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Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Norris Pierce, who SN en2 %iISI
the Roeklsud brsncn 81 W. IN al
ton & Northern RAilroaa, 'V an
t:e,tIe work near R lcsltnll a,I mi /
OF 20 OF feet, on wednetdsy,i ~ I lo a. Va
SSH quite badly. A carriage "a !. S,, SI
cured and he was taken " IIarshr
of his grandmother, JuIls ~ nd b
Al Oentt.vllle, with whoa 40 IN. I
living. DR.. Chandler wa s,' U sId.
Aft ,rded the necessary su Us r,s pn
bones we're broken, but ne
thoroughly brui 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

The excursion ofthc Brandywiue NJ. Z
Church, Sunday school, this morning,
was very large one. The school headed
by the Dupont Band, marched from the
church to Six eeuth street, to French, to
FOURTH thence TO Fourth street wharf,
AT the wharf they boarded the steamer
Clyde, and proceeded TO beverly Park.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

The old choir OF st. Paul's NJ, q,
Church, comprising Misses Eva Zabley,
Emily Flynn, Clara Murgattoyd, Ida
Morris and Mamie Morrow, Mrs. Van.
dever, W. z 3bley, Atwood Zsbley, Har.
yey Hodecker, Harry Guthrie and
George Z4bley, with JOHN A. Cannon,
leader, will go to Clay ton Sunday next,
TO assist In the dedication OF Bt. Paul'e
M. E. Church at that place,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

ohief Justice Conesys Ia still COL.
nned to his bed ~ bis home In Dover
and while his physician, DR.. Bishop,
says that his condition 10 not dao ger
Gus, there Is considerable solicitude fell
Tor him by bis many friends In Thu
CITY. IL Is rotht all probable that he " III
DC able TO occupy q seat en- the bench
again during this torn.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
n S9Hs''s. JUNE i.
\ MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION OF TIL
Chimes Of Normandy

= The cast will include the full strength
Of tue club, assisted by Mr.. George Hol-
land, the eminent commedian of Phila-
delphia, and dramatic instructor OF the
club, who has kindly volunteered on this
occasion to assume tie role ol Notary.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

DEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ RE0lSTER'B OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DKL.,

NEW CATTLE COUNTY, DkL.i
Upon the application of Thomas darlington
Executor of John II. BrittOn late OF VIII
mington Hundred, In said county, deceased, it
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of letters II, stamentary
with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements 70 be posted
within 40 days from the date of such
letters In six of the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
an persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such CAGE mnde and provided I;
and also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period IN the Daily REPUBLICAN,,
| newspaper publlshedia Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks e. ODD
| { ~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. 9. {Onlce Of the Register aforesaid, al
~ Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN k. BRADFORD, Register.
! NorICE.-Ail persons having ella ms gainst
| the estate OF the deceased must present The
| sane, duly attcsted to the Executor, on or be-
| fore June 9Th, 1883, OF abide the Act OF As
4 semDly in such Ease made and provided
THOMAS DARLINGTON,
/ ,, Executor.
Je7-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Elegant new seAltkin sacquo, genuine
AlaskA, London dye. 46 inches long,
worth 1915; advertiser financially on !.
barrassed; must sell Immediately; per-
feotly new garment, never worn, big
sacrifice for cash. Address
OBLIGATION"
DAILY REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

The Choral Club Ia n receipt Of
tsrs from o. W. Kennedy & CO.
Pbilsdelphia, offering the u'e Of 90
their pianos free for the proposed y
ii to Prof q. b. Rhoaisi also one 4
George Hollsnd offering bis saLyl
and still another from Joseph .. III
and one from the Delaware Pin!
Company with congratulations an1
call upon them fer anything ~
printing line free Of oharie. tbs y
at should be- crowded, arl oil lovul
music and home talent, Of Whlea
club is composed, should turn oHI
give Mr.. RnoS1s rOusiD8 o+ntnA
ID. Coward IL working lie aHJ
for Its success, and lie VIII
nothing uudone to insure htaiy
probation o, Wilmington sp9i'eSl,sYI
OF the good work done By 10 VI
Clubs leader, Mr. Q B RAonG
D = -
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

We have no branch storse; the only
original OneP Price Boot and Stoe
House is S04 Market street. Henry
Pike, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
CAST:

Tickets of admission to all parts of the
house SO cents. No extra charge for
reserved seats.
Seats reserved at C. F Thomas & Co. g,
Saturday, June 0, at a, IN. II
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

We aie selling goods cheap ut the
original Boston Shoe House, kut are
not advertising goods at bslfprloc.
Henry Pike, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

DR., hppll goi.'s s,.c,sc r,,,,,,,,,, =, =
for eurlsis ana Oh so 49, ybs ~ p, yun'
price Acc. 0ei h5tle. For sNjs hv
TAYLOR & FULLERTON,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07
HoRKIMGMENI

G:iy continue 20 pay rent when
POO cash and SO per month and
taxes will buy a coy homo on
the east side?
Dwelling contains g rooms, In
good condition; LOT t5H75 feet.
Convenient TO all Industrial es-
Establishments.
II you wish to secure one OF
these raro bargains, decide
promptly, and call on
HAWKINS g. CO.,
7i2 Market Street. j4Gt
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Mr.. Louis T. Msdhola, avid MI.
Minuit E. Braca wi'i h. - 70
holy vi I'd lock this evsning n, n'oioot
at the residercg NJ tba hrids,s 800
a RECEPTION will h, hsld az, ~ go 90
mOuy, SeAN
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

We are not going to the seasbore. We
are going TO stay at S04 Market stloet.
Henry Pike.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Mrs. James RrAd,oyd and Mt, ro,,,.
BAIT stbury are erioSiug ,na,ns o1 oo''..
ReholOth, AlthonSh M praIT,r 70 s'
rented bis coftaDe Ihat Ia -, M 'a'
Long Of Lsges. 800 - Al ''
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

The costumes will be the fiji est thai
can be procured in Philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

Ice cream and soda water at BeRton
Smiths drug store, corner Seventh and
| Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

An additional ,r1s new 'l o. i. ~ \
l 10 Z rev It : l.ips v SqIi !. rsEo,;1I
evefy psrticr,af ~ = ! s.9J Tsi''''
enabled to carry I''.''
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

This morning Horace % ,,,i E' EIS1.5
secretary OF the D 1mI &c i,ooili@Haiio, 4
Committee, received am nSsr Of tb:l
f 3 B st,pie'Orj, a R 15s. OMiissIn.s'
aud Jester, who wefe t sP sad cCIlll
; p E n%H 81 G e. to .s,1s
PIs ao have cen sppO
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

These who desire u 20 T Tn i7th !
ware emuRerbuud GA u. nd fra
m ust take train at Wafer '1
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

scott Excursion TO Beverly PARK,
Monday. June 11Lh.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-07

For pleasure go on the DeIaSsn Y
gsrbund Excursion to Oaps NAY
steamer Republic Jure lllA'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19

Arkansas see. Mrs. s. Selig and her
daughters, Misses Sara and Fannie, left
Monday Tor Cincinnati to attend the OK
position ..... George Lpscomb leaves in a
few days for Natchez, Miss, where he has
accepted the position OF general auperin-
tcndent Of the Y. NJ. @. A. OF that city"
Judson Harris, who was raised in Column
bus, but has made his home in Texas for
several years, was in Columbus few days
daughter, Miss Clara, OF Tuscaloosa, Ala. ARE
visiting the family OF d. +. Roberson."..
Lieut.. II. G.. Davis and 7. +. Watson, Of
the Agricultural and Mechanical college,
were in the city this week......A. J.. Kemp
made flying visit TO Memphis this week
... Mrs. b. A. Vaughan, Miss JEANNE
Vaughan and Miss Julia Sykes left last
Monday for Salt Springs, Mrs.
Emma Myrick, who has been visiting rela-
tiycs in Columbus, left few days ago for
this week ...... George sherman, Of the cot
ton firm Of Sherman d Burdick, Of Mem
phis, IL in the city," Charles Baskerville
and Charles McGce are visiting friends in
Aberdeen Col Cary w. Stiles OF the
Birmingham Hroh, is registered ut the
Gimcr".mThe Rev DIR, Teasdale and
wife are visiting relations in Knoxville,
Tcnn...J. 5. Sanford, for the past year
manager Of Knowles q GlIord's store, OF
this place, leaves for Memphis September
/, hc having accepted II position in the
dry goods establishment Of Il. ii. W.
Goodwin Mr.. Sanford has made many
friends during his stay in Columbus who
will sec him leave with sincere regret.
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Amer Tv..,,.a,. y..y.

ST. I.oufs, Mo-, Aug Isl r. Fore.
man was arrested at Hannibal, Mo-, last
night for crime committed quarter Of
a century ago. In 1868 Foreman stole
horse from James Robinson; OF Rails
county. His plea on trial was that ho
had takcu the horse by order Of Capt
Livingston, who commanded the company
Foreman was In. Foreman was found
guilty and sentenced TO the pcnitcntiary
for a term Of six years. A guard Of six
men was placed over him, but he escaped
during the night, and his whereabouts
have been unknown until yesterday.
Foreman claims 10 have been within
radius Of 100 miles Of Hannibal over since
lac was sentenced. lie has been taken TO
the peniieniiary NJ Jefferson City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19

After three weeks Of dry weather, the
much-nccdcd rains have come, 10 the
great relief Of the iamcn. Cotton Is ~.
riously damaged but with favorable sea-
sons, nearly m average crop may be made
The grading. getting cruss-tics, etc.. Is
progressing for the new railroad. building
from the Batcs,illc Il Brnklcy railroad To
the Point the garden spot Of Arkansas,
lying between Cache aud White rivcrs. 1t
will tap the Baicsyillc 4 birmingham road
two miles north Of hctc...... Mr.. Anderson,
deputy sheriff Of Woodruff county, was
accidentally shot through the body several
days since, while attempting 10 arrest a
negro near here. II " thought ho will re-
cONcr"....Miss Edna Cotton, Of Forrest
CITY, Who ~ visiting the Misses Howell, IL
cnliyening our village with her smiles
Dick lard, oi the same place, who has
been here ior several days, Accms charmed
With our place SAYS lac wishes 10 rent an
Office and practice law herr The Misses
Wcsimorcland, two charming ladies from
Cotton liant, gave our village flying
visit SEVERAL days SINCE. GA ROUTE Ia Scarry
..."A fishing excursion 60 the White
fycr lakes IA ON the taps In the near
future, Ia which several Young ladies will
| JOIN, ~ fishing can be- done independent
/ oi hook aud line .,.. We are organizing
Democratic clubs over our county and
State. You need not be- uneasy alout
| Arkansas. Just look after your own
state ...u Amen to that proposition 10 build
homo hagging manufactures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19

Misses Lula Figg and Eva Oliver. two
Of Courtland's lovely daughters, arr visit.
ing Miss Ruth kuykcnlall.. An inter.
csting meeting has been inprogrcss nj Pine
llill, near here. during the week, aud
several OF our citizens attcndcd......M Mrs.
Eliza brown, Of Gnball. Is sojourning
among relatives. Master Parrish Taylor,
OF liaicsyillc. was in town "Wednesday ......
Col. 4. 4. Parrish visited Courlland this
week.-Mrs.. VI. l.. Draper and Mis-,
LYDIA Draper spent several DAYS in Popc
this week Rain fairly poured down
Thursday IN this section, damaging cotton
considerably In low lands However. Il
h thought the good accomplished by the
rain viii greatly UyctbalnnCc the damage
...,..J. A.. Martin aud wife have returned
20 Memphis The former was sick hero
iur some time ...... Harrison and vicinity
are quite healthy at pr,~cnt......T til. Iov.
". W. Rockctt will conduct ~ meeting At
Pope next wcck.,...n During the incoming
week meeting will take place at tho
Cumberland Presbyterian church OF this
place. Tho pastor IL Ia bc assisted by a
gentleman from Tennessee ...... Miss Ellen
AfNin, oi Terrence, and Miss Minnie
Iowncs, Of Handy, two captivating miS-r.,
have been visiting Miss Ouida Mcleod the
past week
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40 COLUMBUS, Miss.

ML Charles Moore spent portion Of
this week In Columbus. Mn.O. T. Macr
h At home again, after short visit to Me.
rdian"...Miss Bertha llargrayca, Of Dir.
mingham, Is In the city, the guest Of Miss
Bessie Moore. Mr., Frank Hubbard has
taken charge Of Echarl's photograph gal.
lcfy until Mr.. Eyhari returns. Mr.. Hub.
bard was with his last season and We are
glad To welcome him 10 Columbus again.
Mi I. W. Harris, Of Chattanooga,
left on Monday ior his home, after a very
brief visit 10 Columbus. MB. Ellen
Weaver, Mn. Dr. $. : Franklin and MIR
u. A. Weaver left Monday ior waukesha,
Wis 30, Maj. Morris Mccarthy, after n
visit Of some months 10 Denver, Col, has
returned homo".,.Mf Oscar Bledsoe,
after spending several dayu with relatives
in Columbus, left for West Point on
"Wednesday, whore, by invitation OF the
executive committee Of tho Democratic
party, he will address the people on the
political issues Of the dny ...... Mr.. Fam
Harris Ia visiting friends in birmingham
aud Aberdeen .....Capt J. n. Leigh left q
low day. ago lot Saratoga iof the remainder
Of the summer. Mn. Crowell. teacher of
drcssmaking at the Industrial college, has
gonc 20 Now York foe few weeks. 80. Mrs.
H. II. Cicniens and hor charming little
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
Al TupeiO, Miss.

Col. W. l.. Clayton went to Bonneville
Friday on legal business. Mrs. James
J.. Gillespie IL visiting her mother in Sar-
dis.....Dr. NJ. l.. Goodlett, one OF Tupe-
los best physicians, made a professional
visit TO Amory last wock...,.Gcn. James
L. Finley, president Of the Helena, tn.
pclo & Decatur railroad, returned from
birmingham, Ala, Sunday, where hc had
been in the interest Of his road" Prof.
ID. T. Mckay has been elected principal
OF the Tupolo public school, and Misses
Hattie Stevens, Laura Wcatherall and An
ME Bell Norton assistants, for the ensuing
scholastic year. They gave general salts
faction during the past session, hence they
were rc-clcctcd.,".. Circuit court convcnes
here for Ice county on tomorrow. Two Of
the retailers Of yinous and spirituous
liquors have left the country alrcaIy...
J. A. Gibson, agent OF the Kansas City,
Memphis n Birmingham railroad, at this
place, visited friends in Meridian last
week.. The board Of mayor aud council
men have elected X. +. Robertson mar
shall and J. q. Robins, g. II. Hood and
:. j. High, school trustees. The Tupelo
hotel IL going up rapidly. There arc also
three new brick stores being built, and
four new residences. No town in the
state has built up ~ fast rs Tupelo has
for the last eighteen months...N. w.
Bradford, the talented editor Of the Pom.
totOc Democrat, passed through Tupolo
Tuesday on his way 10 West Point 10 at
tond the congressional convention for the
Fourth dstrict....J. NJ. Williams, OF
Jasper, Ala, is here closing out his gro
Gerry business. lie will 90 into business
in Jasper Dr. ]. W. Ware has been in
Bruoksvillo for several DAYS ON profess
sional business. .... Miss Erin Keys one
Norona'a faircst little misses, has been
visiting her friend here, Miss ALMA
Is. Fitzpatrick and VIM.
Robins made n professional visit To Full
lon last Sunday Mai. II. G. Mcdford,
secretary Of the Helena, Tupclo & Deca-
iur railroad, was In Pontotoc last week in
The interest Of his road ...... Capt. Norton,
who Ii doing business at Birmingham,
Ala, and spends most OF his time there,
spent several days In Tupclo last week
with his family ..... Mcsdames Moscr and
Dickinson, OF Verona, are visiting the
family Of DR.. Mcwilliams, Of this place
-. A. Petty, Of Nc;tlcton, was in Tu-
pclo Thursday on business W. &. Bcs-
sonott, Of Birmingham, Ala, spent some
time here recently with his family. lie
expects 10 move his family there soon ......
W. II. Clifton and family. Of Aberdeen,
arc visiting the family of Col. Blair. Of
this place. ..... Miss Amanda Brown n Wis.
ting relatives Ia Punlotoc.....Ca Capt. Jas.
kincnnnon, OF Verona, aud Prof. 4. \.
kincannun, OF Meridian, wctc in Tupclo
fyyputly
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19

other OF our citizens that went on an ex-
cursion TO Texas some two weeks ago
have returned home ..... Miss Jennie Hen
wood. after sojourn Of several weeks in
our city, returned to her home in Oxford
last Saturday....A social entertainment
was had at Mrs. EIeath's Tuesday
evening, which was a very enjoyable al
fair -. The Hon. w. N. Nash is absent this
week visiting Washington Territory on lc-
cal business. ..,. Miss Irene Williams, OF
Nashville, Tenn, is visiting Capt W. w.
Scales family. Miss Mary Anderson,
after spending a week or two most pleas
antly in our town, returned TO her home
in Shugualuk last Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
Al shemeId. Ala.

Tho Hon. W. l.. Chambers, vicc-prcsi-
dent and manager Of tho Sheffield Land,
Coal and Iron company, left this morning
Tor the cas-, ON business connected with the
land company. Nothing definite can be
learned ~ TO the contamination OF the
trade between the company and the Phil.
adclphia syndicate, although all indica.
tons point TO lis sure accomplishment.
Holders Of stock and sheffield lands are
reluctant TO let 20 their interest nj al.
yanccd figures, ~ the perfection Of the sale
Of the land company's interest would dou-
bic values In twcnty.four hours. Scven-
tenihs Of the stockholders had signihcd
their assent 90 the sale last evening, and
every mail increases the number On
Thursday evening last a reception was
given the kolb party atihis place. Spccch-
making and fireworks were the principal
features Of the occaaion ... Alabama on
Wheels left sheffield on the morning Of
the 10th instant, via the louisyillc6 Nash
vile railroad, ior the principal cities Of the
north aud west
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
Al rouIon, Tenn.

The long looked for rain commenced
falling in this portion OF Haywood county
at O'Clock this morning Saturday, and
continued until 8 o'clock, coming down in
torrents portion OF the time. II is the
first good rain in five months. Water was
getting scarce and crops were suffering,
and are cut Off from expectations. The
people are debating the question this
morning whether cotton will be benefited.
The rain came ten days too late, but rs
cotton has ten more days vet that blooms
will make, IL would seem there would be
great benefit. blooms coming up 10 the
nth OF August would certainly make cot
ton, and when the fall is late they have
bean known 10 make, appearing septem-
Der TO- This has been a peculiar spring
and summer in this section, not enough
nin falling TO stop plows at any time.
Showers have been frequent. The cotton
crop will likely be rs large rs last year.
Wheat was better. The prospect looks
better now..... A peculiar and strange fever
has been very fatal in this section for the
past six weeks among the colored people.
Nearly every one dies that take II. II has
new symptoms, and the doctors have not
named Il. The people have called IL
''slow" fever and will he hereafter known
by that name. There are six new cases Of
II in the community now and new cases
coming every DAY nearly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
A. souss,iIIe. miss.

Dr. r. l.. Jones, q leading citizen Of
UUnada, was In Town Thursday ..... Claud
Halle Is visiting relatives and friends In
Mcmphis",...Dr y. = Bcadlc., an cncr.
gciic and rising young physician II Coffee.
vile, Is visiting friends In Calhoun county
this wcck"....A Misses Matte Heron aud
Nellie Dcr,lon, two OF Co1ccyillc's charm.
ing young ladies', are visiting relatives aud
friends In Oakland, Mirs......John Wynn.
the efficient and talented assistant dopot
sgoni Tor the Illinois Central railroad al
this place, spent last Wednesday In Wi.
nona"."w. II. Enochs, Of riitsboro. WIS
q visitor 10 Coilccyillc Friday Miss
Wcbbcr, Of Fort Smith. Ark., who has
been visiting friends here iof some time
past, has returned 90 her homo John
X. DulIeuy AMI Miss Kate proyine visited
GTaysport last week ...... Mrs. Mitchell oi
Grenada, has been visiting relative. AMI
friends In Conccyilla ior the p,st
few days",.,A. !. McCaslin spent Mon.
day and Tuesday In Gfayspoft this
wcck",..Dr William T.. Hu,st. of near
Torrance, was In town last Friday M.
Hon. w. V. Moore, of Oakland. su.nt 80.
eral days In Coilocyillc this week ...... Sy.
loan Newburger, Of Oakland, Is Waiting
our town. Marshall llairslon, OF the
western portion Of the county, was q yis
itor 10 our rown last ThuruAay II 1
Turner, OF beat ., was In town Vii.
day ..,: Capt X W. Jones, Firm Kelly.
Capt: J. y Eskndgc, Capt W. 4. WYNN
aud w. W. Kennedy are visiting Cas,il.
Ian springr.,,..DL y. I. Bibby, who
rccontly. spent some time In Castil.
liam Springs ior tho benefit Of his health.
has returned home much improved. 80
Joseph Newburger left last Monday Tor a
business trip 10 New York. where 6e will
ROMAN several wooks....T. J. DollahighI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
AZ Newbern, Tenn.

We have had the best rain here In
the last twenty-four hours that has fallen
in several months. 1t is believed to have
been general throughout this section, and
was much needed, as farmers could not
break wheat land because it was too hard
and dry....Fiye new brick houses are be-
ing erected on the burnt district, and
others will follow soon. Everything is in
a stir in that part OF wn.....G. w. Greg
ory, one OF our cnterprising merchants,
has purchased house and lot on Main
street, and will, at an early date, move the
wooden structure and erect thereon two
story brick store-house ...... Dealing in real
estate has been lively for several weeks.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
AZ West Point, Miss.

Miss Lucy Ware Is in Alabama, and will
spend several weeks with relatives and
iricnds......G. w. Foster, formerly banker
aud leading citizen OF this place, died at
his country homo near here ON the 18th
instant.....Miss Sallic Anderson has On.
joycd visits from her friends, Mrs. Mat
thcws, Of Memphis, aud Miss Matte
Barry Mr.. J. n. Strain has moved TO
Memphis, and West Poin, regrets its loss.
...... Ms. H. H. Gcrdinc has gone 10 Kan
sas City 10 visit Mrs. Somcryillc Sykes.
Miss Gallo Gcrlinc gave n charming &c.
ccption TO her friend Mis- Zana BELL, Of
BALDWIN Miss Lc,tic Mhoon has re-
turned from Memphis, accompanied by
Miss Annie Abcrcrombic, who. will spend
awhile with her sister Mn. Mhoon ......
The iist bale Of new cotton was bought
from a negro nj this place by I. q. King &
Co., At IL cents per pound.
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Al R.yenden Springs, Ark.

The late arrivals at Ravenden Springs,
Ark, are us follows; w. G.. Brooks, Col.
II. Price, Memphis, Tenn; Col. G. G.
Newman, Pine Bluff, Ark; Hon. +. +.
Brown, Jonesboro, Ark; Hon. II. l.. Rem
mel, Judge J. w. Phillips, Newport, Ark. I;
Mrs. A. +. Louder, Miss Cora Louder and
q. +. Bggs, Memphis, Tenn; Miss Nora
Hirsch and Miss Kittie Kline, Pocahon-
tas, Ark; N. @. Parish, Corning, Ark;
NJ. +. Sloan and w. G. Henderson, limbo
den, Ark; 4. L. Noel, wife and child,
Bells, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
AZ Iseksoa. Team.

Capt J. I. Garner, general passenger
agent Of the Tennessee Midland road, was
In the city this wcck.""Mr. John I. will
Jams aud family left Tuesday Tor wau-
kcsha, Wis, TO spend few wccks......M Mr..
j. W. vaudon and wife arc at Gibson
Wells ior few days.....Mis, Eunicc Tom
lin Is visiting friends In Richmond. Ky.
Mrs. Ella Snecd, Of Canton. Miss.
was In the city lsss sunday, aud attended
the funeral Of her mother Mu r. J.
Hays Father Kcarpcy, Of Cape Ginu-
deau, Mo-. IL In tho city tho guest Of
Father Abbott. Prof Geo. W. jarnam