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Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27

Thomas G Merrill, mine owner and min

Thomas G Merrill, mine owner and min
ing expert.
II w Child, manager Great Falls Smelt-
ing Company.
John D Thompson, capitalist.
SIS Huntley, proprietor Riverside stock
farm.
DAG Floweree, cattle and stock owner.
Fisk J Shaffer, Shaffer & Strannahan, ar
chitects and builders.
Edwin w Toole, Wade, Toole & Wallace,
attorneys.
George May, May Brothers, grocers and
Martin M Hotter, capitalist, lumber and
saw mills.
&c Babcock, hats, fu-s and gents sup
plies.
RH Floyd-Jones, Matheson & Floyd
Jones, real estate.
Ben Harris, wholesale and retail clotn-
ier.
WI Cummings, real estate and mines.
Walter Matheson, Matheson & Floyd
Jones, real estate.
H E Brunell. wholesale and retail dry
goods, etc.
Greorge Breck. Breck & Fisher, livery,
hacks and carriages.
OclISmdu, D'Sn, Soiy F" w., "AoA0
sale grocers.
VIII Gebauer, Gebauer & Yergy, plan
ming mill, builders and contractors.
John Steinbrenner, brewery and restau-
rant
AM Esler, mine owner and mine ex-
pert.
Charles V Kinda, Reed & Kinda. pro-
prietors of Grand Central.
John Rohrbaugh, clerk Grand Central
hotel.
M A Meyendorf, melter U. S. Assay Of
flee.
AR Gates, manager Helena Water Com
pany.
CL Vawter, manager of Elkhorn mine
F Sterling, attorney at law and S
land lawyer.
VIM J Haitwig, barber and bath
rooms.
Chas E Colbert. wines and liquors.
Frank S Lank, F S Lang & Co., stoves,
ranges, gas fixtures and chandeliers.
Jake Feldberg, clothing, hats and gents
supplies.
Herman Tom, millinery, flowers,
ETC.
Fred Gamer, wholesale and retail dealer
boots and shoes.
WE Cullen, Sanders, Cullen & Sanders,
attorneys.
The Board of Trade will be established
in the new block of Porter,
Muth & Cox on North Main street as soon
as it is completed.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
African M. E. Church.

On Sunday last the colored people Of
Helena organized an African Methodist.
Episcopal church, to be known as the ST.
James A. M. E. The following officers
teachers, etc, were appointed to look after
church interests.
Trustees-J. P. Ball, ST., w. Scott, r.
Lucas, ]. Carpenter, G. F. Fulkerson, I. p.
Parnell, B. F. Hooper, M York, o. Arnett,
G. w. Alexander
Stewards-J. P. Ball, Sr., G. F. Fulker-
son, A. Sidney, w. Turner, NJ. York, O.
Arnett, B. F. Hooper, r. Lucas.
Stewardees Board-Mesdames T. P. Par
nell, B. F. Hooper, G. F. Fulkerson, G..
Lee. j. Crump, A. Sidney, w. Woodcock,
-Garbey, w. Scott; Misses l.. Maxwell, 81.
Bronson.
s. S. Oficers-Mrs. 0. Arnett, Supt;. Mrs.
G. Lee, Asst. Supt.; Mrs. j. Crump, treas
urer Mrs. G. F. Fulkerson, secretary; Mrs.
w. Turner, assistant secretary; Mrs. A.
Sidney. librarian.
Teachers L. P. Bruce, Mrs. G.. w.
Alexander, Mr.. G. M. Cook, Mr.. ]. P. Ball,
ST., Mr.. NJ. York.
Church Clerk-George Lee.
Attorney and Legal AdvisOr-J. P. Ball,
Jr.
The new organization, at present, is To-
Gated at the West Side school house. We
extend cordial invitation to all lovers of
progress. Services Sunday evening at
o'clock; Sunday School at 2:3O.
s. B. Jones Pastor.
Church Choir-Mrs. G. F. Fulkerson,
Mrs. G. Lee, Miss Mamie Fulkerson, Mr..
0. Arnett, Mr.. w. Turner, MI. Grant.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
German Republican Club.

The German Republican Club, of Helena,
has been organized with the following
board of officers
President-C w. Fleischer
Vice Presidents II. III. Kleinschmidt
and John Steinbrenner
Treasurer-George E. Boos.
Secretary-Charles Banck
Vice Secretary-HenIy Richter.
Executive Committee-C. B. Jacquemin
George Voss, John Horsky, H. C. Yaeger.
constitution and bylaws we're adopt
ed and the dates of meetings set for
Wednesdays at $50 p. m. The club starts
ont with large membership, which it
will no doubt rapidly increase
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
From the Daily Herald OF September 25.
NOTED IN BUTTE.
What Herald Reporter Saw During
the Parade Saturday
Night.

Main street torn up in the center .fol
blocks by the work of construction on the
cable street railroad which is to run from
the city to Walkerville.
~
The steam motor street railway doing a
big passenger business to and from the de-
pot and the moter gliding along noiseleesly
and penetrating the crowded streets with
out injurning persons or frightening
horses The engineer has it under perfect
control, can stop his train at moments
notice and regulate the speed at will. II
seems no more dangerous than the cable
cars of Chicago.
The bare walls of Maguires opera house
standing on the site of the burned
theatre. The debris has been cleared
away and work on the new theatre will
probably begin by the first of October.
Mcguire has discovered that the frame
building adjoining it is seven feet on his
ground and will probably take steps to
end the encroachment. He hopes to have
the new opera house under roof before
snow flies.
M
A noticeable improvement in the charac-
ter of business blocks, several of which
have been raised above one story and fitted
with iron and plate glass fronts.
Nv
The fact that the dials of the court house
clock at Butte are illuminated at night,
while those of the court house chrOnome-
ter in Helena are always shrouded in
darkness
Louis James playing Othello in the old
skating rink, which Mcguire has fitted up
as theatre, and wrapt audience in at
tendance, unmipdful of the fact that
periods were echoing among
tri-colored bunting and rough board rafters
hat formed the ceiling of the auditorium
1t is primitive theatre, but will answer
The purpose until the new opera house is
Duilt
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
The Odd Fellows Coming.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fei-
lows of the United States concluded their
session at Los Angeles last Saturday night
and the Eastern delegates are now about
leaving that city on their return trip via
Portland and the Northern Pacific. They
have accepted the invitations of Governor
Leslie and Mayor Fuller to visit Helena
but will not be here until the latter part
of this week or the first part part of next,
as they intend visiting Portland, Seattle,
and other towns west Of Helena en- route.
The local lodges of the organization are
making preparations to appropriately enter
tain the visitors.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
G. A. r. Colors.

Commander J. G. Sanders has received
from Columbus, Ohio, the new Department
banner prepared at his order and unfurled
for the first time at the Montana head
quarters during the recent Grand Army
Encampment. The banner is magnificent
one of heavy white silk, elegantly gold
fringed and adorned in the highest style of
art. The diverse and reverse sides bear
the inscriptions IF. C. L.-Department of
Montana, G. A. r." Territorial coat Of
arms, the motto, "Oro Y Plata" etc. The
banner cost about $1OO.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mari returned last
evening from Spokane Falls, Mr.. Mari is
connected with the u. s. Coast and Geo.
detic Survey, and comes to renew his as.
Economical observations at Helena, having
completed his work at Walla Walla and
Spokane Falls
George Bird Grinnell, of New York,
and L. b. North, of Columbus, Neb., were
at the Cosmopolitan last night. They are
ont in Montana on hunting trip, and left
this morning for the north.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
Matt. Wants but Little.
River Press.1

River Press.
ihe R'ser Press is in receipt of taste
'aily printed little folio bearing these
TTofds: Matt. w. Alderson-Mary E..
long: Married Wednesday, September
tt"eiith. AT home Thursdays, after Octo-
~t tenth. Bozeman, Montana, 1885,"
Vuf poet will now bid farewell to the
muses. and sing:
p,ls MAI. wants but little here below.
but wants that little long"
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
Effect of Missoula WhIskey.

New Idea: Charles w. Bishop. young
merchant at Corvallis, who is decently NOR
al and temperate in all things-dreamed .
strange dream the other night. Hs
dreamed that Grover Cleveland was 70
elected President of the United States, and
that he was at the Inauguration. The
two. stamp poison sold in Missoula is cal
cnlated to make 0 man dream Of most
anything-except the sanity realms Of
Heaven.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
Challenge Accepted.

HELENA, Sept. Is. 1888.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Herald:
DEAR SIR:-Seeing in the Independent .
challenge from John Bridler, of Kansas
City, to fight any man in Montana at 135
pounds or to box any number of rounds, I
will accept Mr.. Bridler's challenge and
will meet him any time and sign articles
Of agreement.
Yours truly,
FRANK SHRPLEY
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27

JEFFRIES-BLAKE:-In Portland. POregon,
September IL, 1888, by B. B. Tuttle, j. :, Chas
d. Jeffries. of Butte, NJ. T., and Miss Harriet A.
Blake, of Helena.
NEWBURYISAACS-M September "A,
1888, by b. F. Woodman, J. p, In Helena, M T.,
Mr.. c. B. Newbury. of Helena, and Miss Flora
Isaacs, of San Francisco, Cal.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27

land. all pstented. About LOO head Of stock
cattle; twenty-five head Of horses; farming
machinery, tools, etc. Everything complete'
For particulars address A. B. O., dERALD 0Mco.
MAGAZINES BOUND. and all book-bindery
M work, 1t short notice, at HERALD nooA-
bindery.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27

New p. M. for Anaconda.
WASHINGTON, September 21.-The
President nominated Charles II. Tracey
postmaster at Anaconda, Montana Terri
tory.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27

DIED.
MAYNE-At Gloster, September 20, 1888, the
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Mayre
Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
BORN

MAYNE-At Gloster, September 20, 1883, t,
the wife of j. ]. Mayne, of Wickes . daughter
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-09-14

To the Republican Voters Of Alturas County:
At meeting of the Republican County Central
Committee. held Saturday, July IA, 1888. il was
ordered that Convention Of delegates represent
ing the Republican voters of Alturas County be
held at Bellevue,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-09-14
Tuesday, September IS, 1888;

the voters to select their own judges and clerks.
All Republican voters and all other voters who
desire to unite with the Republican party in its
efforts to prevent Mormon domination in this
Territory, and who are opposed to the position of
the present national administration in its efforts
to parayze American enterprise demonetize sill
yer, import foreign lead and wool, and thereby
reduce American freemen to an equality with
foreign poems and paupers i'll tie American mar
ket. cordially invited to participate in the
primary elections.
Your Committee adopted the following
lutiop
RESOLVED, That in the organization of the
Conven ion proxy be admitted as member Of
the Convention except he be resident OF the
precinct he represents.
I. W. GARRETT, Chairman.
GEO. W. RICHARDS, Secretary.
HALEY, August -, 1883.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-09-14

quests, to his steadfas and deter
mined opposition to the Mormon
hierarchy, to his strenuous opposi-
ton to any reduction of the tariff on
lead, and to his answering fidelity
to the cause of Idaho's preservation.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-09-14
Notice to Creditors.


ESTATE OF WILLIAM RCsvERE, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the uniersi rneG I'D.
miustrator Of the estate of william Eosvere, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the FIRST publication If his n,iGe, the said
administrator at Bullion, i'll the County of Alturas
Idaho Territory
Dated at Bullion, l. T., Sept 10, 1889.
j. NJ. McPHERSOS
Administrator of the estate OF Will in Rosvere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-20
Inmri, -. l.I.rI,,.-

Tonight the ever popular j. X. Emmett,
will open up an engagement ut the ilcalcr
In Fritz" tho strongest aud best Of his
comedies lilo will give his songs. new
and old, ina style most attractive 10
audiences lie Is magnetic comedian,
ever welcome 90 both young aud old, his
laughing. sunny face htng revelation.
Tho sale oi seats has been very largo for
the entire engagement, which Includes
thrco nights and a saturday matinee. The
supporting company u said 10 he the best
that has ever surrounded the iun making
"fny.' Some good seats can still bc
secured ior each performance. sale at the
MINI AlIrrl box nnlrn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memnhi- Ihenter.

Faust" was the dramatic attraction a,
the matinee yesterday afternoon ami again
last evening which closed the engage.
mcnt. Mr.. Lewis Morrison and company
give pleasing performance, which Is
heightened in effect by spectacular pro.
auctions. The Mcphistophclcs Of Mr.. Nor
nson Is an attractive and strong creation
nicely sustained through both the tragic
and comic elements Of the role. which
blend harmoniously with the supernatural
features The leading support Is cxccp-
iionally good. especially that given
hy Miss Florence Roberts NJ Mar
gucriic. The engagement white not q
pccuniafy success, WIS dramatically M.
The attraction will do much better bust
ness here next svHson nov that the acton
and the play have been seen and apprc'
cialcd.
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As.,..,,o,.t Arrest.

CmCAoo, H., Dec. To- Charles ;. Cut
ting, Master In Chanccfy anl a member
Of the County Board oi Education, was or.
rested this morning charged with being
accessory 70 a burglary. some time ago
about -, 100 worth OF bonds were stolen
from the Office Of q hardware firm. Cut.
ting, IL Is said. began negotiation TOT the
return Of the bonds. and Ibis led 10 his
arrUst In the Police Court this morning
the case was continued. Ills office was
searched ior the missing bonds, but they
were not found. Mr.. Cutting, when seen,
said he could not understand Why be- had
been arrested, aud denied oil cnminality
In the matter
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LOEB'S,
LOCAL NOTICES

Mrurnrs Steam Laundry. 22l Second y.
RRiYKLEY LUMBER Co.. IA Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry. Nos. 20 anl
90 Bealo street. Tel. 365 for wagon TO cali
PANTS made 10 order iron 80 up. J..
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LEE LUMBER Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
ALI sizes crate baskets, fronts and fend-
ers, also heating cooking stoves for sale
cheap at Gabcy'A Telephone 2'7.
q. Il. uorouRisS, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | e3.
pecially solicit. No. 500 Main street
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnoyaiing Works. 300 Bcalc street Up
holslcring done in all It's branches. Telc-
phone G36.
PuRE AMI white ~ the flower whose
name " bcRru MO the biscuits rd~ea 10y
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN n LiLLY CorFEE AND SrIcR Co
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nn.,.roI. I,r nnndeIIn.

Mr.. Macmillan Wcinsicin, the great
mandolnisi. late Of the Imperial Acadamy,
Rio lie Janciro, Brazil, Who, during his
travels through Europe had the honor Of
PLAYING bciorr Ills Majesty William. late
Emperor Of Germany. and also before
other royal circles oi England, Russia,
Bavaria aud Austria, viii appear IN n con.
cert SUNDAY night, December ~, NJ the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Hall.
Admission 80 cents.
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A "HOODOOED" NEGRESS.
she IMAGINED A YOUNG LADY HAD
PLACED THE SPELL
Upon Her and To Be Revenged She At
tackled Her Supposed Conjurer and
Set Fire TO Her-A Pursuing Posse
VIII do Some Lynching.

wIcnITA. Kas., dec. ia remarkable
story is told by merchant from kingman
County. "Near the little village OF Bross,
Kingman County" lac said, lives farm
or named Bartlett, with his family, con-
sisting OF son oil twenty-ono, daughter
Of sixteen, and one Of eight The domes-
tic work was done 10y negro woman, who
was formerly slave. She imagined that
she was hoodooed. The person suspected
OF having placed the spell on her WIS the
elder daughter OF her employer, and sho
informed the girl Of her suspicion. The
young lady determined TO have some fun
out OF the old ncgrcss and said she was
determined TO keep the spell up until her
victim was dead. The ncgress then COM
menced 10 design means OF Kidding herself
Of this terrible spell. few nights ago
she and the young lady were left alone
in the house whilo the rest OF the
family went TO n neighbours. The
negrcss attacked the girl and tied her
hands and feet, stripped her OF all her
clothing. beat her numerically aud CON
cluded her revenge 10y smcaring the girls
body with paint She then locked her
victim up in a room and disappeared. IL
was not tn the following morning that the
girl was discovered. She is now In a
critical condition. The negrcss has not
yet bcen found.
Another account says the negroes, after
pAin,inv the girr y body. t,eA her up In an
old fire place and built fire about hc
and then fled. The girl was shortly after
ward found by noighbor and rescued
from her pcrilous position, bat she died
during the night The country is being
secured for the nogrcss, and II she is found
will bo lynchcd.
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Trnnaier, of Reliiy.

Henry l.. Guon to Mrs. Julia Murphy,
lot on the west side Of Echols street, for
3, $50.
+. A, and Ellen lIurd TO II. +. Doug
lass, q heres Of land near Germantown, IN
the Eleventh Civil District, for Si25.
George Weidt to Jacob Gerber, tract Of
land near Germantown, in the Eleventh
Civil District, for 5000
]. A. Fanck and wife to J. H. fanck,
20 0s. 100 acres OF land in Shelby County,
for S2Oj.
J. n. Fanek to G. w. Pinkston, IS 300
acres OF lank In Shelby County, for SO.
j. A. stewart and wife to G.. W. Pinks
ton, tract OF land in the Twelfth Civ
District, for 500.
Walter u. simonton 20 T. NJ. Hughes
aud A. T.. Cole, lODacre tract OF land Ia
shelby County, for $50.
I. IL. Rice to :. A. Battle, tract Of Ian ]
IN Shelby County, for SjO6.
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r,er,,hInr ouIe, a, ne,,er.

ST. louIs, Mo-, Dec. lo-The latest In
formation from the Bcyicr CMo.l coal
mines is that everything is quic, and tina,
no further trouble Is expected as long "a
the militia remains there The Gmnd
Jury has adjourned without finding indict-
mcnts sgainst any II the rioters. Over
forty witnesses were examined. aud Il was
impossible 10 extract from them sufficient
Of the proper kind oi testimony TO base in.
dictmcnts upon. Neither side would give
the other away.
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fine lewcIry 20 TO Thayer's.
pEPosIToRs' NOTICE.

Manhattan saviI 60 Bank and Trust
Company.
Interest nj the rate OF three l3) per cent.
per annum has been declared by the Board
OF Trustees Of this bank on all accounts en-
titled thereto, payable on and after lanu-
AIRY 1, 1852. Interest not drawn will bc
credited the same ~ any regular deposit.
AL deposits made prior 20 the 9th day Of
each month will bear interest from the ls'.
JAMES NAutAN, Cashier.
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gsntt,'. lbeatcr.

Mis- winkic Dot scorcd another hit last
night In her new song, entitled "1he
Paper CHI" Her sweet lace and graceful
bearing added much 10 the success Of the
onicrialnmsnl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-20
Criminal Court,

The jury in the case OF John Foster,
charged with highway robbery, reported
to the Court that they could moi. agree
upon verdict, and were discharged until
this morning.
Sailie Williams is on trial in this court,
charged with bigamy.
The eases OF DR., Nixon and Rhoda Tur-
ner. charged with murder and abortion,
we're called yesterday and went over until
this morning ON account OF the failure to
secure jury. Only three jurors were Sc
cured Yesterday. Their names are George
II. Michel, j. c. Mckinney and Richard
Cav. Another Venirc Of 100 has been
summoned for this morning.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS
Sold From Memphis by tho Momphls &
Chnri,aton Railroad

And 10 all other points IN southern terri
tory Mt
oNT rARH ron TuE ROUND rnir.
Local points one and onc-third rates.
These tickets will be sold nj city ticket
office, 27S Main street, and nj Memphis 4
Charleston Depot December ~, -, ~, -
aud -, good 10 return to January ., 1889,
and December %, 30, 81 and January !,
good 10 return Ia January 3. 1859.
Write OF ask for what YOU want
&. A. DESAussuRr, A. q. T. \.
J. G.. BEANS, City Pass. Agt.
II. W. WRENN, q. 7. Il I. A.
II. llu0uEs, Ticket Agi.
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HYlo cures chappcd hands and lips.
vI.,a A co,.,h,.a Palace.

The most appropriate aud useful present
4 Dinner or Tea Set. Your wife will an.
prcciatc Il. We have them nj all prices,
and some Of the most exquisite oncs ever
brought 10 this city.
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Chancery Court.

In addition to the eases undisposed ana
those announced ready the cases OF the
Kansas City Railroad Company vs.. Rich
mond and Hodges ys. Hodges have been
placed on the calendar Tor today.
4. Urquahart ct al. sued out an attach
ment in this court yesterday against tho
property Of samuel Gaby ct al TO satisfy II
Judgment amounting Ia Sl4320.
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tircait Court.

The case Of Radmacher w. the Louis
willie, Now Orleans & Texas Railroad is still
occupying the attention OF this court.
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DIAMONDS, watches. clocks, silycrwarc
Of all kinds In great variety, at Hughes 4
llallcr'H, 3j3 Main street.
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II you arr looking for something nice for
your wife or friends bc sure and visit our
China Palace. We know We can suit you.
We have the loyclicsi goods YOU have
ever seen
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Every Thursdsy,

Ladies' day a, I.ocb's Turkish Bathrooms.
Al and 10 Monroe.
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Probate Court.

Charles Darrell was appointed guardian
of Louisa Kellcrmnnn. His bond was
fixed ut $500.
The will Of Mrs. Ellen G. Glenn, de-
ceased, was admi I'd to probate yesterday.
w. n. Moore is named as executor.
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Every Thursday,

Ladies' day at locb's Turkish bathrooms
al and A.. Monroe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-20

oNE Of the best selected and largest
stock Of icWclry at Hughes & llallct's, 800
Main street
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n.ttrr ,l,,n Hnic,ae.

rr1f Arnold fnys AN incurihc dy.pcptN /,
Justified ln committing suicide NcWIll Rulrlu
Tee a. cum any dtspoptic within three months boy
Ackcr- kngi,h Dyspepsia Tablets II. }. llciftef
druggist
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ANuNnEn Of cases ~ severe Chronic Rhou.
matism are on record in which la-cu-pi-a
was the only medicine that could effect q
cure Sold everywhere.
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Loosrdlamonds, great variety. Thaycr's.
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rto,da Co.. ,btns Palace.

II,lo mnkc. lhc I'm NhIle bid clcar.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
sIIoRTIsr LINE SOUTH.

secure Your Tickets O. New Orleans.
Southern Texas, California and Florida
points VIA tho Illinois Central Railroad.