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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12

NiCKsBuRG. Miss. Dec ii.-Rlvtt falling
Passed up Urand nrpuhlic, Mamshis am!
lisniy bcbus ani TOW, ciuelnaa. 10 o m. Schenck
ClnSaDau, Cam.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12

ll,yr the health authorities u Decatur,
Ala, aud jackson, Miss, made house 60
house inspections In those towns with u
view 10 thoroulhand scientific disinirrtion9
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-12
Miss FLoY LATHAM invited num-

Miss FLoY LATHAM invited a num-
Der of friends TO dance the Ger
man last evening at her residence on
Rayburn avenue. Those participating
Brooks, Pearl Nicely, Jennie Day, Bette
selden, Katie Pumphrey, Emma Gala
May GGro Apn9 R'G ES.o 0e u opp m mSsn
Maggie McCrae, Rebecca Treadwell, Liz
Messrs. j. Edvington, Jim Nicely, Jim
Wood, T. Treadwell, Ed. McComb, b.
Edwards, l.. Edwards, l.. Simpson, Lee
Beard, l.. Meacham, W. S. Jones, d.
Shanks, T. Read.
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Railroads.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUBTRACk TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION. =.

Iarres. and Finest Passenger station in America
% Esn ss 70 l naay and A5any 70 Montreal
VIA d. & IT, L. r. also East Albany to ST. Adams. via
eo1s - ''. SSMogs srTEAMfH1FFAf 1 ,,yI EsT5
composed exclusively Of buffet smoking car clnlngcar.
drawing and sleeping ears for Albany Utea syrs-
Indianapolis and Toledo arriving at Chicago az 100 m
ST. Louis 40 p. m next day. 49,, ,,u. IT.
10 $50 a m, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls 10
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit and
Cncago uiawlns'FoOm cafs 70 caaAdaisua ~h4 hOcA~S
M 40 m Western New. York and Northern Express
for Saratoga. Lake George Rutland Bennington North
Adams &c Dra ty TrnV SSa Utea Sneel.l with draw
neg SIS D. m Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy Con.
meets for Wlliamstown, North Adams ana h'ermel'te
so n M Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Ex
Nsa A B1p i SSiaS5iS h s Louis ls
o and Chicago with vcstou.ed and steam heated
se...iAe ana ul"''- 'tiea ana Carauiaigua Express
sleepng cars to Montreal via Rouses Point and wa
81. ua. lay, slae Ottawa Va 81 A4D,i a'a Ssisa
and Csnandaeua daily except sunday. Sunday tram
% D. NJ, special Mail Limited arrives at Rochester
., II 80 D. M. Fas, Night Express 70. Rochester Buna
cars sieepingcars Watertown. via Utica. daily ex'
sept SATURDAY, also to Canandalgua on srntays only
Sleeping "a TO Albany Connects at Albany with train
' ekets aud space IN drawing room ana sleeping
sale Grand Central station 4l3 7sS and 9t2 readway
Il f,s State station sss wsanFioa and go
Fulton sts.. Brooklyn, and 20 4ths wiIilamsours ,
run daily others daily Sunday, isteg q
100 IS J. EiCIIARDS. Asst General. Passenger Agent
j. N. ToUcEY. General Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAlLROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
\ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
100 O.. for EasroiL Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
ohgn1 ResdH e. Harr'sgs ets ~, ,o,,orr
200 a. m FOR Bennington. Easton bethlehem. Allen
40 a M fer Pennington, Lake Hopatcong, Eason
Behlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wilkesoarre ecian
TON ReadInc Harrisburg Pottsyille Tamaqua Shamokln
sunbury, Lewlsburg. WlIamsport ,.,oAor .t,,on
/ D. M for Pennington EastOh beIh.0H0n+ h'AS"'0"H'
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc ,,. uauo,
"a u. m. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. HiSu0n
Chunk Wkesbarre. Scranton, Tamaqua. Shaihokih ,,.
80 D. NJ, Tor tlemng'oh i~'Ae iiop"''""' '
BeiS o ana 20 % M for somervie FIemngson
Chunk feeding, Harrisburg, ETC. On Sundays at '''
D. y" 11.t5a m. l. 4, 80. 0 Is D. m. Sundays,
4 3 q H. FOR Red BaLk, Long Branch tAsbury Park
ocean Grove except sunday, Point Pleasant Parlor
cars at II rs M 80 p NJ r. r,rminpdals. LAKE
w6o5 Il S,ncb % Tons ST Rl1 N Bainega
a. NJ, p. m for ATLANTA OI1h' 'ine'A"''
Dfd6e'o Sis 10 80 II rs a. NJ = a. 30 $50. e1S
?. n su"''' SANDY HOOK nnUTE
To, ,,,,,. ITisSiands Highland Beach. Seabrighs
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch LAKEWOOD I'nA' N''-
'"' Da'ns sHoRrEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ROUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central T. T. Of New-Jersey and Philadelphia ana
heading X r. Leave foot Lbery:ss; y r. at A. ,: 4s
DAYS at : 40 a. m 80, II .. m ,o S.ao > .ao
Trains leaving 4. AS, II a. m ;So T. 80 eo
IL D. m have connection for Reading HarrisDurG POTTS
ceet, and Parlor Car BE procured at a. Al6
$751; 9i4 LAO, 1923 Broadway ~ Sth,aT; 9oa seo
125th.st, 1872 Fast l25th-s rw YORK tourNs~' ooo
Fulton.st 9S Br"~dway BROOKLYN - ia j., 49,. saS
New.York transfer Company will can for ana cneck
baggage fIom hote! VI residence
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financial.
ONLY
$500 PER SHARE
UNTIL THE 18TH.
VALUE DOUBLED
WITHIN ONE WEEK.
NATIONAL GAS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY'S STOCK.

CAN CARBUEET THEiR .oWS HYDROGEN 100 100
FEET OK CAN DO II wirif GALLoNs or CRUDE
Oh During the past week Gas Company u b , suISer.
land Process owned by this company and the results pam
been very sni5E as 5y h1Ss Ofsn eie
feet OF their hydrogen and by applying TINS ~ INV
hf3 Ts H f%5 6F a. and By
OIL sill better results were reached a. se heantiia
gas much better than had before been manufactured
tonaby O aSa5e Sp the "s value s1S h
was only intended In the n1s n@sc holes 20 AMI large
resdenees ~ e srohobe the country that either
nav very small dividends or at ALL these can all be
Changed small expense and put at one on pa 6
i,honi samaec TO he present plant in inter
ferng wish the manufacture OF while our apparatus IS
Tti is not an experiment but has been in successful
operation and furnishing TWO towns rom ghe caher
ana giving eCcande power free from all impurities
As has been stated in previous n arlesi States
having Companies formed IN each and receVrhe sr Of
able cash. besides fair proportion oil STOCK u
Neroaaons have progressed far in the sale Of sew
Company viii commence the payment Of QUARTERLY
D l M 90 10 PR a EMF s on NIX the p S
IS PER SHARE Besides this, II is proposed to divide
this Company. From present Indications based on op
tons already given out an equal numoer o, shars shora
CENT OF ADDITIONAL STOCK WITHOUT FURTHER
II is believed that the will be worth and be sell
ing for It's par value. $40 BEFORE JAN. / making nc
The capital stock Of the company IS sloo0OoO null paid
and unassessable value $40, Organized uh1cf tne
ss TS S W s. cHAMBER1iN President JAMES
GILFILLAN CexUnited States Treasurer secretary aud
There is not large amount stock yet to be sold at
, Week rate M n2 Ss sGnS 5 aa nov f. Al 50 PET
ADDRESS ALL CoMMUNIG,AETI4oNs AND MAKE
DRAFTS OR CHECKS PAYABLE 10
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

n EW- DIRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ EAILWAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West az
and Jay sts. fOlows: -
West 42d-st 80 a m. Jsy-st. rs M. for Mid.
dlet0wn. EasbuTg Monticello. Liberty. Walton. Delhi.
Norwich. Utica. Rome Oreida Fulton. oswego Buffalo.
We s1I-si 4 200 D. J0y.st., 3 10 D. m, for Wall.
k VALLEY stations Lakes Moh1nk Minnewaska. Middle
town Bloomlngburc, EilenyIlle' ny Dale Monticello.
Fallshurg Liberty. White Lake ROckand.
West 4od-st. % D. Jay.st, g 10 m, oalIy ior
Mlddletown. Fasburg. Liberty Wal ton Norwich Oheda
oswecO suspension Bridge, Detroit, Chicago St Louis
BUFFET sieepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free % Suspension Bridge. - No. o., oeo ~,
Time tables tickets Sc az 2o7 3Oi ?44 S5S 10. broaa-
way 737 Gthave.. l34 East 125h-s 2o4 west l-oths'
New.York , r .NnrpsON r p
is Exchange Place. New-York-
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Railroads..
A LWAYS ON TIME.
NEw.YoRK AND NEw.ENGLAND RAILROAD.
CHANGE IN TIM


CHANGE IN TINE
MORNING TRAIN FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD
Commencing MONDAY, Nov II lc5s u.
The train heretofore Grand Central depot az 10
a. IA will leave 10 O'clock noon; due In Boston at
Returning train leaves Boston AZ IL O'Clock noon; due
IN New York at o 30 J. m. daily sundays exceptoi
Equipped with elegant paor cars anu coache through
Without change Dining car between HARTFORD and
Boston.
The New England limited leaves either city at p m
with elegant new parlor and Dining ca-, between
Wiilimantc and Boston . -.
Night Express with sleeping cars leaves at II 30
Tickets at Grand Central Depot and 3s7 Broadway.
| .EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt and
Desbrosses stS. as follows
80 q. m. Tor Catssauqua and intermediate points
o. m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester. BuHalo
ana The West. and principal local points CnaiF car 70
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
TunKhannOck Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg - - 49,.
points. Chair ear to /. and II. Junction.
40 .. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Correction to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
p N. for Geneva. Lyons Eimr7, Rochester Buffalo
* n M for Iaurays and intermediary points
Trains leaving at o. M. ! p m ana 3;4O p m; , con-
meet Sor All points Mahanoy and H1lcton coal regions
~ 80 SUNDAY TRAINS
A. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton ana lneernealaeo
Gas D. m. for coplay and intermediate points
n m Geneva. Lyons Eimra, Rochester. Buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern Onice 23J Broadway
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SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL KOu IL, aE. + IN
Central station at 1000 and 100 N for Nswp1Es
rovdenee and Boston II 80 ID Nisas b1prSssc 10,
Newport Providence Boston-d ~, ,s a. On n M
..-'".
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L. RE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 401, 317
~ III and 937 broadway 1913 IL oTery, 1877 Westst,
battery Place Chambers and 2Sd Street ferries New.
Williamsburg Newark and Hudson ss Hoboken
and New station, Jersey CITY, where Tickets and Paror
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders FOR checking and
chambesst local trains to 10 minutes ,' earlier ''O'
70 Buffalo Iplman sleeping coaches Iforncsvllc to
a. Cincinnati aud Cleveland, - W.. - =, -
car to BngharntcS oweso. EImira and Corning
p m. daily. Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" a solid
Pullman train Of day and buffet sleeping coaches BUT.
D. "a, daily Chicago Express. pullman bune. sleeping
BusaiO Cincinnati and Chicago '.r' isoc"es'er
ssS 30 19? o ESQ y sS iS 50 ~ p ns ie
Also 70 Rutherford. 80 a. N. 80. 5 30 D. m 70
r o so eAG 9 5oa9 M sunday' AZ 80
e. % 80 70 :SS 70 = q s9go
5so. NSS .5o 40 40 Sa 80 . 20 3d. o. 10 30 m
i, night sunday 81 55 go 10 80 M ~ noon
Ner5fs snd PatSis ron va "a sO
e n IL night = suni lay O. a NJ M So
Ridsco%Voso AMI suaern4, 445, 80 80 10 80 a. M
l. heh 80 40 3 to EdseTood so M a. g 80 M
go. { so'i'aS ;ss 70 49, s'a 800 10 80
&c aays AS 70 80 "a M p l. 80 m
eos STaaayH ~ = 90 9. 10 80 30 30 80
20 p m Sunday Sn2t }Ys,yis 40 go 30 n sS pm
80 80, s. 80 ,. m Sundays 445 go 0
hxpe.s a 9S from the West arrive in Nswl0'A at
7@WS i e %f f Pii and 10 20 p P. FARMER
" Can't suD't General Passenger Agent
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

NJ ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave chanlbersst Station week days ,or
- 90, 10 and II 80 49, $50 q so 80,
SAS $40 10 80 p 20 ms Il midnight m Sundays T.
SATURDAY special p as n oOs a. Adaltl S ''''
.For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and TalmahS
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ID PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On '"G GRAND TRUNK LINE
Train, AND gNTED sTAiEh es MiL sna ccr.nd
Sheets sf fsrties, as follows: '1'''''s'.'
Harrisburg Ptsbgrg and tho wes WIN Pullman P ray
D. m daily New.York aad Chicago Limited OF Par:
lor Dining. smoknE and sleeping Vest'Du!ed Cars a.
ana F aS az 80 REGION. connecting at Cory for Titus
For 100 10 m and II and nd Right Raos
only, 90 sundays rs and 10 20 fm,,s n Wash
lnst9n Express' Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except
sunday 10 eS ns s sry s % 9o ,ar TO- s
Pg,Sn lS m regular g s e 90 100 S ana As 80 gn
su GS ?o is and % @ 30 and d1 90 M and
Fss a A Rdn hg and asf H 10 snd dat
stations. via Railway and AmbOy, 9lo M,
70 % aRd n5i 200 soD 4, , ON 'p sS 40
roS Ola f Pon and NooS via Hi1 PSsdepha
and Norfolk RarS ga 100 p n daily via Baltimore
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey City, arofdng speedy ana nfec'
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express tir, cave New YORK. via DesbrOsscs and cort
iandt strre-s Ferries, follows: -
90 90 D. % Chicago Limited with Dining Car; ana
200 20. T. 80, 90 200. 80 90 and :o6
p m aud u 10 night Accommodation $50 ana ~ ~
Goo @ Ii n9a pa oG p a. m suaday &c. hsp's'' So
, and E and " ~ n 5l ssnsaq
D. n % sunday. connect a. Trenton for Camden
or e noSs and foot Of bso sD ana s &c
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Futonst
BROOKLYN; Station Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket ONCE
The NewYors Transfer Company will call for and check
Genera Manager General Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \, y ~.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n y c. &
w IL R. r. r. CO., Lessee.-Tralns leave West :. 4 42d
Ham tsSs q ~ T. s Louis rs
Montreal p SIass s,a, ES' ssyT55
y IS NJ 900 - rs m Aandi II r.; Tor tiea
:! IS . So ali 30 and . 90 ZOO % ia 2 IN M
Nsw6u,g 10 rs M 30 10 f '42 psa m sdapna
cas- Tor 5SnSio Niagara Falls Toronto Ds.rois Chicago
oher iais Say eScee; sundays Leay To5 IoEsSy
We; Shore Station. az 80 M - $50 p IN No, i9
tcke's timetables information apply NJ Oulccs Hl1oA
n-s5s $50 FEltc9;ss ,r Annex a e 9nes
way 153 10 Bowery. y Park place, and West snope
sitions OF West 42d.st and foot of Jayst N: X
Wescot, Express calls for and checks baegage from
hotels and residences. C r. LAMBEKT
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professional.

4 YOUNG MAN, 10 years Of age. wishes employment
factory references TO AGILITY and character Address
Box ~ Tribune Office, " \
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fesal n otites
i1nblir Notire.

n Office
The Commission for the Revision OF the Excise Laws
OF State Of New York. Will give hearing beginning
the 10Th day OF November. 1855 at 10 80 a. m and
continuing thereafter long be deemed necessary
by Commission. at the Court Room. Part y OF the
OF Common Pleas. in the County Court House IN
the City OF w-NOrk 10 persons desiring TO be heard
upon questions relating the Excise system OF
the State and will receive suggestions for the Improve
DANIEL G. ROLLINS.
President
GEORGE B. COLBY. Secretary.
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Business Chances

EOR SALE.-A valuable trade newspaper
property published in New-York City Bona hde
purchasers may communicate respecting the same with
Mr. i. III. GRAIL. Potter Building. New-fork CITY.
ITO insurance, other large corporations or
business houses splendid Oppo tunity is offered TO
puihase controlling interest in 1rsclass printing e.
tahliskmcnt equipped for finest class Of work small md
larc communications strictly confidential ADDRESS bO 81
NESS, F. 5. H., Tribune Office
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mnsiral Instruments.

A NUMBER OF slightly used upright and SQUARE pianos
"A OF our make which specially selected ana u'eC
by the artists Of the Metropolitan House Compan
during the past opera season. will be sod a. ubera
reduction from regular prices. $500
VIM KNABE CO.. 11o SHAVE. above l0th-st
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Eeeturesan0 nleeiinas.
UNION
ATURDAY NIGHT LECTURES.

COOPER UNION
FREE SATURDAY NIGHT LECTURES.
IN THE GREAT HALL AT O'CLOCK.
The First Division OF the Course for 1sss's9 VIII b
follows:
Nov. IL REV. LYMAN ABBoII. " ", OF DfooA4Sns
Nov "a. MRS ALICE lie PLONGEoNj OF Br9oA N
Dec 1 PROF " LIE CONTE STEVENS. OF Brook.
W lyn n. Y Subject The Development Of
Aeronautlcs." Giustasedl ~.
CITY. Subject: s." Greek and Modern sculD-
nae TX PROF u CAERINGTON BOLTON. Of New
NV York City. Subject: Chemical Arts in Bible
Times" z,,..
Dec % MIR. F. II. BAILEY. Of Boston Mass Subject;
Phenomenal Astronomy" (lllustrated -
Dec. 90. non. DAVID b. sICkLEs OF Ns"-io'A 0i'S'
Ian & MIR l.. J. b. LINCOLN. Of New. YORK CITY.
Jun" Subject: The Proper Use OF the Library
No tickets required. No admission after o'clock
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Danrin9 Academies.
A LIEN DODWORTH. NO osl FIFTH AVENUE
"A Classes ard private lessons now open
Glasses for gentlemen will commence Dec. 3
For terms &C., send 2-cent stamp for circular
ALEXANDER MACGREGoRs los WEST 55rH-sr
"A Glasses and private instruction osy. .
Gentlemens class Waltz only begins saturday even
ing Dec. /. Hall 10 let for private entertainments
A -CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY. so 5th-ave
"A .beween 18th and 14th private lessons all hours
waltz taught rapidly classes forming terms moderate
CARL MARwIG'S Friday and Saturday classes at tho
" Vienna, 13l East 5Sth-st., commences october 81
Applications Friday and Saturday from 70 p. m Ad-
dress letters TO private residence Oil 7thave.
L. FRNANDOS ACADEMY 102 East 55th-st Bank
Il Buiding). school for Dancing. Department and
Calisthenc Exercises Classes forming. Send for
circular
n EORGE W. wALLACE'S CLASSES.
NJ 90 West 59th-st and HARLEM, 129th-st and 4th-
ave. See circulars
MIR. WIN B. DeGARMO, East 45th-st will resume
lMlIstruction IN FASHIONABLE DANCING, Thurs
day. November Is
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VI. S. CKAMBE2LIA, AGENT,
115 BROADWAY, Room 81, KEW-Y0RK
new. ENGLAND LOAN AID TRUST co..
100 Broadway,
COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL BONDS,
GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGES
DEDENTURE BONDS,

BASED UPON FIRST MORTGAGES ASSIGNED OF
RECORD TO AND DEPOSITED WITH THEFAHMERS
LOAN AND TRUST CO.. TRUSTEE; PAYABLE AT
THE BANK OF NETWORK. ". D.A.
We HAVE SOLD OVER sl1ooO.ooO OF ABOVE IN
vEsTMENTs DURING TIE PAST TWELVE YEARS
TO TWO THOUSAND INVESTORS IN NEw-YoRK
NEw.ENGLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA. WITHOUT
LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR HIGHEST REFERENCES
AND FULL INFORMATION GIVEN ON APPLlCA
TON
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n ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON;
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BEtMES.
Steamers sail from pier foot "a ~, Iobokeh
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Fulda Sat. Nov II. 8 80 Lain, Wed. Nov Is noon
Trave, We'd; Nov 81 am Vera, st, Dec l. z go m
first Cabin s75 upward berth. according 70 To-
cation Second Cabin, $50 berth Storage al lowes'
f~'e~ oELRrCHs 4 CO.. No. Bowling Green.
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co 70 BROMLEY 6x9 Novelty Smyrna Rugs Re
pC - yersibls Rugs Csc 70 s75 Velvet carpets Iron
Soc China mattnas. ANDREW LESTEHs Sons. "a
Bfosdway.
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Ocean Gtedmen.

CUNAKD LINZ.
NEw-YoRK 10 LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
49, North RiNes
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Aurania Nov. II, 4 80 a. II Aurania, Dec 10, D.
Etrura, Nov. "a, a m Etrufia Dec % 100 a. m
CANA Dec J. 8 D. Servla Dec. 20. 80 y. IN.
Imbrla Dee s, a. M Umbrla, Jan. 5. S a. IN.
Cabin passage SEQ $50 and 800 Intermediate. s35.
steeTaCe tickets and from all parts OF Europe
low rates freight and passage apply TO the company
office Bowling Green. New York.
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents
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" HE TARIFF OF 1883. pamphlet o. 20 large page,
with the entire List and other valuable Tafih infor
nation. Timely for reference ana absolutely correct
price - cent? . copy. Published By The tribune
Ecw.York
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-08


CHICAGO, Feb, 1.-THE Burlington
road this evening -ss~s- out notice to, N
connecting lines that it will probably b
aweek or more before the company vii
he able to receive freight from them, ant
asking that it be given to other roads.
This afternoon 600 of the ireigh
handlers OF the G., B. g. G., line wer'
laid off and every fright Office in th'
city shut down in consequence of the
engineers strike. These are the samt
men who obtained work during tht
freight handlers strike Of 1856 and arr
said to be loyal to the company, but have
to be laid off, as 30 work remains To-
them to do.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-08

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win give IN mediate reliet? Price ~ cents, ~
cents, and 81. ISAMAN 4 CO.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-08

A subcommittee has been appointed
BY the senate committee on tertitories
providing for the admission to sta-ehooe
Of Dakota, Montana, Washington and
New Mexico territories. Senator Stewart
Of Nevada has come to the front as chair
man Of the sub committee, and he viii
leave no stone un9urned that will help to
annex the panhandle Of Idaho TO Vast
ington. 1t would be more seemly for
him to devote more attention and effort to
infusing little life into the "rotten Dor
ough' he represents than to waste SC
much time in.poking his fingers into the
territorial pie Keystone.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-08


Delegate soolne,s SO ably defending
the annexation of North Idaho to Wash
ington in a speech not long ago, that we
almost feel ike Withdrawing from the
field for the same position. VOORHEES,
has hard fight but he is making valiant.
" for the people Of North Idaho. Dele
gate Dubois and Governor Steyensonknow
they do not state the feeling Of North
Idaho when they insist on these counties
remaining in tact. That people evidently
desire to be annexed to Washington and
they should be permitted to come at once.
It is unjust to deny them their desire just
to be taxed to keep Southern Idaho on
her feet Washington Independent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-08


The Saliue .ounsy, Missouri Demo
crat, of the Its inst, has the following
to say to the Young politicians ans
would.be statesmen Of that state: "Wf
would suggest to the risky young states-
men, who talk so eiiby Of bringing
Missouri to the front" that the grano
old commonwealth is already at ths
front. And more than that. this stat"
has been at the front longer than SONS
on them have been in existence Then
fathers were by no means devoid Of
BRAINS, even if they dad not wear high
collars and sport gold headed canes
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-08

A lady friend of mine advertised for
a servant few weeks ago. She put IN
the usual small sad" and as an explana-
ton which she thought demanded by
the circumstances, she put "No child
rem distinctly in tho advertisement.
She had found one that suited, and was
as usual, little anxious as to how she
would turn out. There came ring at
the bell, and stout woman came IN
with two children. She was usherod in
to the parlor.
"Did you want to see me ?" asked the
lady.
eyes, maan.'
"Well, what can l do for you?'
II feel SO sorry for you, ma'am."
"Wby?"
"You advertised for a servant, ma am. y
"Idid."
II said to myself, ma am, here's a
poor, desoiate woman as hasn't got no
chick nor child, ma'am, to console her
self WITH ma'am."
"But t.
II know it must be hard, ma'am, an
I've come to offer myself for the place
an I've got two children, ma'am, as will
liven you and the place up, ma'am.'
"But I've got a servant now"
ooh, indeed. Good mornin. Come,
children. IS. II. Chronicle.