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cleaning maur.Brusne. Q. with Ammonia

The best way in which t. clean hair
brushes, says the Popular Science Nens, is
with spirit of am n mia as its effect is imme-
dilto. No rubbing is required, and cold
water eau be used just as successfully as
warm. Take teaspl1ufdl of ammonia to a
quart OF water, dip the hair part of the brush
without wettiug the ivory, and in moment
the grease is removed; then rinse in cold
water, shake well, aud dry in the ayr but nut
in the sun. S.Ida and soap soften the brist
les, and invariably turn ivory yellow,
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Prosecuted for skin.GrartIng,

An extraordinary case OF prosecution and
persecution has recently occurred in the At
lauta, Ga, courts (Atlanta Ned. and Surg.
JournaD. On August 80, 1886, in the pres
eace OF Drs Hardon, WestmOrland, and
Howell, Dr. Henry Wills, Of that city, pro-
posed to a boy of thit years to submit to
the removal Of some small skin gratis from
his arm to be placed upon an extensive ul-
cerated surface on the head of his cousin a
little girl somewhat younger, whom ne bad
accompanied to the Off 80. The bay readily
consented, aud minute g ats ware excised
without causing him any inconvenience. In
the afternoon of the same day the father of
the boy went to the Office and charged DR..
Vile with having cut "his sons arm to
pieces" He subsequently swore out war
rant charging him with assault and battery
Upon trial the case was promptly decided in
favor of Dr. Vile.
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{ To be continued
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Over the stones and stubble;
Over the clay and sod,
30 many have t.amped to discover
Their way to the palace of God.
But the beautiful gates are open;
The gates above the stars,
And the golden sunshine is shifting
Down to the earth through the bars.
The sunshine of God that is laden
With love aud peace unto you,
Is the beautiful heavenly beacon
That waves at the portal for you.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-02-25

An attempt has been made to show that
the use oi,the water from the Seine has had
similar result in Paris. But this is not so
clearly established. The most that can be
said IN regard to tits, that there is fairly
good evidence that it is true.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TIMBER AND ny VIRTUE or 4 TRUST DEED
u executed by V. and e. 4. Maddox Ia the nm
dcrsiguei TRUSTEES, on December b 1885, duly r.
Coricd IN Book 10, page ~. aud ~ iifuCtcd by
decree entered iu the cause OF ". T.. York " G. 4.
MndduX, No. $500 A. D.. Chanacry Court Of shelby
County. on November ~, is,-, we will, on
Saturday, December \, 1883,
IN front Of the courthouse door Of shelby County,
w Memphis Tenn. seu To tho highest bidder the
following described real estate Ia The second civil
District ct shelby County. Tenn. namely:
4 tuiCt oi ipft acres, being same tract 81 land
conveyed hy Th1mt, q Mastprson ant John Trim.
BILE 10 ". s. Garner by deed dated May ~, l.h
and recorded in tie Registers oficc 81 shelby
County, iu Book e. pggc aa, aud devised ~
Charlotte Ann MndduN ltncn Garner BY the will
oi aid ". & Gamer, ~ rcc1rd w the Probate Cuur
Of said county ia WIN Eook No. Z, page -, lc s
aud except 1874 ncrps thereof. conveyed March e.
49, 81 W u. Trpitrr. ami Gi acrys conveyed April
~ lss1. Ia W. i. YORK. Trustee, aud ~ nrrcs con
vcyed nuccmhor - 1851. "a J. washing on, col
ord. and b.al acres conveyed November 3. lNf, u
snid Washington. Reference being m de 10 all Ol
said deeds fora more particular description.
Ily sid thHuopry decree We nrc required not %
seil any of said tract which lies west ~ tho Ran.
dOiph aud Raleigh ruad. uulcs The portion lying
cal should not f,ll for sufficient 90 pay the debt
inferred and costs frgUrrd by snd Trust deed. W,
will therefore offer the east part lifsi and IN cHH
Il docs not realize sald debt viii then sell the ~
Igrrls ~ sale N nxcd bv snid decree are one
! hall purchase money payable IN NA months 1nt
UuH. hall ut taclNC months. purchaser 90 rNrcut
notes % us bearing Interest iruu date with pr
slIHl security, and lien retained on the property
IuUIy Of redemption, dover and Homestead
PRANK T. pO-ToN.
JOHN "a FIJI MING,
UFfFa ffHa
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General News.

THE Guiding Star will be due here tomor-
row on her way from New Orleans to the
Ohio River.
THE DeSoto, leaving last evening, had a
big trip, including lot of cotton seed meal
for Cincinnati.
The James Lee brought in go bales Of cot
ton, 80 bags of seed cotton and 3, $50 sacks OF
cotton seed. She returned last evening.
THE Arkansas City for Natchez and the
City of Monroe for st. Louis are the Anchor
Line steamers announced TO leave here to-
day.
Mn. LEW II. BRIGGs, the genial dscharging
clerk OF the wharfboat and Miss Marie y.
Naccaru were quietly married last Wedncs-
day at st. Peters Church by the Rev. Father
Moran.
A GREAT many fatboats arc passing out Of
the Ohio River these days The present
stage of the river is especially favorable TO
them. Some go in tows, but for the most
part they are Goated out and handled in the
old way, with great, long oars.
THE United States steamer Mississippi,
having aboard the River Commission, ar
rived from Cairo Thursday night. The
Commission spent yesterday inspecting the
Government work in the bend above Hope
field. They will proceed South, probably,
this morning.
A SAUR CENTER, Mimi, special 10 the
Pioneer Press says the true source of the
Mississippi River has at last been discovered
by parties living at that place. 1t is tive
small lakes, one Of which they named Jose
phne. These lakes are fed by many small
creeks, and their waters are emptied int
Lake Glazier which lake was discovered by
Capt. Willard Glazier, who claimed IL TO b'
the source Of the Father Of Waters.
TnE Ohio River above Cincinnati Is toe
low 10 ship coal from Pittsburg in fact
there Is but little loaded. The coal operator
are not very anxious TO send anything dowr
at present owing to the extremely low
prices prevailing. II begins TO look ~
though there would be very dull winter
for the stoamboatmon and pilots. The agree
ment to shut down the LIST OF December 4
being signed very extensively, and thcr,
seems To he no doubt that there will be
general shutdown after the lst.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
CMEo, ILL.,, Nov. 5O-The Belle Mem
phis and q. J. Baker passed 10 81. Louis this
morning. The A. J. Baker has three bargcs
OF lumber. The Minnetonka got her rudder
fixed and left with six bargcs for Apple
Creek The Mary Mitchell passed 10 the
Cumberland River. The \. NJ Norton
brought out three bargcs OF freight aud will
take back three. The river 10 81. Louis Is
troublesome, and but six feet sCant g. re-
ported. River 20 feet and tcnths, a fall Of
III teutls
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AiGrren,iIIr. MIss.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
GREENyILLE. Miss, Nov. 30.--6p. m.--The
City OF Providence, for Natchez went down
at am. The 6. Il. Montcith and bargcs
went down at am. The Time and bargcs
went up at i0pm. The Guiding Star, for
Cincinnati went up at pm. with $50 tons
phis. Tho City OF Monroe, for st. Louis,
went up at pm; she got 100 bales OF cot
ton for Eastern points The City Of ST.
Louis, for ~. Louis, went up at q pm. The
Morning STAR from NiCksburg came up at 0
pm. aud returned at pm. Tho river is
% =. feet and falling. Woathcroyercast.
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AZ EvansvIIie, Had.
sr.cInl pI.nslch % The Arreal.

t1ecinI UIspaIrh % Inc AIIeaI,
EvASsviLlr. Ind. Nov. 3o.-The Ray.
mond Homer coal tow passed south In good
condition at noon. Trunsiouus duo today
nrc all twelve ~ twcuty.iOur noun late. The
Buckeye State wires from New Albany 10 or.
rive at noon tomorrow. Paokotout as usual
with light traffic. Business generally light
Some tr4mminrs otC., accommodating for The
Buckeye state, due tomorrow, aud the new
Mary Houston, due south Monday. Heavy
lots remain scarce The Granite state, twelve
hnnIa Into. b lonkcl llr UP lomoIrIN noon
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Trustees Sale.

Nv virtue Of q trust decd made o. me hy John v
Wukcr.uu aud vito. ou tHo s.h day ~ July less
auI rucuul,d 10 thc office of the lC.1rirrgi bc,ll,
in thr county ui ~ Francis an State ui Arknias,
"a volume u. page o., vic, VIII on
Friday, December !, 1883,
n The southwest corner of Main and Madison
tinsta Memphis Tenn, between tlH huur ul ll
O'Clock am. aud o'clock PIN. ulrr iuT sale n
puhllr outcfy for ush, 90 the highest bidder, nc
following rial estate lying iu g. francis county
Ark, aud being al ul Fractional f"iirn ~, Tow b
shin g. north 81 mango & east. containing on yhlu.
nrriS W. l. tLAIp Trustee
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements nj the Levec.

Arrivals-Mississipp Cairo James Lee
Friars Point; Rosa Lee, Osceola.
Departures-DeSoto, Ohio River; James
Lee Friars Point Rosa Lee, Osceola.
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AtCinrInnntI.

Special Dispatch 90 Tho Appeal.
CNuNN,tL O., Nov. 30.--'Thc river Is fall.
ing. with " feet of water IN the channel
lat evening The weather T. cloudy aud
cool. Business Is lair. The Andes returned
a. Wheeling after rcshippns ~ tons ON "a
Memphis boat The Hudson arrived from
81 Louis and leave, for PtsbuIg tomorrow.
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Commencing Sunday. November ~ the
Tcrn..5sc Midland passenger train viii
leave nc $50 pm instead OF i30 pm, as
aor. toi0rr. J. 4. Turner. q. z. A.
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Tho partnership under the name aud
STYLE Of Il. l.. Cochran & Co. IS not dis.
solved by The death Of VI. A. Cochran,
but ly the articles Of partnership and bis
viii u continued az heretofore under the
management Of ihc surviving partner.
H. II. CJtIlAg,
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- rrvoyrp M IHs usg or COCAINE
And % stimulates and promotes the growth
tltiu hair.
E4ucltB llAy0r.ns extracts arc tho
ttsL
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FiSn blankets cleaned and soft finish
guaranteed w MeHphH stean Laundry.
Order wagon 10 call. Telephone II.
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stngc OF tiic rivers.

Orpfcr siasAi >EHytrs u. q A., !
MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov. 1l t,st
The following observations arr taken 10 no -.
tf1ua named m ths sIth meridian time, WhiCh IL
fuH lUIfr ItfrF Than MtmUHI# fmU.
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orrrr your meats from W.cf5 choice
stock, telephone sos.
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LApirs' cape collars a speciality at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street.
Branch ollice $50 Main.
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Drrvr Malto Tor The ncr,ca


sur rising buck-whcai -Four shepherd
& Schneider. 81 Marshall ave Tel ], llj.
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Trr r. ~ Calhr.s'h. SO. no Ms1.-1n
street rent your houses and collect your
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TRUSTEES SALE.

JINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED
u eXecutod To the undersigned Trustees by
Ferguson Il Hampsou on the 9TH day OF January,
lSSl recorded In Mississippi County Ark, In
Record Book, vol. T., PAGES $50, ii0 etc. the in
dcbtcducSS secured thereby remaining due and un.
paid, at the request Of the bcuchcsrieS, we WILL
Saturday, January D, 1899,
in legal hours I'm front Of the courthouse door Of
said Mississippi County Ark, In the town of 0sce
Ola sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. the follow
iuy described real estate situated In said county,
tDwlt The tract Of land known rs the "NOdcna'
plantation containing about 1900 acres fractional
part OF section T. continuing SD 800 acres; fruc-
lion northeast quarter OF section ~ a. acres cast
fractional part OF section is, containing 20 lOlOO
acres; northwest quarter oi section II, 100 acres
northwest quarter OF section 10, 100 acres south
west quarter Of section Is, 100 gcres-all In town.
ship n. north base line, and OF range II east OF
the principal meridian the east half OF the south.
east quarter OF section l. northeast fraction Of sec
ton T. 100 tlOO acres west fractional half Of see
ton II. ia $500 acres east hall ot the northeast
quarter OF section ~ NJ acres southeast quarter OF
section 49, 100 acres, west half OF the northeast
quarter Of section ~. ~ acres east half Of the
northeast quarter o. section H. NJ acres southeast
quarter Of scctI' - 100 acres, southwest quarter
Of section - 100 acrpg northwest quarter Of sec.
ton ~, 100 acres west half Of the north vest quar-.
ter Of section ~ 50 acre. west hall ut the south.
east quarter Of section l. 81 acres northwest quar-
ter Ol section l. 100 east hall ul tie southeast
quarter Of section p ~ acres east half OF the
quarter uf section N, 10 acres northeast quarter
Of section I, l6l acres east fractional part OF the
northwest fractional quarter OF section ~, i2acftsi
fractional part OF the southwest quarter OF section
~ 80 ncrcs-gll I'm township n north range 10 east
Terms ui alc-Cash Tide believed good, hut
Der 3O lSss ID. ~. rOSTuN,
n. 4. lp~TON.
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Avn .ENtTNr>.

MIN MEMPHIS IHLArEA
n Frank Gmy Manager
thursday, Friday and saturday Nov ~. 20 uud
urr T. MHuuHus Thanksgiving aud satufday=
Mr. FRANK KlinAI.
M HnuTirlulfI rrruf utlnimma,
HIkEEIs 90 NEW YORK.
Under thg management ~ D. ". Gardiner
ACARTOAn OP Nf.w scTvrgY
TNION SQUARE ~ NOuNLiDuT
TINE FONTS UANTtF. HIi.NkI. IIt'
GREATEST IIlN .gENE ~ o. WITNESSED
Dec. .. { and g. TLc llE,r Dec g, and 4
Natural Cas-
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No LADY should be without Hylo.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


Chesapeake .rd ohi, nonis
.rimroi &c.. a'opm sfiunsiEL o.an
'i.u.sy a. A. - i.na .r.a ". 4 4, ..'.-
IintHI rNr6.a irlluf rlu allil hrtTTrp IHp.
pas wi lnusgNr, larrI ug Pullman iuIHt
5 %liSl ,as, =, Faaa f ,af ra rs' "a Ia III
,5st iad., ie.st oa,ra anasr ig'aiIi'a,..
I.ou,s,iu. a.d Ns."lno.
r,su,u... , l.si'T, Fast MIL. IS, q
,Nal .asa, a....alg Jam .'lali ..,........ u, .
t4nlafI ume
ni.,,.s,pp, ellie, iiaHa o., $. v..f .s. -
''SS,dif. s7Gi '5a 5, SS',,'aaaF e, 50,
uuas., C-u,.,i ,aI. !. q. D,usila.i
so u,n....., lsi S'5 a. % u,n...... 8 8,r
Doc. Doc ....... ..H % pm Iu'rht ....... Ihu
Hau.s Nnm'n 90 am hriI. NHm.n Inu
All.Hr -tHtfuua tr'.sI1g IaI'aIatU.d Itua
anl i.'gria.' whom ...n.i'L
1elusssss nuiis q H.IsaE
u0Ilo F.e.i November M
isny MALL. o6.m pluy Nan .. o. va "a .
luIIU lHflF.f ... .UIaW Daily tut.Ht .lNt u
tu.u' iga'a iram thalt q. 80 eh ngpot
i.aa.ls coz, vssipbis sHu n.Iu,ibl .,,.
tssrsli NrHff
rvuHIHF Tn. f.Dam .Frrr.IF rfn sl8 q
a. spg A0ron. tuJpm 30 Soc Aa0nm yyt q
Cuil I.sa,s ,kAHsas O,ty. Isu S,ou 80
msmphiaE
tfarrI Arrives
"a. q Mail. ,i5pm sK. q Nail ) 4 q
Leave 4IailaIppl ali ivYu-.Hu D.Y"t
Asup To- zsi t..h.,.iHH.
fal9rsI Arrives
Through rr...ir 4. pm Through Vs.. Gu "a
eHsI sui tr ...Iu pIaw Wall HuH sFs Do H ~
bonneville A.. 80 POI I.Hurf. IIf 81. % a. 10
HrltuH.. sta i...ls suuas
in Object Sunday November ls is.t
t.sssHI Ava .Ff
Hfhf1 sH nfH rH u .IufsuHh rtH.. H .H D To-
eThfHfrI rts FUsu .IHf1H. % NIf.. +. 4 d. q
. fIUHtl Freight. fuam 81 Freight 5 .
GENITAL sisndsTl taIn
ifuH fisuHfaia ttsu0,
T-arsHI tr.Iyst
iIIf'H rHft Er. RI pa lIfun l.oTs ". HH I
/ rsrt. ~ ...... f0ua.m IsfaL ~ .... fN. b. 10
.ff isua SD fHt frHls snd
hifssoFf f.npm chirags Tr.. nII 81 10
tUulIu DEPOT rnHnsrflsrg 81 fi LYaH
All UfITH rIu daily
EOfr-f Daily fIIIeB HIntN
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White Oak Slaves
vUANfrp 70 sosrRArr WIN RrfIAabF
w refn~s fsf lsr~ sHantities u HiafHt afl
t<ss isf f~yulsf snkFg, dtlfvsssf 90 anY nufrst
Apgif, 'tahng fall paItguianaai poilB 1l sap
mraL -
hEw EoHx rNrsnr Trr-n co..
Ms haad N hssfHaT NY
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Thee ffF tfr nfiuil stops which follow iuiircs
ton Attrff EuH'iah Dyspepsia IhhItH VIII both
tlrtt and ours tuil 800. fearful ~ i.a.,.g. Guar
nut.DI ly 10. a. iiuuEH uuFslsL
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FOR SALE.

NNtN NhbsHs
A DELIVERY WAGON. PLATFORM SPRINGS,
~ iron nNlcs. in good condition. bargain
TENNESSEE PAPER co, ail Second 81
A s55 RED Plush PARLoR SET WITH LINEN
~ covcn, at hall Price. Apply at 2S0 second st.
A No. / GROCERY FOR SALE, DOING 4 GOOD
~ business; reason for selling Ill health Adj
dress l., Appeal oihce
A CHOICE RESIDENCE on MADISON sT.
~ near the business part OF the city. H. l.
COVER q co, - Madison street.
A DRAFT or ROCKAwAY HORSE ABOUT
~ lG's hands high. GiLCHluSr Il MARTIN.
DUGGIEs BELOw COST UNTIL JANUARY
ID ist nENJEs. l79 Main street
DARTON 4 LAMB HAVE FOR SALE y BEAU.
ID tiiul lots on Rayburu avenue, adjoining judge
Latham'S lots fenced in houses viii be built 10
suit purchasers and sold on monthly payments;
best chance ever offered for parties IN ohtatn dsir
able homes convenient TO business Main STREET VIII
he opened through the property can at Monroe
street.
DARGATNs IN WAGONS. CARRIAGES or ALL
ID kinds, Harness, etc, rs my business must be
"'''''' - BENIEs. 10 Naln street
DARY-NINE cows, ONE HORSE AED WAC
~ ON Poplar street Extended
DAVID CARLISLEs CELEBRATED COW
- feed. Greatest milk producing .uol known.
Extensively used ia ull the NnrthDw dHiri.,
W J. CHASE a 60, U.s. Main ~
nRtIT STAND. MILK DEPOT AND LUSCu
i stand. Central logatiou Apply 20 second ~
n RocsRY, STOCK AND FIXTURES. FuR So
VI Address 4. L., th, oiicc
CREAT CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
VI pAli,NMEN-l will sell my cutir' herd NJ
graded dairy COWS. nll iu calf To Imported llust.u
San Souri, plucs proper s,y 1l acrt9 OF land, Win
| good cottage. barn and cellar, and tine NiuyWul
| aud Orchards. farming implements, mules, etc,
AMI other land ia connection u wanted. situ1,yl
| on CastcllA avenue. about thtcr miles cast 81
Memphis Fine water. 4 we'll established milk
iss.c The place for a term 81 wears to Goi iar,ics
| Reason for sDllngH,auu give 10 my personal at
Igu,lOn The land Is ycIy rich, -.
No. $40 Second street. Memphis
! C,REAr BARGAINS rs RIAL EsTNrD-IjJ
| u lots ut nuugt,s 8 James. 20 ,rfaul,.
NIILBURN &HICKWlS WAGONS Al COST
! vi BkNjEs i7g Main srcot
NrOw ~ YOUR CHANCE no CIR 4 WAGON,
y tnrra.c. Buggy 90 HAragv cheap. n'
| IENJEt ~ Main slrit, ls selling ont lgsGnll.g
| OF cot
! Gym PArERs-AT ArrRAL OFFICE ~ CENTS
! " por hrndrsi.
DART or Lpr iN BElNG 40. % MAIN ST.,
| i 2iK.5 IL, a..iUu brick Ala part u ,Amo lul
irouung On Niurh'..gr ,lrN' i' ~, q l,iu, % !
| = = nyRNE
| No n Madison street
! C,NALL FARM AT B,WGNiN MILES rHuN
! > Memphis ON Midland Kullu,ai. p mile from q
/ station COTTAGE. barns, etc GOODWIN q
| HEARD, is,l tstlio ArDnt Madison street
! MN spDAwATEW FACTORY LOCATED Al
| | Holly -prin 81. Mi. now IN operation md in
iugu lucrative busurYs, n tur salC ut reasonable
| terms Tor particulars apply Co..
b. ~ ul,kIl liulIy -rrInss Miss
10000 an5.,5 P sa soGf2i Z 81
| l1ug suitable fdr ulHFh w1tt ElrsIlug un o. ,. ui
! cotton sheds etc. viii sCll NurY Chelp Call GA
| T. a. Couigr ll's Madison s.rcrt
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pmsr M.I,o at soda fountain.
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srrAYHB

IVrIHtY ruEVfNG NUV IN. a thUl. iflN
~ graz uulr with hsTt.fs UH. fom i.u 'rffrs.u
~ rAIrffsfFH 20.
NroyrNsGas o.. sAYwtnE 5YE,EI OLD,
~ IS haas hes ssfHf1 o. o. u. LACEY q
Adsns suoel ssd " ftT.fdsi
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04
Corner Stocks.

The New York Financial and
Mining Record says: Copper stocks
as prophesied in "Wall Street Top
ics," have commenced to boom,
Calumet and Hecla selling up to
2i5, Tamarack 10, Quincy 40 and
Boston and Montana As. The inter-
est that is being taken, and which
IS unquestionably attracting capital
(both ii this country and in Eu-
rope) that is knewn to be conserva-
tive, we feel satisfied at this writing
is underestimate, and in the next
few months will attract general at
tention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04
THE ENTERPRISES.

Yesterday Mornings Enterprise
contained an announcement OF a
change in the proprietorship; Jesse
Taggart retires, and j. NJ. Camp
bell, late OF the Walker Lake Bulle-
tin, assumes control.
Mr.. Taggart formerly of the New
York Tribune, has edited the pa
perduring the past year, and made All
excellent record III the conduct of
the Enterprise. Under his man.
agement it was always a clean,
gentlemanly paper, and free from
the personalities and chickering's
which SO often form an unpleasant
feature in Nevada journalism. He
made many friends in this State
who will learn with genuine regret
that i'll health has compelled him to
relinquish duties which have been
a severe physical strain on him for
some months past.
Mr.. Campbell is too well known
in this State to need any extended
mention. He is man OF good,
practical experience in his profess
sion, and has q terse, logical way of
writing by which he makes himself
thoroughly understood to his read
ers. He has the political history OF
Nevada at his fingers ends, and a
keen sense OF disceinment which |
will be invaluable in the conduct OF |
the leading paper OF the State. He |
has a square Republican record,
and will make the paper powerful
factor IN the Fall campaign.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04
James Dennis. of the Bat

james Dennis, OF the Battle
Mountain Messenger, was in town
the other day. He was dressed in
tailor-made clothes, heavy gold
watch and silk hat. When we
asked him what monopoly sack had
hit his journal lie said ne merely
ran the paper for his health and
practiced law for a livelihood.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04

The genuine gravity OF the stu
alton in France, will be realized
when it is remembered that in
Germany everybody believes Bou-
LANCER and war to be synonymous
terms.
It is OF small use arguing whether
the impression is well founded or
not, the important fact is that it
exists. Bismark has as good as
said publicly, too, that if Boulanger
came into power, it would be Ger
man policy to strike at France and
disable her before Boulanger got a
chance to make war on his own
terms, with his own choice OF
grounds and weapons.
When Bismark drops remarks OF
this sort it is mistake to suppose
they do not mean something.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04

A Michigan woman published
the following card in the newspa-
pers:
Whereas my husband, A. G.
Arnold, is troubled with fatty de-
generation of the brain, and his
mania for buying old junk, etc. /,
threatens TO become chronic, l
hereby forbid ali persons from SELL
ing or giving him any old wagons,
secondhand saloon outfits, old
stoves, junk, garbage, ETC., or in
ducing him to sign bill-bonds for
dissolute characters.
MARIA A. ARNOLD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04
"A Bohemian who claims to

"A Bohemian who claims to be
the strongest man in the world
publishes card in the London pa.
pers alleging his willingness to lay
Sullivan across his knee AND spank
him in public tor the moderate rec
ompence of $25. He seems to for
get that under the London rules
this style OF work would be declared
a foul if there was an honest referee
in the ring.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04

John F. Wing, youth of six
teen, employed in the composing
room of the Salt Lake Tribune, quit
work because he had a "take" of
solid BREWER, went up City Creek
Canyon and shot himself in the
head. He left a note saying he
was tired OF life.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04
Miss Bull, a New York pc

Miss Bull, New York poet
ess, committed suicide because the
public refused to Purchase her book
of poems. Miss Bull probably at
tempted to work off her stock of
Spring poetry without advertis-
ing.