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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
DETECTING DRUNKEN MEN.
why the Row. joe Joneu Spoke SO Er
phatioally on sunday Night.

Why the Row. joe Jonea Spoke SO En-
phatioany on Sunday Night.
"Chici, Why were not the police more
active in apprcbonding and arrcsting
drunken men ON Sunday inquired an
APrEAL reporter Of Chief Davis yesterday.
"Tncy were, a. the docket will show, "
he replied.
But there are not 500 names on there,
by very large majority, aud all Of them
are not Tor drunkenness
"Of course there or not roo names there
This not London or New York"
"llnt tho Rev. Joe Jones, IN his sermon
last night, said he saw that number OF
drunken men on tlc streets"
That broke the chief up, and he smiled,
then laughed NJ heartily ~ II chewing ON
the meat Of Editor Walker Kennedy .
"llefod and Mary Anne"
"Mr. Jones must be one Of those mys-
tcrious and wonderful experts. That
statement calls 10 mind n patrolman Cncr
on the force IN n ncighboring city. His
career was short, but full Of glory. When
ever be raw man whom he thought
should he behind the bars. be would APP
proach him aud cay, You're drunk. NO,
I'm not; haven't had drink today.
You're a liar, blow your breath IN my
face The poor fellow would do 10, and
whether there or not, the enthusiastic
pilrolman would swear he detected the
o lot Of spirits and run his man In.
The Rev Joe Jones evidently has som,
very superior gift In the direction Of get
/ ting onto drunken mon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
LOCAL pREvITIEs.

There will 10 a gospel meeting and
service Of song In the rooms oi the Young
Mems Christian association tonight n;
100 o'clock. Young and old men are cor
d!slly invited 10 DO present A short,
pleasant service.
Thomas jefferson, who slew William
Ragand, by cutting his throat with q
razor, last Friday night. waived cNamina-
ton In the police court yesteriiny and Was
sent 10 Jail. Evidence against him ~ be-
coming more substantial every day.
There IL nj the police station party Of
moor pcoplc composed OF three women, d
man and two boys anxious for assistance
10 enable them 20 proceed 10 point neal
Little Rock. They hsii from birmingham
and are bound for Arkansas TO pick
cotton.
An election will he held in the Fifteenth
district today for constable. The follow
ing are the judges and clerks OF election
appointed: Judges ;. VI. Lewis, Monroe
klinch. Harry Camp. Clcrss-T r.
DAILY, J. 4. Lewis. Deputy Sheriff BE-
Thomas NJ. Mccormack.
Tho Bald Knob Rod and Gun club has
delegation IT lis members nj work ut the
clubs stamping ground in Arkansas. !
bulletin was wind back yesterday ~ iol
lowx I'D. stephens, Que big bcar. Daw
Thorn, one big deer; q. II. \ m kcr an
others. lengthy sinngsoi b itandsqui Is
Fun ahead. T"
fllcn llll and Bill Henderson, OF
colorcd. engaged In desperate light =
the formers hous1 In the par Of No. 4
Front street. about o o'clock lat night
vh!eh ended ia Ellen being struck on ia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
Criminal gourf.

Madame Rutherford was fined $50 and
sentenced TO six months IMPRISONMENT in
the county Jail Tor keeping bawdy house.
Tho calendar Tor the rest OF the term is
NJ follows
October 23-llo, Jim Shelton; 100, John
Brown; 1863, Rosa johnson and Fannie
johnson.
October 2i--ll7, John Bass; %, Morris
Richardson; ll2, John Anderson; 40,
Harmon Bauldwin; ll5, Gus Comfy; 1875,
Calvin Jackson; ~, Ed Foster.
October 25-l25, Joe Hudson; l23. VIII
Carlisle; l02. ls2, Giles Euclid 20, A. j.
Moses; 81, Charles Gardner, alias Gordon.
October 96-li3, Richard Marshall; III,
Robert Marshall; 40, q. II. Clover.
October 21--lOG, Jim lane; 1871, Doc
Franklin and MnA franklin; 81, Josh
TAYLOR.
October $50, 80, Lewis Lane; 81, John
Wishard.
October 3O-57, NJ. Lewis
October 3l-4I, x. ID. Meyers; 40, Bertha
Buchaw; -, J. Larkin.
November Ills, Josiah Dixon, 80.
Geo. Brown.
November 2-i2G. W. L. Whitney, w.
c. Bycrs and NJ. Burke.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
CONGRESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. James lhclan, Democratic nominee inf
Cnugrrss and the Hon. Harm ". llill, Democratic
clccor Tor this district viii ndirss The clu1rus ~
the Tenth Congressional distract nt The following
time aud plncs
Coliiorviiio. Ovtohcr ~.
IaGfdngc. October -
To1nos. Ocincr ~
Bolivar. Ociohcf2L
S1mcnillc, october y.
nn-pn October ~
CatinHtnn. Orioher y.
Capt }. Harvey Nathcs aud Col. po't iooney
will nl-o sprak ut somcnillc aud Bolivar un the
day above dc,i grated. y '. ADAMS.
Chairman DEMOCRATIC Congressional Executive
Committee. .
JULIUS A. TAYLOR
Mcnirr Democratic Executive Committee for
state nt ilrEc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23

The brazen and shameless prostitute
who calls herself Nine. Rutherford, and
whose elIfontcry in distributing circulars
advertising her foul vocation, was de-
scnbed in yesterdays APPEAL, was tried
before President Hadden yesterday and
fined $50, which she promptly paid, as
web ~ the SO fine imposed on the
colorcd boy who distributed her
cards. Later in the day she
had the cast.iron gall TO appear before
Judge DuBosc in his private office and
plead guilty TO an indictment for keeping
a bawdy house. Judge Dulioso had copy
oil TnE ArPRAL before him, and asked the
woman II she knew the party charged by
TuH ArPEAL with having distributed cir
culan on the street proclaimlng her in
fanny. She smiled ~ though II WAS good
Joke and replied:
"Oh. YES, the article referred 10 me; II
was all a mistake | was tried for Il this
morning by Judge MADDEN, and he dis
charged me with fine
Judge DuBosc's manner Immediately
sank 20 so below zero.
"Do understand you 10 admit that YOU
nrc the woman who Is des,rihcn IN TINS
APrsAL this morning as Nine. Rniher-
ford2"
ayes, SIR" was the woman's simpering
reply. IL.
bawdy houseg'
eyes, sir. and am ready to pay the
fine" said the hardened harlot, producing
her pocketbook.
ooh, YOU are. are you." said Judge Du.
Bose. stcppinstot the door. "Mr Sheriff, he
said 10 deputy Blackwell, who happened
90 pass by, "Mr. sheriff come here"
The deputy sheriff came promptly at the
judges summons
''Mr. Sheriff." said Judge DuIjose, "this
woman pleads guilty Of Keeping hawdy-
house. / sentence her 20 ELK months IN
the work.housc. Take her away"
The woman looked pamlyzcd. The
deputy hesilated about executing the or
der.
take her to Jail, /" pcrmp.orily ordered
the Judge, land at once
And out OF the judicial room the ma
dame WIS conducted. and when she got ~
far as Clerk Capcrs Office she fell In Z
!. dead faint.
Rcsioraiiycs were applied and sho soon
recovered, and, accompanied by the dep
uty and her friend" was driven TO the
county Jail In the meantime her atior
ncy appeared before judge DulloSc anc
begged the privilege Of an appeal, stating
that the dcpravcd woman was well con
nccicd, and had rs much rs $4,000 o
property in her own right in Atlanta, Ga
ooh, yes" said Judge DuIIo-e, 'shC
may appeal. fix her bond nj Sl,OOO
and IT'S got TO be glt-edgcd.
Up 10 late hour last night the bont
had not been given.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
THE COURTS.
Circuit touri.

Today's calendar: Nos. 9os7, d. Wheel.
or vs. II. T.. Cannon; l0l0i, WIN. Odncal
VS. A. Stephenson; l0,l06, Nathan Smith
vs. Southern Cotton Oil company; 1910
james Bell vs. Gilchrisi * Martin; lO,ill,
John Cartovillc vs. c. Nelson; l0,ll2
William Watson vs.. w. II. Bingham;
l0,ll3, Otto Bcs,of VS. Fannie Winston;
lO,llI, Charles Gocbel & Co. vs. Frank
Schuman; 0,737, ]. G. Fognrty VS. Shelby
Meath; 0,ggj, Ms. 5. NJ. llopson vs. Hen
~ Schultz.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
THE SPIDER AND rue ROACH.
Tho olutton's Cruel Fato-A Tragic Tale
OF Real Life In Several Chapters.

Tho olutton's Cruel Fato-h Tragic Tale
or Real Life In Several Chapters.
Tho reading public have, through the
medium Of magazine articles and news
paper sketches, become somewhat familiar
with the interior workings and appoint.
mcnts Of first class newspaper They
know, for Instance, that every newspaper
OF consequence has a staff Of editorial
writer's, an cditorin.chiei. n managing
editor, a corps Of reporters, a foreman OF
the oomposing-room, an army Of comPos-
iiors, business manager and n cashier,
whose cash drawer Is protected by time
lock, which only opens once a week. They
alec know that the New York Sun has an
Office cat which eats rejected manuscript,
and that other prominent journals have
pets Of different variety, each TO Us own
taste. Tho peculiar weakness Of the Mem.
phis Irdidnchs Is an ancient sword, which
came over with DcS0to, and has riDcc
then been cherished M an heirloom IN the
editors family. II hangs Immediately
over the editorial desk within convenient
rrach Of the editorial hand, and the
/ EDITORS eye fingers oaressingly on u when
| an Infatuated citizen comes Ia 10 complain
Il some publication Tin this mornings
These peculiarities Of our esteemed con.
4 mporafics are only mentioned 10 point
out the fact that while each Office may
have peculiar pct Of liz own, MI Of them
have one indcstfucliblo feature In com,
mon. Just what its scientific name |,
nobody knows VI cares; Its everyday
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23

head with a brick and Bill receiving n
knife wound in the lett side. Neither
wound is considered dangerous. Ohic r
Jordan arrested both parties.
twenty-five members OF the county
court met in special session yesterday, ac-
copied the resignation OF Work House
Superintendent Il. NJ Mason and elected
Squire j. \. Harrison TO succeed him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23

AtTnouun this cruel war Is over, still
there are thrcshing machincsand shoiguns
getting In their work, aud nmpuialion oil
arms aud legs still render artificial limbs
necessity. We call the earnest attention
OF those needing additions OF that sort TO
A. McDerMoit's advertisement IN another
column Of DIR. Elys celebrated patent artl'
fetal lcgy aud arms These have oil the
actions and motions oi natural limbs, ana
have proved satisfactory 10 all wcarerS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
RUPTURE CURED.
DR.. 4. NOBLE.

Specialist IN the Cure ~ Ruytrr and al Forms ol
chronic Diseases Male ~ Fcmaic.
DuPrrnE CURED WITHOUT TIM KsiPE. OF
~ hiBdfanoe ~ business by the Msdioat ri
soft Pad Truss and Onre Treatment
Ia Diseases Of Women. ali their iurnG I gir'
immediate relief aud permanent curr.
firlctufe. hydroccle ani Varcocsle. ald Oh ilf
every casc I take. Tfusscs male and httsi "a
cor names sod address Of cures made IN the city
once 30. ~ JbffEnsoS sfnEkL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
Trnn-fcr- of nenIiy.

Joseph Vlcraro 10 Ms Ella Burke,
part Of lots 10 aud IL Of lIarberts sub
division. corner Of jackson street aud
fernando road.
Mrs. William Cox Ct al. 10 10. Williams,
lot on Second street, containing 35-lO0
acres, 81, $50
l.. j. Wheeler ct al. TO S. II. Timmons,
country lot, 500.
Mrs. VIM. Cox ct al. TO n. O. Williams.
lot containing II acres on the Randolph
road, II, 800.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
STRUCK A SNAG.
THE BRA2EN NINE. RUTHERFORD
GOES TO THE WORK. HOUSE,

And VIII Stay There six Months at
Hard Labor Unless she Can Fur
nish Bond for an Appeal to tho su-
preme Court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23

DIFD.
suEPARD-At lacpnla, Ark. on Octob,r ~
1855 e. g. surrAEp, ugUd u jcnr, eldest son Of
4 a. shepard
Louisville Cpur'cr Journal. Grnu'rtown XVI
Time, aud hfs Crcnn.i iosi lntclllsunccr please
COPY.
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H,Lo makes tho skin white and clear.

SUBSCRIBE for TnE WEEKLY AprKAt, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
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HERMAN cRoHs. TIE HALTER.
ss4i.2 Main Street. Opposite oayosc
Hotel

Leader Of low prices in Hats and Cars
for men, boys and children. Examine
before purchasing aud you will be con.
WINGED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
THE SEVEN STARS.
HOW THE CoLoRED PEOPLE ARE
BAMBoozLED.

A Society With Monthly Income of
5000 and Little to Show for It
d. l.. F. Banks and His Surprising
Gold Mine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23

The comis Paris paper Gr,la has been
seized iorpublishing IA lnsultingcarcatufc
OF Emperor William In Italy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
CHAPTER v.

The editor with goulish glec sat re-.
joicing over his crime, when slrungc
commoiion over IN the little spiders
mansion attracted his attention. Now, by
~. Paul, here was unexpected luck, the
Office roach had fallen into the little
spiders front yard aud that young rascal
was having sGmo fun With him. lie got
out his lasso anil threw II over las
prisoners neck and frightened Il nj every
pull. while the editor looked on, shouting
with glec Then the little spider got out
another lnriat and skilliully east u over
the ruach's legs. then ho tied him 10 q
fence post aud there the roach lay,
squirning and kicking. but helpless, while
the playful litllG spider danced all over
him and ticklcd him under the iiith ri
and biz him lovingly IN tho neck. The
editor screamed with Joy and shouted
eco In, Ike Weir, I'm betting on YOU
The roach tainted with fear aud the
little spider, believing him dead, tried i'
haul him 20 the dining-rOOm, but the
motion revived his victim aud he began
10 kick. Then the little spider jumped
on 20 him in good hshion and walked al
over him aud gaye him hypolcrmic in
| lection Of cold poison la his iugular vein
That settled himi a gruan, grasp, q con
yulsiyo throb aud the paste eater was al
rest. f.u
The last seen Of the spider he wa
hauling the corps 70 the refrigerator
while the editor milingly urged him on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23
CAUTION

Tswars ~ Frsai ~ my nome ani ihe rfioe
arr stamped on no buiiuui ~ al MY aitsttiasd
flnsIs isrfurr leaving tho fnrtoff, shifh tfuifct
tir urarrfa ~ lnst high ufirrs lil hfFft"f E"Hda
10 dealer ufcfs W, l., Douglas tiass 81 a te-
durasi prize. 90 aays h. has tlfn Withuut ny uain
and price stamped GA tls bottom, vat him doHn a.
AFRAID.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23

DmSK Mal,o. 1t Ia pleasant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-23

FoR zine diamonds, go TO Hughes 4
lIallcr, 3j3 Main street.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-10

tlhcate, series b mas MADE It's appearance.
Speaker Carlisle is again in
his chair and in command of the House of
Congress for the first time since his illness
Superintendent Howard, of
the Philadelphia postoilicc, is under arrest
for taking a necktie from package of mail
Charles Albrecht, aged man
of Lexington, was SATURDAY strangled to
death by the breaking of cancer in his
throat
At Newton. Georgia, Amos
Grant murdered his wife, his son, and his
wifc's sister and then killed himself. lie
was insane at the time.
Ten prisoners burrowed like
groundhogs out Of the rotten Uniontown
pa Jail last week and decamped, taking
their shadows with them
Louis Tate,alias Chas. Stew
art, who in 1884 killed Willis Moore for five
| cents, at Ilopkiusvile, KY, was arrested at
Evansville Ind. last week.
The Government has wisely
determined to arm all of its postal employees
who are engaged upon the roads in the West
"", RE, "''i r''Oer,eS most frequently occur
The steamboat, Lee Howell,
running between Helena, Ark, and Friar's
Point Miss, sunk three miles above the
latter place Friday afternoon. No lives lost,
Tom Ellis, editor Of a paper
called the Hornet. an unsavory sheet pub.
lished at birmingham, Ala, was shot and
MORALLY wounded Saturday by Detective
sullivan.
Ben lIODklnS. late assistant
cashier of the Cincinnati Fidelity bank. was
SATURDAY. found guilty of completely in mis-.
using the funds. Motions for an arrest of
Judgment and a new trial were made and
will be argued before Judge Jackson. of the
L. S. Court, tomorrow.
GOV. Buckncr has declined
TO surrender to the West virginia authori.
ties the members of the Hatfield party now
in Jail at Pikeyille. He holds that the mat
fer is for the courts and not the Executive
to decide, and suggests that the Hatficlds
can secure an early hearing by suing out
writs of hobeas corpus.
Can't. Jack Martin, one of the
most respected and widely.Enown citizens
Of Winchester. XIV. died nj that place Fri.
dav, AGED sixty.iye wears. During the late
war he was an officer in the Twentieth Ken
lucky Federal Infantry. Fo, many wears
he has been prominently identified with the
lumber interests Of the county.
4 remarkable couple were
recently seen in Nashville. Tenn. making
purchases NJ the stores. The man was cjoht
feet four inches in hefght and weighed 100
pounds. while the wife was only four feet
two inches high, and weighed the soma rs
the man. They were buying present for
their eight bows and eleven girls.
Man, hons in +bo IIouSo frou,
Arkansas refuse to recognize any other pro.
nunciation of the name Of their State than
Arkansaw, the Legislature having declared
,hot to he the only legal designation of that
commonwealth -Couricr-.Journal
And Congress should pass a law making
the spelling conform to the recommendations.
u,lI;o Rornoo onlv d,uob+
- pan,a, ,.o,I,i,, tani.oo
'r..I a,';,,a III hao ,,n, w -, L,aa,a..,at
harness with her fathers horse trainer, Geo.
l. Banks
Gucss they'll drive together pretty we'll
If she don't want TO work in .bc lead MI the
,imc. Even then he ought to hold her 70 =
Lowell coit
o..o 81 ,ooloo;o, ,.L;.l,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-10
ALL OVER The WORLD IN A WEEK.

! $50 NN'h 'iibp iliuiSNll lNb WIVES NltDlU
a week.
JcSsaminc county is anxious
to vote $4,000 to the Louisville Southern
railroad, which will run via Richmond to
Beattyville.
Thos. II. Stevens, the horse
man, owner of Wary, Foimore and Others
has purchased the Walnut Hills stud farm
near Lexington, KY, for $27,5OO.
At St. Joseph, Mo-, the wom-
en- have petitioned the men of the town to
lynch two wife Misunderstanding and
Hooncck-bccause of the laws delay.
Senator Leavy, Of WoOdford
county, was summoned Mon!ay to appear
before Judge Morton, Of the Fayctte circuit
court, to answer the charge of contempt.
Geo. Il. Carpenter swindled
the Brookside Knitting Machine Co. out of
100000 escaped t. Florida was captured
and placed under guard, and again escaped
Edward Hickman. Of Bards-
| town, Ky, was shot and killed at that place
one day last week byDr,J. Il. Niece. HEX
man was trying to hack Niece into mincc-
meat, when the latter shot him in self.dc-
! Tense.
Charles Arbucllle. the coffee
king merchant, HIS filed notice of an appeal
to the general term of the New York SUI
preme Court from the judgment of $lG,1S2
obtained against him by Miss Clara Camp
bell in the recent breach of promise suit
J. J. Mundy, Ell Paso, Texas,
has purchased from farmers Of shelby com
ty fifty head of choice grade Holstein and
Jersey bulls and COWS for breeding purposes
The cattle We're shipped to their immense
cattle ranch in palace stock cars, costing
5000 each from Shelbyyile, Ky, to Fl
Paso.
VIM. Is. Lambuth. Of Ken
lucky, clerk of the free delivery division
ofthe Postofice Department at Washington,
has met with an encouraging bit of for
tune which may lead to better still. He
was promoted from a 81 600 position to one
with salary OF 81 200 attached. He was a
resident Of Lexington for some years teach
ing school there.
The Wo0dford Railway Co.
will, on the 10Th of this month, submit to
the Woodlord county court the following
proposition: TO build road from Versailles
10 Lexington for the sum of&5O,OO0 subscrip-
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MRS. MARY NICKELL'S
SELECT SCHOOL.

The undersigned will begin school in Eel
Morgan county, MONDAY, JAN. ., 1855
which will continue five months, and she
kindly solicits 4 liberal patronage from all
friends of education.
FACULTY.-Mrs. Mary Nickrll, General
Literature; Mrs. Anna J. Fields, Instrument
Ial Music.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Primrry Department..,..,....,.... d %
Languages 4 10
huSlN Id W.
Board (per Observation-Disclosures. l 30
Address MRS. MARY +. NICKEL.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
We learn. from Maj. John W. Ora

Il ls i Il - u
We learn from Maj. John W. Ora
HIM who, with Hon. Thomas Rafiin.
.,are of counsel for the state Of North
Carolina. that the case of. the State OF
tSurth Camlins against A H.sremple
/ ow pending in the Supreme Court Of
fsisr United States and known as the
Especial Tax bond case, on account OF
the absence OF the Attorneys from
L.ouisisna in similar case from that
STATE. has been continued to the Goto.
Der Term. ~"
The result Of this case is a matter
ot. very great importance to the peo
pie Of North Carolina. II the Court
should, chold that these bonds trem
(which the State never derived one
cent OF benefit to be valid. then the
people of the State, by taxation, will
,l.ave to pay not much less than Is
million dollars. But we have as our
counsel, ons.Raiin'alid Graham, Da
,xidson and Battle, true sons af the old
North State, ~e are not much scared.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

One Of the most dangerous evils OF
our time is the 50 called @trust." A
handful oi rDonopolists who proince
D certain article. agree together that
they will deprive the people Of any
ri the advantage Of c,mpeiition
and 6r upon certain prices. binding
themselves not to sell for less. ! few
men in different industries thus'irave
il in their power at any time To exceed
the nstnral profits ot trade and TO ex
act from the people in addition exnr-
bitaBt tributes. What Il the remedy
Cor this eTil? To legislsts directly
against these "trus.s' 10 not wholly
satisfactory, Tor he'rsaoon that II Il
difficult 10 frame laws that tue iDge-
nuify Of these combinations canno'
svads. The proper remedy, the most
practical aud successful remedy, is "a
,ower the tariff On sllihe.ioreigp arti
oles Of like kind With those whoss
prices can be EASILY fixed by thes,
i-trusts." =. .t':
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

A cosTenfion Of the Democratic party
of tbe Foarih Congressional District wiz
be beld al Raleigh, On Mag 18th, next, 10
porniBste candidate for Congress, . can-
disisie for District Elector. 10 elect two
dslegsies "a The National Democratic Con.
yeniion and for other purposes. By order
oi tho committee. u. .. PanntsH.
Chairman Executive Committee.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
HiII.Loro. n. Q. April 10Th 80

oOO, ~ ~. nPtH tWh -
The Township Democratic Executive
Committees of orsnge County arc hereby
requested 10 eaIl flr~iBg of the Demo.
cratic voters In each township on Saturday
May 9th. 1858. TO selrrt dsl~gstrs 10 The
County CoBssntion 10 be held 10 Hillstoro
on Saturday The i2sh of May 1888. which !.
called TO vlryt delegates 10 the Congrcssion-
d Convention 10 10 held in Raleigh on the
18th of Msy aud 10 the DsnocF.sic Siaie
Convention 70 be hvld,in Rslsigh on tis %
Of May 1855. E,ch Tosnship is entitled
70 iep delegates 10 ths County Convention.
A W. GRAHAM. Charm.
DEN. Ex. COMMITTEES.