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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-08

NEVER ask a crust Of a crusty man. Ask
him for meat, for he'll give you a cold
shoulder with pleasure.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-08
CURES AL HuEaORS,

from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to tho
worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum, "Fever-sores,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
Tested its potency in curing letter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes. Scroll
ulous Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Disease,
"White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for a large Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin Diseases or the same amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse it by using DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyaut spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-08
DESERVING OF HELP.
How q Man OF Nerve and Spirit Lost HI
Entire Fortune.

Entire Fortune.
A haggard-looking tramp stopped at
a house in Kentucky and called for the
Landlord" Old Major Bowles, we'll
known character in Central Kentucky.
stepped out on the gallery and in u
rather ungentle voice demanded:
What do you want here. sah?"
MY dear SIR" said the tramp, tax
ing off his tattered hat and bowling with
sort of meek despair, '.you see Inc il
hard luck"
Hang your luckr' exclaimed the
Major.
II can heartily endorse that senti-
ment." replied the tramp, "but l am
not here to indorse or to receive in
dorsement but to ask for something to
sustain the body. am starving"
That's not my fault" said the Ma
jor. The world is pretty well filled
with just such starving fellows as you
are. but have never heard of one of
them dying. l don't mind giving u
man a little something to eat, but I'll
be blowed if l intend to encourage
your Internal laziness. Like all the
rest of your tribe. [ suppose that you
claim to be quite a respectable fel-
low?"
'Yes, SIR"
''Of course, And reckon you oncs
had money!"
.'Yes, sir"
.Of course. BIT you lost it on ac-
count of u rascally partner??"
mo. sir"
s'Stocks went down, then?"
mo, l had nothing to do with
stocks"
We'll, then, the bank broke"
81 had nothing to do with banks?'
s'Why, this is strange. Over-croppcd
yourself and there came a drought?'
mo, had nothing to do with farm
ing"
us it possibler' said the Major. now
teenly interested. 20, l see, you
bought n steamboat"
No"
.Saw-miIl?"
''No, sir"
"And yet you had money and lost
itP''
Eyes. sir"
"But how"
81 lost it playing poker
WHAT exclaimed the Major. ''Whv,
my dear sir, you are not the rascal |
took you for. Why, you are man of
nerve and spirit. Come in, and help
yourself to any thing there is in tho
house. "-ArkanSGJO TrdreIer.
mo, Mr.. Sampson-George dear"
said the girl, 81 can never. never be
your wife, but l will always be a"
'.Ah. darling" interposed young Mr..
Sampson, and his heart was throbbing
the buttons off his new silk vest, why
do you address me in such an endear-
ing term if it can never. never be?"
Because. George DEAR" and again
the name fell from her lips like music
in the night. Pm to be mother to
you in the spring. Your father"
But the son-in-law had fed.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared only
By C. i. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-08

A MODEL mana solicitor of patents
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-08
100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared onl
BY C. ]. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
400 Main street.
TODAY

We offer tho following unapproachable
bargains.
1000 Misses' fancy mixed Trimmed Sal
Tor Hats, 25c; cheap at 7bc each.
800 Mems Straw Hats at Acc and 30;
cheap at 81 each.
500 Mems strictly all-wool Cashmere
Suits, in plain, check and striped, includ.
ing indigo blue; either one OF these suits
you cannot purchase for less than $40 to
| $3.50. We will offer choice the entire LOT
at our unapproachablc low price Of s., 50,
s. per suit
Remember, not one OF them can be
bought for less than $40 to $3.50 else.
where.
1000 pairs Chfldrcns Knee Pants from
four 10 twelve years, at 25c, 25c, 25c pei
pair
Children's Suits from four 10 twelve
years at SIPS; cheap at 81 per suit.
Children's Suits In Corkscrew, very
finest, s.; cheap at 50 per suit
800 pairs Mems strictly all wool Cassi.
mere Pants, well made and beautiful
styles, all at g.; cheap at $500 10 S. pei
pair.
Mems custom made, hand sowed call
Shoes, in plain and fancy toe, 81, cheap at
81 per pair.
Mems good calf Shoes in Button, Lace
and Congress, all at $3.50; cheap at S2.5C
per pair.
One bottle OF Bixby's Best Shoe Dress
ing free with every pair Of shoes today.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, hand Rcwcd
worked button holes, 81; cheap at 81 PEI
pair.
Ladies' Kid Hand scwed Slippers, Zoe
cheap at 81 per pair.
Ladies' Kid lland sewed Oxford Tie,
and Buttons, 7bc cheap nj Sl.50 per pair
Mems Embroidered Velvet and Patent
Leather Slippers, all sizes, Zoe; cheap At
$3.50 per pair.
Mems east iron, unlaundorcd Shirts, al
sizes, Poe; cheap at Zoe.
Mems blue cheyiot Shirts, 25c; cheap
nj G0c.
Boys all linen Collars, 95c; cheap at 81
per dozen.
Mems fancy striped Underwear 3jci
cheap mt Zoe
Mems nlcachcd Drilled Drawers, 2jc,
cheap at Doc per pair.
buy your millinery OF us and save 100
per cent Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Tips,
Feathers. everything nj half price.
Rcmcmbcr, wotrim hats in all and every
style FREE oi charge.
1000 dozen mems full, regular made
Hall Hose, Sc, BE-, he per pair.
Bustlcs and Corscb cheaper than else
where.
parasoIs. rarasoIs, parssois.
You must come TO iis II you want bar
gains
silk Miils, black aud colorcd, extra
length. very best, all at loo, loo, loo; cheap
nj jOc per pair, ut the
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
No. 400 Main street.
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They are still haning on sicbcl. This
morning THE ArrE,L published an inter.
view with Manager Wood. Of the Mem.
phls team, about ihc signing Of Sicbcl by
Charlcion Wei, yesterday was fruitful
IN bitter complaints on the part Of Prcsi.
dent Rozicr and Mr.. Wood. The former
u very ouispokon In bis pronunciation Of
oi Alr. Moran, the manager for Charleston.
Tue ArrEAL man heard him tell the sea.
gull manager tl,at be considered Il a dis.
honorable and little piece Of business 10
take man from them lMomphis) who
had been playing right along, with.
ont hut corHuliing them ~ 10 the
rinnding Of Mr.. Sicbcl. Of course We
DO not believe that the employers Of base.
ball players should make slaves IT their
men, bat Il is certainly necessary 10 the
stability q any club that very strict dis.
cipllne should be enforced, and rigidly en-.
forced
No club could be depended upon nj all
u the players had any mote liberty than
they have today, and ~ hard a. Il may
seem for man N be- almost enslayed, II I,
absolutely necessary. The management
Of clubs have enough trouble as h M
What would they have II more lenioncy
wcrr allowcd7
What all this Il going TO amount 10.
whether II be the blacklisiing Of Mr.. sic.
bel. the hning Of Charleston, or whatever
u may be. this seems only honorable and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
FIRE AT MAYS EMPORIUM.
The entire stock slightly damaged by
water will be sold wthout'rcscr,c.
COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT.
nI,nr Irirurnn..

piTrsnrRg. Ia, May l-Ri,cr falling. Weather
clear and pleasant
WHEELING. W. Va, MAY i--Rlycr s frct J
inches aud stationary. Weather clear and warm.
pAprCAtI. Nv. MAY THE river has flsrn Cio
If a inui aud the raurg nov marks - l,vt Inches
Weather clcaf anl cnOi
EVANSVILLE Ind May t-Nlght River 10 frrt
IS inches and falling Weather clear and cool.
DEPARTED Paris &. brown. iur New Orleans
sr. LOUIS. No. May g. Nlght- Arrived city
" Nlokshufs. Matches NcW south iHducahi ", ".
cherry. 1Cnncevc liver hvIaucd. New SOUTH
CINCINNATI %, May Noon River n feet !
Inches aud falling lighi shower The Their
mumrtrr a. a. il. Nlrht#NNrf N fftt q inches
ani falling weather cool and tlclt Arflyci.
Andes, Mhceliug nvsoto, Memphis ncpauci.
Audci, Wheeling.
tOtisNlttE Ky. May No1n River falling.
with irct Inches ON the falls and icrt inches
in The canal Wcathcf cloudy and rslnU Nlght-
H,cr falllur with icci inches un the tails ana
irct inchut IN the canal Arrived Ind wilson.
from Cairo DEPARTED ffcd wilson anil tow. iuf
ilusbum Weather cloudy and pleasant
CAIRO. ~, May Nom River q tst and sin.
tinnnfy. Wonthrf rluudy aud cool Arrived New
south Ohio midnight . N Williams New ur.
lcans midnight departed New sunih. 10 louis.
midnight ~ "a Muilams ohio. daylight Nlrhi.-
River 70 isrt aud stationary. Weather clear and
warm Arrived kcshii ~ louis pms itllO
Mpmphlt. vi louis Hp.m. nUtafCd. city % "a
louis. NVw ofiUnua fpm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
Washington Notes.

Pos,masters appointed today: In Arkan-
sas, Il. NJ Young, Denicrvillc, lndcpcnd-
enCe county.
The Secretary Of State has appointed Mr..
Frederick 4. Bancroft, OF New HAMPSHIRE,
10 be librarian OF the state department vice
Mr.. Theodore T. Dwight, resigned. The
change takes effect June /.
Bonds accepted by the government today
as follows Registered u, 1851, 100 at l26l;
coupon Is, 5000 at 1861; registered AS,
sj0OO at 1919; 10000 at 1919 coupon
lls, $4,000 at lO5,. Total purchased to-
day, S1jS, 100.
A fine lifc-sizc marble bust Of Garibaldi,
with n marble pedestal about four feet In
hight, has been received NJ the capitol
and placed In hall Of the upper lobby Of
the Senate. IL was made in Italy and pre-.
scented Ia the Senate by the Gaiibaldi
Monument association Of this city.
The Senate committee on privileges and
elections, which has for more than a year
had under investigation the election riots
Of Washington county, Tex, "a also near
ing the conclusion OF is work. The missing
portion Of the testimony taken by Texas
courts upon the trial OF some OF the rioters,
has Just reached Washington and Is being
examined bv the committee. senator Ey.
arts will prepare the majority report In the
case.
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fair, that Mr.. Moran suspend Mr.. siebel
until the arbitration committee hears tho
case and settles IL.
Let us do anything to keep the aggra.
waiting squabblcs out OF the league, and
although IL is small organization, let II be
digniiied and honorable one. The lovers
Of the great national game insist upon
this last at least.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
MEMS STRAW AND DERBY uATsi

New styles just opened. Our I'M
rivaled DOLLAR DERBY in spring,
colos, is on sale today. Can't be
beat, even ut $3.50.
BASEBALL SUIT - Boys Baseball Suit
blue cheviot, with two pairs Of pants
10 each suit, for $3.50 Belt, cap and
ball with each suit.
BOYS FINE SuIrs-All our fine Knee Pants
Suits marked S. and 50 will be sold
today for 1925.
SHOES Every one wears Shoes, therefore
every man, woman and child is inter
estcd. Today We offer some sterling
bargains in Ladies', Gents and Chill
drcn's Shoes.
NoTE-We warrant every pair Of shoes
that we sell TO wear well and give sat
isiaction.
$l.l9 viii buy Ladies' Low-Cut Oxford
Tics, patent leather tip, worth 81.
73c VIII buy Ladies' Kid!opera Slippers,
the dollar quality.
$500 viii buy the best Mems Shoe in the
world for the money.
Mems handsewed French Calf Shoes
only s..
MEN's NEcKwEAR--B Beautiful variety OF
new silk Scaris and Ties at % and Soc.
MILLiNERY-Iadics, please leave your or
dors for BOnnets and Hats as early M
possible today. We have been rushed
very much in this department. You
all know why. II il because our Bon
nets aud Hats are the most stylish in
the city and the most reasonable in
price.
Misses aud ChiIdren's Hats
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NssbeSF0'S o

For convaie'ccnt. r1pcrlally iemrlcs. nni Tor Ill
patients suffering from cniccblc1 Digestion mild
Tonic simulani, one that contains just enough
alcohol 20 stimulate Inc gastric inlllccs and l. at
the same time nutritious In it.cli would seem
mot desirable remedy for routine Use In every
physicians practice. provided such a remedy Is
palatable enough Ia insure IT, continued usc aud
cheap enough 10 make Il available or all Glasses 81
patients.
Just such preparation. Il Is claimed. & the Con.
ccnimicd Iiquit Extmct Of Mall aud Hos. which
l. now Offend 10 the profession under the name of
The "Bcst" Tonic. which has rccni'y Appeared on
alc On most Of our drug stores
A trial win convince ~ To ~ palaiAbiiity and
price. and the certificate 81 analysis by rrof q.
Love. Of New York city. seems 10 rive unqucs.
uonablc evidence u 10 therapeutic value.
f.f IL Al. H. -.
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Hoods Sarsapari|Ia

Is prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
ries, and other well-known and valuable vege-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation arc peculiar to Hoods Sarsa-
parllla, giving II curative power not possessed
by other medicines. II effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
al consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the best
medicine ever used. It gives mo an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold out"
J. 3. Fo0G, 106 Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
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MENKEN Sc COMPANY.
GEORGE n. WILMINGTON.

Ho Has Not Skipped to Mexico. and
Has No Idea OF Doing So.
To the Editor of The Appeal
In your issue OF yesterdays date ! see
YOU publish me as having skipped ont for
Mexico nconscqucncco Of icaingan aiiirma-
ton Of the sentence of the criminal court Of
Memphis, and that had not been seen at
my home. or in the vicinity, for nearly
three weeks past. Now, being aware OF
the fact that you would not do me or any
one else an injustice knowingly, I kindly
ask YOU to publish this IN answer: I have
not gone 90 Mexico, neither avn I going |
have skipped nowhere. | do not fear an
affirmation Of the lower courts sentence,
and II | did I'D stand my ground, ~
have done nothing but what ! would do
again under like circumstances; and ~ Tor
Il being a fact that have not been NJ my
home, OF In the vicinity for nearly three
weeks past, q more cgpgOus error never
was perpclnied. For the past four or live
weeks | have not lett my home, or lis
vicinity, being constantly engaged In my
farming arrangements, aud with my little
boy, who broke his lcga few weeks ago.
furthermore have "a say that your inform
ant IA q cowardly liar, and the truth is not
in him. There arc better men In the pcni-
Tertiary and hanged than he ever dared 10
be. will bc at Jackson when the supreme
court hears my case, with those who repre-
sent me. II have 20 crawl get there. In
the meantime II your informant will 20 TO
work ~ | am, he will lind less time 10
down his ncighbors. Very respectfully,
GKoRCE II. MiiLiNOroN.
Millinrton, Tenn, MAY ., 1883.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
BUY YOUR CLOTHING TODAYi

NoTE: We manufacture all our Clothing,
therefore know exactly what II is, and
can guarantee every garment rs per
feet in make, finish and fiji.
AT s.. 75-All our Gents Cashmere Suits
that were sl2 and sl5. This lot con
tains $50 suits, various styles, in plain
and fancy goods.
AT $l3.50-Men's Cheviot Suits, worth
$40 and SIT.
AT $l0.50-Men's Mohair Suits-heautifu
new light material.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-05
MouNr WILTON suFFERERs.
Tho Finance and Relief Committees Ro.
turn Thanks Tor Donations.

Tho Finance and Relief Committees Ro.
turn Thanks Tor Donations.
Tho following rcocirt from the chairman
OF the Mount Vernon finance and relief
committees cyclone sufferers will be read
with interest by tho people Of Memphis
HEADQUARTERS FiSANcr aNu KnIrT CovNuIru)
tNCiNNr stTTTuru.
NOUN NgsN'N, lti.. May . is,S
q. A. Keeling, Isl., htnrhh, Tenn
herewith enclose fcccipt ior one hun.
drcd and iorty-sis doIlaus aud fiiy-nvc
cents (sli6.55l, whinhniakcs Ia all 81 ,6i6. 81
received from YOU ipr the benefit OF our
people who suffered by the recent cyclone.
You will please oxicny To your people our
thanks, aud assure thcm We appreciate
their kindness. Ncyhmb youn,
GEo. ". lyANs, Chairman.
II. T.. RYAN, Secretary.
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sport atI,, Ci,,.


WAsmNcroN, May l.--Thc closing day
Of the spring meeting Of the National
Jockey club WIS as beautiful ~ could have
been desired. There was a clear sky. pleas.
ant temperature and last track. The At
tendance was large. The meeting has been
an cntiw success financially to the Jockey
club, and nothing was left undOnr 90 afford
qualification IN those who attended. At no
course In the country Is morn lively In
tcrost taken by ladies In events than at
Ivy City, and they manifest their ngh by
backing their iayoritc honcs In MI the
rncrs To-day VAS not an exception, and
they wcU present IN large numbers.
fint Race six iurlnngs, for beaten
horses, punso $780, There were twelve
starters The Geld was the iayorilc at s25
against $40 Tor Pnlroclcs aud $40 for Ma.
room. The start was good, Bcndign Jump.
ing into the lead, which he maintained
until the horses entered the stretch. when
luiroclcs ran to the front aud won the
race 10y q length, lCndigo second, Maroon
thirL Time l!l6l.
French POOLS, 5000. The betting In
the books was Ia against the winner.
During the mcr the iocky of Ncs,n was
/
Second kncc=O mile: Ion beaten
horses In selling races nj this meeting:
punp, 500. Had six starters, with sam
llown the iayorilc at s25, against the
field 1T si7 The race was very pretty
ono between sam Brown aud Ncilic n
until the stretch was reached, when sam
Brown made his run and won easily, Or
lando second, Nellie u third. Time LAG.
Pools -SS.ih.
The third race, seven furlones, pun
500, had nine starters Sam Harper, IT,,
WIS the iavoritc at s2i, against the hrld nj
so. The hackcs Of llatpcr VEN some.
what discouraged, ~ hc was unable 90 get
better than thirl place until tho three
quarter post was reached, hut there he
camo away and won hdndily Golden
Reel second aud Sam kecnc third. Time
-l.2D Fools $3.50.
Fourth race was handicap sweepstakes
Of $50 each, with $500 added: mile aud am
eighth. Six starters Richmond was the
iayorto at SO against the field nj $40.
This was very close all the way around.
Richmond won by head, NoshurR
second. Ten Booker third limo Log |.
Pools t7.Si.
Fifth nce-Frcc han leap slcoplcchasc.
ever the usual couna for pure Of 500
Iherc were sis starters; Bob Miles being
the favohic at SIS against the field al SIS.
This race proved the surprise Of the day.
Tor Wellington was frat over all the walls
and the water jump aud won. bob Miles
second, John Henry third. Time ALI.
Pools Sl5s.
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A rrom,nes, nis.l..irp,aa sicL.

Among the great number who came 20
the city 10 attend the great Gilmore con.
cert was Judge from Mississippi, who Is
now al one 81 the hotels In a critical con.
dition, though his physician thinks he
will recover soon, ~ he attributes his sud.
den sickness 20 bis failure TO eat all Of his
meals Mt tho Mos Rose Cafe, which ho
will always 10 In the tulurc.
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MENKEN e. COMPANY.
A GREAT KID GLOVE sALEi

We will give q bargain in Ladies'
Kid Gloves today that even in our
house has no precedent. When
importers have large quantities of
fine goods to-dispose Of they seek
large concerns like ours, and thus
we have many great bargains con-
stantly thrust upon us, as 1t were.
So ii was with these gloves. Some
200 dozen q, 400 pairs Of embroid-
cred real KID GLOVES, in the
choicest shades OF brown, tan and
gray, 5-button, as good value for
$l.50 as ever was sold, will be
placed on our counters today at
73c =. - pair. 73c
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WoULD II surprise you to know that so
cents spent nj Lcubrics Fair will equal In
value sl.OO elsewhere. Tho reason is plain.
They are SIZZLING our before moving into
now quarters. Their present location is
No. 30 Main street. bargains Tor all.
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LOCAL MATTERS IN BRIEF.
Odds and Ends Gathered From A
Quarters.

Odds and Ends Gathered From All
Quarters.
Judge Il. s. Hammond, OF the United
States district court, returned from Jack
son, Tenn, yesterday, bringing with him
all his court paraphernalia. During the
sessions at Jackson, which continued for
ten days, there were fifty-one cases tried,
all for "moonshining', except one, and
that for attempted bribery OF witness.
These cases were disposed of as follows
Forty convictions, ten acquittals and one
mistrial. The May term Of this court will
begin in this city on the fourth Monday in
this month.
GUS BLAss IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
Gus Blass, Beale street merchant whose
name frequently appears both in the mag
istrates' aud police court dockets, and al
ways in an unenyiable connection, was ar
rested yesterday with his brother Joe for
an unproyoked assault on T. w. Williams,
colored, who was in their store at the time.
Besides this, Williams also preferred the
charge Of abusive language. Gus always
comes up with the money, and he and his
brother were released on forfeit.
GEO. WASHINGTON CUT WITH RATCHET.
About 10 o'clock last night John Banks,
OF No. 200 Beale street, and George Wash
ington, got into fight, and while Wash
lngton was vigorously pounding his victim,
Festus, the seventeen year old son OF
Banks came out with Ratchet and chop
ped his fathers antagonist several ticks ON
the side OF the head, flaying the skin sew
eral inches, but not inficting any serious
wound. MI three Of the combatants were
arrested and locked up.
A RAsCALLY CLAIM AGENT.
Maj. r. NJ. Thompson, well known
claim agent, who was under bond 10 APP
pear before the United States court ut
Jackson, Tenn, for q fraud upon one Of
his clients, and who allowed judgment
for 5000 TO be collected out Of Gen. w.
j. Smith, one OF the securities on his APP
pearance bond by reason OF Ascending,
has been arrested and Jailed in Washing
ton, ID. G.
WARNING JUNK DEALERS.
Sam Gabay, the well known Junk shop
dealer at No. ji3 Shelby street was ar
rested last night by Officer Cullen, on the
charge OF assauting T. s. Levy, who is
his competitor in business ut No. 42S Shell
10y street. Both men are getting along in
years, and the ieud which has existed be
tween them for ever 30 long seems to have
broken out aircsh.
Az uMBRELLA THIEF PULLED.
Thomas Kelly, white man forty years
OF age, giving his residence at St. Louis,
Mo-, was arrested last night for stealing an
umbrella Of W. ]. Joyce. On Thursday
night Joyce was in the saloon at Main
and Popular streets, and fell asleep in a
chair, Kelly came in for a drink, and when
he left he took the sleeping mans - um-
brclla with him. a
CONCERT.
The children taking part in the concert
TO be given 10y the Aid society OF the
Christian church, are requested 10 meet
promptly ut . O'Clock In the Young Mems
Hebrew association hall for rehearsal. Let
all bring their costumes, but especially the
| "JatsN
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pAnAsoLsi rARAsoIsi pAnasoLs,

II YOU want a silk sun Umbrella,
orauoyclty fancy Parasol you must
see ours. Such variety aud beauty
can't be seen elsewhere.
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