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CTS VIII be elected at future meeting. Alderman Winchell offered the following: To the Honorable Court of Common Council Of the city of New Haven:
 Resolved, That hereafter the cost of al substan- ueL ana permanent improvements of the streets of 5nls G;,.y massner oy paving, macadamizng, top are9sing ana hardening or other approved process shall pc borne by the city and by the property i'm mediatey and specially benefited by such improve- menus ln equitable proportions, as nlay he detar- mined by the Court Of Common Council or tha board of compensation, in accordance with the pro- visions of the city charter. - '--e p-o
 There was considerable discussion as to which committee the matter should be re- ferred. Alderman WinchelI advocated the resolution and said the city would spend $30, 900 the coming year for pavements with- out calling on property holders. Alderman Kent wanted the pavements laid during 1887 included. Alderman Whitmore said the city should pay for the pavements in whole in his opinion. Alderman Daley didn't believe the city had the power to lay the pavements and wanted the matter referred to the corporation counsel for his opinion. It was finally re- ferred to the committee on streets to be raised.
 Mayor York and the corporation counsel were authorized to purchase the supply house now used by the city on Broad street at a cost not exceeding $6,000
 Alderman Kleiner offered the following. which were referred to the committee on oT- dinances to be raised That section of the rules of the board Of aiders men Do and Is hereby amended by stgikius etf q
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rnninr nl.trIrt nlrcc,nrr.

Fire and Police Commissioner, David
J.. MADDEN, president and chief executive
officer james Ice, IT,. cc.pr,sidcnt, anl
James 4. Petit.
Board IT Public Works !. T.. Rlndlc,
ioundryman; Lymus Wallace, boss dray-
man: 4. !. Graham, merchant; Charles
Hncy, capitalist sam llirsch, insurance
agent
Secretary Of Boarl--C. l.. Pullcn, expert
accountant
City Attorney s. Z. Walker, Of Mcicllt
4 walker general attorneys
Engineer Niles Mrnwcihcr. consulting
engineer aud contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Dullsmcn-A.
4 BELL and T. T.. llgui1ri, practical, civil,
mining hydraulic engineers aud survey
on.
President 81 Boarl Of ilcalth--Dr q. T..
Thornton, pmciIging physician IN the CITY.
Secretary o. Board OF Health DR. i. \.
Williamson, pragticing physician IN tho
city.
Hospital Surgeon Dr. J. T.. Black,
pmcl.ring physician In the city.
Health Olirrr-D. r. jackson, Office nj
board oi health.
Chief OF Pplcc-w G. Davis
Chief OF lie Dcparlmgnl--Jamcs V.
Ryan.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. NJ. j. BLESSING and Miss May
Blessing are at the Peabody.
Mrs. VI. THOMPSON has returned from q
two months visit TO Mississippi.
YIsIroRs on change yesterday; VIM.
P. Parker, Chicago; VIM. Heart, Boston.
Dr. W. b. THoMAsEN, prominent ply
stefan of Silver Creek, Miss, is in the city.
MIS-. KATE A. HAMILTON and mother,
Mrs. Mageveny, after a prolonged trip
through the east, have returned.
Col. Ii. G. DOWNING, large planter and
merchant of Yazoo county, Miss, is at the
Peabody, on his way home from summer
resorts.
Col. G. w. FRAYsER and family have
returned, after long sojourn at their
country residence, White Sulphur Springs,
Hardin county.
l.. LIPPMAN, president OF the First Ma
tional bank of Iazoo City, and large
cotton factor and wholesale grocer at that
city, is here on business.
Mrs. +. HEAKEs, Of Mobile, Ala, a sis
ter Of Mrs. William X. Moore, who, with
her son, has been guest OF that lady for
some time, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WILL Ii. JORDAN, who
were married at Aberdeen, Miss, Tuesday,
passed through the city yesterday, en-
route to their future home, Greenville,
Miss.
+. +. HOWARD left last night for Trcn-
ton, KY, where he will bcsmarried today
to Miss Mamie Dunson. The couple will
return tomorrow and take up their resi-
dence here.
+. NJ. Brown, Louisville, OF the Stand
ard Oil company; Jno. II. Wiley, Phiia-
depha; 10. 5. Friedman, Paducah; l.. S.
Mitchell and wife, Corinth, Miss, are at
the Peabody.
GEORGE BLACKWELL, one OF the most
efficient deputy sheriis Shelby county
has ever had, and Miss Susie ~
Frayser, both OF Bartlett, were married
last night ut the residence OF the brides
mother
DR.. w. l.. KERN, OF Tchula, Miss,
appointment citizen and the largest planter
OF Holmes county, is in the city. lie
thinks that the damage done to the cotton
crop in that portion is not less than %
per cent
RoBEEr MITCHELL and wife, Cotton
Plant, Ark; VIM. X. Parker, Chicago; q.
w. Washburne, Chillicothe, o.; ID. NJ.
Russell aud wife, Jamestown, Miss; j. w.
Corwine, Moberly o.; Geo. b. Gardner
and II. T. Hough, llillsboro, o.; 7. IL.
Thornton and wife, I. $. Marye and wife,
Greenvillc, Miss; +. ]. Warren, New
York, were among yesterdays arrivals at
the Gayoso hotel.
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So .HG 0. Do. .. '.t '' t..'T
COMMIT. I.HH I.H. ..H HH.I .'.' 'a 'NiA ~
.. ...H H# 900 .uua nus' which .
.s.. h. .H.i IH. t..I y Inh y -,h,,,,i,
... b.. H....I ~ N.l 'uHn
v..I....t. rIa uHu uIHuHI.guI' 10 thg .u'' ~
... IH.uf.H uH'UHrl chat uCy make ll'if AZ
,........ H.TH.uHffH. .H.II HHuHr uI -H Ihf coun.
.... ..U ID NtWHNIs UHu MN'na pntItl ~
..H. county I..H. Zoo iIr Nui lnnlaY "a No'
f...f lisa HHu li.Hl, answer OI dgnuf " epm-
rI..UlUIH Hl' Hf i|. ani' VII 7, mA,n l,i vi w,
fH..I "a ...Y uI H.|UHi 2 hH published onfn o. huek
i4r f.uf sHat..siaa weeks lu tho Memphis App,A
Iu. uHu'afH. lHeN
4 tfuy tp.Ya Atirst
30 NCuENRY. Clcfk and Master.
wafa.n lilfh aud Uauu 4 laIicfion W. ton
fJt tUm, lalnalt Sls9"
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rhc y,,,, s,,r,o,,. n, n.,,,

Tini feeling. dun headache. pains In various
yars Il the Iuiv, sinking Of The pit II ths stomach
luss 90 appetite. irNcfishuCe, pWplN % sIrHs, ufc
al positive evidence ui poisoned blood No mot
tvt hos % h.caur poisoned "a musi ." purified o.
uyuld death Arsrrs English Hood EllRvr has
upNlf f.Iirl o. umuNr arluluus 90 Hyph'liic
Igiuus. sold under positive guarantee. u. J
llHIs.gf Uf#lF.rt
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ObeYch ProInptly.

Prom Ilnrtcrs lazr.
"Clara" shouted the old man from the
head Of the stairs, II called down ten
minutes ago that it was time for the young
man to 90, and haven't heard the front
door close yet"
"No, papa, he lett by the window"
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Prom Hnrpcrs lazar
llarry-so you are going TO marry old
Diana Hunter Well, Tom, my boy, do
you think she is tie girl for you-that is
CT==
Tom-Oh, know, old fellow, she has
many fIults, but consider above all, her
Ia NAlnn.
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FOR SALE,
WeStwOod Plantation,

on s. Francis river tcc county Arkansas Com
N,ns 40 acry fine nul inl open with good
dwelling, cabins steam giu gtW.mill with 40 horse
power engine aud other Improvements on IL 500
rgs uncly umbcnrd with hickory oak, ash. rel
gum, Cypp',N pecan AMI blackberry The lumhcrcan
he shipped by river aud uiir1il o. r'iiy markets.
Win suull cXpru,y this Plantation will put for
? llla year 10 {. ul,p nuc for stock raising Foe
further particulars apply fn my attorneys SMITH
a COLLIER Mumphi., Tenn. rtu nae,
ANNA y. FORD.
No, a. Fast itst st., New York.
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G. W. Ann, Carlisle, Pa, says "IIoof.
lands German liitters are effective IN all
stomach and liver disorders A standing
remedy IN my family"
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Trustoo's Sllo.

IAIiIWT having iH,u mode .u fHf uEu.ut u
iIt InI.NfHiut.. Ht,tfUl boo ff 70 Decd made ~
e. % rHTHt HH.I wife k.fr l'II...f ul ihr Nih
ts, of WHrH. I..H. .ul tuUH.l,l IU IuHk li'. ntre
I'D U.r.t.rsuU..r ul -H.IHt county. l.nursa,c. Ia
rHfsuHu.. uI Ii.. IfHIT UywU l.uI.H.d url ~
tmfsu#u.. fU H..... r.Y f.HH,.l Hu August H. l. Va
iHutH.U..uff ~ IHi.HIrI HIHs a. q IHrC. 90 ~.
SEQ rlHITH.f hH.trI u IH" tFtuyFy '1lu ~
shabby county IrHuU..HU uU W .II 600
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/. sAMElsoN & Co. 5,

UIW sINIU 0ITIVIs
P.S-Jusi received, through Memphis
cus.om-houso, fine lot OF imported cigars.
A full stock Of Straiton 4 Storms famous
New York cigars always on hand.
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Civmps and dresses today at u. Lowen-
stein Is lH,a wiIirNcci amy former effort
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ELEVATOR PUMPS, CHAIN PUMPS RE
" pairs the best goods for the least money
A o. FARMER * co. Telephone No, Cos
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BniNG your pamsos and umbrellas 10
No So Main street Recovering AMI r.
pairing % every kind. Old ones made
equal to new.
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d r. D. S. JOH NSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED FROM II JEFFERSON TO
No. 3S9 Main Street, Upstairs,
NJ EMPIIIS. TENN.
Established In lSjll

DR JOHNSON Is acknowledged by all parties In
~ tepsted ~ by far the most successful physi-
clan IN the treatment " private or secret diseases
Quick, permanent cures guaranteed In every case,
male OF female, Recent CuaS OF GonOfrhea and
syphilis cured In lew days without the use OF
olfuury, change vi diet or hindnnce from bust
Gated without the use OF msrcury Involuntary
los Of semen stopped In u short time. sufferers
lun impOicuCy or loss NJ sexual powers restored 70
ircc ytgnr ia lew weeks Victims 81 selfabus9
and excessive ycneryi suffering from Sparmatorrhcs
and loss ui phyNrNl aud mCutal power, speedily
and permanently CurNl Particular attention paid
10 the Diseases % Women. and cures guaranteed.
PILES and old sorvs Cuud without the use Of caus,io
or the knife Al consultations strictly conhdcn.
tlal Medicines sent by express W all pcrlS Of tho
county.
pS-wofduginen curcd At half the usual I.iex
Once hours iiOm O'Clock am. 20 o'clock p N
ID. 3. JOHNSON. MD
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IoNons News.

We beg leave to announce TO oil our
friends within 1000 miles OF Memphis that
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought 20 the south, "rhe Fall Of Paris, "
is now ready and the first exhibition will
be given Monday night, October s. The
Sphynx assures the people that "The Fall
OF Paris Is worth going miles tosee. Tick
cts for snle only NJ
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Euso your pam-o.s and umbrellas 10
Nu. 90, Main street, Recovering and re-
rurur 0i every kind. OH ones made
equal o. utw
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y RANoLlTE, ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVE.
u mcnt, cistcrnS, briCkwork Telephone SIS
Once and residence, 81 Vance THOMAS CUB
BINS
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A sHBRoOK & WHITE 81 FRONT 81, PAY
~ highest cash prices for Hides Fus aud Wool
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Nottc.i

Regular monthly meeting Womcn's TX.
change win be- held Friday, October ~,
lSss. 90 90 O'clock am. Full attendance
OF manager and executive ollc.n earn.
Vsti, desired.
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A NrON lSELE, MANUFACTURER OF AND
~ dcalerin Boots and Shoes, Az Monroe street
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saturday. October 20. 1855,

between 1oribak M. anil I u..lrck pm, NJ the
southwest ruu.I ~ Main and Nli' ON streets 10
toe ,y q Nrurri, Tennessee. 90 o. the highest
IIiiyT iUf JH.H fhr follow iUr trf.i Il land. biug
buN Iriug uu o. s.Iruts leland. lu shelby county.
buUHs'Hr. aud NHuUdUl ts follow,
I,HiUuiug % thg southwest conner ut GO acre
irr' boo ihH uImr of ". ruHuu thence north ~
chains uHd b lINk# a. h stake Niiu HnN elder paw
Jaw md I.huN iuIuuu. In.uu. west 40 claims
tu 1910 tsb stUlIuE NlIh iNu lH1gU cottonwood Iaiut.
yu. iHyuyH snu.h 20 tuTIUa tr stake I've tIu mouth
ui . riNiuH uu flr hlub ui tlr ,uut' with VT.
low, yniiHuuus. 1Ni ...uHHw pHiHar tNJgH up
fl. thut" With is UI.HIN.fI.. D.. IIllt. lu tHt lrs
HIuuiu.. containing I.TD.. NIs. 900. uiItt irlet
QUO stIl l.'luI 'sHHui. 70. iH..uN, l'f.UU'Ug a
70 IHN l'l"r U#Is.lN. uu IIH rGsi HtUk ui tho
f...u hrIU.H ul fr# Mississippi river N"u,r down
sttl INtf 20 UhHIf.. 40 HNu .niu.uH fu.H. uI fIii
lsitul. utnDa uuitN ~ v1tt up t.u vsst cha 4.
thaius tn tNr taHirfu Zine 81 sAh urArt AnAioaNuA
10, r,,i,r ftrtI urutv dun uuf'h a. chains tu q
stake I've M. .HN'NNt Hf uuTNTr OF . nIrH ttrt ~
] thp uluru, IU'tu tWHuIUs ihru.. iu. west q
thr beginning CONT iHIuF Oh urrs said two tuirt
| containing aI Hyr's
Ihrr equity ui redemption. lomr.ittl anil dlwc
r,pps.IF Wlil.l anil iii.g hr' T,ci o. hg glpd hu
Nu \. COLLIER Irisicc.
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Trustee's Sale.

Failure having tcuu made in the payment NJ the
indebtedness ,rturud iu ~ trust d,ol made by g..
N lrdoU uud wiir kuU ltdsHtt ON the 18th Ol
N.rh. ls,i, aud rrUoulrl iu bHpk ~ Page *
Ut the Register Office of -hylb. county tennessee,
lu pursuance NJ the power therein conferred. nui
Zoe pursuance in % decree IIs4'i uu August lsi,
isss, M the rtusc OF g. " IHlErtt D, ~ w. y. T..
lufirr 90 ul. ~ h.t5pl N ~ vt the thluryy court
ul shelby county, Tennessee, I vii, ON
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RUPTURE CURED.

IN r. NObLEs
rfr..ni'1t IN thc Cure ~ EuHifs ard ai Forms a
thrJuic pisDsses Male Or Fpuair
DrTlH E CURED WITHOUT riiE RNiPE uS
I HnlmnH1 90 luaiura by The hndigstsd
suu fHd iIuss aul Oflru Treatment
II diseases ~ Women, Ai their iorms give
IlH.I HiH relief nui pcfmantui cure
ff IIfr NI ifIHuID sui NHf.UnUrin. aad 40 f1frit
M BOOT r.HsHHf cured ~ short time guarantee
t.tf 90 mko lusass made aud ntird CaI
iHI H.usI uai address Of cures made IN the city
uriftf sO. 90 JEITERsON sTuEEE
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TIU Iron Mountain route las decided 10
iUu 20 series of harvest excursions 81 all
points Zoe Arkansas aud Texas from Mem
Ihi- Uu the following dates september
II anl % and October . anil -. Rates
for Doc excursion viii Doc one iaru for The
round uip. aud tickets viii be good iur
thirty days with stop over privileges
Any further Information desired will be-
chugrlully furnished by calling On
II. V. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 900 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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srtAhrn ON stoLEs.

nNT SMALL BAY HORSE aNHov WETA-r.
\ one lifE itF mHU mule Ifrru h.Hds H.sh
with tU,HfuHfka Liberal vWaM % ptufurl il
NEs % HACK o. r'alr street
NTUAYLD uK -TuLLE uS TUFilII OF SIR
= trmIpr small ruWF one strawberry nud uuf
fHi Both tpiit lu rafh en- ilblml reward Ne
turn o. 80 80 Orleans street
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ROOMS TO rEr.
A LARGE FRONT ROOM - UNFuRNlsuED -
~ For gentlemen only, at No GO Mulberry -.
FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY
j No. lOj Monroe st., two cquarvs from Peabody
Hotel
LNOUR ROOMS UNyURNlsHED SUITABLE
j. TOT light housekeeping. Good location. Terms
moderate. No. 20 Canoll avenue.
L'oUR ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR
u nIshci nt la Adams strct
LNURNlsIED ROOMS FOR GENTs AND lIGHT
II housekeeping az ~ Monroe street
ON TERMS FoR FURNISHED ANp UNFuR.
VI nishcl rnoms at New tommcrril Hotel
nSE ELEGANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
" nicely kept nj - Main street
nNE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, OVER %
" Madison street
ZANE SPLENDID OFFICE ~ MASONIC TEN.
" pie Apply TO bun 7. PRICE, secretary, ~
Madison slrcyL
nFFlCE-A beautiful double lrnnt oucc viit.
" bic Tor physician, second hDnr over 30 Main
stryct Apply 20 b-.larlnis Miller & Epuivs
DLEAsANrlY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
i upiuwishcd ropme No y Mnrsri 'tr''a
rJ'HEEE UNFUUNEHEp ROOMS ~ PRIVATE
| family Suitable Tor sleeping r,'in'. 90 light
housekeeping. Apply nl 40 lii Madison.
TNFURNl-liED EOpMS SINGLE on INSULT.
u nj 10 Adams street Telephone so. 80. or
addnuss RICE, TIT. Office
opt SECOND STREET FURNISHED 10,
D'-f uulurn.Shcl ROOMS foI rent one block
from Gayutu hotel.
ROOMS AND uOiVu.
| nEsiKABiE l,OOA5 AM BOARD Al - MAD.
- spu stp'Ut
| TWO RoONs- ONEFUitSlsllED ANp ONEUN.
| l tumislr,iHNlth buurl. at 10 -gUlul sir''L
/ frUElE or FOUR LARGE i.UDMs Wlru Or
| | without hpfTi. OF suitable TOT lslt mouse
! LaTf.IuH nf 4. ffHFkYf strptsL
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. '''' ''''''' -----.
4 INV EINE IIH-EI COW. HELPERS ANU
y buII. f,.u the hot strains iu thp United
-tsfls and rsff tered iu g. y &C
~. s. COLLIER. Memphis
NuKuAigY. INrIrb .IBuuW-. HORSE
y ami rarpt. Gems. &C. has ruli rair.us.a.
viii lra.n the ursmi.r. 'l.l uu 90 ailrs, 90
Il1UL Poplar .."'.i. "}"h' .''' t'''.
NIDI WiAEuISD House TtUEf. lI.p.
y Iu COL Iu#rtIUu. psslf. 90 JI1uey h#tilHsH
AdUrr.s D.. rlf. uf Appeal
y II lNu. \ NNibl, no Blown x IlY's. sus
DIE. corner N.uHs,Is and Nouf.r ,NruIDl.
x,,rr,,rsfN ,rgv pp SNAIL. p,. ,,.rt.
y ti.,. rr.oc. Zoo suIt Apply ut 900 -b,.H, sf
,.,v,..r r.r.tfy. as mean r.rtf. ...t
[ i.i' tit,.'.I u. a l1,rrt. ~ -rs.ni II
IIUU.E ANU UuGGv. Will H.li -EpA.
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INNINrr

nSr rppwy uoU.s guLr AupuT ls,,
~ hand. H'HH. f.HrUI ihy rENf lido
49, 81 MuuNNN. IuUt'Y.r avenue
'I,AEEN rraA FLOCK Or slN aUEEr al
| mHUfrl uH lsIu'.f Owner ram have H1wr
rs proving Ur|p.TY Hul rHyIuf fIHrHH. AMI 90
urIaa IHUHN l,fHff Memphis CIV Tanner.
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BARRIERS

JoHN PFDONIrs BARBER sHOP WILL BE
y removed from l62 Main street TO $50 Main
about October l.
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BATHS.
gIlIIlpPODISr.

TURKISH, RUSSIAN, ELECTRIC SULPHUR
i Salt or Fresh Water Baths. 10 to 81. ~ II Il
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Thursday, October ~.
MHt X. A. SLOAN.
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nRC J. sCIERER TREATS CoRNs AND
- bunionS ONCE hounO am til ipm No
ri Main street
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GALVANIZED no>woRKs.

ono p RUBsCH, Jl. the TIN AND suEEr
phone No. 81.
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fzyrs.fs1f+Hsa UR HiNf- CELEBRATED PAT
- Al PSI AhIIfiJlNi laos ANb
nsgt-- Y AUNs lIfu 900 tH# motion ui iU'
- a.. - urfrr.l II..H. trnu"I 600 'I'UUu
49, - Il iu aiI C.a.a Hf uu I..E. ifl.. De-.
LtoE ~ dUrUf ruH manufacturer iNr
ifl .lft Ii uHiUUl iuuHI| r|'.l'# ifui.N.
kk4 ~ ..Y a. HuI IHH..H uI HI HT.HH uUl
~ felstl udHa. Pamphlets aud pr.g.-it
e-.-ls-t--A1As-A ffHt fna.
N,nlENpTI Manufacturer
SO N st CIhirs fHHH Sos Orleans
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TO CONTRIBUTORS AND CORR ESPoNDENr

Our NEW YORK OFFICE
Iosirn oan Of 7HB APPEAL. No. II TribHn,
Buldmg Nds iork J. 4 Tda DVraL Special
InHsrH I1ff
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uIDFs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEs
L l. prices paid. sCHEIBLER & co. 2OS Main $
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rINHE MEMPHIS LAW SCHOOL, $40 SECOND ST:
L the second session begins Monday October 10;
classes graded at pm; Introductory lecture at
SDpm.
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GAs AND OIL STOVES, LATEST DESIGNS
VI Lamps, etc. ut A. Hitztelds 2S Second st.
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DOUGLASS & JAMES, REAL ESTATE AN
- Rental Agents, 2gj Second st.
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REAL ESTATE Agents..

TONAWAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY. No =
~ Main street Established ls7L
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-30

This is the kind of twaddle with which
free trade newspapers IRE in the habit OF
seeking to delude simple minded readers
The Philadelphia Record il responsible
for il:
When a sewing woman slips on her thimbse
(axed 25 per cent.) and threads her needle taxed
~ per cent? with thread (taxed % per cent? and
ships II on with scissors taxed 90 per cent? and
Sews q button taxed rs Per cent? on her hus-
hands winter flannel shirt taxed 6S per cent she
Is quite unconscious in her effort 10 get on In the
world how the blessed tariff bears down upon
her. Probably not one woman In the land ever
thinks Of II. But il Is high time she should think
OF IL, and make her husband, who h clothed with
the right to vote, to act upon IL. High taxation
Is the blight Of labor
The truth Is that every one OF these
articles can be bought In the United
States today for less money than the same
would cost IL the supply were dependent
upon foreign importation under free
trade system.-Troy Times.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-30

Horse Blankets which are strong
and have reputation arc always
inflated in poor qualities which
look like them, but having fewer
warp threads are not as strong.
Some dealers buy these poor
limitations for a few cents less and
by saying they are Gust as good"
sell them at the same price as the
strong blankets to parties who do
not know the difference.
You cannot tell whether horse
blankets are strong by the look
or feel, as the warp threads do
not show on the face. How then
are you to know?
Inorder that you cantella strong
blanket from a weak one, the manu-
facturer of "a Horse Blankets
sews the above "a Trade Mark
inside of each blanket. This is a
guarantee that it is the strongest
blanket made for the money and
will wear well.
Many poor limitations have been
sold as 81 blankets. Remember
none are genuine unless the
"a Trade Mark is S.. / inside.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-30
The Result Foretold.

The tariff on pig iron Is $676 per ton.
Take this tariff off and our furnaces will
either be compelled to shut down or re-
duce wages to the European standard.
The cost Of production OF ton of pig iron
in Great Britain IL $7.45, while the cost
in this country during the past eighteen
months has been about SlS. Taking into
consideration the low cost Of manufacture
in England, the low ocean freights, it is
easily to be seen that by the removal Of
the tariff OH pig iron, England would soon
drive our manufacturers ont of the bust
ness Why, pray tell rs, should the
United States do SO foolish u thing as re-
peal the iron duty and ruin the pig iron
industry? Are the English manufacturers
worthy of more of our care and considera-
ton than our American manufacturers
Why take the bread out OF the mouths of
American worl; men and their families to
help the English iron manufacturers?-
Wilkesbarre Record.