis
patch received by Commander Gheradi
from Washington, instructing him to have
the Galene made ready 10 sail on West
Indian voyage at any moment.
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s&IJsT. gI4 EIgTE sTRFET, .tss-se
- rstEsel aDd r. vesg side. 37-FSelsez<e.sss
faF.ie Congregational n --cA. S--.ssG
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For SietpIessnrss Use Horsford's Acid
Pnosuh4te.

DR. c. r. Dake, Beileville, H., says: 4
have f,nnd it, and il alone to be capable Of
producing swees AID natural sleep in
cases OF insomnia from overwork of the
brain. which sn ofren occnrs in active pro-
fessional and business roen"
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ATTOREEFS.AT-LAW.
DENTISTRY,
- - -
mr.. w. G. RFTTH-

DENTIsT, SOUTHEAST COR
~ ner Seventh and J streets, EENzlIs3s
over Lyons Store, Sacramento, ,1Y "a
al. o1-h IIIp
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BUSINESS CARDS.


DEFEREES SALE.-NOTICE is HEREBY
II given that on SATURDAY, December 8,
1855 at 10 o'clock A. N, in front of the County
Courthouse in the City and County of Sacra-
mento State of California. the undersigned will
sell at public auction, for cash. in United States
gold coin. the following described property in
the said City of Sacramento to wit: The south
% feet of lot I, in the block bounded by and
L, Second and Third streets, of said city accord
ing to the official map or plan thereof together
with the Improvements thereon. 3Said sale will
be made under and by virtue of q judgment and
order of the Superior Court of said county,
made and entered in the action of ALBERT J.
MITCHELL plaintiff, against JOSEPH F.
MITCHELL. WILLIAM B. DAVIS, ELSORA Z.
DAVIS. JOHN +. SHEEHAN. JOHN f. SHEE-
HAN, JE /. FRANKLIN J. SHEEHAN and WAL
TER NJ. SHEEHAN, defendants, on November
13 1883. directing a sale of said property and
appointing the undersigned Referee to make
the same. Sale absolute, without redemption.
Dated November 16, 1888.
A. c. SWEETSER, Referee.
McKUNE Il GEORGE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
n16 4tF
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JOHN AND JAKE,
Sullivan About to Step on the Tall
Kllrain's Coat.

Sullivan About to Step on the Tail OF
kilrain's Coat.
New YORK, December 6th.-Arthur T
Lumley, of the Illustrated Ne,cs said to day
that John L. Sullivan will issue challenge
to Jake kilrain this week to fight him un-
der the London rules. within 200 miles of
New Orleans, for a purse Of $4,000, the
money to be put up Immediately.
Richard X. Fox said afterwards that if
Sullivan means business he will find that
Kilrain will put up all the money he wants
him to-$20,000, if he says SO.
M'CAFFREY TO SULLIVAN.
PHILADELPHIA, December 6th.-Dominiok
McCaffrey has challenged John L. Sullivan
for fight to a finish, London prize ring
rules, within two months, near New York.
DAILY AFTER MITcHELL's SCALP.
NEW YORK, December 9th. = Captain
James DAILY, the swordsman, wants to fight
Charley Mitchell. He said in the office of
sporting paper this afternoonj that he
would give Mitchell 1000 to stand before
him for eight rounds, Queensberry rules.
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". WOOD,

rsENTisT, QCITNs BUILDING, .s-1a.ss,
zol1hess. conner Fourth sad So -. -.
,tTeetE Artificial Teeth inserted on ~--E-fs-
sil bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous 0xice GaS
-rr nstni2es e-sract!cn D tae.ll. u
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CrOSSman's Specific Mixture,

yyTITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
W themselves without the least exposure
Change of diet, or change in application to bysi.
ness. The medicine contains nothing that is o,
the leass injury to the constitution. Ask youI
drT1zgist E5r IT. Price al bottle nnrs--vTnF
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NOTICE 70 THE pIJRIJc

fyyHE BOsTisN BAKERY HAS REMOVED
from Third and NJ to the corner of Ninth
and ". where | Nill be Pleased to see my old
customers and MANY new ones. J. H. HOGAN
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SUNDAY excepted. fSundGy only. tsGturdey
only. sEocd&y excepted. rFriday only A.
Fo. morning. P.-For afternoon.
A. n. TOWNE, General Manager.
T. a. GOODNAf, Genegal Passenger and Ticket
Agent. #
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AND YET ANOTHER.

NEW YORK, December 6th.-Late to-
night another suicide occurred, this time
in Central Park. John Bein, Of this city,
shot himself through the head. He was
nnt of work and desnnnhent
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$50 far from the committees having re-
ceived or expended such an enormous sum
ss S1,000,0 900, if these figures were divided
by five the quotation would be largely in
excess of the actual amount expended. l
speak by the books"
A Woman Attempts Suicide.
NEW YORK, December 6th.-Shortly after
noon woman, registered as E. Dehillers,
aged 80 years, shot herself in the mouth
with pistol, with suicidal intent, at the
Grand Union Hotel.
AND YET ANOTHER.
NEW YORK, December 6th.-Late to-
night another suicide occurred, this time
in Central Park. John Bein, Of this city,
shot himself through the head. He was
out of work and Respondent.
a Great Bridge Structure.
Sioux CRY Ia.), December 6th.-The
new Chicago and Northwestern Railway
bridge, which was formerly opened and
tested at this point yesterday, makes the
seventeenth bridge now spanning the Mis-
sourl river. The bridge is Platt truss.
and has four main spans, each AGO feet
long and Sd feet above water. The length
of the bridge and approaches is four miles
A Mormon church in Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, December Gth.-Oscar Hill
Il
over the presence of a Mormon church.
The Eoe;sfag San says: "A vacant store
was hired by Elder George Potts about a
year ago. and meetings have been held
there ever since. The church is run by
that element that follows the teachings of
Joe Smith,
smothered by Coal Gas.
ToSAwAxDA (N. W, December 6th.-A
neighbor, attracted by the neighing of
horse in the barn of John Christgan last
evening, found the animal suffering from
hunger. Thinking that something was
wrong, he burst the door of the house
open and discovered Christgan dead ana
his wife unconscious in Eed. The house
wss full OF coal gas.
The Atehissn snd santa Fe.
Nav YORK, December 6th.-In regard to
the report that Jay Could had obtained
controlling interest 70 the Archison and
Santa Re Railroad, gentleman connected
with GSulds Office said tonight: have
heard at intervals during the past month
L is my experience that very few people
will knog who controls the road until the
books are closed"
Brotaerhood of United Labcr.
CHICAGO December eth.-T. C. Barry of
Saginaw, Mich, will fora new labor
organization TO be known SIS the Brother
hood Of United Labor. He has written an
open letter TO tie workingmea and women
of America announcing the fact and esl-
ing on them TO support his plan for the
organization.
4 Break in Coffee.
NEW YoRK, December 9Th Another
break occurred in coffee ,o-dayin sympathy
with sdvices from HAVE and Hsmburg.
The market here opened with 3 scramble
to SELL Deliveries q. June were down 45
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PACIFIC HCTEl..
PALACE RESTAURANT.

d NJ DEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
D. bright, new and frst-class. The table viii
be supplied with the best in the market. Private
dav and night tt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
10. 2 HOWARD'S ROW,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
Non Resident Notice.

No. Gsjt, a. D.-thnnccry Count 81 shelby County.
Tcnn.-M. H. Malone " 7 !. Rutherford Ct ai
II appearing irum the bin In this cnuse which 4
sworn 10. that the complainant, after diiieont Ia.
quiry. has been unable b. ascertain whether OF not
the defendant T. =. Rutherford u nov living OF
dead aud II dead. a. ascuitan the names. agcs and
residences 81 bis heirs and deyisces or rial rrprr
living. 4 non.r-idcnt-pi The State Of Tennessee
aud II dead. his heirs dcvisos aud real represent.
atlycs are nOnfvsdcnn II The State OF Tennessee.
and that their place of residence fnnnot H. Hsrrf.
tainod after dlllgcut inquify. The bill heng nlod
IN this causc against the iaid 7. = Rutherford and
his unknown helm. dctisncs aud rial rrprcscnta
tltcs for the purpose 81 canc inF and fctlnE aside
n deed executed by =. \ Ayrr trustee, ON The -
81 OciObvf lsGl conveying The following property
10 T. X rutherford owii. lot aud 10 ~ thc
Mclean subdivision situnt'd on the southeast cor.
der ~ Mclean avenue AMI The Poplar street Boule
Nari, Ia shelby county. 1sun, containing Hrfrs,
aud for The purpose of difrstlng all right title,
claim and Interest In and ~ siid pfuporty out 81
the said T. n knthcrioni uf biz helm, dcvisccs aud
rial representatives,, AMI yoilna the samc IN the
complainant In this cnns. W. " Malone, In Toe
simple forrNcr
iils thcrclorc ordered that tho aid 7. s. Ruth
Crioui. II living. and II b. d doad that his helft
dcfisecs or rial representatives make hs ~ their
appearance herein NJ The tniifi hUu.e 81 Shelby
county, Tenn, IN the city II Memphis, nov Ian.
Ing District ~ shelby county Tenn, on The INT
Monday IN May, isss. AMI plead. answer ~ demuf
e. c0mplalnants bin herln M the same will H.
taken Tor conic, cdlas \, him ~ them and - im
hearing e. Iariei and thni cupy 81 this 0fdcr bo
~ the Memphis kvpAil. ibis ih day ~ Aarh
lSss ali MCDOWELL. u and NJ
ny 7. n Caldweli, ~ n and M
Iurlcy Nnght..foly i0f tumplt lisaH1l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
CEANCERY SALE
-OF-
ESTATE

No, 6iaa. R-Chanccry Court Of shelby County
William Lpscomb Ct al w fhos Pearson ct nl
ny virtue Of mn inicriocuiory decree for ale en-
1854 fM. H. 81, r. s7gl renewing iormor orders
herein, will sell, az public auction TO the highest
bidder In front II the Clcrk and Masters Oflicc
courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis, fcun., on
saturday, April ~, 1898.
within legal hour. the following dcsrrlbci propcr
", situated In Twelfth Civil District Of shelby
I.oi 10. > 81 the subdivision Of go ACRES mndc
herein, aud begins nj y stake o. links wcst " the
southwest corner of LOT No I, the west line al a.
link lane thence west ~ chains ~ stHkc. thence
north 10 chains Ia y stake. thence uest chains
O. links Ia stake. thonce south CO. west
n links. stands sassafms Inches ~ diane.
ter thence north " chains a. y stake. thence cnst
q chains - links ~ stake, thence sbdth ~ chains
90 links toa stake At North end " ~ link nnc.
thence west % links thenre -ouih along the west
line III aid lane a chains % links 20 the bcgnnlng
containing - tOi0o hcncS mofc OF lees.
Als0, a tract of iand beginning NJ n nd oak
marked -. H. on John y. liamlln's north line.
running thence north = chains q LINKS 70 Stake
near Busters house. thence east 10 chains - links
% a stake, susan lcanon's nofihucstcorscr hcncc
sonthwanfiy - chains - lini1 Ia stake links
from asmall cherry tree. susan lcaront sonlh.
west corner. thence wet n chaius q, links ~ the
beginning. containing by estimation rs t2ioo
acre mufr Or less
plat 81 aid two ,racis Of land IA on Ole herein.
10 which nriercncc u male.
Also the following trnct oi Tract II land. Begin.
ming al the northwest corner 81 Holman Cothnan 4
co arfr tract thence west chains ~ inks thence
south chains thence west chains - links thence
south " chalns links. thence east ~ chains
thence north ~ chains aud % links % the bfln.
ming lclnr survey made on certificate 25ig lssic,
by Commissioners u West tennescc 70 Oliver VII
liams and ON the waters oi N0ncunnah cryck, ~
shown by plat on lie herein.
Terms 81 saic-One third cash. balance In one
aud tso year. purchaser executing noic- theruior
bearing Interest iroin date, aud lieu retained 10 ~
cure payment
This March =, 1854
4 4 MCDOWELL. c. AN.
nyJ " RHAnlry, u. e, AN
Mcr 4 snrcd y. T. Ednond-rn J. J. Dupuy,
Solicitor r. - Sill
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
BLUEGRASS" No. 3sa.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by Ryslyk's IIamblctonnn. afro oi 10 lroucf
With fcconls 81 20 or better and sim of ~ ronl
that have each gotten one or mon 20 performer
nrt dam Kin BY Long Island flark lIawE. Second
dam by Young Duroc. hall brother Ia American
Ecllpsc: thlni dam by Cofln's Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
bLuEGRAss Il ii7i hands hlgh. sal brown. al
most black, with wine colofcd TANKS and muule
two white heels. heavy manc and tail. long bollci
heavy hoiicd aud very stylish, lie Il the slrr Of
Grey Cloud. rcufd e.zi' trial 2ip's. of iicrhcr
tifc Of ono % performer andoi the dam oi l4dy
Of Lyon, nconi 22iii. he Il half brother n box
tsr 2i5.li Nctiic. as: Jay Gould. 22li4 George
wilkes, 22l. and iull brother 10 Mcnclnus 2M
BLuEG1Ass h the only ton u nysiyks Ham.
blctonlnn. Whose services VEN ever Offend ~ tho
people SOUTH on KENTUCKY. aud be will this
soason he limited 10 ten outside marca Zee 80
cash, with usual privileges u return
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
Stockholders Meeting.

V'Hf Annual Mshtlur NJ Stockholders ~ the
Il Chesapeake, Ollie 4 Southwestern llailmad
COMPANY, fof the Elcrtinn 81 Dirccl0fs aud The
ifausaciion ~ such otlirf bslne- q. may conie be
lore them viii he leldai the ofoo ~ the company,
~ the city u Memphis, In the siaieo Of tennessee
On he hui nindsy d AFil 1883 al II oslrk,
10 the forenoon OF thahday The proposed issue Of
branch Bonds ri aid COMPANY aud the execution
will L. submitted 70 M meeting for H. consldera
ton and action ihere0a ~ order ~ the President
and iloard of Dircciory v 0Afh,. hecriafy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
JOHN DORY. No. 5l6I.
standard and Registered.

Sind ny Pilot Msmbrino. the bot bred ton Of
rfai Jr. dam Indiana tdam ~ indianapolis. an.
hy Mambrino Chief Pilot Mnmhrlno made n rccori
u 2gi' IN the mud Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Inrk Ia 22G,t
firt dam Of John Doryi Agnes by Namhriun
star lrccord 22p son u Mambhno chief Nam.
hrno Chief wm by Mamhrlno raymasier be ~
Mnmbrlno he by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DORY Il 10 hands high. cal brown Al.
mo-, BLACK. two white heels. heavy name and tall
shon coupled and heavy bouei. lie l. hone u
fine action, and very stylish Although IN his gyeaf
old iorm and never trained hcg very ist and level
headed. and can spocd NJ 2'o gait lie was foalcd
April Is. lS1. At indian lllil Ky. Limited 10 ien
marcA service icc oto cash, with usual pryil
ertF Of return
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22

For spmios, bruises rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling. cuts burns. etc, In
man, and splint ringbonc, windgall, cpl.
rootlc. scratches etc, In horses, Rangun
Root Iiniment J. SURE curr. The king ~
Linlmcnts" i the universal verdict. Never
lails 90 curc any ailincnt that can be reached
hy an external medical application. 5Occnts
pcr bottle For sale at Holsters drug store.
30 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLANp PIONEER. No. 81.

Brcd by Smith Powell. fymcuse ~ Y. calyei
May n issi Color. black. shield snip thfoat
briskei stripe up left shoulder over on right band
around hips belly legs and ono halt tail white
sire solherlsnd Prince. No 10 H. H ~ the bot
combined mllk aud butter bull In America
Dam Prunclla ~, beautiful COW. year old
March !. iss5 with the form aud all the point. oi
q great mixer rrinclla "a hal been giving mill
morc than eleven months b hcf B.yoaf old form.
and held mp 10 more than gallons per day. she
took prizes nj the New York state Fsln In 1881
aud 1854
Grnndam save for Smith A Powell 60 pounds
IN one day whcn year. old
kErHERLASD PIONEER 4, very straight and.
SQUARE. with an erocedingly broad aud level back
road long hips oft coat, an unusually insllex
skin. and weighs nearly 100 pouudl Service fee
sio c.1h. with usual priyilero Of return
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