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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

SAN FRlNcisco, Cal, June q. Tho Brit.
ish bark Balaklava arrived yesterday from
London, after u remarkably long voyage OF
one year and seycnty.iour DAYS. Her mis-.
fortunes were many. There l. not n sailor
aboarl who shipped on her from England.
Ten sailors were washed overheard and
drowned In a storm oil Cape Horn, and
while Valparaiso for repairs the NJ.
maindcr Of the crew deserted. Tie bark
was again caught In storm after leaving
that port, aud lost two more men.
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MENKEN 81 COMPANY.

Always looking up something to interest
the public, we have lately bought at a
great sacrifice the entire line OF shoe sam
pies made by leading manufacturer 1t
is well known that samples OF any goods
put forward by manufacturers to sell from
are at least as good, and frequently better,
than those made aiterward
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Tn. sen,n ncmnhl, Rr,i,r,.

Tho daily Christian Alarm can be had at
~ Monroe street OF the pastors study, at
five cents per week or one cent per copy.
A call 10 repentance toward tod and faith
in our Lord aud Savior, Jesus Christ, TO
all sinners. Services by the noted gos-
pei preacher aud sweet singer, the Rev T..
J. McGill Of Kentucky, ut $50 o'clock 10.
night in the South Memphis church. Fort
Pickering, near Shelby Nrct car line.
W II, EVANS, Pastor
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TRAINS uuN pAttY.
I.neh Tor uon,e sanoI.e.r.,o,.

Parties desiring good and palatablc
lunch 1T q very reasonable price can lcay,
orders NJ the Nomons Exchange during
Wednesday aud Thursday,
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The Teacher

Who advised her pupils to strengthen
their minds by the use Of Ayers Sar-
saparilla, appreciated the truth that
bodily health is essential to mental
vigor. For persons OF delicate and feeble
constitution, whether young or old, this
medicine is remarkably beneficial. Be
sure you get Ayers Sarsaparllla.
Every spring and fall take num-
Der OF bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
am greatly benefited. = Mrs. James Ii.
Eastman, Stoneham, Mass.
:" have taken Ayers Sarsaparilla
with great benefit TO MY general health"
Miss Thirza l.. CreraT, Palmyra, Md.
my daughter, twelve years Of age,
has suffered for the past year from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
summer Underwear aud Hosiery.

Mems fancy striped Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers - n suit; reduced from $500.
The $3.50 suits reduced TO Sl.65.
The 80 suits reduced 10 ~.
Mems English mixed Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers ~ % n suit; worth -.
Mems Brown Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ems ljc each or Soc suit; worth
double.
Mems Unlandercd Night Shirts. odd lot
mot all sizes, hut no doubt your
sizc), llc each; never seen at less than
81.
Mems twelve plcat all Linen Bosom Wan.
suita Domestic Unlandercd Shirts
worth sl-today you can buy them at
bSc.
Mems lBalbriggan Socks, full regular made,
with silk embroidery, nt ipc pair.
Mems silk Scaris Soc, new line; reduced
from 75c.
Womcn's all SIX Jersey Vests IN all col.
ors at Sl.lp. marked down from -.
Women's l.iHlc Thread jersey Vests in
high aud low nccks Csc worth 81.
Womcn's Colorcd jersey Ribbed Vests,
43c; worth zoe.
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10 use Hodges sarsaparlla with Iodidc Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood A
certain cure for rheumatism. scrofulous AZ.
fcctions, and all diseases peculiar 10 females.
iclans recommend H. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co, manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s5 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

The Memphis city schools will close
their sessions tonight with annual com
mcncement exercises at the theater.
Twenty graduates will receive diplomas,
only three Of whom are boys. superin-
tendent Collier gives the positive assurance
that the exercises will be brief and inter
esting, despite the large number who are
TO participate. Those who attended last
years commencement, which concluded
by 10 o'clock, will give credit to the super
intendenrs promise, aud the theater is
certain to be crowded. Following is
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Most Remarkable

In lie effects, and most useful In IL applica.
Ton, the fragrant sorodont has become the
most popular dentrihtc In existence. lis
etcd aud praised by everybody.
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MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT ExER.
CIsEs AT THE THEATER TONIGHT.

An Interesting Program, Which Super
intendent Collier Says VIII Be Con-
cIuded at an Early Hour-Closing Ex-
ercises at st. Mary's Catholic School.
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JUST RECEINED-Fivc cases hand
some figured aud striped new style Batiste
over a yard wide, only l2lc.
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GEr mp clubs Tor Tnr WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one OF the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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MERCHANTS will consult their interests
by attending assignee sale Of Drcyfux,
Marx & Co, rs Union street.
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Srnscmnr for TnE WEEKLY ArrEAi, 81
per year, aud participate In the grand Ills.
tribution Of gifts December I.
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Tho L,.-aoy.rnor Of Illinois.

a place in the medicine chest Of my family. /
assure you that wo have found IL ready
and valuable agent 10 relieve pain In many
cases, and that very promptly. We cannot
well Keep house without II,
lam. truly yours.
Oct 10. 81. J. Q. snrru.
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usr Syrup Of Puncs for constipation.
For salo by all druggists.
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CIR mp clubs ior Tut WEEKLY ArrrAL
and secure one o: the cash prizes. See list
publishcd
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Boy homes on monthly payments from
Jas. Jay Smith a Go.
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n. @. kun, 1880 Main street, chois'
fresh meats Of all kinds.
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Bry Pumps, Drive Wells and Hose of,
A. Bailey 4 Go.
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porp's FrrnAcT IL invaluable for all kinds
Of Pain. Inflammation aud nemorhagcs.
E,csil,re, ,Ir,i,, '-.iiaiien. B,vdrs " rOrtl-
LsI ts,liahOns Of puNp'a EnrIcr.
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Attend uuiford'. A.e,,o.

This week Fine Clocks. silverwarc
Watches, etc, at your own bidding.
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A. ~. ~ary's Catholic school.

The closing exercises OF the junior classes
and grammar school Of st. Mary's school,
will take place this evening at O o'clock.
All friends especially interested in st.
Mary's school are invited 10 attend these
exercises. Very little time has been taken
from the regular course OF study TO prepare
the exercises shown on this
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

On y G. wEsrs NEnvr lsp lH,iN TREATMENT.
hguafantccd specific for llisifut Dizziness Con
Nulsiuus. tlts. Nervous Ncuralg Headache, Ncrvs
ous rrisirniinn caused by the w. ~ alcohol OF TO
bacco. Makciulness, Mental ~ pIgsslun. sotieninH
misery. decay aud death. ffrmniuv old Acc. har
Wnncss. loss ~ power IN either scS Involuntary
lc.ss~ and Spernatnrrhca CaiisiFl li uTcreNcftnn
box contains one months ooaimrut tlOoa box,
orsx boNcs Tor 800 scnt BY mall prepaid on ~
ccipt OF price
We Guarantee Sis Boxes
To cum any Ease. With oadh orilrf involved by us
fnf six boxes. accompanied With stup We will scnd
the purchaser our written ffhmuico 90 wiund the
money n the trratmcnt doc NOT Cfrct a cure
Guarantees issuci only by John West q Co,
pnwdy 4 60, nfneglstS Sole Agents Main street.
Memphis Tenn N.
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Tickets OF admission can be- obtained at
the office vi the board, No. go Second
street.
Persons under fifteen years Of age will
not be admitted.
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PKnnLE Spectacle Milford
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
sewsiry Auction sale.


milford rcmodcls sior and will auction
entire stock this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

Tnr Rising Sun baking powder is the
best Try II.
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Real Estate for Sale
RI. COVER & CO., NO. "a MADISON ST.

VERY DESIRABLE REsDENCE-Nea
accessible
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE UNION sTREET-wh
% SteetCars For
TWO GROOM COTTAGES sTREET-Jut
Paul Lots 27lx150 feet For
BUILDING LoT-11OxlisI OF
Jefferson
Good Locality. $3.50
VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE NO 25O RAY
burn All Comforts Connens. 26 Sl2x752
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Passengers between Memphis and New
Orleans save considerable timc 10y taking
the Illinois Central railroad over all other
routes.
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RAnr opportunity at MuliOrd'a
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Every Pair Of shoes

Sold today is guaranteed up to the stan
dard-no trash. but real Calf, Kid and
Morocco, best machine and hand-sewed.
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Mems wigwam shoes poe.

Women's hand scwcd Kid Shoes only so.
Women Oxford Ties only Csc.
Womon's Patent Leather Tip oxford Tics
only SLID.
Women's Kid slippers only 73c.
womcn's wiRwam SHOES. zoe.
Women's French Kid handmade Shoes
only $3.50; cheap for s..
Misses Spring Heel Shoes only sl.25.
Misses Wigwam Shoes only Ojc.
Boys Calf School Shoes only sl.35.
Boys Wigwam Shoes only Gjc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

To make our store today still moro inter
csiing to ladies and gentlemen, We offer
the following special bargains in
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PONDS
LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS.

LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS.
II IA a well-known fact that PosD's TX
TRACT Il used and recommended by moro
distinguished people than any preparation
or remedy oxtant.
IL IL used in tho household az the Presi.
dent as well as that 81 the humblcst citizen;
by members OF tho army and the navy, tho
Bsr and the Bench, the pulpit and the press
all ranks and GLASSES OF people. To further
illustrate this fact we append few Of tho
moro recent letters from Governors Of differ
ent states;
Tho Governor Of Now Hampshire.
orSrIxsrN; have used PoSD's RxrRlcr
IN my family for several year,, and have
found II a most desirable and valuable
remedy. Yours truly,
Dec. 3, "a. MOODY CURRIkR.
The Governor of Pennsyivsnia.
OEHrs PoND's EXTRACT has been n valued
reliance in our family for several years, co
pcclally In relieving the aches, sprains and
bruises Incident 10 children.
Very truly yours,
Nov. 80, 81. JIuks A. BELyHh
Tho Governor Of New Jersey.
Dian sfR; have for many years used
PoSD's ExrRAcr. and have derived great BEN
eft and relief thercfrom. Yours truly,
Dec. 0, 'e1 X. 8. 0srrr.
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During This Shoe Sale,

As we wish 10 distribute the bargains
among all our customers, only one pair Of
kind will be sold 10 each person and
none will be sold TO dealers.
Mems Low Cut Calf Shoes, 81
Mems Sewcd Calf Shoes, So worth $3.50
Mems hand.sewcd French Calf Shoes
SL7j; equal TO any 5000 shoe.
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MvlrORD buys old gold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-12-14
THEluAYylEN CHIP
Uncle SANS War vess<i,
Ordered 30 KNOCK 70
Off the Shoulder Of
the Spunky Lii
tie Island.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--Secretary
Whitney arrived in this city SIT.
ur,,ay from Washington. 1t WIS
reported that he had come tQ@ef
sonally Inspect the GaleSs s s,
see that there was no hitch II ~
arrangements for her departhe
to Hayti. The Secretary was u nj
at his residence.
"What is going TO be donesbout
Haytif" he was asked.
III suppose the public isfnform'
ed about as fully on that subject
through the energy of va news
paper people" replied tie Secre.
tary smilingly, "as it can be at
present"
"Have You received bny com.
munication from Secretary Bay
ardf'
"Nothing but the pape's in re.
lation to the seizure of TIE Hay.
ten Republic. You knov Bayard
has pronounced that seizure ille-
gal, aud he so notified me"
"What will your cours, in the
matter be r.
"Oh,' replied Mr.. Whitney
quickly, "the ship must be given
up. that's all. There is Iothing
else left for hayti TO dom the
natter
"And il she does not y
Mr.. Whitney only smiled and
refused to conclude the sentence.
Then he was asked if tie Galena
had received orders togo 10 Hay
ii, aud he answered that no den.
mite orders had yet be,n sent to
Brooklyn.
The impression left, more by
Mr.. Wbitney's maine than by his
language. was that hayti would
be compelled TO retlrn the seized
vessel, if ii was not done willingly,
but he thought ii would be done
willingly.
Capt. Sumner, of the Galena,
said yesterday that he had not re-
ceived sailing orders as yet, but
them at any moment,
The Corvette is ready for sea. y
large number of visitors went On
board yesterday and inspected
with considerable curiosity yhe
warlike appearance of her dece =,
Even her furnaces are primed.anI
ready for lighting fires under the
boilers.
The Richmond. which is now
flying the flag Of Admiral Lnce,
will not be ready to sail for some
time. The little Yantic can put to
sea by Wednesday. Admiral Ban.
croft Gheradi said yesterday that
he expected to receive the sailing
orders for the Galena this morning.
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MONEY ~ ELECTIONS.

Mr. Holman offered for immediate con.
siders,ion a resolution reciiing the ohsrg.
es made In the public prints that money
hal heen used To control tie Presidential
election aud instrue.ins the Judiciary
Committee to investigate the CHARGES and
10 inquire what legislation might be nee
essary to preserve the purity Of the fran.
ohise Congressional Proceedings.
The use of money in our Presi-
dental elections is the NEST in
pQrtant aud alarming question
.fssst can be brought before the
Congress; and, yet no man dare
hope that anything will come oil
such investigations. The whole
people, Democrats and Republi.
cans, know that vast sums are
used for corrupting elections, and
that money, not the honest choice
OF the people, sometimes elects
our chief magistrate. aud the ma.
jority in Congress that make our
laws. The people, however, have
grown used TO such charges, and
very largely consider that they are
circulated for party purposes.
But the evidence is overwhelming
to prove the corrupt use of mil.
lions of dollars. But, we sec no
remedy for it. Mr.. Holman is a
Democrat, and his resolution, pos
sibly, will be pushed just SO far as
il involves some Republican lead
ers, and may he let up on some Of
his own party. If so. there can
no good result from such investi.
cations. But, if Congress would
deal with the investigation fairly,
and in a non-partisan spirit. hew.
ing 10 the line no matter who is
hurt, it would he the greatest work
ever done by the American Con.
gress.
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a NOVEL PLAN.

A North Carolina young lady is
very much disgusted ut the cor
ruption in elections and writes a
lengthy article in the New York
World as 10 how ii can be RENE
died. Her plan is novel enough
to attract interest. Here it is:
LET each State select It's choice for Chief
Magistrate from the body Of its own citi
zens. All The men so selected are 10 meet
at Washington on Inauguration Day and
cast lots be- wecn themselves for the White
House. The lucky one shall take the oath
Of office aud the others shall bundle home
the milionaire club in the Senate aud lake
possession OF that chamber permanently.
When q Presidential term expires another
10. shall be taken. exclidiug the States
having supplied President until all the
States shall have had their 'nro. The new
body in the Senate Chamber shall act as
Presidential advisers, and the States shall
keep the vacancies tlled as they occur"
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LEE a. NAVE a WAR.

The Louisville Commercial. ia.
cetiously, favors a war with Hayti,
affirming that it would do more
than anything else to re.unite the
North and South. and obscure all
unpleasant memories Of our civil
conflict, which continues to blind
the people of the United States.
There is u deal of truth in the
idea presented, bn, fer one the
COURIER could never favor war
with any power, weak or strong.
that can he honorably avoided.
II, however, such q terrible emer.
gency IA a war with any foreign
power should become unavoida
bile, aud President Cleveland, or
Harrison, after he becomes Presi-
dent, should call for one million
volunteers, we quite agree with
the Commercial that it would do
more than all things else TO re-
unite the good people of the
whole country. When the steady,
unfiinching courage of the North
ern braves are side by side with
the dash and chivalry of the
cavalier on the field of
battle against some foreign foe.
then the common dangers aud
common love of country, will in.
deed and truth. make them feel
aud know that they are all Ameri-
eau citizens, aud fraternai love
force that mutual confidence and
respect that w.!! bury sectional.
sm forever and forever.
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PREPARING FOR WA 10.
Canadian Militia Drilling.

The people of the United States
NAV view the Canadian Fishery
question as a political campaign
trick. or huge joke, but evidently
the Canadians believe that the
safest plaRis to prepare for war.
The following letter written to a
citizen Of Cairo, ILL.,, indicates
somewhat the preparations:
ONTARIO, Dec. 4, 1888.
DEAR FRIEND: received your
last letter D. X. aud am very thank
full for the very kind, think, very
sensible advice which you sent
me. Or course, as said ia letter
TO you. that 1 thought thar young
fellow like you would have a bet
ter idea OF how things were run
out West than q boy living here
who has had no experience in that
direction.
Accompanying this letter Is a
photo of your humble servant. l
hope that it will please you, al.
though it flatters me considerably.
Please do not he at all frightened
at tae very warlike appearance
that / try to assume. can as
sure you. and IL necessary even
Ben Harrison, that all we intend
doing is to "PRoTECT OUR FISH
l have been working very hare
lately drilling, on account OF an
order from the British govern.
ment, compelling all men between
the ages of Is aud 40 TO drill one
day in the week.
The uniform that | wear in my
photo is that Of a private Of the
9th regiment of her most gra-
ciOus Majesty by the grace Of God,
Queen OF Great Britain and Ire
land, Empress of India and De-
fender of the Faith. (Chestnuts.)
suppose that you feel little
blue over the late election. / am
very sorry that poor old Grover
got left, because we are a little
nervous over here, that Ben, to
make himself popular with the
Irish element, may barbor hostile
feelings toward us poor Canadians,
and on that account we are com.
PEELED TO wear a red coat aud drill,
aud swear allegiance and every
other rot they can think of so as
to have us ready in case any
trouble should arise. Yours. etc.
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TAr.'s WHEREABOUTS.
louisville Commercial.

LOUISVILLE commercial WA
There have been n number of
references in the papers recently
as To the Whereabouts of Honest
Uncle Dick" Tate, whose robbery
of about 100000 of the States
funds caused snch a tremendous
sensation last winter. l have IL
upon very good authority that
when Treasurer Tate left Kentucky
,Sps made his way direct to Austria.
WA under the impression that his
offense was an extraditabie one,
anu that he was safer on the other
side of the globe than he was
here. From Australia he went To
Japan, aud, perhaps, to China, but
after he learned that he could not
be extradited for the theft he re.
turaed to North America aud is
now in Canada. The rumors that
he has been attempting to effect a
negotiation with his bonismen
aud give up part of the funds
which he took with him when he
absconded. is hardly credible aud
is perhaps based upon the wishes
rather than upon the sound sense
Of those interested. Mrs, Tate
left Frankfort a short time ago
ostensibly for a visit 10 New York
City, but it is generally believed
that she joined her husband ~
Canada or met him at some point
safe and convenient. Whether
she will return or not is, OF course,
unknown, but 1t is hardly probable
that the State will ever more look
upon the features of the man for
whom the grand jury of Franklin
county aud the public opinion OF
the State, not 10 speak OF at least
one Sheriff, have such strong
.sai:ag.MSut,"
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the mULE or MINOkIriEs.

iiCulsflhe AAheTsl
With Texas yet to he reported
officially, Cleveland has a plurality
of the popular vote of 32,72l.
When the plurality Of Texas is
added, it will raise Cleveland's
plurality to 100000 or over.
In view of this fact. what be-
comes of the talk about the YER
dict Of the countryi Mr.. Harri.
s0n will be elected-it should be
remembered he is not yet elected
by the electoral college Oh the
second Monday in January and
his title will be perfectly regular
and complete under the cOnstitu.
tion, but it is an abuse of language
TO call his election verdict of
the people in favor of the Repub.
lican and against the Democratic
party. The verdict of the people
is with the Democrats; the yer.
diet OF the electoral college is
with the Republicans.
FOTHERtNGHAM WINS HIs SUIT
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 10.-The' cele.
brated case of Fotheringham vs..
the Adams Express Company, for
illegal Imprisonment, was settled
to-day by the company paying
Fotheringham $4,000. David s.
FotheriDgham was the express
who Jim Cummings,
alias Withrow, now serving term
in the Missouri penitentiary, bound
and gagged, single.banded, when
he committed the $4,000 robbery
Oh the st. Louis & San Francisco
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1888-12-14
EleCTION rIOTICE!

The qualified voters o. the City ~ Hiek
Dan, Fulton County, KENTUCKY, are heieby
notified that. by virtue OF an act Of the
legislature Of Kentucky, approved April
18th, 1858, aud by ordinance adopted ty
the Common Council OF the Gig c. !iics
man, at the regular meeting he'll a, City
Hall, dec 4tb, 1883, an election ia ordered
10 he held at the City Hall. on Monday
Ian. 9Th 1850 Ia take The ser.s 81 The
qualified voters upon the question Of the
CITY Of Hickman subscribing the sum OF
FiiIy Thaa-ansi Dollars tn ,hs Capital
Stock Of the Paducah, Hickman aud South
err Railroad Company, ~ authorized by
said act Of the Legislature, and Of said
Common Couoeii, III which said election
each voter will b. asked the distiDct quss
ton, Are you for or against the subscrip
ton Of Fifty Thousand Dollar to the Cap
iiai stock Of The faducsh, Hickman aid
southern Railroad Company p and the
vote shalt be recorded according TO tho an
swer Of each voter. Said election TO be
held within legal hours, and by the officers
appointed to hold the reg ular City election.
Dee !, 1888.
WI MsCUTCHES. City Clerk.
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ISN'T &c TBE giRSrr

Al a Quarterly Conference in
Benton county, Ark, a man and
his wife both received license to
preach. recently. Is not this the
first case of the kind ia Southern
Methodismi They are intelligent,
devoted, useful people. formerly
from Tennessee. They received
more than a two.thirds vote ia n
large. intelligent Quarterly Con
ference in the Fayetteville District,
Arkansas Conference.
ii. VI. GRANADE.