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, 1888-12-06
PROM San FRANCISCO.
Beecher and ~. John swoop Down DIN the
Cftv Tosathar.

Beecher and ~. John swoop Down DIN the
City Together.
SAN FRASCIsco, Dec. 4, Special. "A
passenger on the steamer Wilmington,
named Doran, which arrived from Puget
Sound yesterday. developed a case of ysria-
steamer is quaraptined and the officers and
crew removed TO y yacht in Mission bay.
Herbert I. Beecher, q special agent OF
the treasury. has been tranfferred from
Port Townsend to the San Francisco dis.
trict vice Agent Moore, promoted to
charge of the Detroit district. Beecher
entered on his duties here yesterday.
At meeting Of the executive commit
tee OF the state board Of trade, the com.
mittee appointed to confer with the Paris
exposition commissioners reported that it
900 appropriated by the United States gov
ernment for exposition purposes could be
used for California. On the strength Of
this announcement resolution was
adopted that the board of trade decline to
take part in the Paris exposition. The
com mnaittee adopted memorial address to
General Harrison, askipg him to select
members Of his cabinet from the Pacific
coast.
sas, arrived in the city.
Last night q man named Power LETT his
horse in front Of saloon. when hain
came along and frightened the animal.
causing IL 70 run, sway. Power gave chase
but fell down q thirty-foot embankment,
striking on his hesd and causing instant
The weather and track are good for the
blood horse races to-day.
One sud Qusrtsr miles. handicap. An
nex wou, Nat idle sseoad, ElwoH thsrdi
, 1888-12-06
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
JAMES c. HOUSE.

N JAMEb Q. HOUBE.
Landoffics at spokane Falls, W.T., Nov.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following manned settler has filed notice
Of his inten lon 20 make final proof in support
OF his cI aim, and that said proof will be made
before the United States landoffice at spokane
Falls, w. T., on January 8, 1889. att A. q.
via: James q. House, who made pre-. emp
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultfya-
tiOn of said land, viz; william b. Reinwald,
Martin l.. Peters, Charles Huntington, OF Spo-
kane Falls r, O., w. T.; and Cyrus NJ. Learned,
OF Marshall r. a., W. q.
, 1888-12-06
DEATH OF a PIONEER.

Hiram Eddy OF Salem Passes Away, Leav-
Ing q Small but Prominent Family.
SALEM, Dec. 5.-Hiram Eddy, a pioneer
of 81, died at his home in North Salem
this morning at the advanced age of "a
years and 8 months. He leaves an aged
wife, two sons and one daughter. His
eldest son is a member of the Missoula,
Montana, Mercantile Association. The
other is in business at Spokane Falls. w.
T. His only daughter is the wife Of Prof.
p. Il. Chapy, astroloeer, formerly Of Port.
land, and is now here with her mother.
, 1888-12-06
PORrLAND's HIoHBINDERs.

strong Measures Adopted by the Author
itfes 90 Prevent More AIurders.
PORTLAND. Dec. 8, Special. There
have been NO new developments in the
bloody fieht which occurred yesterday In
Chinatcwn between two hiEhbinder fac
tins are now At the morgue and
during the afternoon Coroner DeLin was
engaged holding an inquest A number
Of Chinese witnesses were examined, but
little Of . satisfactory character was elicit
ed. The whole AFFAIR is mixed up and
confused 90 that the bottom facts will be
very difficult to arrive At. The testimony
il contradictory and confusing. Tho in
quest will mot be concluded before to-mor-
row.
say they cannot possibly live and may die
at any moment. The fifth highbinder
who was shot In the side of the face "a
getting along we'll and will recover 1t is
Thought that others were wounded in the
fight and secreted by their c0untrymen,
but the police are not able to discover any
moro victims.
Several extra policemen have been
placed Ia that part of Chinatown where
the fight occurred 70 quell any further dis.
tarbancs Five Chiress ir s were :. arrested res q
~ Sr.J 'L.~ L..tS" ..J tr:,ht hsscthar
S9ssSs.iyy ~ Jsy o..s'o, 1tsa A TSars Iii hs
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~ 49,. :. 49,, sts. h,s ;rva.t;ca.
49,. 49,. sAs So'ons'
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s,s.tIv i snhs;JeJ ~ ''' " '
pour, I'm Ore Dec A Snacial in
~ WS; rS;.dsss; thass has
~ S cnansso Sa..,nn',ars. SSasn,I 49,. saste~da.
~. Ts... IL Sare "v 49,, ~ death. s;rcs vesssx.
cous onS v.c'im I'M y TN TN. .. % sru ~ysp';n' ;n'
. ~ e Ape0sIu -. a. - ISv ~ WaS H;rn ~. -
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ne ne s5;n ~ - ~ sNs"e .hss ~ Az AZ.
s1.J sno sJIusos us - ~ s.S .etr s..r, ~,sn.hct
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Sine, = no c11nys ~ .onI1 ~. ~ ~.
, 1888-12-06
How Doctors Conquer Deauh. h

Doctor Walter X. Hammond saws: AFTER q
long experience have come to the conciu- :
pneumonia and consumption might be avoid
ed IL DIR. ACker's English Remedy for Con-
dumption were only used In time" This won
derful Remedy IL sold under "A positive guar
autee by Chas, McNab. druggist
, 1888-12-06
PAGES.
THREE
1e,
PAGES

Hundred thousand new subscribers for the
Family Journal and Ladies' Companion want
laper Q /" or Issued. Subscribers will receive
during the twelve
, 1888-12-06
THE NEW CABINET.
viii Its Members Como From the Pa
cifc Coast.

viii Its Members Como From the Pa
cifc Coast.
PORTLAND. Dec. 4. Special.-The Ure-
gonian Tomorrow will publish interviews
with leading republicans on the possibility
of Pacific coast representation in Gem
eral Harrison's cabinet A majority Of
those talked with favored the selection of
Geo. H. Williams, Grants last
attorney general, for the same
position under Mr.. Harrison.
Bitter opposition is shown to DeYoung
and Estee of California. Ex-Congressman
Rufus Mallory. who is named for the
place, said: There's no man named
from the Pacific coast that seems
to me so lifting, 9 choice AS
George II. Williams" Sol Hyncb, also
mentioned. declined to talk, saying that
cabinet speculation was nonsense. Will
Jams said he favored the Pacific coast man
for the position, but that he did not ex-
pect ~ be rendered place, and if he was
1t would then be time enough to determine
whether to accept or not
, 1888-12-06
An Oregon Pioneer Gone.

ASTORIA, Dec. g. Special Judge J..
w. Moffett died this morning at St..
Mary's hospital vt the age Of SO years.
The funeral will be from the hospital at
l:SQ r N Tomorrow and shs interment
will be under ths auspices Of Temple
lodRs No. 8, A. +. 4 A. N. OF this city,
1t which the decsased was charter
OoOb Der. He wAa member Of the
0seess Legislature IN early dsys. 8
, 1888-12-06
A Rurning boat. .

SAN Francisco, Dec. 4, Special. The
German bark G. r. Bishop, which called
from this port November 20, loaded with
wheat for Queenstown, returned to port
this evening with fire. In her
hold. The FIRE had been burning several
days and 1t is feared will burst out and
destroy the weasel. She is now at anchor
of Meig's wharf. A fire boat has gone to
the assistance of the vessel. but it is diff
cult TO get vt the lire without causing
draft, which would increase the flames.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31
A pIsAoAsEAHlE G KffMR.
wrangic Over the BODY Of Dsa
Man.

wrangic Over the body Of = Dsad
WHEFLfSa, w. VA, March PA dis
agreeable urangle occurred over the remains
oil John kress who was killed sometime
ago at Columbus, after their shipment 10
this city Mendel n Co., undertakes, con-
Quoted the funeral after the body was
shipped here from Columbus, ond the ex-
penses amounted to $685.. Mrs. kress.
wife OF the dead man, agreed 10 having the
remains inferred here upon the request OF
Mr.. kress parents but she declined to pay
the funeral expenses. Thursday last
Mrs kress came quietly to Wheeling
and had the remains disinterred with
out the knowledge Of her dead hus-
hands parents or friends, but . brother
heard OF her action, and wishing 10 pro-
vent its success, had the firm swear cut an
attachment for the amount OF tho funeral
expenses, and the remains were seized
shortly after they left the graveyard. Tbs
body was brought to tho city and after
ward taken TO the city cemetery and
placed in vault where IL still remains-
Mr.. kress' parents who are highly re-
specahle and wel4to.da citizens. naturally
deeply feel the publicity given the cpl
sode, but they wish 10 keep their sons
body, and will make every attempt 70 DO
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31
Isniiror,l Accident.

WYOMING, OST., March 2c.-An emigran.
train going west on the Great Trunk road.
collided with the Petrolia train going east,
q mile east of this place. The engineer OK
the emigrant train was badly injured about
the head, and brakeman ON tho same
train had leg broken OF the passengers,
eight or ten have broken limbs and are more
or less seriously hurt but no person was
killed outright. The baggage master OF the
peirolla train has both legs broken. besides
sustaining other injuries. The treman's
hands and face we're injured. but the others
on the train escaped with slight bruises.
The immigrants are mostly Danes and
Germans and are bound for Illinois and
pojnts further west
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because a recent hunting party from
Kingston outitted with pounds OF bacon
5 pounds of crackers, 10 pounds OF flour,
2 pounds of coffee and 10 gallons OF
whislsey and 2 kegs OF beer. They found
them Snakes!
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31
DISAGREED.
The Jury in tho Tally Sheet Forgery Case
Mt Columbus Discharged.

The Jury in the Tally Sheet Forgery Case
ut Columbus Discharged.
COLUMBUS, March 24-The jury in the
tally sheet forgery case, after endeavorinc
TO reach a verdict for period OF Eve days,
were discharged yesterday. The vote stosd
on the division ton for conviction and two
for acquittal. Tho first ballot taken was
five for acquittal and seven for conviction.
- Socialism In Chicago Revived.
CHoAoo. Marsh 2i.-of late there has
been an attempt made TO rally the scattered
members of the groups that were scattered
by The Haymarket riot and the execution
of the leaders A city paper says; There
have been organized within the past two
months a number OF societies in different
parts OF the city. called either debating
societies or working peoples educational
societies, or some similar name. These
societies are devoted to the discussion oi
economic aud social questions. The lecturea
aud discussions are entirely sociaiistie, or al
least extremely radical. II y.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because such strikes as were made in
the Log Cabin and Eureka are being
made all around US every day.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because less is being said and more
done, to develope property in this district
now, than ever before in the history OF
the town.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because the Col p OF the Democrat
in trying to lie out OF one trap got caught
IN another.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

New YobK. March a. Mayor Hewitt
nays in reference 10 the action of the new
York q. A. K, post Concerning him for his
opposition 10 their bili II was during the
war 9 member OF the tirm OF Cooper Hew-
i'll. We gave our plant free TO tne Govern
msnt and instead OF making any money,
we lost 500 900. | went commissioned 10
Europe. said Mayor Hewitt. ito secure
gun barrel iron for the Government and
could buy ouly 800 tons when 1000 tons
were needed. ! entered an iron foundry
In disguise as an artisan aud learned how
iron Tor gun barrels was made, tcicgrarhed
the information 10 our Secretary OF War
and in twelve days the United States Cow
ernment was making gun barrels. And
vet am DENOUNCED by some OF the Grand
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because within year the Santa Fe
road will be running trains into Hills
borough.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because Louie GALES bought $500.
piece OF real estate and sold it within a
week for 81 900. cash.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because several new business firms
launched out this week.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because in everything our people un.
dertake we lead and never follow.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because Sierra County is the wealth
est though smallest IN the territory.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because Sierra County horse got
away with the race at Deming.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because New Mexico is commencing to
attract some attention in the Y. s.
Senate.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
Organization OF state Ciubs Into Prom
inent Association,

Organization OF state StuDs into FROM
inent Association,
COLUMBUS, o., March 22.-Thc Demo-
cratic clubs OF Ohio 10 the number of forty.
with four hundred delegates, met ycster-
day at Wirthwen's hall and perfected an
organization and union. Addresses wcrc
made bv Hon. A. q. Thurman, Hon.
Thomas b. Powell, Hon. Geo. l.. Converse
and other leading Democrats. A constitu-
ton was adopted and the following officers
elected, President, Hon. r. NJ. Heisley, Of
Cleveland; First Vice President Hon. +.
X. Martin, OF Cincinnati; Second Nice
President, Hon. James u. Neal Of Hamil-
ton; Secretary, Gel Harry II. Sage, OF
Dayton; Corresponding Secretary, Col. W.
A. Taylor OF Columbus; Treasurer, +. w.
Donhan. OF Cincinnati; Executive Hoard: /:
L. E. =. Holden OF Cleveland. NJ. d.
Harter Of Mansfield, J. L. Trauger OF Co
lumhus. Fred. klimrer Of Cincinnati, aud
W. S. Thomas OF Springfield.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because the smelter is now an assured
fact.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because the duel with loaded stock.
ings did not take place.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because the I'll Paso Tribune says /;
"The Kingston Shaft would be readable
paper, ii it could be read. Why not2
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because social life and good fellowship
ate again commencing to appear In
Hillsborough.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because we were promised two deaths
and one funeral, which did not materi-
alize.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

Because Special Prosecutor Wake
says he will thrash us il we don't stop.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

wA.HI1aroN, March 23--A patent for .
new clock or chronometcr has Just been
granted that is attracting considerable at
iention here II Is the invention OF w, II.
and J. D, Gray. Of Maryland, who claim
that II can be made to run !! necessary for
years after once wornl up. Other special
features OF the .stns piece are. that II Is ABB
solutely nqsstIess when In operation, and
does array entirely with the pendulum and
ba7anee wheel now in use In clocks and
watches. The running gear including
both striking and time mechanism,
consists OF but six wheels and Il
requires only ons spring to propel
both OF these attachments By the use OF
partial self-winding spring connected to
two OF the wheela the inventors utilize the
power wasted by friction in other time
pieces, thus enabling the clock to run
much greater length Of time with the same
motive power, or by once winding 1t up.
The inventors threaten to work revolu-
ton in clock making by the introduction Of
perfect time piece which, thoy say, be-
cause OF its simplicity can be manu-
faetured at much less cost than the many
excellent time pieces manufactured in this
country to-day,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

WHY WE SMILE.
Because Barr says that he is a politici'
an
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31
nepnbilcan Report on the rarin Revision.

WAsnIneroS, March 22-The five aepub-
lican members of the House COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means Messrs Kelley. Reed.
Mckinley Browne aud burrows held aeon
suItation this afternoon aud discussed the
character OF the minosity report they viii
make on the Mills tariff bill. Mr.. Mckin-
ley. VINO made the minority report sgainst
the Morrison tariff bill ia the last Congress.
was authorized to write this one. There
was full free and general interchange OF
views on the subject, SO that the compila-
ton OF the report will be with respect to
the wishes of the ful minority. The report
will not be submitted till some time next
week
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31

WAsHIroros, March 23.-The Grosvenor
resolution directing an inquiry as to the
insertion of unofficial lists in the Rebellion
Records was taken up to-day by sub
committee OF the HOUSE Committee on
Military Affairs. A memorandum OF the
facts as revealed by the Record was submit
ted relating to the conduct Of tho Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry at the battle OF
Murfrecsboro- II showed that In the ap-
pcndix Of volume 20. series l, part 2. Is .
list OF 453 members OF this cavalry who
went TO the front In this battle while the
body OF the volume gives list of "a such
names. but one OF which Is included in the
appendix.
The subcommittee decided TO subpoena
Colonel Lazelle, who is charge OF the
records publication. and General liosecrans-
Tho committee adjourned until Saturday
next
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-03-31
SIERRA COUNTY.


Sheriff, ..........,.......,...A Alex, M, Story
Probate judge. ......,,a.,. y. J, Garcia.
Probate Clerk. M. webster.
Treasurer, ..........,,....No Norman G. kafi.
Supt. Public Schools, 49,. Frank. w. Parker
Assessor, ....,...., ....... James I; Parker.
County Commissioners JP; Ar%Rs,ss;sas. R,s;,,ss
WHY WE SMILE.
Because Barr says that he is politici-
an.
Because the smelter is now an assured
fact.
Because Sierra County is the wealth
est though smallest IN the territory.
Because Special Prosecutor Walker
says he will thrash us if we don't stop.
Because Sierra County horse got
away with the race at Deming.
Because in everything our people un-
dertake we lead and never follow.
Because several new business firms
launched out this week.
Because the duel with loaded stock
ings did not take place.
Because the I'll Paso Tribune says;
"The Kingston Shaft would be readable
paper, il it could be read. Why not
Because social life and good fellowship
aie again commencing to appear in
Hillsborough.
Because we were promised two deaths
and one funeral, which did not nateri-
alize.
Because New Mexico is commencing to
attract some attention in the U. s.
Senate.
Because such strikes as were made in
the Log Cabin and Eureka are being
made all around US every day.
Because the Col.(? OF the Democrat
in trying to lie out OF one trap got caught
IN another.
Because within year the Santa Fe
road will be running trains into Hills
borough.
Because Louie GALES bought $500.
piece OF real estate and sold it within a
week for $1,000. cash.
----4-----------
Because less is being said and more
done, to develope property in this district
now, than ever before in the history Of
the town.
Because recent hunting party from
Kingston outftted with 5pounds OF bacon
5 pounds Of crackers, 10 pounds OF Hour,
2 pounds Of coffee and 10 gallons OF
whiskey and 2 kegs OF beer. They found
them Snakes!
----s.s----------------
DISAGREED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18
HEALTH - WEALTH - Dr. Beauregard'.
Tonic mud Npylne, the Great
french specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ~ stages. mental
~ and physical depression, rpennatnrrhea hy.
pochondflh kiefllity, neuralgia hi1tcra inrapaelfy
Tor study or business, paralysis impotence cplep.
diseases Of the nervous system may h. radically
cured In either uek by the Nv Of this uncxccils,f
preparation. u IA q matter VI supreme importance
iu use appropriate treatment for the cure al lie
loss Of nerve power aud IT, BoAnrganls fonlc
sud NefVinc. after many year TRIAL IN fiiropa has
proved iuialliblc II taken according a. dln'etl0ns
which are aiiire'i IN each bottle. Onc boK equal 10
Prize si.OO box. ofdK boxes for 5000 sent
b, mail prepaid ON receipt Il prize We guarantee
ala bukcs Ia surc any uiT WIN oth Orlcf re-
guarantee Ia ruturn the money N ifrHtnisnt dow
not elect a eur, A. kcnken q Co. druggists. s,le
agents for United staics. ~ aud 10 Main stret
Memphis. fcnn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18
Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate.

No. iGl u. DIN the Probate Court NJ shelby
county, Tenn. -lohoH n Grrf, ~ a., ~ tafts
w virtue ~ q decree Tor FiIr entered In this
cause ou Dcrcmb,r =. iss5, minute bU1k ~ page
30. etc, viii yell IN the hlFhut bidder at public
airton, ~ limit 81 Ihe Count HOUSE door, on
MAIN sifuci, Memphis. Tenn.
On saturday. 1ahuary ~, 1858.
Within legal hours. ~ following described rial
estate "a Wit lt.glnniir ata stake the southeast
cifnef " NJ e. 1aylnrs laid. and two third NJ a
rnd tnuth " sweet Fuyl pointer and elm and hsh
pointer, u hClng parfhf lgi 80. 10 of the D0nne
laul, thunco suuth d. mibui,e wet ~ chains aud
~ links ~ stake "a lifls chst II hickory
marked \. thcncc north h9i,. west ~ chains and
~ links ~ stake WITH az nsh pointer marked "
thence north hneH quarter wtat " chains aud Z,
links, ~ the southwest eofnrf uf NJ g. 1AyluTs
land thence south NJ east with the south line
oi ~ g. Taylurs 20 chains hnl links ~ the be-
ginnlnr containing fDrg tour sud siHty i've
hnndtodths a SglvD olann,fr mon OF lcs.
Terms oi aalc-tash.
THIS December ~. ls3
: ~ QUIOLEY. Clerk
ly Thns " Crnshaw. Do
". g. Watson. solicitor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18
RUPTURE Radically CURED

withoutthe knife or hlndrnncc to business In from
a. 10 ~ days. by the Medicnted soft Had truss aud
once treatment A conimri made with zach patient
strcturc, llydrucelo and Naricocelo cured Ia
abort time. tirfulAn on application
Tho Medicatcd soft Fad Truss has the
spring In the irUni therefore avoid ug all kidney
troubles, and can ~ wufn night and day. wcgunf
anre this Truss ~ bo easy to wear and ~ hold up
the bowel, or money refunded Made aud niicd 10
male or female by DR.. NOBLE
% Jefferson IT,. Memphis Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

We an now permanently locnird NJ our founef
stand, No ~ FRONT. where We have frued our
plifuts inf the past tsu Year.. We haYea complete
thr DEPOT and elevator whcn the nrr uOrnrnsi W.
an tleu'infr pfrTdrHl ~ hil all 0firfs without
any delay our bOoks and papor VEN saved unln
lufrd aud our lfHF ON stock after Disturbing In
kumuco hnd salvage will H. lmmatcfiai our cot
TN department Will suffer ~ Interruption Hud
our pairuns will rrrciyo sales aud returns prompt
~ o. hyninlufu.
snlirlllng share ~ your oricn for mrfrhanilss
and cUn,lgnnenu u cotton We are,
louu Respectfully,
pOHTEH a NACUAE
limit affraI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-18

Some one who understood the super.
fciality Of many literary gatherings r..
Gently advised q professional reader not to
choose the in,rinsically best thing, TOT n
Boston audience, hut 10 read the literature
Of the iavorite local authors, 20 render n
bit In verse written bya prominent society
woman. and 10 give prose selection from
n book composed by members Of our sOci.
city. -Boaon Journal.