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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
British capjfaIi~.S have

British capitalists have recently
placed large amount of American
railroad securities on the market.
This has had the effect TO depreciatc
railroad stocks and also to calise large
shipments Of specie to London: this
in turn produces stringency in our
money markets ut time when al
the resources Of the country are need
ed to move crops. thus diminishing
prices and robbing the producer oI
the just and natural reward of his
toll Here we see how perfect til.
system OF financial slavery under
which we exist The EnglishmaI
gives the financial screw All extra
twist and every farmer in America
! bleeds: England fill, her market witt
produce III cheapened rates. and til,
| American granger swings his hat il
| glae for tile best money system the
world ever knew. = Fairbank View
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
$>I-
13 w Il E k s.

The POLICE GAZETTE viii lie mailed, Sc
careiy wrapped tnah! adH,cso III The United
~ ates for thfce mons La OF re ceipt OF
ONE DOi Lax.
Liberal discount allowed To pos'mas. +
agents an clubs Sample copies mail, froa.
Address all nro"r~ 10
RICHARD X. FOX,
FRANKLIN SQrAtk, \. !.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
What Woman Has Learned.

Discussing economic questions be
fore al immense audience. Mrs. Mari
All Todd said:
at the close Of the war $1,000. 600
bales OF cotton would have paid tie
var debt. Now after the enormous
sums paid III interest. and tie priiiri-
pal. III the present high tariff prices.
and with our financial policy. il
would take 80. 000. 900 bales TO pa. the
balance. This. ought TO cause tie
working people H. awaken. Ionopn-
Ii~ti. kings are willing the working
nell should pray for good times. II
thy viii nothing more. but If they
do not pra. with tire bailotfliey will
never Get better times
Truth was never more plainly stat
eel, ana the reason the debt was re-
funded can he told in as few world
Sllyloek wanted interest upon what
lie owes the government and he gets
if. He wanted the American farmer
reduced 10 Il condition Of dependence
and made to pay eSorbitant interest
and taxes that the wealth OF the ma
t15li HIGH Ds concentrated III the
vaults Of nil.ionaire~. and it is being
rapidly accomplished. To hasten the
completion of the infany additional
legislation is to be enacted. The
Credit Mobiier thieves are 10 refund
their Union Pacific railway debt to
til" government. tn. land grant sys-
tenn is 10 he perpetuat"d and home
stead rights are 10 be cGriailed. Ex-
trasagant appropriations Of public
money are to hr continued anu rich
corporations exempted from paying
taxes. Those who steal legally are to
be Il privileged class while the other
fellow, tire To be sent To the peniten-
tiary. Farmers, If You like it keep
right Oh voting for the machine. Ii
is the way to loose what YOU have
left. = National Republican.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
Statesmen Wanted.

Men Of energy, tact and judgment
new aud valuable varieties of hardy
nursery stock. Previous experience
not essential. We pay from $40 to
500 per month and expenses to sue
cessfl men. Best references requir-
ed. Apply to l.. l.. May & Co.. Nurs.
erymen. florists and Seedsmen, st.
Paul, Mimi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13

And sells TO the protectors Of
home industries for $50 So
Question: How much OF this total
sum is due to the addition of the tax
of As per cent: Who pays it? and
how much do you lose by having the
collection of the tax 90 through the
hands of \. b and c before paying it,
Ina other words. would il not be
better i'm every way for us to have
theS" assessments placed upon our
land, ami to pay our taxes direct TO
government instead OF paying s26si
additional on every 800 worth Of pro-
t..ted goods that we bnyl
Pueblo col. j. w. BRENTLISGER
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
MARRIAGE.

Married persons or young men con
templating marriage suffering from
physical or organic weakness. prenla-
ture decay. evil forebodings. self-dis
trust, impaired memory. palpitation
of the heart. piInplcs Oh the face.
specks before the eye. ringing i'll the
ear. threatened consumption and ev-
cry disqualification that renders mar
riage improper and unhappy, perlna-
nently cured.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE

Die every year III this State alone
from consumption. The treatment
of all lung troubles, at my Office con
stitutes a very important specially.
Nasal catarrh, Asthma, Brochitis.
Laryngitis, are especially benefited,
and ifa cure is at all possible, it can
be effected by my method Of treat
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
CANCER.

The treatment of cancer and can
cerous germs by my method is the
least painful and decidedly the most
rational of any method now in use.
The great advantages OF my treat
ment are: 1t destroys it. root and
branch, entirely. without pain orany
shock or loss of blood. When the
cancer Is removed it leaves an ex-
tremely healthy sore, which readily
heals. There Is no liability to IL re-
currence. Ii il free from all possible
objections or injurious effects 1t de-
stroys the cancerous germs from
blood and Tissues, and leaves the pa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
HAVE BEEN EMINENTLY sue.
CESSFUL.

In the treatment OF the following dis
eases: Chronic Diarrhpa, Chronic
Inflammation of the Womb. Chronic
Inflammation of the Bladder, Painful
or Irregular Menstruation, Tape
Worms, Enlarged Joints, Discharg-
ing Assesses, Nervous and General
Debility, prostration aud impotency,
diseases of the kidneys and bladder,
ieucorrhna. skin diseases constipa.
ton, heart disease. liver disease,
headache. piles. fissure, fistulas. III
c ars. syphilis, prolapsus uteri. OF
falling OF the womb. asthma. catarrh
scrotula. consumption, female weak
ness, rheumatism. neuralgia, spernla
rOrrhua. Sc, sc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
THE HULE.OF THREE.
A Sum in Arithmetic for Farmers.

4 buys goods free OH board
ship in New York iia' Dor cost
ing 800. GO
Pays custom house tax to
protect home indu-tr: Of 1890
Adds 10 per cent for profit;
oh cost and tax 14fo
b. the iobber, buys q A. pay
ing for same 10000
Acds - per cent for profit on
cost to him. I.e?
G. the retailer. buys of Il.
paying therefor lst.6a
Adds - rer cent for profit 46.1'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
ADVANTAGES.

Soiue VI the advantages If my
treatment: a,n ,tot a thousand
| miles from your holue asuI hence DO
not involve great eApense iii re.tr hing
HE. am really ia Your midst. i,c-
cessibie at any time and not away Off
| in some eastern or southern city
Consultation free Of charge. and
will give an honest opinion Without
charge.
My reputation for fair and honor
able denlin. has become established.
My Office is centrally located in the
Strother House. Cresco, Iowa. All
ieit.rs of inquiry should be addressed
to DR.. H. s. PICKAkD.
Cresco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

Great success in the treatment 81
these most painful affections. | do
not claim to cure every ease. yet all
cases ara alleviated, and all durable
cases speedily and radically cured,
To those from distance. Il stay of
twenty-four hours is enough to con
vince the most skeptical OF the truth
fitness of this statement.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
PILES FIsTULA. FIssURE, ULCER

And all diseases affecting the lower
bowel, speedily, thoroughly, pain.
lessly and permanently cured. /
make use of no knife. ligature, caus.
tic or other painful agencies IN the
treatment Of these most distressing
maladies. Cure Of piles guaranteed
in from Is to 20 days. In such eases
it is absolutely necessary that see
the patient.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13
LADIES

Laboring under any of the various
chronic ailments peculiar to the sex
can obtain the advantages of treat
ment by the most approved methods
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-12-13

\ farmer discounts al the bank his
note for 81 900 for 900. What really
occurs?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
PERSONAL POINTS.

III. +. RNEs, prominent lawyer OF Scar
cy, Ark, is in the city.
III. J.. GUIoN has gone TO St. Louis, and
will be absent Il few days.
J. b. EDDINs, o prominent planter Of
DeSoto county, Miss, is in the city.
MRs. G. b. GALLOWAY, Miss Emma
Galloway and Mrs. Il. L. Morris have re-
turned.
TIE REV. DR.. MARTIN has returned TO
the city. lie will occupy his pulpit in
the Alabama Street church today.
CAPT. J. I. SmPP, OF Chattanooga, who
Is commander Of the n. b. Forrest camp
OF Confederate veterans, is stopping ut
Hotel Leuhrman.
LIEUT.. GEo. A. CORNISH, Of the United
States army, and the Hon. ;. w. Hawkins
OF Huntingdon, Tenn, were prominent
among the Peabody arrivals yesterday.
MRs. MARGARET WILTSHIRE, the accom-
plished elocutionist, has returned from q
protracted trip 10 eastern cities, where
she devoted much time to perlecting her
self in her art.
TIM Baltimore Sun OF last Sunday says
that Mai. Turner, commander Of Libby
Prison, Richmond, Va, during the war,
was in Baltimore a few days ago, the guest
oi Col. q. Alexander, OF Castle Thunder
fame. Maj. Turner is now practicing
dentistry in Memphis, Tenn. Col Alex
ander will be remembered ~ a former
business manager OF TnE APPEAL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Tus Turner'S in tho "Fall Of Paris II
Tho En.e, of Dressing Well.

Tho time was once when men were not
judged by the clothes thoy wore, but 10y
their intelligence, social standing and per-
sonAl associations, but now such Is by no
means tho case, and 10 be neatly dressed
In we'll fitting suit inspires respect, and
Is considered indispensable 10 business
men, especially those who occupy public
positions One OF the best illustrations OF
the effect OF dressing well came to light a
short time since. A young man, highly
educated, Of good family, pleasant address
and possessed Of great energy and personal
popularity, but without means, came 10
Memphis with view Of obtaining sltua-
ton, secured place 10 board, and went
actively 20 xulk 10 obtain employment
Many DAYS Wcru spent in seeking a silua-
ton without even one word Of encourage
mcni, still the Young man persisted IN bis
search, nothing daun,cd 10y his hard luck.
one day he CHANGED 20 meet a
friend with whom he had been ac.
quainted for ycara, 10 whom lac re-
lated his experience, saying that some OF
the merchants TO whom lac applied Tot cm.
ploymcnt eyed him curiously aud dismissed
him very abruptly. llis Trend seemed
greatly amused, and, scanning him closely,
threw up his hands aud laughingly said.
al have discovered the cause. well,
what ia ~" asked John. cit is nothing
but that old dilapijaicd suit Of clothes
YOU have on, which Is large enough ioI
Two such men. Go and get you new
suit at once" "Bui, said John, ~ have
no money"
well" said his friend, come and "
with me and will introduce you 10 Harp
Cohn, who keeps the Great Western Cloth
ing house at 30 Main street, who Is on,
of tho most liberal, hnd-hearied and bcs
clothing merchants In Memphis, who wa
never known TO deceive u customer AM
always keeps the best and cheapest cloth
ing 10 10 found In the city, The Grca
Western Clothing house was sooi
reached, au elegant suit OF cloihc
purchascd, and In two days John secures
ono Of the best positions In Memphis, 10
which he will always be- indebted TO tia
new suit Of clothes and ihc kindness o
that clover and worthy gentleman. llnr,
Coin. n Mr. Cohn was 10 receive all ih
trade that be Justly meriiA, no house II
Memphis would b. large enough Tor hin
10 DO bus ncfs IN. When any ono want
frHt-cla.. suit OF clothes they viii Sav
money by calling at the Grvat Wcslcr
Clothing House. No. 22g Main street
where the largest aud best selected sioc
IN the city can be found.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
HUNTER BROS.
4 Tiiariy Fable.

From the Chicago Eyrf.se
A rich man had a picccoi land on which
poor mule WIS grazing. II shall har-
ness YOU" said the man TO the mule, ''and
make you pillow this land 10 grow melons
on, Of which l am very fond, while the
stalks will supply you with food" To
which the mule replied: "li consent 10
toll on your plan You will have the melons
aud | will bc WORSE oil than ] am now, in
asmuch as | will have 10 eat dry stalks In.
stead Of ircsh green gas I'll not DO H.
sih" GLOW unreasonable YOU are re-
monsiratcd the landowner "yOur father
never had any food but thisl.cs, and yet
worked sixteen huun q day without
grumbling." "Alai that Is true" -.
iotcd the mule. "bui then, you know, nay
father was an ass
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
LOCAL BREvIIIEs.

Col. T. a. Hamilton desires to state that
Cash Mosby did not turn from him in the
Republican convention. His individual
vote was cas-, Tor Col. Hamilton, according
10 Instructions
Property owners on Jefferson street will
this week iilo suit against the Memphis
Street railway for heavy damages on nc.
count Of the runous condition Of JciIcr-
son street. For year or more il has been
impracticable as q traffic street.
The charter OF the Union Wagon com.
pany was filed with tho register yesterday.
The incorporatoH are l.. G.. Robinson, A.
j. Robinson, w. L. Bailey, Thomas L.
Bailey, ;. 7. Specs and l.. Il. Freeman.
The object of the concern is the manu-
iacture Of wooden ware. such "a buckets,
barrels, wagons, etc. The amount Of the
capital stock was not stated in the charter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
ARE THEY nERra
Information Wanted Of virginia ~
Bniiis Coleman.

Information Wanted Of Virginia ana
Ballle Coleman.
Tho following pathetic letter received
by Chief of Police Davis ycsicrity, h pub
lshcd with the hope that Il will mccl the
eyes Of the parties II il intended for
Pisr ulurf. Ara, uc,oIyTi. isss.
SIR chief ~ roiicr
Please sir tell Virginia aud sallic Col
man that Willie Colman lies hero ut the
point oi death The doctor give him ont
today. lie Is nj my house aud wants
them 10 come nj once.
u. l. KNnuorDn.
Enclosed in the chiefs letter was the
following a. Virginia and Sillic.
10 Virginia ani t,liie through the Chiof 81 roiIrr
lie came % inc few DAYS AGO and told
me ho had dumb chill. aud thought hc
would Boz up In day or two. lie cot
worse ani Wono. lie has the pneumonia.
~ the doctor says
T. S.-llc died while I WIS writing
this. yours truly,
r. l.. KNnRnu0u.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

b. LowENsTEIN & BROS.
"rAll or rAnn,o DO great spectacle.
uows,- c,rcu. SIN In tn n,nS.

A few weeks ngo Ilowc's circus and
mcnagcric spread IN mammoth tents In
this city, and delighted large audiences NJ
every performance ior several days When
the engagement closed. the combination
started on H. travels over the MrmphiH 4
Birmingham road, iOf tour ui Missi~ippi
and Alabama. Handy Vas il well outside
OF Memphis when tho tidings u yellow
fever at Decatur aud Jackson spread
abroad. QNfantncs followed thick
aud fast. In consequence, tho cN-
pcnsiyc enterprise had 10 tic up
between stands, as u Won, and
rect until railway travel was again
opened ~. Notwithstanding sala.
rics aud incidental expenses continued
without interruption, With no Income 70
offset same, tie managers would not ~
lease a single performer OF other ailachc,
and Ia consequence the loss ran mp into
Thousands Of dollars Had circumstance.
permitted, the excellent combination would
have delighted the people along the cniirr
route mapped out. hut the time thus lpsi
was not entirely wasted Admirable WORK
was done IN the way Of rcpaining. reno
waiting and otherwise putting the show 10
hst-class condition for the continuance o
liz old route, the dates for which have
simply been extended. IL II distinctiyoll
a southern enterprise, being backed an,
controlled entirely by southern onlorpris
and pluck.
1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Dress Goods Dress Goods

Grand sale of Foreign and Domestic Dress
Fabrics, commencing Monday, October s.
1883.
case Of double width Atwood Flannel
Sutings at 20c yard.
Your choice OF 800 pieces of douhlc.width
Wool Serge nj l5c yard.
5Oc yard will buy Dmp dc Alma all. wool
Surah Sergc, all-woul Corksclcw Suitings, or
Atwood Ladies' Cloth
81 iac yard will buy our famous gold
media, cashmere on Monday,
25c u yard will buy ioiuch Bayurc cloth,
or IO.inch Ascot suluug
Broadcloth at II yard
Bloadcloth at sl1o yard.
Broadcloth at So % yard
5000 yards Of plaid dress goods in rich
colors at Toe yard
Superb imported plaids in an endless
variety at from 37lay to q 30 q yard,
- combination suits gt 20 % each.
500 will buy Handsome imported suit
London and Paris robes from $40 10 S35
each.
1900 yards Of iOiu,h English suiting at
lIlsc a yard.
our Drc.,mnkiny department sin full
blast under the management ot Nine. King
Ladies line all wool Jerseys, coat back
and cuffs, az II each,
Novelties in Ladies Jerseys.
Novelties Ia Children Jerseys.
ladies, Misses, Chillvus aud roys' uu-
dorwcar.
Childrcn's shirts at 25,.
Misses shirts n. iue
Boys shirts nj S'c and 'pr.
Ladies Jersey ribbed vest, lt j1C.
See our Zoe aud ~ vests
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

We beg leave TO announce 10 oil our
friends within 1000 miles OF Memphis that
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought 30 the south, "Ihe Fall Of Paris, "
is now ready and the first exhibition will
be given Monday night, October S. The
SphynX assures the poopic that "Thc Fall
OF Paris" is worth going miles tosee. Tick
cts Tor sale only at
]. SAMELsoS Coos,
$40 Main street.
P.S--Just received, through Memphis
custom-housc, fine lot OF imported cigars.
4 full stock Of Struiton 4 Storms famous
New York cigars always on hand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Rich and Poor,

Prince aud Peas ant. tho Millionaire and
Day Jaborcr. BY their common use u
this remedy. attest the worldwide rep
utatlon u Ayers rilla. Leading ply
sicians recommend those pills Tor
Stomach aud Liyor Troubles, Custiyo-
ness, Billousncss. and Sick Headache
also. for rheumatism, JGupdice, aud
Neuralgia. They ara sugnf-coai"d con-
tain no calomel arc prompt, Tut mild.
In operation anil, therefore. the very
bcsi medicine Tor Family Use, as well a.
for Tray, fers ani Tourists
"T have derived great relief from
Ayers FILLS. Five years ago l was
taken 30 III with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
"FALl or PAnIs' opens tomorrow NIGH

Fred W. Sidney AMI William Yarllcy
have written ono-act piece, a political
skit, introducing Blaine, Cleveland. and
Ilelva lockwood In n highly humorous
and original manner, entitled "The Land
OF Freedom"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
arALL OF PlnI..' the rreat succcn..

"The Paymasicr." at the Star theaicr,
las proved the solid success Of the season
In New York The play has In u the clc.
mont, that touch The heart Of the people.
Il h essentially play lor the public that
the public has gone wild over. aud Tia,
will please the public Tor many yctfs 10
come. In fact, Il IL the best play present.
"a herr Tor many years
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
senonR,. zorAyr. Do oFalI Of ParI,. -

Lizzie Evans new play. "lhc Buckeye
u said 10 have scored a success on ils pro-
ducti0n at Kansas City. Tho scenes, cx.
cepi 81 ono act, are laid la an Cd Ohio
tavern. The second act passes Ia Glove
land. Miss Evans Appears ~ an orphan
asylum wall named Mary Jane
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
"PALL or PANS" opens tomorrow MI ht

Nadge Dorc, or Nadagc Dorcc, isa Gin.
cinnati girl who studied music In Paris
and went on tho opcmlic stage under the
name Of Goldberg Hrillianic. Her voice
needing a rest, she went ON the dramatic
stage, where she has been quite successful.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
"FALI or PAnI.' orcns tomorrow nIght

Frederick dc Bcily.lic, who supports
Clara Morris in leading roles this season,
IL one 81 the few men left who brings ~
mind Charles fechtcr In his perfect self.
possession on the stage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Pan OF Pans" opens tomorrow night

Given good sccnic artist, n siagr car
pointer who knows his business. clover
wardrobe maker and quantum sui oi
improbabiily, and your modern play.
wright will guarantee a. construct play
which will DO a regular cyclone OF sue.
cess
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

rron TcSss -ii'ings
"Dcicciiycs are no good, - said Tommy,
who was reading newspaper why
mo-, - asked his father. at says here
there are number OF congressman At
largr. II the detectives werc any good
they would run 'cm h."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
Mrarm, ArnLrnc, in Fall Of Paris. -

A well known star who has swung
around the dramatic circle Tor moro than
half generation has leading lady ihi.
season, Who PAYS her own railroad and
hotel bills aud gets no salary. Ia the
same company are two young men who
nfu engaged on tho Hamo conditions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

htNtNi ahu'itNtffh tfleEfuns.
Mis- jennie N. HlgJcc, Susan Draper,
&. J. fickln. Aston Eoyd
Capt n Leach. Marx uurrh >
hauurct Wilson. johnson a Guinea,
g. \, pps4uAlurc, chick. T. 4 T.. 90.
larbcc, Hunter Co. ". HrmcE
a. Swniu, WIN short
J. a Nufrpll, Geo. tuitipT
Jas. Lchaney, Mm. Ptilhprt
II. ". slclec. Russ MiuurpuOn,
II. e. llumUsun, Stack Ire
Isabella Campbell T. J. YORK
=. 4 Ncs4nufu, W ". Alsubfp0k,
J. g lunL J. Hughc.
II. iirnsy, " r Arlington
Memphis NW Co. iAghorn 4 SewGson,
=. q. ItlptplV A. Mulssuu
=. h. Maitland, J =. MVhnri.
J. 7. Bailey Mis- sHdic steiner,
T. ]. Taylor J. "a liillhuusr,
n. ". M0Ids0n,3 J. NJ Williams.
G. G. ChnsC. J. y kand,l q CO.,
4. N.hlipcr. Townsend,
Cooper 4 Ca. IT. Fargason. a 20.
Fannie Miller, kithani hnfhu.
Oscar y. Price. n. llnincs.
~ Dricr. G. y iarnsworth,
J. N. Williams, x phvant
J. ". Allison. W. N flcgparty,
Chns. !. lewis jane & Griliam w. Co
g = Goycr A Co, Nn. J. q. Cooper
McKinrey A Co., Rev. Mm x lsnuS,
,. \. n Go. Memphis Milling co.,
NJ. Timsu, PARTIES, Hunter a CO.,
Y. A. Inncs, Y W hfudC Gu
col II. K Lac. Iivcrna6 y. a ". CO.,
J. ". icnulug. h . ratlCtaon a Co,
Tom Wilcox, W. y Nilkcrsun a Co,
i.ou WilliamS John 4. -Fnaigo.
John Khudr, Mr. X. Bul.
D. g. barrett, ! samcl-1n 4 Co.
=. A. GldIaw, =, = Engineer Lach,
J. J. GafnTf. Henry lUlma
John Hart Neil smith,
D. r. Kendall. tioriou lp,, a Co,
a. y. Lucas Harry u Nchlua,
SF Hsfacll Mlllle lidcll
4. T.. Tru., N. MilliamA
Thomas DnlscE p ". Ncun.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

Grace Hawthorne, the popular actress
and lessee OF the Princess tlicalcr, rayc "a
series Of maiinccs last week al we'll
known Watering place near London, APP
pcaring In several Of her metropolitan sue
ceases
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
"r.L. or rAnls." the great spectacle.
she wn. 40, Used TO slang.

Janitor iron outside the eloyalor)-
"Iet her 20, Gallagher" Old Lady seated
within, speaking very crisply TO elevator
boyl-'1 reckon you'll lind Il advisable 20
lemnc ~. SIR. Gallagher, when We gct /
On fourth story"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
"TALL or pAnIs.n The grcnt success.

II Is rumorcd that the collapsed "unclc
Toms Cabin" will take the ruid again,
under the management Of Alice Harrison.
u will probably be seen nj thc Academy
oi music IN Philadelphia. November ~
Harry Wcbbcr and Nit q. Barlow vii bc
in the cast.