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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08
THE ELECTION.
Unprecedented Vote Through
out the Country.
THE RESULT IN NEW YORK;
Democrats Make Very Large
Gains in the City.
RI- Sheriff GRAB7 ELECTED Mayor
Republicans Claim to Have Car
ried the State.
MARYLAND 5000 FOB CLEVELAND.
Isidor Rayner Defeated in the
Fourth District.
BI- SHERIFF GRAB7 ELECTED Mayor
MARYLAND 5000 FOR CLEVELAND.
LOUIS MCCOMAS REELECTED.

Virginia claimed FOR the Democrats
With q cain Of Fire Congressman
lTeagre Returns Shoe Small Gains
for RepubIicans--TH Claimed
on the RcpublieGnS--Tbe Southern
states Remaia DeH,Ocratic-Gor. HttPs
Election Conceded.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

James II. Eddy, who has been digging
for Capt. Kids treasure, and who turned
up an iron kettle full of Spanish silver
coins on the beach adjoining his farm, OPP
posite the summer resort, Westport r. l.,
arrived at his home in Johnston Wednes-
day with his wealth. He says he is now
able to locate two other buried pots of gold
and diamonds, which he intends to dig for
at his leisure. Mr. Eddy doesn't impart
much knowledge of it for the edifcation of
the public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

The Republican party carried high h-
cense on one shoulder; local option on the
other. and free whisbcy I'm ITS coa'-iai
pocket
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

There was $4,000 fire at Lynchburg
last week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

Harrison carried Winchester by 81 ma.
Jority, Republican loss of p.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08
Retter Thnn Snfcfde-

Professor Arnold says: "An incarabe
dyspeptic is justified in committing sui-
eide" We will guarantee to cure any dys-
peptic within three months by Acker's Eng
lish Dyspepsia Tablets. c. Frank Jones.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

Our Auditor Duffy was mot ouehercd' mo
the Republicans had the Bowers --and 'ne
Doodle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

Colonel DudIey's Denial of the bribery
letter reminds us of Bob Across indigna-
ton at being called a coward. 81 don't
mind the word coward, Sir Lucius, said
Fighting Bob, "but if you'd said poltroon
now odds bodkins, muskets aud blades,
sir-bUt YOU didn't say it, you know"
Colonel adisy says the letter as printed is
q fot bat be declines to submit the
orig comparison. Enough said.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

We learn that it is the intention of the
=. Y. a. Society to sink an artesian well on
the grounds. said well to be named after
Mr. Bous> His donation of $500 to be
appropriated to that purpose Winchester
Tunes
i, may appear little paradoxical, bat
our friend Rouss has about made up his
mind that the next fair day shall be a wet
one at the : Y. A. grounds Well ,-arte-
sian WELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

Tuesday was the day of flraces. A good
many FELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-11-08

nave Tor sale one Large Frame Glass with
Marble Base; One Large Rocking Chair nearly
as good as new which / will sell privately.
Nov. :, 1888. T. BANEY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

PRoF. +. 5. SEWARD left last night for
st. Louis and will return Tuesday morn
ing.
tary and treasurer OF the Tracy Printing
company.
Miss LizziE MoFrAr is home again.
after two months absence in Boston and
New York.
NIsiToRs on change yesterday; ]. II.
Reynolds, New York; q. w. Lewis,
Springfield.
+. II. CRAIG and family, accompanied
by Miss Lizzie Lou Craig. left Wednesday
night for Louisville and Cincinnati.
PRoF. JosErH HART DENCKE, man Of
wonderful capacity in that line. will pre-
side ut the organ in the First Baptist
church this morning.
OLIVE SoUTHwORTH, the twenty months
old son Of DIR. and Mrs. John A. South
worth, died at Corsicana, Tex, on the
25th inst. lie was the grandson Of o.
u. Parker Of this city.
w. u. TuRNEE. advance representative
Of the Robert Downing Dramatic comb.
nation, is In the city making arrangements
for the appearance OF his people at the
theater next Thursday evening.
fRosT appeared yesterday morning bo.
yond peradyonture on Third street IL
weighed ten pounds, is boy, and claims
an intcrcs; In the tailoring establishment
corner OF Second aud Monroe streets
Mother doing we'll Congratulations are
in order.
GEORGE w. HALLENBEcK, the Mem.
phis telegraph operator, who volunteered
on the iirst call nom jacksonville, Fla.
died at o'clock Yesterday morning. But
II will be many day before the cherished
memory OF his heroism departs from the
people lac served 10 well and those who
knew him.
W. V. SULLIVAN, Of Oxford, Miss; J.
V. Hussey, railroad contractor. OF Birm.
ingham, Ala; Eugene Ross, Of Paducah;
g. l.. Robinson aud wife aud Miss Annie
Robinson, Of Mississippi, and l.. u. Audi
ger and wife, Of Little Rock, Ark, were
prominent among yesterdays arrivals at
the Peabody.
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.rIam,,,on Bea,en by Eaton

To the Editor OF The AppcaL
Tie above appeared In your paper Of
Friday last. Permit me TO say that large
majority Of the delegates selected 10y the
several counties composing this congress
.ional district were elected In nay interest
and have the utmost confidence that not
one OF ihcso delegates 10 elected will NO Ear
disregard the wishes Of their constituents
a. 10 east his vote for anyone else not the
known choice Of the people.
These delegates are honorable men and
rannot be bought or sold by anyonc-at
least my confidence In them isso unbound.
Ell that can't believe Il.
believe these delegates will carry out
the will Of the people in such an honorable
manner a. 10 crush out the faintcst sus.
picion oicouuption, and that their conduct
will he a shining light 10 all who may fol
low them with power aud trust coniided IA
them by the people. Such being my con
iidence In the delegates chosen by III,
people ! can confidently say ] am MOI
beaten by NJ. Eaton or anyone else
Respectfully
j. A, HsMuTox.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
Emperor i.-eph,. marrow I.espr.

vienna, Sept @.-Thc artillery puc-
tice yesterday at which Emperor Francis
Joseph narrowly escaped being shot took
place ut the steinheld ranges. The En-
pcrur had ordered that the bugle sound the
signal to cease iiringin order that he might
inspect the target The officer In com.
mand Of battery located Loo yards
away did not hear the signal, and ~
II was impossible Tor him 10 see the Elm.
porcr as he advanced, owing 20 n dcprcs.
sion in the ground, the battery again fired.
Fortunately the Emperor and his suite
were out Of the line Of FIRE and consc.
qucntly were not hurt. Orlerlics rushed
10 the battery and prevented any further
firing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
Invite all 10 como in and inspect the
quarter of million dollar stock of scasonu-
bic and new goods they now have ready for
sale.
We are Full of Bargains from Gel
lar to q lrret.
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOopy

25Opicccs Of double-wdth all-wool Ladies'
cloth, in new shades, at 9Ora ward.
case doublc-width Flannel Sutngs at
poe u yard
100 pieces Of I6inch imported Cnrkscrrw,
a most fashionable fabric. 10 S,r a yard
iOinch all-wool French Serge at &c n
yard,
4o-inch all-wool Ladies' cloth at 81 &c a
yard.
5000 yards Of Costume cloth ut 10, n ward,
Imported BroadCloth from II To 81 % n
yard.
Henrietta Cloth at 25c yard
lo-inch English Whip Cord, In superb
culurings at ;bc yard,
$40 will buy 10 yard, Ut Heather Suitings
5opicccs Of iOinch, an wool French Plaid
at GhC yard.
- Imported tits Of $50
30 Handsome Combination Suits at SS.75
each.
80 elegant Paris Robes from $l5 to $50
each.
oar Zephyr Stock is now complete. hav.
ing all the latest shade.
llarpcr's Banr Patterns for October are
now in. Fashion pap,r given away
SILKS! sILKs, sILEsl
10 pieces OF extra quality Of Black Grus
Grain silk at 81 'sc HyIrI
pieces OF supcrlinr Black Faillr Fran.
caisr 40 n}c a ward.
. piece, Of pure SIX Black Hhadamc at
SIC q yard.
5picccs Of the new Black rrau De Sole
silk, very ghcnp.
Black Armour Trico,. Ottoman and Mas
cote silks, cheap.
Colored sill.sl
- different coloriug no the new fall SILK
p,1u tie Sole with triuu.u.. 90 match.
- pieces of Fallic Franchise silks, In all
the new fall shades, at sl.2p1 yard
4 new line OF colorod Gru- Grain silks at
oSc u yard
~ pieces Of colorcd Ehaiamy SILK at Sc a
yard.
~ beautiful silk Combination Suits. all
different effects, at 80 suit
Now Moro Silksl
Lovely effects M Onhryy silks Tor cumbln-
INK.
Rich aud handsome stripe silks Tor trim.
ming
- Black Goodsl Black Goodsl
This department Is complete iu every re-
sp'ct, and SURPRISES 10y ur lll or former
Efforts
case lOinch all wool black Shuda Cloth
nj ., 'lc. Cannot be- iuh'Cutgi fur les, than
51c yard.
10 pieces OF black Hruaicloth at SlI2'. a
,nrl.
Lupin's fine all wool black Cashmere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
HUNTER BROS.

had met IN consultation, came out with
their published report. which greatly al.
laycd the fears of the citizens Ono Of
ihcsa learned physicians, from a long rrsi-
dcnco IN ;hc State Of Kentucky, bad &C.
ouircd q considerable familiarity with The
disease. and s,ntcd that the patient was
undoubtedly afflicted with what Ken
lucky scientists have named dclirum
iicmcns or mania putu. lie assured
them that u was not contagious or in
fictitious, aud that ,hcrr was not the slight
est dangcrof liz becoming epidemic. These
assurances have served 10 calm tho fears
Of the excited people and at last accounts
the patient was getting along first rate,
and the town ~ Memphis still doing bust
ness at the same old stand. o"
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The n.ho,n Mhcn, trer short.

MiNNrroLis, MINI, sept CIV. T..
Sheridan, slaiisiscian Of Dakota, estimates
the wheat crop at B,OJo,0OO bushels
against 52,OOO,OOO produced In the Terri
tory last year. Ito has received reports
from rs correspondents, IN iiiiy.iwu
counties principally In south Dakota, nni
the general average hr finds "a bc nine and
thrcc-fourihs bushels Brown county
ranks frst, with mn average 81 thirteen,
Dickcy second, with twelve and ono-iourth
busholH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30

WHEELING, ". Va, sept 2o.-RIyor feet
3 inchca and falling.
PITTsHuRG, ia, SEPT ~ - River falling
Weather clear aud pleasant
NEW ORLEANS, La. sept .p.-weaihcr clear
aud cool. Departed. Fort fais nnd hafTcs N.
Louis 4. 4. soLcuck, Cincinnati The Anchor
Inc Steamer Gifts ~ New Orleans will arrive n
leave Monday Of Tuesday.
1 CINCfNNATt. o.. sept 1-Noon-Rlvcf lee,
\ h.rhcs and falling Weather clear 1hefmumr
tct 81 Nisht-HyCfp icct inches aud FALLING
Weather cool and cloudy Departed. Fashion,
New OrunA
LOUISVILLE Ky. sept ~. Noon. - River
falling, with feet Inches IN the canal, and
Z feet inches uu The falls business Improving
weather clear AMI pleasant. Nlghta River iallinF
with icui 10 Inches Ia the mnhl, aud igt
= inches iu.tho chute on the iallA butincs- guOd
Weather Cltaf, cool aud windy.
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BENKFIT BASEBALL
sunday SCHOOL INsrIrrrr.
To the Merchants OF the Surrounding
gountry-Grectingi

We are most happy 10 announce TO our
friends that the quarantine restrictions,
which have restrained rs from shipping
goods, have now been removed, and We
are again prepared to fll all orders for
straiton q Storms celebrated New York
cigars with greatest possible dispatch and
solicit your valued isyors.
I. SANELsoN & Co.,
Memphis. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
s.,nrda,, oetober 40. Isss.

between iloclo.k W and I O'Clock pm. IT ne
southwest olfnrf oi Main und Madison street, IN
the oity u Memphis ieunrstgu. toll ~ ihu highest
hifdrf Coz cash The iulluWlnr TART - land l1lnF
aud being un Presidents Island. IN shelby county
Trnursifi aud lsluudui e. bellows
isrluning at the sUuihNuft uufnff 81 Gio- nffr
tmft iu the name ~ " rrnun ihcuce north "
ohAins ard NJ iiuts " q stake With hos gidrf tas
pnw and hirtofy pqlhtrfs thrnog vet ~ rhaln'
" an ALI aapling Nlih teo lafFo Cuiinnuuui point
err thruco sputh q chains ~ ftakr IN ne mouth
Of q fuvina on tho hank ~ The chute. with vi
iOW. cottonwood aud sycamore puluifnA thcunn ~
the chute with IL mUandofnEs = chains o. ihc hr
ginning. containing ~ atlcs ALL, onc other "a
on nid Island. bounded "a fulluWa itEinniuE ~
a bot elder mAfkod v. on tho u,st liank ~ he
main bmnrh ~ The hlssissipli liver thruo" dori
faid river 81 chains ~ thn extreme point ~ AL
island thenoo north N east W tlie easi chute
chains 10 tho eastern limo " sald ifari indicated
by cellar p0sts. thonrt due north a. chains "
stake IN The southwest corner ~ ttsa nrfu uafl "
the name " HoheH Cummiug thencv due vet y
the beginning contialng " acrCs-said tao tmcu
containing % acrus
Tho equity Of redemption. homestead and dove
expressly waived and title believed 70 ~ good, Ou
wM A COLLIER Trustee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30

Miss u. CAsTLENAN, having returned
from her summer vacation. u now ready
10 receive pupils for thorough instruction
IN music ON the piano. Orders can bc
left NJ No. 257l Main street, ID. II. Baldwin
q Co. b music houHe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30

Pans, Kept Am official report Of
the crops In Frnro Cor the present season
has been isucl. II shows that 1865, l6l
hectares ul aul were this wear planted
with cim visiting 90. I30.O02 hec,oliircs,
agains, u nii. 90 hrcsirc8 IN 1887 yielding
1880. lUi h,v.uii,nA This year there
were planted with rye l,6li.0sj hectares
Welding si,S1j. jG3 hcctolitacB. against
i,G2I, ey5 hectares IN 1857 yielding 2J,076,
7i3 hecioiircs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
CALL FOR MASONIC TEMPLE BONDS.

Al rnriis. holding the shoye bonds, numheryi
from so 10 900 Inclusive. viii present ains " the
Secretary, nun v Price, on OF anUt uJlohhhl J.
ib.s Tor payment a. Interest after the shave iao
on aid bonds sill cease Ny ofdsf Of The nlatd
u. n. MADDEN, rrvsidouL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Capt. James +. Glass is q well known
colored hackman. Yesterday he was so
happy he could not say whether he was a
hackman, millionaire or the President
himself The reason for this undue ella.
ton is soon told. A few years ago the
captain, who had piloted the Mcclellan
Guards to victory on the competitive field
more than once, found himself confronted
by cold law. lie was arrested for house
breaking and larceny, tried and convicted,
and sentenced to a term Of years in tho
penitentiary. After serving about fifteen
months Gov. Bate extended pardon, 1t
was gratefully accepted and the captain re-
turned to his old home. Recently he in
stitutcd in the circuit court proceedings
for restoration OF all the rights OF Ameri-
can citizenship, made a conclusive case
and obtained n favorable judgment yester-
day.
NEWT. ANDERSON CAUGHT.
Chief Davis received a telegram yester.
day morning from the chief Of police Of
Austin, Tex, announcing the arrest in
that city OF Newton Anderson, late cashier
Of John Walsh's undertaking establish
ment, who abscondcd with $500 Of his
employers money. Chief Davis notified
the Texas authorities TO hold the fugitive
until an officer from this city. with the
necessary papers, can reach Austin. I'm.
less Anderson Is prepared 10 make good
his shortage he will be prosecuted on the
charge OF forgery.
s. p. c. 4. REPORT.
The following report Is made by Inspcc.
tor Lane, Of the Humane society, for the
month OF September, 1885, Sore, disabled
mules and horses relieved, 6s; overloaded
vehicles, .; cows aud goats 2; horses shot,
/; children protected, p Total cases, 70.
Persons arrested, 80; found guilty, 5l per-
sons discharged, /; eases appealed, /.
BENKfir BASEBALL.
Thegame OF baseball between mines com
posed oi the employees Of Friedman Bros.
and Robson, Block K Co., for the benefit
OF the Jackson Miss. sufferers, took place
at Citizens park, yesterday afternoon.
Tho neat sum Of 500 was realized, which
will be forwarded 10 the relief committee
At once.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
The Sunday School Institute. now In SEES.
sion Mt Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church, has had two very interesting SEES
lions. Dr. II. I. johnson read very in.
lercsting essay; subject, Conversion
The Rev II. a. Jmcs, 4. Mitchell, J. NJ.
Mills aud other city pastor, were present,
aud made the gathering memorable one.
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INsuHE your gin.hou,cs IN the Citizens
Insurance company. No o. Madison street.
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PROVISION DEALERS
No. 2 HOWARD'S ROW,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
Trustoo's Salo.

Inilufa having icrn made ln the tayms.I i ui o. q
lud,bfriurss sgrurd 10 a trust decd uaic ~ q.
" tadgrt uud wife, Kate iuilgHti un 900. tih -
Mafrh. lssi ami rcrnfdri IN hupt o.. pnrH or
~ thr registers Office ~ shelby county. lrunsH
iu puruhnnr ui the power thufrln CIhlrifvl ni.l
in pufsuanus ~ o. drrwg un.siTi un august -
iFsa in the cnuss ~ e " rafru Il III " -. 2
Porter q al No 500 n u. Of The thau""fy tyufi
al shelby county, Tcnnsrsfp. I will, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
B. H. BlNF0RD'S FAME.
THE GOOD THINGS ONE LITTLE SPREE
HAS BROUGHT HIM.

Scientific Writers Point Out Wherein His
lnebriation, Commonly Regarded as
Disgusting, Has Proven Precious
Boon to the Southern Country
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FUNERAL soTICE.

HAUU NgTY Tho fuuDml u' N,mAurr iiiC.
u,ur,. mother Il Daniel aud Michael iia7uriJ,
will take place from r.Idcncc. No u ohio nyrunr.
tiuunrrly iliilfuai hyynu"l this t,uNbANl alter
NOM ut Z o'clutk trrira 81 ~ bHgis church
81 gsl O'Clock Fdrnds III ti1 family Invited
LODuE notice..
NITNrius Lupgr. 10. n. az - FLKz
Nj HeFuiaf u,rlim stNuAN gtuuinr -gpirm.
hsf u. All mtmH.fs II the nhuts luilgr AZ vlf
nr,iiy Ugrcstyi ~ attend important bn'iuU1
will b. hClufr the lusfy.
ny uri1r of the Lodge
A. o. T,trDir SECRETARY
A NGtHuNN UbsE so. iGs, y AND z
y 4 ". wiil Wrft In slated fpmuu NV
lion MONDAY uiaht OUtuisT 4. % prompt wv
O'Clock lif dlsiairh of ruilsf bUsurss NtiiinT
uu,iipf. frai,fually AMI q riIHllg invited
% uti,f ut s. y IANlDN1 "
Attest pungr TuAurr rfrinfy,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notloo.

yo,io. 4 horobv gi,,n b.t have bcon ap.
pointed and qualified os me administrator 81
Lepfse W MCkinsiry, and ihsi ~ pafiie who
have claims AGAINST The ssists 'hould tle ne ame
Ciiihafn. nsmuhIs Teau sHd that I'll Iarils. In.
dcDted W said estate should Fl gnfs tpine lofNefp
and pay " me ~ 70 mr. sad stinfnsla
Iva. w. BIkOhv. AdmlnhuAiot
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eunscnnw ior Tug WISELY ArrEAt, 81
per year. aud participate In the grand dis.
Intuition OF gifts December |.
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Gents Furnishing Department,

We are sole agents for the Anglu.SaNuu
Natural Wool Underwear
over $4,000 worth Of Mcriuo and wool
Underwear In stock, ranging from the lowest
10 the highest price goods malr,
Buy your Underwear from us and save IS
per cent.
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Comfortsl Comforts I

cas-, III Gray Blankets at 500 q pair
worth So
case III German White Blankets ut s iio
o pair cannot bc duplicated lor les, than 20
q pair
80 bale, OF L 4 Comforts at from joc To- g
each
case OF loI White Blankets at Sl.g5u
pair
case Of good heavy Cotton Flannel at
Glsrn ward,
Felt Mantle l1mhrcQuins nt p1r each
We will clos, ont nul Mosquito Barr with
turnover frames, at a each, worth 49,,
UPHOLSTERY, RUGS. rORTIERs.
l.acc Curtains aud Shades at tempting
prices.
lot of Chenille rorticr,, 81. yards long at
$3.50 pair
FLANNEIS FLANNELS
We bought at great sacrifice 3 cases NJ
scarlet tuillul nul plain White fl1nuyIs.
We will place them on sale tomorrow 1t a
slight advance On cost price.
See our Jersey Flauncls
See our Jersey Fliuucls
rr-g.s Hosiery Sale. commencing tomor.
row % will pay you tu see thum.
Bargains in Joroy Jackets ior Ladies.
bargains iu Jersey Jackets fur children.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
MOVEMENTS At CAIRO
EprIaI Dl.nalch Io IN Anpoa.

FporiHl Nttfntch 70 Inc APPEAL
CAIRO. M. Sept IQ.-The W. NJ cherry put N
her cargu here and went back ~ Chester i0r the
trip " tthe city u florcnoc, which must 70 Un
the wnys Cor repair. she sprung her butt on = haf
and took water enough a. damage "a small lot ~
hay and Hour. hut did no damage N her hull
The a. A. spoci and The A. J. baker wont south
four largps and wturncd With thrcc. The licuV
tUufcy aud Golden Rule ate due Al midnight
The CITY Of Nome q lack OF Calm taking irright
on hrf baurcs The little boat Market which 90.
rived today, Wa purchased b. Mr.. Eugr ne Robin
son iof ma advertising boat for bis floating shoNs
now herr.
Quarantine has been raisssi and the only r,sific.
ton remaining a against the Illinois GENITAL tfain
that comes through Jackson, Miss. and Inspection.
" avoid any stray oaACt VI fever, will ~ kept w
for q few days yet.
CAPT. NAILS INV BOAT.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
PADUCAiI KY Sept yp.-Ihe new boat bclnf
built Al Muffays shipyard Tor Capt. w. T.. Hall n
run IN the Memphis aud Tiptonyiile trade, wa
successfully launched Al pzo o'clock this morning
10 The presence Of quite a number Of spectator
The launch was pretty one, the run being nearly
loo feet long and well inclined. The cabin AMI
dect was completed bcioru he launch. and M,
balance 81 The work eau bs hnished In ave OF Al,
weeks She viii have the thrca steel b0lleu
Of the III hated Chesapeake and the engines iof
mufiy on the burned u. n. Ruckef Ehs IL lea fee
long. - feet lean and 81 iect depth III hold
Capt Hall has not yet named her but will hav,
her In the trade by the middle of Novomhor All
who have sccn the hull pronounce ID 6ns niece q
workmanship, aud predict that the boat will y
very last
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-30
TREMENDOUS RARGAINs

In Ladies' aud Childrcn's ready made
Dresses Jersey Jackets, Wraps Mvriuo and
Wool Underwear
80 dozen Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Mcrino
Vests at 20 cents each
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BROS.
THE GATES ARE WIDE OPEN
The Chinese Wall Has Been Torn Down
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