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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
Public Sale.
PUBLIC SALE OF MAIN STREET


suit OF SODlCSRl u. Caldwell VS.. Caroline NJ VII
son aud Others, the undcrsiSnedspcCiaic6mm
SlonGrS, Will, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, ISIS,
beginning ut 10 O'Clock a. M, sell At puhlicaur.
ton, Ut the front door Of Tie Court Ilon,e Of
Ohio county, W. Va, the following dC.rflIei
real property situate In the city OF Wheeling In
said county, belugn portion OF the tcul ptopgFty
which was set apart to Annie l.. Caldwell 10 he
held In seyeraliy for and during the term Of her
natural life for her dover by and according to
the provisions OF Il decree made by the sald
COuIt on the 18th day Of November, $50 Ia me
suit Of Louis EClls and Others vs.. SoblesE Brady
and others, that Is to say: the building lot nine
(Ql troutlng Twenty-Five ON feet along the west
side Of Main street In the said city Of WhCeing
being one OF tho subdivisions Of the Miller
Property" shown by the plat thereof recorded
IN Deed Book numbered -, page lOl In the Office
OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF said County,
TERMS OF SALE-Onetbird OF the purchase
money, or so much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash On the day oi sale ana the residue IN
two equal install lmcntS payable III one aud two
years respectively from the day Of salr with 10.
terest from that day. TO secure the deferred In.
Stallments OF the purchase money tic skid
special commissioners will take from the puf,
chaser his note with good security payable to
their order, and the title viii be retained until
the notes shaii be paid. But II the purchaser
pay one.hHlt or more OF the purchase money In
cash, his notes without personal security will be
taken for the deferred instailmCnts, iiGny. The
purchaser will have the privilege, at aus time
before the expiration Of The said two yCafs from
tho day Of sale, Of paying the whole amount 10.
manning unpaid Of the purchase mOncyWlli IN.
teTeSt 10 tho day Of payment, and thus discharge
his liability.
DANIEL LAME,
HENRY N, RUSSELL,
Special CommIs I0ntS.
certify that the above named commissioners
have given bond with security Us required By
the decree under which they 2FG geilBs.
WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. !, 1855.
ocJ JOHN ". MITCHELL. CLERK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
PUBLIC SALE
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
TO BUY A SPLENDID HONE !

A Two.story Frame Dwelling llon.g,@,,a5' H..
above the Court House, &" MouUN'''",' ,,rs
The house Is built IN modern 'tIlf,, .Ll oa,c.
rooms and two halls; cellar unGgI N'V.i Tisrr (,
lower story finished IN hard MgGi, ,'IrgrrUl
also twO,sory frame bEilllhs W. ''''
This nronsrty will he sold on shTgk.i3rtt, IA.
oGrnpEn "a, isss 10 The highest AID 1o' O''.
der, ~ desire to leave this town. ...,..yr
,no5 GEORGE c. KNOLL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
MuslcalGoods.
T0 THE PUBLTC!

Those desiring to make handsome Christmas
Present, 10 the shape OF a Portrait, would do
well TO give us their orders early In the season
30 as TO avoid unnecessary haste In execution
We are making CrayOn Portraits At about one.
half our former price.
JOIN W. NYlrs, Portrait Painter a'' < S Sci:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

FRANK LEsLlE's Illustrated Newspaper
has in past years supported Democratic
tickets, but it is not u Free Trade journal.
Here is n paragraph in which it shows
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

Entered at the ros,oGlcc ut Wheeling, ". Va,
Ms Seeond.clRSS matter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

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Now, II in the fiscal year 1883 We pro-
duced 100000 pounds OF carpet wool,
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-A GOOD CHAMBER
w MAID and Waitress. zoos Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
The s.yera Automatic switch.

The las, End Dummy Railroad com.
pany Of this city has introduced the latest
and mos, wonderful invention in the way
OF switches The improvement is the
outgrowth Of genius inherent In Mr..
Severn, who Is an old railroad man, aud
was Cor a number Of ycan in the freight
department Of the Denver railroad. His
invention Is not over two years old, but
promises 20 reyolutionize railroad switch
log. Already the eyes Of railroad men
throughout the county are upon II, and
on many lines u would have been adopt
Cd hut for hcsitancy on the part Of tho
inventor. Even he Is not fully assured
OF It's great possibilities, and prefers further
tests before allowing its use on the big
railroads.
The name Of the new invention Is
Seycrn's automatic switch. lS construc.
ton h simplicity itself, and from an In.
spcction Of It's working on the East End
line, absolute safety surrounds H. The
improvement wis applied 10 the road
within two weeks, being completed
ON Thursday last. There are seven Of the
switches which includes every one
along the entire line. by means
Of an iron peg, 80 situated
that the trucks Of either car or engine can.
not fail 90 strike and press Il downward,
the switch rails are Immediately thrown
60 their desired position. When the last
wheel leaves the rails thoy return 10 tho
original position. thus being ready TO bear
a train moving In an opposite direction.
General Manager Bunch, Of the las, End
company, iavorably impressed with the
Severn switch iromrcpor,s Of Us satisfactory
operation In other cities, says Il Is the com.
my institution for large and small railroads.
Iis working In this city is being watched
by railroad men throughout the south,
and the inventor left yesterday 20 extend
IL use 90 Little Rock. There Is q great
saving Of expense in u, provided u oils the
bill. about which there seems TO DO little
further doubt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28

There seems to be an impression abroad
that antagonism exists between the Kansas
City, Memphis & Birmingham railroad be.
cause Of its branch road TO Columbus,
Miss, and the Memphis, Oxford x Colum'
bus enterprise.
Such il not the case, as the competition
between the two would amount 10 virtually
nothing.
An APPEAL reporter, In conversation
with Mai. W. J. Sykes yesterday reverted
20 this impression and ELECTED the follow.
ing expression from that living reservoir Of
railroad information:
This is a great mistake. The two roads
are intended 10 run TO different places.
The oxford road goes 20 Tuscaloosa, Ala,
while the Kansas City road, II extended,
will 90 in the direction OF Selma. Tho
Kansas City road will give Columbus an-
other outlet into the coal fields and iron
ore banks, and connects them by another
route with Birmingham. Col. RW. Banks,
who was one Of the strongest and most
earnest advocates Of the Oxford road. pre-.
sided at the meeting the night made a
speech in favor OF tho Kansas City sub
scription."
"will not the double subscription prove
rather burdensome 10 the taxpayers"
mot a bit Of IL. They will no increase
the population and wealth Of Columbu.
that there will bo no necessity for an in
crease Of the rate Of taxation. The tar
which the railroads will pay TO the town
and county will be nearly equivalent e
the interest on the bonds they will have
10 issue. The building Of the Oxford &
Columbus road depends upon the action
Of the Memphis people, who are most Il
he benefited, and they should not hesitat,
20 subscribe tho requisite amount"
In the opinion Of those in charge Of The
undertaking, the subscription will b,
speedily raised after the August election
has been held and won by the Democrats
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PI,,.snrK .. IndI.nareII. o.

PrrTsnuRo, Penn, July T.-Todsy's
game was characterized by tho sam, re.
rnarkable fielding on tho part Of tn Pitts.
burg team, for which II has made record
for itself during the past two weeks Par.
iicularly did Dunlap distinguish himself In
this respect. In retiring the side by intcn.
tionaly mulhng a fly and forcing two men
out, aud then catching most difficult fly
away In left field. Failure 20 bit at the
right time and bal fielding is indianapolis
excuse for failing 10 win. The score:
pitisbufg ...........-.........O o 0 OO0 J..
Indlanapolla ......a........0 o o o %
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THE DIAMOND.
Detroit o, Chicago >.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July "a. The Dctroiis hit
Van IIaltren hard today, but errors by
Ryan, Duffy and Burns helped the visitors
TO win moc than their smuggling did. Chi.
cago hammered Conway with a good deal
Of force, Ryan making a long thrcc-baggcr
and Arson and Ryan each home run,
but the lead secured In the third inning
by the champions was too long 10 bo
overcome by Anson's men. Chicago has
signed Mains, Of the Davenport team, and
ho will play probably In tomorrvt's game.
Score:
Cblcago ............-..........o oO7oo o. &
ngtroit ............I % o o D 4 3
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28

hing's unstcadincss and the poor field
work of the Athletics gave Cincinnati q
comparatively easy victory this afternoon.
Smith pitched steady and effective game
not hit being made or him in the last
four innings, The visitors made only four
hits, but al four were productive OF runs.
The fielding OF WEIGH and Corkhill were
the only features. Score:
Athletics ........,....,..., o , o. o o O. Z
cincinnati. ........"......2 0 0 0 2 -
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Ordnr OF Publication

No HGs " u In tho thannrr touft ~ shelly
county Ieuucssrra Afs Ala inusiag u al -.
J. A Anderson a A.
Il api-an1H from The amenlrd h.il w this Cause.
whlrh u fWufu tn. that thr driI sauts. iHmHs
a Anderson and Nrurr n NriilrtYn nfU non frsl.
denis NJ The state ~ Trnurssrn
ID / thcfuiafr uiiUfri that they maEn their ~
pnafanur hefuin ai Tie tuuu huusf 81 shelby ruun
w. IN The city IL Memphis, nuu TAXING biflfiri "
shelby rJuutY. lem. un tho nri MONDAY ifl
aatlaniiFf tsss auf pinad ansstf ~ drmuf t1ron
piainants biz ~ the same Wiil D. iatrn ~ con
l,sss-i ~ w. thru and - iuf hearing 80 pare Hnl
that q tUpy ~ Mis ouirf ~ pHhiisiel pilnu Wos
Tor four Successive weeks ln The MCmphh Appeal
This I'm day ~ JULY, issA
A true tupy Attest.
n AtHENHY. Cirfk ani Master
~ "a. n caldwell. Drputy q snd A.
Fcfkins rgfuy. solicitors iof Com lalnanit
til = a
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ENTRIEs FOR TOMORROW.
brighton beach Races.

NEw loRR, July q. Brighton sum.
mary Fist -fiye.eighths Of a
mile. Starters George &, STRIPPING,
Gertic W, colt, Bruan Boru, Duhme, Mel.
ton. Duke Of Bourbon, Luna Brown, L..
onom. Duke OF Bourbon won, BERTHE W,
colt, second, Brian Boru third. Time.
l:0iI.
Second Race-Five-eighihs Of a mile.
Starters Regal, Theodorus, Sarsfcld,
Nat Goodwin, Change, Canticlc. Souvenir,
Saluda, Alice. Nat Goodwin won, Saluda
second, Change third. Time--l;O5.
Third Racc-Three-qulrtcrs Of n mile.
Starters Gunshot, Dalcsman, Little Sil.
yer, Eatontown, Corn Starch, Bonnie
Harold fllly. Eatontown aud Dalcsman
ran dead heat. Timc-l:lSl. In IN,
run OF Dalesman won. Time-l:20. tn,
Bonnie Harold tilly was third
Fourth Racc-Mile aud a sixteenth
Starters Maynard, froliC, IInrrodsburg
Cardinal McCloskcy, Alamo. Charlie
Russell, kink, Top sawyer, Gland. Non
sense, George Angus, Dago, Mary lIamil
ton. Dago won, Alamo second, KIM
third. Tmc-l:52
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Hoe welsh Sentenced.

PITTsnURG, Pa, July 21--los. Welsh.
who created a reign Of terror some months
ago among the women of the fashionable
East end by assaulting aud robbing several
prominent ladies in broad day light, was
sentenced today to twenty-five years i'm.
prisonmcnt at hard labor in the Riverside
penitontarv. One Of his victims, Mrs II.
l.. Wood, the wife nj a wealthy and prom
incnt citizen, died last Monday OF paralysis
of the heart, the result, il is believed. of
the nervous shock sustained at the time OF
the robbery and assault.
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Creditors Notice.

20 Aqsi n n In the Chsnosfv CaHri ~ shelby
County. Teun'ssUc "a A Cara q al W J. =.
wilkins q 81
Il Appearing from an order Of toun Snirrd
herein June ~ isst aud fHuruui luly ~ tsfs.
that this l. pnirtssiuH iuuiiuiUi iut The pufslss
IL sHttinf 90 che estate ~ . wilkins. undrf The
iuspltrut laes ~ Trunrraer II Il. thrfrfufu. ~
the aid \ Niitim Ole aud establish thrif claims
hrfrIu aud o. male tHfiHs D. rita uu ~ lfiufr The
nfst uBuday ln sTptrtrirf is-s ~ They viii D.
iufUfrf iaffrd ffun sharing M h. Assigned estate
and that y ripy ~ this utirf D. published un0r -
ersk tnf tour turffssiFV wrrks iu lHI NHHruta
AFFTaI This the ath dsf III iulf, isss
o. ~ MriilNkf. g. a N
nyiN nfaiiry. u q sni "
> NJ Urrufy. ffos Wafiunef, Mgr snroi
Hoilfltufs f~itiisI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
Rumbtipr. Of the Rail.

Mn. =. ". Amor, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala,
a director Of the Memphis & Oxford rail.
road Is spending = few days In the city.
TuE Louisville 4 Nashville road has GA.
tered the railroad FIGHT and promises n
make Il interesting. The ruling rates for
round trip tickets yesterday were 10
New York, $40, 10 Baltimore, go, 10
Washington, $40, 10 Norfolk, els, or les
according 10 tho hca, Of the conflict From
what Mr.. Scott iniinated even lower rates
were ob,ainablc. With q war Of that sort
raging there is no ielling how Low the rates
will 60.
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Monmouth PARK l.,rie..

LoNG BRAScn, n. j., July 27.-Mon'
mouth Park entries for tomorrow.
fir.i Race -Scycncighihs 81 mile. Bmit no
Bcncdlctlne aud flagclOtta TOO, Valiant ., Mary I
~. swift iuh
Second Racc=sapling stakes thrcc quarters ~
mile. Gunymcic, Cyclone coli TiIisihn, Winfield
aud MI nafnci los. Ransom. Volunteer. nrihmiu
aud Erie Ia. sorrento tayurihlc colt aud GfOOms
man ms. Oalop and Lady GAY i1a
Thirl Rncr-l,afiinn stakes mile and quarter
Charley Dfpux lnl kuscland 10 hrHrun. tut
Darlington lO1. kAlvi ioscupc iQs snow,lrip. inl
Fourth Racc-Milc aud quarter Montague lUi
Goano ". Awtlno1. Ten lLbukcrHs fmnk Wand y,
fiith nacc Sud stakes srvCuaUiFhihs 0i mile
Britannia ill Leather stocking -. nnnrluchv "a
Crusader ~. Monmouth H. Baunio iAd los. IN
Joseph ii Adu,ph isD. Editor ~, Cold strau
~. idtlla colt i0r
SIKH Rncc-Thc scud stakes. hvecighihs oi
mile divided Rowland ~, spcciwcll ~. Nc
Ecnric ~. Iaclairc rs v u ~. Chaunct ~
Mona ihi Mclaughlin Ia Glen Mound no. Tena
fly ~. iouda ifs Naffcar 100.
seventh Racr-Milc and m eighth Clay Pate ~
81 Nalcntino iud Bonnie III, Aalarla iOs, Lon
knight Ill
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
TIMERS IN COUNCIL.
Large and husiastic Meeting at the
X. of l.. Hall Last Night.

LdTBe HHu rueHU 7IEsVIU MetIIug NJ tuV
X. of l.. Hall Last Night.
Local Union No. Of the Tin, Sheet Iron
and Cornice Workcri Of the International
union, held large and enthusiastic meet.
ing at the X. OF /, hall on Second street
last night. A great number OF new mem.
bcrs were enrolled and the following off.
GERS elected for the ensuing hall year, IL.
Schwab, president; I. Doran. vicc.prcsi-
dent; w. Parker, corresponding secretary:
+. Williams, financial secretary; w. O'Don-
nell, recorder; G. llammcll, treasurer
Another meeting OF the union will bo
held next Friday evening. August 3, and
all resident timers are cordially invited To
be- prcspnt
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New yorh 4, rh,i.a.Iphla 4.

Nrw YoRK, Jul. THE New Works
again defeated thu rhh"el today. Crane
and Brown occupied tie battery ins New
York. loor pitching 81 Brown IN ihc
fifth inning gave Philadelphia their onlv
run. New York earned all i1rs runs.
fogarty made wonderful running catch
In the eighth inning Score:
N0W NUfa " 1 d q a u a A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28

BALTIMORE, Md, July T.--King won
his third successive game from Baltimore
today. Milligan aud Cunningham made
home run drives over the left field fence.
Cunningham pitched a strong game, but
Was not well supported. Score.
baltimore ..........a.......0 40 1900 l. 8
N Louis - o. % - =
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FUNERAL NnIIus.

sALglThs funeral ri Nrs ASIA n sats will
take plaoc from the f,sI'.uIe ~ her soh.inlaN.
u. " Miller. No ici ii0.aiul9 street. hls SAT
URDAY1 afternoon ai irfi1ek fhonda OF The
family are invited 10 sif"Hl
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pm.

RAiNEsaAt tnka HIs. July p. iTA Ana,
daughter " Mary b an NE atC a l. llhlnC aud
sister II w. n. y. Rain
Tuu'tal viii take pia. from Hoist Bios = this
sATuRDAY1 morninf 30 i0otlcck Friends Of
the family aro invited 10 a'i,uL
THtcH-rfday, Iuiy q is''. ~ rorncf Of over
ton aud rrpnt siirsts % DO Dt'uck pm, Ia the
57th year ~ his nae. ~ Ui lhhhs
Due notiep oi finoff HIi l' given.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The rc-
suits of neglect may he serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purga,iycs, tho
tendency Of which Ia TO weaken tho
bowels. The best remedy IL Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt and their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirable
Liver aud After-dinncr pill, aud every.
where endorsed by the profession.
Ayers Pills are highly aud univcr.
sally spoken VI by tile people about
here. ] make daily use ol them In my
practice. - Dr. |. T.. Fowler. Bridge
port, Conn.
I" | can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
yalno ~ cathariic Tor myself aud
family" II. T. Hess. Leiths,ille, Pa.
"for several year. Ayers Pills lave
been used In my family. We fnd thom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
Ean.a. city q, BroolIys Q.

Nav YoRK, July 27.-In tho game today
between the Brooklyn aud Kansas City
clubs. Porter again pitched against his old
companions and did great work. The
Cowboys scored the winning run In the
ninth inning 10y hits by Phillips and Dan.
ieis and errors by Caruthcu and Radiord.
Score.
Rsasas CIV i ..........o SiS5SS IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
BALE OF ooLLATERAL

I.NoR Account ~ WHOM tr NAY CoNCEnN.
~ the German iiank will on saturday, Jair -,
1ssH, ~ n oriurk an ~ tho Merchants ~
change Caii lt1ari ell 10 tho highest biddot Tor
cash, hisiern Thousand D1iiafA Ihygnl ~ the W.T.
Mortgage AG rsf Cent BINDS ~ the frnpfei lafs
and Holt Hallway Comrany, Due ilsNt ~ ~ much
Of aid bonds ~ will satisfy the debt iuf which
thor wefe hypothsrstsi. said bonds cafry ths con
XIV GOLDSMITH. Cashier
MrsrHn July w. tsr
- - y. 49, a.,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28

Tvs Campaign Scarf has arrived.
TnoNrsoN & STEVENS,
No. 30 Second street
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RUMBLINGS OF THE RAIL.
NO ANTAGONIST BETWEEN THE TWO
ROADS HENCE TO COLUMBUS.

The Earnest Supporter OF One Presides
over a Meeting to Promote the other
The Severn Automatic Switch Applied
to tho East End Dummy Road.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
RACES AT SARATOGA AND MON
MOUTH PARK YESTERDAY.

The League Games Continue To Be In
teresting Pittsburg Shuts Out In
dianapolis - Detroit Downs Chicago
and New York Defeats Philadelphia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28

SARATOGA, N. ", July 27.-Results here
today:
First neutrality-suspicious. OF mile
Starters Banner Bearer, Won Trump,
Laiitte, My Maryland, gelding; Harry
Glenn, Bocaccio, Tombouette, Golden
Reel, Kentucky, Ban Alta, Wabassa. Ban
ner Bearer won; Golden Reel second, Won
Trump third. Time-l:lSl.
Second Race-Mile and an eighth
Starters Sam d, Jubal, Navigator, Bonnie
John, Wild Cherry, Sintram. Jubal won;
Sintram second, Navigator third. Time
2:0S.
Third e-Fivc-eighths of a mile
Starters: Remscn, May W, Alaho, Rollin
Hawley, Bonnie Bounce, Roustabout
Alaho won; Remsen second, Bonnie
Bounce third. Time-l;06.
Fourth Race-Mie. Starters: Argo,
Kodar Khan, Harry Kernel, Broughton,
Letritia, Clara G, Felix, Carrie q. Drum
stick, Mirth, Bopeep. Bopeep won, Drum
stick second, Letritia third. Time--l43!.
Fourth Race Handicap hurdle; mile
and three sxteenths. Starters Glcnarm,
Wheatley, Judge Griffith, Voltigeur, Percy,
Lijero, Meadow Queen, Sanford, Slickaway.
Notgeur won, Percy second, lijero third.
Time-2:20.
Fifth Racc-Mile and a fourth. Starters;
Lutte Arnold, Hermitage, Raveler, Peg
Wellington, Subaltcrn. Peg Wellington
won, Ravcler second, Hermitage third.
Time-2;l4i:
Sixth Raco-Milc. Starters Niagara,
Jim Glare, Borlclaise, Pctulance, Top
Sawyer, Lemon, Stumber, Zodiac. Bor-
deaise won in l:iil, Petulance second,
Top Sawyer third.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
First Rncc-SiN furlongS. Austricnuc i0i, Golden
Reel VI, Ihnorbero lUN Yum Yum ", King Crib VI,
Business lOl. Clay stockton ~. Lotto Wall lOi.
IudOr ~, Prince Fofiunatus TO-
Second Rngc- Alabama stakes nine fuflongs.
lmita los, BELLA H. los Angeles, Belle a. Or lot,
Prose inL
Third Racc-Milc and sixteenth. wahoo lOS
Dad l0i N0sbutg ", Santnlcnc 100. GTisctte no.
Long Light la Brown Duke aus. Wary lu7.
Fourth Race -Ihpcquartcrs OF mile. Minnie
Palmer, Queen 81 Tnups, Come 90 law TO-. boot
Marker no Button lO1, Chtlihou la
fiith Encc-Tho siccplochass. two miles aud =
quarter Mafsigu 10, Abraham lbi, Bcechmote
lN g. SkylaIk ls0 Killarney ~, EYangeline ~,
suckaway III.
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THE STANDARD is A REVOLUTION IN SEWING MACHINES

lrIsa,g other machines lwcs nr invention on
lnso the and
better hing mr' The huln other
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
prisr Mallo al so.In fountain.

CaowS wash blue does pOricc, work.
Give Il a trial.
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UsH Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation.
For sale Ivy all druggists.
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Notice OF Insolvency.

ONE County Cputi Cirft shelby County. State II
Tcunr.ssf Memphis. luly ~, isHA 10 John
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Having suggested the insolvency ~ The estate ~
N " ANnt. detcaad, you an hsfcHy unlrf,sl ~
alive notice. br adtrfiissmsui To- asifng ucestafsf
published wlihih the .aif state. nnd also ~ ihr
Ioufi huuse don't II FhellN county for I'll prfsaus
having claims sHainsi ssi osaio, in aii~sf and Ole
hy law on 90 sinfu tho fiih day ~ % tuisrf ikss
aud any rlaln not fici on o. hrinfn sald dav 90
hefrtr IN appropriation ~ tiu iunds ~ sali cs'sio
equity
Nitnc.a ny hand at naire this ash DAY n iuly
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Nnt.ca Il hcfriy rivsn. ~ fcttulrsi by The ahuyo
ofief IUiiN iOAolk. Administrator
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One reliable merchant in every town trib'
u,ary TO Memphis 10 knock ont all oomPe'
tition by taking the agency Of the world
renowned Strsuton & Storms New lork.
cigars and Geo. Y. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
BunoA Your noiglbor can't get the goods,
"a We will only sell 10 one merchant IN
each town. We solicit sample order.
I. SANEtsoN & Co,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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PHILADELPHIA, ronn., July q. -.wsy.
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Temporary reductions al Muliotd'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28

The balance Of our entire stock TO be
closed out in proportion.