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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
The Wey Girls Do.

The Way Girls DO.
"Oh, Kitty I've something the best to
tell youl''
"No?"
'tOh, but I have, thought"
"Do tell me, quickl'
"You'll never lisp it to any one?"
"No, indeedI'
81 wouldn't have you breathe it for
the world!''
"Oh, I won't.
'sNot to any one, remember.
.'No-hope to die if do.
"Well, then-oh, it seems 80 funnyP
"Oh, do hurry up and tell me.
''I'm afraid you'll tell"
"Oh, indeed, indeed, I won't
stId never forgive you if you did,
"Well, but won't"
"He might not like it, you know"
"Who's he?"
"Oh, I forgot! How foolish I am''
care You ever going to tell me?''
eyes; yes-I said to myself right away
that I'd tell you anyhow"
"Well, do, then.''
"Well, then-oh, you will be awfuny
surprisedr'
"Oh, do hurry and tell
"Well-I-I'm engaged"
"No?"
"Yesl''
"Wen, who to?"
"To Charlie Lawson"
"Why-Lol-Brighamp'
81 amp
"Tee, hee, hee"
"Isnt it funny?"
"Why, you old darling!"
"Don't you congratulate me?"
''Of course I do. Charles perfectly
lovely. I'm awfully glad for you both. y
"Oh, thanks!"-Detroit Free Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
HEAHE ZIP, cEIckEN-EATER "

aolmes, chuckling. ''You are pretty pair
o 20 on such FOOLS errand."
when they returned, Adam caNed as sooo
IS he saw them at the edge of the camp.
ssYou better limp back here fast, yon
.oIks, what's left of you. Camps breakip'
- and the horspittle ambulance is a-start-
n.y.
ssYou didn't stay long," remarked Holmes,
standing by his democrat wagon, which had
INST arrived to take his party home.
Nose stared at the adventures, sus-
seuding his business Of washing out the
ssttles.
isWhst did Painter do?''
IsEs took the sugar from Miss White and
Sut some Of it in his mouth" replied
sur9ey.
sand then be threw the rest Of It at your
aesd," ssid Holmes.
sSut whst's be got N his housee' in
CURED Randy.
xSottled snakes" said Gurley; Chemical
-sSorts and furnace. l had the merest
:Sampss before he shut the door OF Us. But
Ee have man Of science over the Black
EosioT; psrhaps an inventor: one who has
At say rate fooled everybody as to his
character and pursuits"
aEs ain't fooled nobody in his looks,'' as
serted Nose.
Phoebe White was shiYering close by the
sre. She had not spoken word since re-
s,xnins. McArdle approached and talked
. her, and she turned her face toward him
% listen with spparent effort.
eurley wss waiting to hand her into the
senocrat wagon where Randy Thompson
already sat wrapped up like sausage.
After Phoebe had drawn up her scarlet
Nrsp and fastened it more snugly around
Se- for the ride, Gurley saw her take a
shaSby portenonnaie from her pocket and
sass 3 crisp green note swiftly to NC
Aedlss waiSiag hand.
aso McArdls borrows money Of her." the
,cuss man taought, with scoru, ss he can
:ered home after they had separated.
:sGates Z sort Of tributary chapel Of her
itt,e sctooi-nouse, to swell the chuoRs 40
.sssnns. suppose he Intends 10 marry beg
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
4 Brothers Keeper.
W0NLES WORK or LOVE AID DUTY.
~ NARY EARTWELL cATEERWooD,
AgZEoR or "CRAoUE O DooM," ''STxPEEa
GUTHRIE" "THE LONE MANS
CABM," AND OTHER STORIES.

4 prolonged suore from Nose covered tho
climax Of this story. Adam dragged hlR
rp blinking like an owl.
''T'whoo-oov' initiated Adam. s'Wa6e up,
:hicken-eater The story's told and the
nolasses is waXin'. You help me sling OF
these kittles."
You mustn't let such back-achey,
zruesome yarns get into your head, Miss
Phoebe" said Tom Holmes 1T isn't
healthy. Lies not tug; it's pretty much
IS one makes it. Here's Painter over the
Hollow. He could be living like a decent
Christian, but shuts himself up like wolf.
What if things haven't gone to suit him. A
man can't boss the world. a man expects
20 be trod on once in awhile, but let him
AXE it with good grace and kick back if
ae can, and if he can't, grin about it,
People who are out of the water can give
such lucid instructions how to escape
srowning,' retorted Gurley. you've al
Tays had a good time yourself"
There was some hustle in taking OF the
zetties and helping the sugar. The party
shifted about, talking. When Garley
brought Phoebe White her saucer Of sugar,
she said to him:
- WOUOGE hIteSL tAIaS uSi oiie 40 oo1-t5
across the Eonows May be he's sitting be-
:ore his FIRE with his heart all bitter"
Perhaps he is,'' said Gurlcy, smiling III
Sulgcntly. ''Ive been down in the mouth
myself when was lonesome"
Ton Holmes looked at her with the
amused contempt which experienced people
always bestow on visioDaries.
.sGio over and invite Painter to join US,
Miss Pnebe,' he suggested.
':pd like to go and carry him some sugar,
Just to let him know there were human be-
ngs in the world who could take thought
:cr him"
.Do it,n said Tom "pm curious to know
soW he'll receive you-''
Twill" returned Phoebe White, nettled,
IF some one pleases to show me the path.
Nose, you forfeited your hat Redeem it by
going across Black Hollow with me.''
81 don't care nothin' about that old hat, ;. .
.epiied Nose, slouching into the lodge with
iarful OF the grained sugar.
aWhst'u you be up to next" disapproved
Sandy.
'eNobody will go with her. said McArdle,
Easily. sslt is too absurd"
ssNot st all absurd said Gurley. ready
Sifh another saucer Of sugar. "WM you
AXE my arm, Miss Whitea know every
rsepping-stone in the Black Hollow"
sfPsinter Will shoot you both," said Tom
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
A Railroad Wreck In Montana

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July "a Helena
(Montana) special says: AN easl-bound
Northern Pacific passenger train jumped
the track on Sunday night at Gold Greek,
fifty miles west of here, the day coach,
dining and Pullman cars rolling into a
ditch. Miss Nelson, of Riley & Woods
Theatrical Company, and Mr.. Ulin, of
Missoula, Montana, were seriously injured.
Many others were injured, but not danger
ously.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
1t Riyaled the Sun in Brightness.

APPLETON, Wis, July 3.-At 2.30 yes.
terdaY afternoon tremendous meteor was
observed to pass across the Southern sky
from east to west. 1t rivaled the sun 10
brightness and left long train of sparks
in its wake. The meteor moved very slow
ly and was evidently at very great height.
It was visible for half minute and finally
faded away without noise.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
TO THE NIGHTINGALE.

o., dear one, with tawny wings.
Dearest OF singing things
Whose hymns my company have been,
Thou art come thou art come, thou art seenl
BID, with the music Of thy voice.
Sweet sounding rlstler, the heart re5oics;
All. louder. louder, louder sing,
Flute ous the language Of the spring;
Nay let those low notes rest,
OH my nightingale, nightingale, till ous Thy
anapast
Como. my companion, cease trom thy slunoers,
Pour out thy holy and musical numbers,
Sing and lament With . sweet throat divine.
lsys Of many tears, thy son and mine;
Cry out, and CULVER and shake, dusky throat,
Throb with thrill Of thy Houidest note.
Through the wide country, and mournfullJ
through
Leaty haired branches and boushs OF the yew.3
w;deas snd rises the echo until
Even tho throne room Of God It shall 6l,
Then whea Apollo, The bright locked, bath heard
L., ho shan snswer thine eleZy, bird,
Playing his ivory, seven ssringed Tyre,
Standing . god n tho high gods choir.
Az, and not he alone.
EarS! From immortal threats arise
Diviner threnodtes,
Sounding together IN heavenly moan,
And answering thine OWL
- Mary T. Robinson, from Aristophsaes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
Bishwaymen in California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3-The stage run
ming between this place and Hildreth was
stopped yesterday evening by masked men.
They Jumped from behind rocks and COM
pelled the express messenger 10 throw away
bis gun, and then compelled the driver to
hand over the express box containing $l0,
600 in silver bullion. The robbers escaped
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11
and sponge of her the rest Of his hfe.- {
that had my will Of himl"

Psyche Fawcett rode over tosreturn Mrs.
Holmes call, and she handed in card for
Miss Phoebe White also. Sdlss FaWcett
would not be taken into the room of state,
but snuggled to the sitting-room FIRE OF
logs which was always kept burning there
until the heated season put it out.
This is sight chat warns ones soul,
Madam Drusie,' said she. aAnd my soul
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11

'May be I fancied oae Of the Divers mon
sters had come up out OF the whirlpool and
was grinning at me. wish I could plunge
into seme place and be hid and quiet for
eeer.''
She put her hands over her face, but not
IN time to stop stray SOB.
>Wrs. Barker PIT hec arm erc.a6 2hGbe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-07-11

Variety of Opinions from Many Sources
The Republican Ticket AS Viewed from
Various Standpolnts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
TURNED INTO A BEER GARDEN.
Socialists and Conservative Labor Peo
pie Have q Stormy Meeting.

pie Have Stormy Meeting.
CmIcAGo, H., Feb. 20. The socialists
and conservatives, under the respective
leaderships Of I. J. Morgan and Mark l..
Crawford, succeeded in turning the Trade
and Labor assembly into beer garden
last evening The fight was precipitated
by the committee ON organization. p. Ii.
McLogan, az chairman OF a special COM
mittee, reported against the admission of
the delegates from the Central Labor
union (socialisticl. lie said that the union
was antagonistic to the Trades Assembly,
that ii was political organization, and
that its delegates were not entitled to ad-
mission. The committee on organization
took opposite grounds. Crawford made a
bitter attack upon the Central Labor union,
and declared that the Trades Assembly had
nothing in common with them. McIogan
said the members Of the Central Labor
union were nearly all socialists and an
archisis, and desired 10 capture the Trades
Assembly for political purposes. Il. j.
Morgan jumped upon McI.ogin. accused
him OF selling himself to the Democrats for
s. a day as an employee in the election
commissioners office, and made other UNI
pleasant charges. McLogan shouted that
the Central Labor union had insulted the
American flag, and was greeted with a
storm Of his~es and groans. 81 hate social
ISM" said Crawford; sit is opposed to the
teachings OF Christianity. Socialism will
ruin the Trades Assembly"
Richard Powers, OF the Seamans union,
said: 81 tell you, gentlemen, when men
hiss and groan at the mention oil the Amer
lean flag, it's time something was done.
Misses and cheers. A man who will do
that is traitor Lyellsl, and should be
treated rs such"
Great excitement ensucd for about five
minutes, during which time delegates
arose, yelled, Kissed, stormed, waved hats,
umbrellas, or whatever else was convenient.
The chairman in vain kept up an incessant
rapping for order. Powers continued, and
said that il the Central Labor union was
admitted the conservatives would with.
draw. Finally, after much turmoil, the
question Of admitting the delegates was
put, and the socialists won by large ma.
jority. A split in the trade and labor as
sembly is now inevitable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22

PHLApELruIA, Pa, Feb. 9i.-Tho
scvcnty-two hour, twelve hours a day
bicycle race, which began yesterday morn
ing. was resumed at II o'clock this morn
inc. The scores at o'clock p. m. were:
Dingley, 2l2 miles; Hollingsworth, 2lO.
Knapp, 200; Ashingcr, 600; Rhodes. 1876;
Nelson, 1874; Whitaker, 40; Mcdowell.
lIG; Croker, ~. The latter was 20 scri.
ously injured in q collision yesterday that
lis reappearance on the track Is otproba-
hlc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
JOHN DoRY, No. 5I6I.
Standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot Mambrlno, the best bred son 81
Pilot Jr. dam Indiana dam 81 indianapolis, a2il
By MAmbrino Chicf Pilot Mninbrino made fcoori
Of 2aSL In the mud Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Tnok IN 226s.
Firsi dam Of John Dory Agnes by Mambrno
Star (rroord 2esl. son 81 Mambrino chief Nam
brine Chief was by Mamhhno iaymAsler, he ~
Mambrlno. he by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DORY 4 10 hands high. seal brown al
most black. two white heels, heavy name aud tail,
short coupled aud heavy boncd. lie lsa honc Of
anc action. and very stylish Although In hs gyenr
old form and never tninod, he svcry iai and level
hcadcd. and eau speed nj y as gait lie was ioaltd
April u. Issl. at Indian IIlll Ky. Limited 10 ten
mans service fee $40 cash. with usual priyil'
cgcs ol rrturn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
Their Live. Endangered.

Providence, X. J., Feb. 2i.--The Rev.
o. W. sdll, Baptist minister, and a
parishioner named Allen, have been wag-
ing war against the saloons at East Green
wich, aud they-have been threatened with
violence. On Saturday night Mr.. Aliens
well was poisoned with arsenic, and an at
stills house with dynamite. Mr.. Still has
resigned his pastorate and declares he will
fight the liquor traffic with his whole
energy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
4 Told You so.

Mr.. r. A. Ireland, Of Breen, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says: ~ was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment 1t gave me
instant relief, and has effected a permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co., manu-
factures, Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents and 81
Ter bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
No 2S3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
ITCHING SKIN DISEASES
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by cutieura.

rJ'REATNEST.-- warm bath with curicuRa
Il soar, and single application Of CtTirunA,
the rfcat skin Gun, This rcpsaicd daily. with two
&C ihTcc doses Of CtrCr1k hE,oLyHSr. the New
nloO,i Purifier. n kccp The blopt cool. the pcrpl
naiion pun and unTiutng, the bowels open. the
liver and kidncyt actltc.will speedily ciir lrtnn
letter. RlnswOun, rreriaTis Lichcn. rrurltus
fciil Head, landnin and every acclss OF Itching.
S,aly aud l'lnply lIilinou Of the scalp aud skin
when al other f0lr cdles fall
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
RUPTURE Radically CURED

Without the knlit or hlndnnce 10 bnslncss, IN nom
CO 10 20 days By the Medcatcd soft Iad fruss aud
oaicc treatment A contract made with each patient
strictun Hydrocee and Naricocelc cured In .
short time. Circulau on application.
Tho Medicnted SOFT Pad Truss has the
spring In the trout; therefore avoid M all kidney
troubles. aud oan h. worn night and day. McguAf
nniee this Tru~ " lie easy 10 wear aud Va hold up
the bowel OF money refunded Made aud fitted 10
male or iemslc by DIR, NOZZLE,
az Icft,rsou NJ Mcnphls Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
HEALTH N WEALTH - Dr. Beauregard's
Tonic and Neryine, tho Great
Efeufh Specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all IT, ftages, mental
~ aud physical depression, fpefmntnuhcA, by
Tochondria sterility, uruulgin hystefa, incaparty
lor study &C business, pafali sis lppolenco cpicp
~. los 81 memory. s0iicnug ~ the bfain, aud All
diseases Of the nervous system may IT, radically
cured In either scx by The use 81 THIS unctcollcd
PREPARATION. II Il a matter u supreme Importance
h. usc appropriate trvntmcut i0f The ours oi tho
los of nerve power. aud IT. baufcgarts Tonic
aud Neryine, after mauy years trial IN Europe, has
proved infalliblc II aiken arcor'ting N directions
which affixed IN earh bottle, one boh equal ~
Price. si.OO box. orsiK bpxcs for $500. Scnt
b. mail prepaid on rcc~ipt at pricc. We guarantee
alx boxes % cure any Uaee With cash order ~
ociycd by for six bokcs Will send our WriltoL
guarantee 20 rcturn the money u treatment dos
not elect cure A. Rcnlcn q Co, Druggists. sple
agents for United State. ~ and lij Aain street
Memphis Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
Protection for rruI, Growers.

NEw YoEK, Feb. 2l.-Membcrs Of the
New York Mercantile exchange and Others
engaged in the fruit trade in this city have
forwarded petition to Congress asking
protection for the fruit growers Of Cali.
fornia, Florida and other fruit producing
States, by retaining the duties now i'm.
posed on foreign fruits; also, TO repeal the
law relating 10 damage allowance on
oranges, lemons, dried fruits and nuts Of
NIL kinds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
TRrTEe OF THE SCALP.

MAS almost perfectly hal !, cau..si by letter n
tiic top 81 the scap fused your turi.rEA kts.
Iftx about tix weeks ard they rurd my tcnlp
perfectly. snd nov my half Is coming back a. thick
a. II ever aas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable CrTIcrRA RguTnifx have
duUc my child 20 mtIch Eood that feel like saying
this iog the lEncfit ~ those who troubled With
1klu disease. Ms little sifi was troubled with W..
g,,mn and tried fcycru doctor. and medicines.
bat q Id not 10 her any rood until USED the Cuu.
rrrA RENrnfFs. which sIcrdily cufCd her Tor which
] oi.g yOu many thanks and many nights Of ret
ANTON DOesiMkIi kpiSnpagIL iND.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

entitled Our Family Physician
descriptions Of diseases
department ~ y
hereby that a Family phycan' aud
find 10 worthy
public IL o HAN" ~ !"
Physician
IL Of diseases and deserves Wide
" NJ.
profess N luuet Medical Colgs Chicago"
examining Publication Family Physician fully nioH"
nons expressed IL merits by the above gentlemen an
1rohSs Of the uncl Medical College
Tho hoax contains valuable chapter Of smptom voniyin dias
nos ns diseases proper Alpl Homeopathic EeNas
Iyjr aud Herbal treatments
health assist the family doctor IT'S not intended
10 take the place every help do eeyis possible
IN absence
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
COVERED WITH BLoTcHES.

want 10 .oii you that your ccricrHA REsoLvEsr
4 magnificent AbOut thrcc months aro my iacc
was covered with nl0trhcs, and after usiuH thfcc
buitics OF nKsoiyENr WIS peri, city eur-l
FREDERICK MATTE
= ~. cuAHLts ST.. Nav ORLEANS. Ia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
BLUEGRASS" No. 1874.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by Ryryks IIamblctonlan sire OF 40 trolier.
with records of 40 or better, AMI slrc Of 70 suns
that have each gotten one OF morc 2ao performers.
hrst dam XIII by Long Island BLACK ilawK second
dam by Young Duroc half brother Ia American
Eclipse; thlrl dam BY Cofina Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Il ~. hands high, scal brown. al
most black. with vino colorod TANKS and musrc,
two white heels. heavy name and tail, long bodied.
heavy boucd aud very stylish. lie Is the ,irc Of
Grcy Cloud, record 2,2i's-trial 2lp'.. Of Bccchct
sire u one ID performer Andoi tho dam Of Lady
Of Lyons. rccord e25,l lie is half brother IN box.
ter. RIM. Ncttie. ais: Jay Gould. 22iili ucorgs
wilkes. 22l aud full brother TO Meuciaus. "a
BLUEGRASS Il the only son 81 lpsdyks Ham
bletonlnB whose scrylocs were ever offered 10 IN,
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. aud he viii This
SEASON bo limited to ten outside nan~ Zee $50
cash, with usual privileges Of niurn
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TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

premiums Subscribers only out w'
we'll cih
by AL paid Their
propose Of .hfs friends
o1er~l expensive i Qua eAle
object Offering viii ask o'l o"
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missionary subscriber Come a"i VS
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No Other Book Published Does This.

direction
physicians and for the methods used by
of the
their respective modes practice This makes c specially
family
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No Other Book Published Does This.

Beside throhs n mcuuo+
Sick
The drs lof
gherN
oycbc printed
mother cvenns
had o purchased
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CHEAP COLUMN.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22

FLAVOR your drinking wnter with ten
% twenty DROPS Angostun B,ttcrs aud you
will avoid all dangorof the impurities which,
unfortunately, abound In our water supply.
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OF PRICELESS VALUE.

c,nnot spcat In TOO high terms Of youf crri.
cUnA. u T. worth H. weight IN pure gold Ter sfin
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The nrn of q n rrown a Co. doing bushes. u
Como, Mlsa, r. this day dissolved by mutual cou'
sent A. Rogers retiring The busintas VIII 10
continued ny g. ~ Hfown under the hfm name ~
o. n Bruwu Co The new irm assumes al the
liabilities and Il alone authorized ~ receipt inf
lie unsolicited accOunu. q. r. BROWN,
4. A. kOuElis.
kebnlary I. isg8.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22

The well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics and a
most perfect neryine, arc found in Carters
iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and complex
Ion
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
Stockholders Meeting.

rI,uE Animal Meeting 81 Stockholders n the
chesapeake ohio 4 Southeastern lallnind
COMPANY Tor the Erection VI Directors and the
Transaction ~ such other business as may o0me 10.
fnrc them, will be held II the ontc 81 the Company,
On he tint kIbdly " April, 1888, al II O'elock,
in tho forenoon oi that day. The proposed i,sue Of
Branrh Honds Of aid Company AMI Tie execution
oi . mortgage ~ deed II trust 10 scruru the snine
Will be- suianlttci a. the mceiing iof ~ considera
ton and ariiOn thereon. by order " The President
and IB1ard " Directors l. " uAThS, herutafy,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-22
AMusEsrENrs.

ADJUSTMENTS
MEMPHIs 3rHEATER
TONIGHT
Matinee "Wednesday
BARIkAM d BlfRBIDGE
BARrRAM & BuRBIDGE
Comedy Company
In Augustin Days Greatest Success.
"a NIGHT OFF"
"a NIGHT OFF"
"A NIGHT OFF"
"A NIGHT OFF"
"A NIGHT OFF,"
Seats at witzmann & Co.'S Music store.
thursday, FRIDAY ami Saturday. February q, ~.
2o-MIis. POTTER
MEMPHIS THEATRR--
wi PRANK GRAY, MANAGER
Three Nights and Saturday Maiinec-Co Commencing
Thursday. February y,
MRS. POTTER
Supported by Mr. KYLE BErIEv.
ny courtesy OF NJ. H. T. Abbey, OF wallack's
Thcater,
Mr.. HENRY LEE.
and carefully selected company under the mau-
agement OF Mr.. H. &. MINER.
Thursday and Saturday Evenings and Saturday
LOYAL LOVE.
Friday Evening-RoMEo AND JULIET.
Seats now on sale at witzmann & Co. IS Music Store.
February 27-2s-29-wilson & Rankin's Minstrels.
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NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Feb. 2l.-Dan
Brown, who was convicted Of manslaughter
and sentenced a few days ago by Judge
Baker TO six months Imprisonment in the
penitentiary at hard labor for the killing oI
Adolph Zenneck, Of the Mascot, for the
publication in that paper Of an article con.
corning his alleged intimacy with a lady
in Algiers, was pardoned yesterday by
Coy. McEnery.