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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
rIIE cuIcH,stw GUARDS CALLED
sh.ria scot Ashs our srsrk Company
60 Lend Him Assistance.

Tho city wns thrown into great excite
mcnt yesterday 10y the news that the
whites aud blacks OF Bruwnsyillc were NJ
war, that bloody riot was going ON.
This intchsc feeling was only increased
when IL was learned that the Chickasaw
Guards had been tologfaphcd fot Ia lend
their assistance 10 the sheriff IT Haywood
county IN quclling the outbreak among
the negroes. The following was the irsl
dispatch received at noon:
BuowSs,ttfr, Tom. Aug
To \, N. miller, Memphis
do not think there will be any trouble
W. H. MAloNE.
THIS WIS followed nj AIS o'clock pm.
by the following telegram:
HrowNsviiiE Tenn, August ?, issS
10 Captain thiCkasaw Guards, Memphis
send us thirty or forty mcn on accom-.
mediation this afternoon without fail tO
preserve order. Answer quick.
W. NJ. sCorT, Sheriff.
Capta. Carncs and Anderson Jointly tel
egrnphcl the Governor that they were
assembled aud rcndyto ~ to Brownsville
The Governor WIS out oi Nashville aud
could not be reached 10y telegraph ~ the
adiutant-grner wired Capt Anderson
tllAA ilt fNNll NNN lNNNf NAtf h'fffaNNN
orders fnr the company 10 move 30
Brownsville but that Il might ~ to that
place as volunteers and M individual
mcml,crs II the shcrifTs puss".
AtIo'clurk Capt Anderson went Ia the
nrmofv, anl In three quarters ol an hour
cyrry mrmbrf Oi the company was nj the
nrin1ry aud soyenty.hyc or 100 members
Of ia, Ihicknsaw club were ready aud will.
4. Lot La A.sN.Hfaast al luNN
aud order.
When the telegram from Sheriff Scott
was read to the eager group OF young sol
dicr, q shout M Of the voice oi one man
went out from their ihroais and made tie
big building literally shake with thc feNcf'
bufliiOnH.
The company made ready for movement
aud having mifscd tie accommodations
awaiting orders started 10 the Louisville q
Nashville depot In time Ia catch the w ~
O'Clock train. Each man Nas gwen Ten
rounds pi ammunition and WIS Wady ior
the fray, but just ~ the order was given to
enter the car, Capt Anderson received lh'
following dispatch:
nr0wysyiiy. Tenn, Aug 2 is's
No Necessity 10 come Ut present VIII
advise YOU. W. VI. SCutf, Sheriff
Ncyef dil q more disappointed lot oi
brave fellows leave the Louisville ani
Nashville station. They we're actually
sorry that things were not SERIOUS al
Brownsville They returned to the armory
very much down IN the mouth.
They ought IN he given a vacation, aud
every merchant who employs q member OF
the company should grant him q leave o
al,scnoo neat sunday Tot their trip iC
/ OcUnomoNDc, Wis.
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constable, defeating Devinney and Dummy.
In the Seventeenth district. Arnold s
school-house, Stigall received 1853 votes.
In the Seventeenth district, Island 40.
Stigall received III votes.
In the Ninth district, for constable, Al
len received 3l2 votes, Cole 247 and Ham
mond $50.
In the Eighth district (Arlington) for
constable, Redd received l07 votes and
Fleetwood ~. At the Brunswick box
Redd received Al votes at Fleetwood ~.
In the Sixteenth district, for constable,
Lang received POI votes, Becker 81, Mans
ly AZ.
In tho Sixth district, for constable,
Ward received l4i votes, Terrell "a, Felts
S2.
In the Twelfth district, for constable,
Robinson received l45 votes.
In the Eighteenth district, for consta'
bic, Frost received 276 votes, Morgan ia.
At the Log Union box Redd received l2t
votes and Fleetwood II.
In the Fourth district James Geit re-
ceiyed 3l7 votes.
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A D.srARDLy DIrD.
An at,emp, To wreck the rrsi" Sup
po.sd 10 ne Carrying the shiehs.

I.astnight q short distance alter the tHhh
an the Louisville 4 Nashville had passed
springiale station, some three miles from
il,e riiy the engineer was Mortified when
bo felt lis engine give lurch, which he
Thought would throw Il over the omhank.
mcnt. lie put on the brakes at once and
cot out oi tie cab 90 learn the cause Of the
startling lolung. 49,,
fl vas discovered that two cightioot
IRON rails had been placed between the
mills At cattle-guard, but were put IN
/ snch manner that they could not bring
about the results which the ntfocious
| devils expected. II Ia rumOrcd that the
| Wpuld bc Nfcckers were negroes, Nh0 sup.
r,.rd that the Chickasaw Guards would
/ l.. an thc train aud they wished 10 assist
The negroes vt brownsville 10 this extent,
moi hc.Italing 10 cndangcr the lives Cd
those Who we're not concerned IN he
matter
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A. Bolivar, Tenn.

Special Dispatch to The AppsnL
BOLIVAR, Tenn, Aug. 2.-Thc total vote
at this box was SSI. For Sheriff, Perry,
23l; Foot, l04; Simpson, 81; Branch, 0, For
Trustee, Savage, $3.50; Smith, iS; Mauldin, l.
For Assessor, Caruth, AS; Mcdonald, a.,
Jordan, 2: Minter, 8; Tate, ,; Pooper, S.
Anderson, Newbern and Tate were re-
elected magistrates. Anderson, the pres
ent chairman of the county court, leads
the ticket for magistrate, getting 30 votes.
Returns from other precincts indicate the
election OF Foote for sheriff, Savage for
trustee, and Caruth for assessor, by good
majorities.
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The Souuty Court.

Following will be the membership Of
the county court, SO far MS heard from last
night:
Slaughter, Dem; Ycrger, Dem; Hughcy,
Dem, Winters, Dem; Garvin, Dem;
Powell, Dem; Davis, Rep; Punk
EFT, Dem; Prescott, Dem; Adams, Dem;
Barry, Dem; Young, Dem; Elliott, Dem.
Sanderlin, Rep; Coleman, Dem; Camp
bell, Dem; Allen, Dem; Fletcher,
Dem; Blond, Rep; Jones, Rep;
York, Dem; Jones, Dem; Cole, Dem;
Strickland, Dem; Walton. Dem; Fields,
Rep; Hill, Dem; Harrison, Dem; Barrett,
Dem; Black well, Dem; Wcllborn, Dem;
Hughes, Dem; Thomas, Dem; Adams,
Dem; Campbell. Dem.
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Young aud Elliott elected. Barbour ~.
ceiyed 81 at Presidents Island.
In the Thirteenth district Cole and ne
gro were elected magistrates.
In the corporation Of Raleigh Squire
Coleman was elected magistrate.
For Germantown, Strickland was elected
magistrate by - 10 20 lover Mcliradly.
In the Seventh district, Blackwell and a
negro were elected magistrates.
In the Eighth district, Wellborn and
Hughes we're elected magistrates, defeat
ing Herring aud Mercer.
In the Fifteenth district Oncluding the
Ninth ward, Powell received $50 votes,
Fgney 432, lngraham 1903, and Davis b65.
In the Twelfth district, for magistrate,
Holman received 243 yUtcs, Plunkett 2i3
and Alsobrook IS.
In the sixth district tPoint), for magis.
traie, Deyinney received 20 votes, EasOn
2lO and Dunning II.
In the Sixteenth district, for magistrate,
Slaughter received 20j votes, Mason ljl,
HYATT I22, Sanderlin l77 and Aybrooks 10,
Slaughter and Sandcrlin being elected.
In the Eighteenth district, for magis.
trates. Hughey received 225 votes, Cannon
lOl. Prescott 233, Rollins 10 and ROyster
III, buHntN hllh I'rSVN u'ihk 49,"
In the Fourth district Adams and Camp
bell were elected magistrates over Paxton,
II. jackson. Ward aud W. T. Jackson.
In the Ninth district Allen and Fletcher
we're elected magistrates, defeating Will
Jams and Field.
In the Seventeenth district Bland and
Jones we're elected magistrates, the former
receiving l7G votes and the latter lb).
In the Second district York and Jonci
were elected magistrates, defeating Rutl
and Talley.
Ia the Sixth district Walton aud Field
were elected, defeating Pope, fclu ant
| Pass.
In the Third district Hill and Harrison
both Democrats, were elected magistrates
In the Fint district Barrett and Thoma
were elected magistrates
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
A YOUNG MAN SHOT
For Defending His t3inter nom the
SnAros OF Gambler.


Special Dispatch To The Appeal
BiRAISGnAN, Ala, Aug. 2.-For the
last three months liaty Hunter, noto.
rious gambler, who wis in the city lock.
up some time ago for yagrancy, has been
boarding with ]. l.. Walkers, Louisville
4 Nashville brakeman, in the south
side. Walters has u handsome young
lady sister, and Hunter has been
rather too attentive to her 10 please
Walters. Hunter was taken 10 task
ON that scorc last Tuesday night
A quarrel was the result, and next day
Hunter left About ) o'clock tonight,
however, while Walter was standing 1t
his gate Hunter walked up, AMI seeing
him, said. "Ycs, you d-ns-n Of n b ii,
/ have been looking for YOU At this
Walter struck ont over the gate and
Knocked Hunter down. Hunter jumping
up pulled q 80 revolver and shot Walter
through the neck. barely missing the
jugular vein, then TUNED and ran. Wal
Ter has very ugly though not a danger
ous wound. The police have not yet been
able 10 find Hunter.
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Very Good News TO Send Out Into the
State This Morning-The Repub-
lican Hope Utterly Extin-
guished-Fun Reports OF
the Election.

BArnixG a cutting aiIray at Elmwood
Cemetery precinct, Fourteenth District,
and couple Of mild scrapping matches in
the Fins, and Second wards respectively, the
election yesterday passed of very quietly.
Compared with the returns in 1886 the
vote in the city shows a falling of OF
something like $500 votes, all Democratic,
the Republican city ticket vote showing
slight gain Of about eighty votes over the
result in 1886. This is largely due 10 the
fact that the Republicans got out their
full vote while large number Of
Democrats are absent from the city on sum-
mer trips. A fair estimate oiabsentecs may
be formed from the fact that In one Front
street house alone there is an absentee
list ofsix. The same proportion in other
prominent houses, taken together with
Democratic oyerconndence, will easily
account for the falling of in the Demo
cratic vote.
The Fourth wardlooms mp as the banner
Ward with 772 majority, taking away the
honors from the Third, where they fell in
1885. Next in point of glorious achieve
mcnt is the Third with 200 majority, and
close upon its heels the ever reliable First
with 637. The greatest achievement Of all
WAS in the Seventh, where gallant Nc
Iendon carried the Ward for the hst
time In ip history. The Elmwood
precinct, which 1886 only gave 1876
Democratic majority swells up 800 on the
right side Of the column. Tho Republi'
cans were better organized than had
been anticipated and every precinct but
the First, Second and Third wa
black with negroes In the Fiitl
they began voting rather late and
at the hour Of closing the polls lin'
extended across the street Of black yo,en
who failed 10 connect. In the Ninth
Tenth and Eighth Wards they also loome'
upluminously, and many Of them after yot
ing kept lettering around, which gave ris'
TO the impression that the Republicans ha'
polled much larger vote than the return
indicate. EItravagant estimates Of Re
publican strength were made In the Fifth
some Of the black enthusiasts going 30 IA
as TO claim a ten to one advantage
No less than four usually well In
formed men told an APPEAL reporte
that the ward would probably go 80
against McIendon. They missed Il 0
per cent In the Sixth ward there neve
WIS any doubt as to the result. Ever,
ding poip,cd to a sweeping Democrat
victory, as II ai,crward proved.
p. The Republican leaders worked har
and watched the count yigilanily. zael
Taylor stayed with the Fint Ward ho
from . o'clock In the morning until
o'clock at night and neverleii his post eve
TO get drink OF a mouthinl To eat.
In the Tenth Ward the notorious neg
ex.policeman, jackson, was IN the act
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

srr,lal pisIai,h n The Arp'aL
Cnrprryutr. Mics, Aug. . Douglass
FLOYD. colorcd, cut aui fatally wounded
Mot Ham, also colorcd, at Pine valley
ON the fist oi the week. Ham was guar.
rling with several other parties In rcgald
to a woman. when Floyd, whu had nolh.
inc 10 do with the affair, suddenly drev
bis Knife and LITERALLY cut bin TO- pieces
Douglas. was brought In today and .' la,',u,
and as the cutting Nas cnuf,y InpiI
,"tei' Il will doubtless ~ very hard WIN
tho sable murle~.
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AZ LsGraWge, Tenn.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal
LAGRANGE, Tenn, Aug Following
was the result of the election at this box:
For chancellor, II. J. Livingston, l76.
For sheriff, Knox (Democmt), lls'
Rodgers (Republitan), SS For trustee,
Mcclellan (Democrat), l39; HALEY Ire.
publicanl 81. For asscssor, Murrell
memocrat). 40; Latta tRcpubicanl, 63.
For magistrates, Anderson (Democra)'
l57; Mcneil (Democratl, l93; Scott Re
publican), 20. For school director, An
derson (Democrat), ITO; shelton iRepub'
lican), 80.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
AN ALLIANCE PICNIC.
The ninds County Grangors Have a
Good Time at Taploy's drove.

Good Time at Taploy's Grove.
sp,ral Dispatch tn Tho Apisal
JAogsoN, Miss, Aug. There was an
Immense gathering today at rapley's
groycId,c miles north oi this place. the &c.
casion being picnic under the auspices
of Capital alliance. a. Z. Lyon, MASTER
Liberty Grove alliance. Minor H. Harris.
master. aud Ioguc rfittO alliance. There
Wcru over 1000 persons Ia attendance,
embracing delegates irpm liolhfUok and
Richmond aud mrmbcrs from other Kinds
county alliances Mai liatk-lac was tho
chosen ohicio orator Of the day, but was un-
ayuidahly absent 1hrr" was an address
uf welcome los Miss Eugrna ligon, which
was tense and appropriate. The response
was made by Mf T.. /. Martin. The din.
ncr was ycry Huc There vas baud oi
music ON hand aud the young people in
dulgcd extensively IN dancing. The inrnl-
en-, IN attendance report thc crops IN their
respective sections ~ bying thc finest they
have had ior years. aud consequently they
we're IN good spirits. A handsome prize
cake. after q spirited contest, was awarded
to Mise l,cnic Rutherford.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

]. A, Bait was elected school director in
the Eighteenth district.
John Johnson was elected school dircc-
tor in the Sixteenth district.
James Scott was elected school director
in the Fifteenth district.
Wesley Clark was elected school dircc-
tor in the Twelfth district.
Barbour was elected school director in
the Fourteenth district.
Crews was elected school director in the
Eighth district.
Hammontree was elected school director
in the Fourth district.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

wAsntSoros, Aug. = -surscon'General
Hamilton this morning received Tue Io',
lowing telegram from Surgeon Murray at
Tampa, Fla: "iousc INSPECTION complete
on the 27th, with negative results. first
two suspicious cases occurred Iast evening"
Two others this morning Mana'ee VIZ
lagc IL guarded by twenty-five lncn. nln .s sus'
pieious houscs have been disiniected.
Probably 100 pcssons are liable t2 'aee Tue
fever. No panic amoag TIE peopie' -
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A. KNOXVILLE. Tenn.
Special ni.naIch to The Appeal

SpccInl DispnIcb 10 The APpcAL
KNoxvuLE, Tenn, aug 2.-Returns
are coming in very slowly. The usual Re-
publican majority is 400. This is much
cut down, but the Republican ticket is
elected. except for work-house keeper,
which the Democrats carry by electing j..
NJ. Wright. The county judge IL in doubt.
The Democrats have, from indications,
made gains in the county court
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
,.irnm IaIe sprInE.

sps,iai pisIsigh 90 Tue Apiea' -
T,rr SraiSa, Tenn Aug - -. ~.
nlsh,s one cottage Wa' burned, ,,' N1ooay COY
hr,, Allis moving on q, smooih l.ia ana
hui. n.nal New rooms have ALREADY
been prepared to supply The lcss, .'',,..,,,s yss'
S .oo ',,rs,. arr here anil still 'ner'HAiss
Have room iof more
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MEMPHIS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1855.

wounded. Dunlap in the thigh, Geo. Gains
colored, in the groin, snd Charles Moore,
white, in the arm. The battle ragged
fiercely for a while, aud greatly exagger-
ated reports came TO the city. The ballot
box mysteriously disappeared, but after
ward turned up in the hnds of one of the
Judges, and one Of the clerks turned up
with the tally-sheets. lis not Known who
did the shooting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
In Davidson aud the riuh District.

FI''lhI UIfIhIVH 70 INV NFItHL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug 2.--Reports
from the counties in the Fifth district give
5000 majority Of the votes cast at the
primary election for Richardson for Con-
grcss Returns are not all in from the
Davidson primaries yct Democrats say
that the county has gonn Democratic. Re-
publicans concede M much.
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A Negro Mor,alIy wounds Two white

special Dispatch to The Appeal
BcowSsvlLLR, Tenn, Aug. 2.-Curiis
voss, colorcd, was brought in today aud
lodged in Jail. Voss is charged with cut.
ting with intent to Nil Arch Moore, n
farmer, and his son. The injuries are be-
licvcd TO be fatal in both cases. Moorc's
son was accusing the wife of Noss, who
did washing Tor the family, Of Withholding
garments. She denied the charge and hot
words were exchanged, when the husband
Of the woman, without a worl OF warning,
rushed out with an ugly knife and made
ior the young accuscr Moore, who was
not armed, attempted 10 escape, hut Noss
overlook him and made several gashcs IN
his victims back. Moorc'b father rushed
Ia his sons rescue and was similarly
treated. Both men will probably dic. The
trouble occurred In district No. $.
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In the Fifth district Mason and Webb
we're elected constablcs, each receiving
3, $50 votes.
In the Fourteenth district Ice received
l,0l1 votes, and jackson l,Ji2 for con-
stable.
In the Fifteenth district Alexander re-
cci,cl 5a3 votes for constable and Rollins
4ln.
IN the Second district, J. @. Byon was
elected constable.
In ,la Sixth district, EBon was elected
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
Al, o,.., .. ., o'c,.eI p. ".

Al this hour IL o'clock pm, every
thing IL quiet. and the pprchcnsivc ciu'
zcns are re- ring to their homes, bat
guard sufficient 10 withstand any possible
attack will bc stationed about town. In
response 10 the tclegams :or military as
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03
y,...,o. rish, IN Nashville.

apefisl lntfath W NV NllFsh
N.snylltn, Tenn, Aug. AT the
Tenth ward polls tonight negroes made
rush on the polling place whore the vote
Was being counted, aud tried TO iakr the
ballot box. Tho attack was resisted. aud
iorly or iiity shots Cred. Three 'nen were
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A. shattaassga.

S00cInI Nlspnlth 10 Ih' APIoA-
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 2.--liall,
Democrat, defeated the negro Republican
nominee for assessor but the rest OF the
Republican ticket was elected.
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HOLLY SPRINGS REPuDIATEs LIQUOR
Another Saloon Compelled 10 Close
Determined Co Drive IL out

Determined 20 UrIVo IL UHI'
ftc,inl p.suai,h ~ The APPEAL
Ilort, srmNUs, Miss, Aug. The 70
yiyal Gfc Is still burning In Holly springs
Another saloon closed today by failure TO
fccur bonds enough 10 obtain Uccnsc'
The gorgeous procession Of saloon en-
iinciiun moves on. A general petition 10
prohibit the gunting ~ retail license To
az, one ior the next twelve months y nov
hcing circulated aud numcrously signed.
Tie Jay oi liquor Is doomed ia Holy
springs
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sistancc, Sheriff W. NJ. Scott has received
the following from Gov, Robt l.. Taylor
kNoXVuIE Tom Auu 2 1884

sstancc, Sheriff W. NJ Scott has received
the following from Gov. Robt. l.. Taylor:
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug, p lSSS
n Ihc sheriff OF II,yJood County
Has any process been delivered TO You
that the power OF the county is not suili.
cicnt to enable you to execute? II so, on
receipt OF your request ! will order the
military, II necessary.
To this sheriff Scott sent the following
reply "No further assistance necessary.
Mason guards are here. Will wire you II
necessary"
sheriff Scott also received telegram
from the Chickasaw Guards Of Memphis to-
night that they would come, but imme-
diately wired back that their presence was
not needed.
Crittcnden county, which has enjoyed
an experience similar 20 that here, in.
ouircd by wiro II troops were needed,
promising to report on short notice. Many
other points in Tennessee sent similar in
structions, but oil were declined. The
situation seems 10 be this Haywood
county has been under Republican
rule over since the war, its offices
were daily getting into bad shape,
and the business men organized
VIII liNi0 ''NNNa'h NaN"' w
the citizen ticket and lis supporters went
20 work with vengeance, The county
was s,umped and otherwise worked from
stem to stern in its behalf. Asa result It
is confidently expccted that the Republic.
ans have been ourted under weight oi
nearly 1900 majority. Naturally they
kicked M was expected and the citizens or
Democrats anticipated aud wore prepared
for violence. When II IL remembered
that the present county trustees, A, 4,
LYLE and 0lham, assessor, both candidates
for reelection on the Republican ticket,
are under indictment lor open and no
torious lewdness with colorcd women, the
determined efforts OF the respectable classes
against them oan easily he understood. II
is feared that when all the returns are In
and the result announced tomorrow morn
ing there will be trouble sure enough,
The men OF Brownsville aud the Mason
guards feel equal TO any emergency, and
should the expected matcrialiEe the ailml
will bo brief hut decisive against the at
tacking party.
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- THE APPEAL. =

One Of the completest
newspapers In the South
is the old reliable Men,
phis Appeal.
-Bro,pnsrille Tenn, J States Democrat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

A Journal noted for it's
progressive spirit and
sound sense on public
questions.
-Chdtdnoooa Tines
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FIFrH DISTRICT.
rougrEENrII DISTINCT.

Winters, Barry and Garvin elected.
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That Ordinance,

The city council has passed an ordi-
nance prohibiting evening market on
Military plaza. With no market and the
prospective pile of rock and building
material in the construction of the new
city hall, there is nothing to induce peo-
pie to 60 to the plaza. 1t looks to man
up tree as though the Little Red gro
Gerry could not afford to pay 500 a
to their old stand on North Flores street,
April LIST. -
In the mean time they will sell goods
at their usual unprecedented low prices,
and will give inducements to customers
to follow them. 3.27.5t
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How to Gain Flesh and Strength.
Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion with
Hypophosphites. 1t is as palatabe as milk
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Scott's Emulsion in a child eight montls old
with good results. He gained four pounds in
a very short time."-THO. PRIM, NJ. T., Ala
bama,
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MIR, Frank Teicb,

Our marble dealer, owns and controls
one OF the finest granite marble and
stone quarries in the country, and can
give prices far below any firm in the
state. Call on him. -S3-tf
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FOB PRINTING-Of every description, done
- at the LIGHT office. Satisfaction given
every time, or money refunded.
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For This Week.
French sateens st 221 cents 8 yard.
3.26-6t S, DEUTsCH & Co.