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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
GIFTS OF POISON.


It is time that respectable lfier-
chants combined with consumers
for the suppression Of all gift, prize
and lottery schemes III connection
with the sale OF articles Of mer-
chandise. The schemes are not
only demoralizing to legitimate
business and to the morals Of the
community, but in the e&tcrt in
which they are being carried i'll the
sale of articles OF food have become
IL source of great danger to the
public health. They are, no mat
ter in what form they may appear.
nothing more or less than devices
to swlndfe honest and ilnsuspectimg
people.
1t is gratifying to learn that in
some instances the officers of Che
Paw have taken hold of the matter.
In New York. and also in Chicago,
parties who in this way offered gifts
to purchasers of their packages
have recently been arrested upon
indictments for Pottery swindling.
The latest candidates, both for Pub.
tic e&ecratiom and criminal prose
cution, are the manufacturers oil
alum baking powders, who are
both, By means Of gifts and lottery
tickets, disposing of largo quanti
ties of their corrosively poisonous
compounds, which are so we'll
known to Be detrimental to health
That no housekeeper will admit
them to her kitchen knowingly.
This form of swindle is not only
being pcddled from house to house
but under the promise of large
profits to be realized, the mamfac.
turers are entrenching themselves
behind the counters of many gro.
GERS BY getting thenY to- offer the
alum goods with the gifts Or lot
terry tickets attached, thereby shift
ing the liability to prosecution, in
part, upon other, anu perhaps inno-
cent parties. Every grocer or deal
CT, for instance, who sells or offers
for sale any Of the prize or lottery
baking powders is criminal in the
eyes of the law, and liable, upon
conviction, to; fine and imprison.
nient, while those who sell the gift
goods are, morally, as responsible,
for they are are Offering an induce
ment or prize, to housekeepers to
use a food. that contains corrosive
poisoh.. Tlis is aprcdicament i'm
whitii III islet possible our groeers
will cara a1 bilsce. themselves when
they colsy' 10 sliiii,s seriously of the
mattef.
II must bc bowls. iiii ,i.iiitli that
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
WHY?

Grcevcr & Co. NE tho kind of
goods chat merit patronage. and that
golden rule of theirs rs to price al
ways concludes n bargain.
Grccver & Company's Diagonals
from $3.50 up.
The great sale Of exceptional value
Overcoats Mt Grecvcr & Co.'S, seems
to have been just what hundreds of
people were looking for. Anyway
they were entirely satisfied.
Grecver x Cos. goods arc all good.
There is not 4 slioddy article in the
house. If the goods are cheap. they
are marked so, chat sales msY PRO.
gress without friction or loss of time.
To remove dry shadow of doubt
rs to quality and price of Grccvcr e.
Company's Clothing you must come
and see. This privilege costs nothing,
puI VIII oc Il source oil proIt and
pleasure Co you.
If you are uncertain rs to your
Christmas Present. allow Grecver &
Co. to make n suggestion to you in
the clothing and furnishing line.
Tho demand for o9ercoats at
Greevef & Co.'S hrs been go great
that they have been compelled TO lay
i'll another large stock Of them Which
will be sold ut the usuat yory low
prices.
Greover & Co. are selling for cash
and will give you better bargains in
Clothing, Hardware, &c. than you
can get anywhere else in the country.
Call and be convinced when in need
of anything in thofr line.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

, IN our official capacity as members
ua'' p,.mou,b. Pa, Hosp tai Committee
OF the ~ ,c., and prove the effective
os." Of many diheren, articles to be used as
%i,nfecan;. in sick rooms au' as as f n.rrr.
.:"s. of infectious ferers' report 'i'l. paIoys ,
p,ophyl.cc Fluid has bee" 'n".I"sS c m s, ,.
dn',ss !, proved most eifcaeio"' |" s'ay'"1
tue n Armstrong, S. NJ Davenport, >. 4
~ LANCE, Thos. Kser, James Lee
OrP, ". ~ auslS So In
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
AVomau's Discovery.

.Arnbe, wonderful discovery has been
-. .,d ,ha, too by a lady in this county
Nc fastened It's clutches nron tier and for
ever year. she wi'hs'ood its ssveIes' 'es st.,
.', h.r vital organs were undermined and
' ~. seemed imminent For three month
-" .,,.,.,cJ necessarily and could not sep.
H. s ,.,nyb, of US bottle of pr. Kings New
NJ for Consumption aud was so much
,,l,evs.i on taking first dose tina, sue ''ep' al
,;yh; and with one bottle has 6een' n,'rsee,
,on.ly cured Her lame is Mrs; L"'h Luz,
Tim, write W. e. Hamrck & Co. OF Shelby
Nc-Gr, free trial bottle a, d.. }. 5. b"az
iey's drug store.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Tie Dudes Know II.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
A. 3. COOPER,
WILEY L. MANGH \ VI.

I hereby give notice that In accordance
with SECTION SO, Of Act No. l25, OF 1880 and
Section ,. Of Act No. l0l, of Acts OF lse2, ]
will oprn ,l,e books for Registration Iii the
Parish Of Richland. a, the c"rrt house IN tie
,own of Rayviile on Mou!ay Oct. Sth lSSs,
md will remain there until Saturday Get.
18Th 1888, and will ,h,n witt the following
Precincts On the days and dates herein men
toned, VIZ:
Goshen precinct. Monday. October 9TH,
o,:e day.
Delhi. precinct, Tuesday, October 10th, one
day.
t;rard precinct, Wednesday. October l7'h'
one day.
Alo precinct, thursday, October 18th. one
day. 49,,
R-,inourl, precinct, Friday, October 18Th,
one day.
Thnmasnn precinct, Saturday Ot'oher 2o'i'
one day. %,
holiness precinct, Monday, October 22d
one hay.
When will return TO Rayville. La, an'
remain, here curing the balance OF tue Wonti
oi October when Ills Registration closes
no,.y all persons who are eligible, and ~ls'
+ 10 vote n, a., November election TO meet M
promptly at The above places.
GEORGE G. PURNiS.
Tax Assessor and Ex- Oliicio Reslstra
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
~, 81 Verdict Unanimous.

w.D. Suit, Druggist. Bipr"s, Ind 'es''
d.. 81 can recommend Electric b'"sts rs
the very hes, remedy Every bottle , sol, ,o mas ma,
k ,or,". and was cured o: Rheumatism OF 10
'o''e' nd;uy, Abraham Hare, druggist
YEAR, years nn;c. atIrms. The best selling
De". 7 h,re ever handled in my 20 Yeas
meNN .:.,.. !, Electric Biters." Thousands
eApt'e \. Ga added heir testimony, so that
OF one. IL, i unanimous that Electric Biuer'
Tue . "" nj di,ea.cs Of he Liver kidreys OF
s TO-" s% OnIy a half dollar boo're at DR.; }
4 B.azlcy's drug store.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
louisiana State Fair

and Shr. yep ~ Exposition t'!.Ir'l annual iair}
,,Les Mac. =, Shreveport. La November ~
To 10Th inrIn-iv. So u''n in premiums ani
nurses so i,I.raWar,.rd. Iiueral premiums i"'
nari.L ,xiihi,.. TIE Gully fully ePririe''
fair .roun's IN the State. i"rrfc>lhg ri"-
cannes each day Som" oil TIC h'"-' rae
horses in thu United States have already been
entered. For premium Isis and general M
formation address
NJ l.. SCOVELL, Secretary.
nvl,5n. Shreveport, Ia
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Epecial Train for Experiment
fnl Meeting. Calhoun.

On the last Thursday in each month the
10 L C.. will run q special train from Delhi to
Calhoun AMI return for the accommoda ton OF
.oaries attending the Farmers Experimental
meeting a, Calhoun station, and tor which
occasion tickets will be soli good for one dav
oo,v a, oue fare for the round trip. The
!. min, xill leave Delhi at six O'Clock a. m
e e,urninr leave Calhoun in the afternoon OF
the same day. W.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Nu's,HeH Orleans and Texas R.R.(o
hESlSSiffl VALLEY ROUTE.

'""'; North Bound:
'"'irm Lv. Mr,up's AIS 5:.,rnI0 5opm
am i Vopm VII ksburs Lvl l2sn3 1Opm
I"s "a.'n. ArN.O. Lv s Oop.m7 oOan,
",,"s' Pnll"a" Butte, Srcpers between
"Iea"s 'rs'hurg, Memphis and Lon
'e Passengers for New Orleans caa take
sleeper az N.'k'burg a, 100 p. u.
AsS Tor TIC ic's by the Mississippi Valley
he
~. EOw AkoS. T.. W. low,
v. L. u y. VI. u. 4. Agt.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

: Always ready.-l,you will jus, take the
pe.can'."n o keep a bottle Of Chamberlain
C.fc. Cholera anil D,arrhoea Remedy on
hand you will always lie ready to cure any
lusm Of bowel complain. 1t is prepared e''
Ieciay for that purpose, aud is sure cure
Sold by Dr.. J. S Braley. II.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Morehouse Clarion says: Geo. +
,sda!e, good NAV, died near Ba-,rop on
7lh. ult, AT tbs residence OF H. b. Newhali
ie was SIS yeats AMI 81 days old. Deceased
vas a father of !. F.. and Geo. {. TisIale
Va, much esteemed, being Il faithful mason
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

pc seen standing the following notice:
COMMUNICATIONS must reach this Office by
before thursday morning. if they appear
the first issue a'et they are received. and
ver'isenien's mus, be handed IN before Ffi-
y noon.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
TULANE UNIyERs tn
OF LOUISIANA.
E.!F.r tt',n {t|!ElE, |, |, !.
PRESIDEAT.

Huh >.hrn. w..h manuel Training College
- ~ nv. c.ur-"s "f instruction.. tnIvcT>I!y
Course, : lrI";Ice aud letters. Session he>
ga. OFT -ih II Sophie Newcomh Men =
oral Cot cgc Ter Women begins Oct. s'h.
Medical department begins bc'. 22nJ
Law Department begins Nov. l9'''
For ,.at1!n.ue aidr.>> IA" Secretary Of the
University. Tuiauc Hall, New Orleans, Ia.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Please don't take anyone word for u, bn
ne Cheathams Chill Tonic and see how
quick you will be cured "Guaranteed. Sold
vi. S. Beazlry. and F.. ". Thompson
Delhi sept
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
AG;er Three Years.

W. +. WALTON. of Springfield, Tenn, says;
Il have been sn,Ierins with Neuralgia ID my
face aud head off aud on for three years.
purchased, n box of DR.. Tanners intaiiibie
Neural-ia ture and TOOK eight OF tue riIis
have not frl, any symptoms OF Neuralgia
s,nce. II gives the pleasure to recommehh
t." Sold by ali druggists. nn2-lm.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Did YOu Ever?

WI. Revcls. NJ. D.. of Baltimore, Md
.ovs. IL have been in the practice OF meui-
cine for over eighteen years, hut never have
| seen tie equal Of Hodges Sarsap"I,''at II
has worked miracles here IN curing kheuma>
,i,m aud Scrofula, Have almost come To 'he
conclusion that cannot practice without IT,
Sold by all druggists. J"<-i"
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
WILLIS
ATTY AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
RayyiiIe, La.

viii regularly attend the Courts IN tie par.
i,l,r, o. RirlilauJ ant frlrkiiu, anl else
where when business requires
Lands bought, sold and Exchanged @"
commission.
Unnnproved and improved lands in large
Or small tracts now on hand for sale
The unimproved land i covered Win
variety Of large timber, >"i'ahr IN q"iii'l
and sufficient IN quantity for almost ahy lnf
pos.
Tie improved lanl j. >ui'ablr 10 agilr"ltu-
-,I ,uruo.rs po.srs,Iu. n dark sandy s",l, The
frii.lr, of which is exceiied lay no country y"
the woril
These Lands are conveniently located with
reference To Iairra Is, uavishJle streams.
..hurrl.cs. schoni-. rte.
churches, -ch"ni-, etc.
Trle perfect. Term reasonable, r:ahl" IL
annual m,,a ,'mcrtsnr cheaper ior lash Cor
rr>pmArrce s"'tn'e!
Eay>Ar, l., May'o. 1883
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
TIL

Represents the position 'lia' DR.. TichenoTs
Aniiseptic susiaos in r:ia ion TO all other
proprietary medicines.-A, the head OF the
colunn u.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Notice..

To all whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that Rich
land parish las this day Quaran,ined
against all places infected with gel
low fever. AZ. CNILDRESS.
PRECEDENT Ponce jury.
Ravvillc, La, Sept. .cd, 1888.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

rooc.er's lightning Lirnmen' Tor
Use r;or.bone, SPAWN, pole evil ioo'
sharo'"' !, ne back, wounds AMI bruises
evil. 'e", Il, huy no others Sold by DR. }
snd YOU .,sy Ruyvlle. and Z. W. Thompson
r.lLi.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Tax Assessor and x-Ol'icl'
A Rle ssina TO Every Woman.

Those of our lady readers who would iiken
tn know how Child Jsarimg may be made
Painless and Safe can &c, the information IN a
sealed envelope by sending four cents
postage stamps 10 Az,
Mas f. REVERE, Box 2S3, Jersey City, n J.
iin2l-'sS-lY-2p
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

, TIE editor has been col fined to lis bed a
rsr Of this week-hcnce the scaici,y OF locals
and personals.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Taylor'. Sure Chiil Cue { ares coEstIpaihn
headache. liver trouble, chiiis and ievors.
and never fail. you don't believe it Try
bottle and you will doubt it no longer.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
4 CARD.
To the Afflicted.

This Is To certify Iha; iav- been sat
frrer from ,i'e, i.r n pt,i 81 .rsf-. The
tnmors run'iuued To i"ci' and ruIrr2-
aud produced much PAIN and s"'rrln:
ha' ! hal be.ua To despair If lie Through
,ne advice Of friend ] placed my-'lf under
care OF DR.. Mccormick, g! RIs,rn for treat
ment | am now well. no iumOr- or pain ~
suffering Daring the time OF the treatment
filled M regular appointments. a.ly mss
iny one, aud attended 10 other duties. After
Knowing my own condition, no one need
despair who will pace themselves under d.
NcConnck's treatment. the knife =
iigature ads not G>,d.
!. Z. EvBRLrr,
Pastor Bapi,st Church ShI"h. ID.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Dr. Tichenor', Anrisep,ic is tie Boss rem
edy for wounds Of every character, and for
lcolic, cramps, &c. Try i, ard be CONVINCED
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

=. f,om being positive cure Tor 1h','s
end ,"ns sn ~. 0 ~o,i Sat.
n! BAH or money Ief'nded. s",a " .so, "
is's R..xiey, and F.. W. Thompson. Sept
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Use Taylor's Cordial with vim for female
4;,,a,e. AMI fax. IL l. the 'rs' t""r' "a'ic'
solI lev d. J = b. kay\...c, d"- h.
Thompson Drin
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
neneV"ient Orders.

I A. '''"rn''nica'iors Of r. z. Mcclure
s,u,l., ~ y Il A. Masons. Third.
W " "rch ncnu--J s. surnncr..r.
w. T. Oliver, Secretary.
!. sy'"' Lodge 10. -, Er,sh,s o
popmu every alternative TucsIa,
/; kAS. ~ i'"' ""y '"'S
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
TO TIE PEOPLE OF HIGHLAND.

Rayvi,l.'. La, April 9Th, 1888.
The undersigned have been appointed 10y
the Noul. Louisiana lmm -ra,ion Association
as agents &c. on lands in Eichland parish.
with a view OF getting actual settlers 10 come
aud buy homes in oar parish. 1t Is proper 'o
s.ate in ,..is connection that one Of The ou>
i..c,s in view i 10 get options on bodies Of
Lands from GO to 1000 acres. Sn!iirient
quantity .or settlement The people who
desire to emi.ra,e from the northwest desire
70 come IN numbers .utIicien; 10 form neigh
bornools, have their own churches, scho"
houses, &c Let the neishbors put then
head, together and see II they can oi!er these
/ land, ia quantities as indicated.
! Address either Of the Undersigned at Ray
! vile, La.
/ A.B COOPER,
! WILEY L. MANGHAN.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

"Prove all things, hold fast that which !
good" Only prove Dr.. Thchcnos 5 An'scr
III Always ALL hold il fast.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

,r,v,crs Sure Chill Cure. III" best %, on
Use i nrs. o. and so cents Sold by +. w.
earth. ,.on d, hi, La and Dr.. 5. beas'es
r.yyiIle. La.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
II Is a Lyc.

r.,o,,, Sure Chill Cure is the best o."
Add By Or !. S. Bradley, Ravil'e'La
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
SEND YOUR BOYS & GIRLS
Mt. Lebanon College.
A HOME INSTITUTION.

Founded in 1854. An Excellent Far,iiy.
Thorough instruction, klnI bat ki2!d Di.ci-
PIN.
1t mas New, Large and Well fnrni-hed
Buildings.
It has an ABLE FACULTY Of EXrERI>
ENCED TEACHERS.
II i the most hcnlriaI location ia The STATE
Il il one OF the mos, moral communities IL
the Sonth.
|, helps worthy. poor yonng men and airl-
It's terms are cheaper rnd more liberal Than
.hosc of any other similar INSTITUTION.
II il only two miles from Gibbs Station, OF
the V, :. 4 p. Il Il, jus, near enough Z
secure the advantages Of the rai.ioaj ans
To mss its evils.
Expense. (pcr term &C i've Month,
Bard, Including Wasting. Lights &c. s
TUITION Primary Department IA
IN Academic ~
/ Collegiate 80
! Musical Art 80
&" Theological Department, Free.
fss" Payable at the Beginning of each quar-
er.~As5
Finally, the sale Of intoxicating uluor
prohibited by special Act Of the Legislature
Address,
President, w. NJ. REESE,
Feby l9--l2 M M. Lebanon, La
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

-. yards Of Begging for sale. AZ good Us
loo AN. CHlLDRESS.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
n'chLAND BEACON.
's'oay' October 8, 1888.
"e''glous Directory,

Eso S;sna'y p in each month i. the day
M. Miles will preach here on The
"uaY IN each month
Il 'T ,as S s"''aa' in each morIh is ,.c
'es'y'e'lans, Rev. D. A. Camp.
a,,se,,l''vsscoes Of Methods, Episcopal
D. T Pam. oo',a Sunday ia eeci mun,h,
''Ffs"" PC. Rayv,lIe C;r.ui,.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Everybody us,' Taylo'' Sure '"''' '0'e
SoIl hy druggists
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

n, Tichenor's An,i.ep,ic relieves Neura''
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Who wants d good Sr"ing NJ chirrt
can sell either of the follow ing ".aclInrs
cheap fGr cash or on ea>y i-rm.:
Improved Wheeler Il Wilson
Two of Avery Machine
One Eldrid.e B. Apply To
WILEY Z. MANGiiAN.
N3'SS,f Ra,vIic, La.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

,,-. Au,isep,ic-pr. T~hehor''.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Of Interest to Ladies.
We will send FREE SAMPLE OF our wonderful
epecifc for female complaints to any lady who wished
10 its efficacy before purchaspg Send stamp fol
postage BAKER RElEcY Co.. Boz i0S. Buffalo. Z. I.

"Never wait: unless it be too late Hunt :
Cure yuaranie ed To cure 'Skin EruP'ons IN
all its various forms. Sold by J. 5. Beazley
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
Advice 60 Mothers.

lin. WrSsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP should always
he used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re.
lieves the little suererat once;
ouiet slcep and the little cherub awakesas sbright
g q button" Il 10 very pleasant 20 taste. Il
soohes the chila softens the gums, asy all pain,
resustes the bowels, and 10 the best known remedy
fos d;arrhpa, whether arising from teething or
other causcs. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Az ron. residents Owing ian' III hi'hI''d
should mneiia,els corresponds With III" SEC
r,,.,v tin, !muir,a,lon association "f Ric,
I,,1 ra,,,h Srata number acres Tor sac,
p,,re. and tine Of payments. kr. A." sen"
:, contributions ~ money. tor tie pm" So
of ua,inx :or advertising ynur lands nnd i"r-
n,>hing papers 10 t!ios" VINO are in'"'e" !"
seek homes in our rari.h
Adde'S VILLA I. h3NHl a W.
If Eay,i''r, La
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06

Su,jscI.u, 81 80. EEAcuN.
Richland beacon., 1888-10-06
STRICTLY rsSETs3tS.

Cur Constipation. Irigrs.ion. DysneI.Sif. ti;es'
SicE Iic;..ac.e. Liver Complaints. LOS AZ
petite. Eiio'isnesS. NERVOUSNESS. AaGrd.ce Cu.
fnr sale by ill Druggists. Price, ~ u.
2sc,eic E3itIFECIUS,RG CO ST. tNT. =
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
,ANADIA> COMMENTS.
I,Cau,d 40, he De,cIope,i.

MONTREAL Oc, 3l.-Rcicrring to lord
SackyiIlc's dismissal. the HruId says Tho
action OF the President appears to be-
extreme and unusual. II would seem 20
indicate that the communications between
the governments through Minister Phelps
bad not resulted satisfactory 10 the Wash
ington administration. However, Il does
not necessarily follow that the incident
will cause any ill.iccling between the two
countries. Il Is admitted ON all hands
that tlo British ministers answer 10 the
Pomona letter wls not only indiscrci but
q hlundrf that could not be- overlooked,
and his recall or voluntary Withdrawal
Nas generally looked for The somewhat
prompt action OF the President in uullci.
puting such move on the part ui Lord
sark,illc and the British Government I'M
dicatos pretty clearly that be- bad no iniou'
ton oi allowing the Republicans 10 profit
by What is now very generally regarded as
a political tup laid lur the British cmbas-
sndpf aud deliberately intended 10y those
Who laid il 90 prejudice lho Interests OF
tho Democratic parry
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01

and wcrc rendered warm welcome All
! the democratic clubs were out in force
and thev made tho Union depot ring with
their shouts and the no'sc of their drums
when thc judges train pulled into the
depot. A procession was formed aud cs-
cortcd the judge 10 his home from the
steps Of which hc returned thanks for
their courtesy,
Chairman !. u. Townsend. ot the State
committee, made brirl Introductory talk
aud then Judge Thurman said. Gentle
tlcman Of the club aud fellow citizens, one
nnd all / have received many kind
welcomes this year In u great
pnrt Of the United States | have
travelled morc than 5000 miles and
have made over seventy speeches. hut
have received no welcome morc dear a.
my heart aud long 10 bo remembered than
this welcome you have given tonight. II
Is gratifying Ia bo remembered 10y anyone.
but Il IL gratifying 10 be- remembered hy my
toWnsmcn, aud, therefore, am profound
w grateful for this manifestation oi your
esteem. ! value IL more because YOU
know me, and ] know YOU would not dp
this II YOU did not thinE me worthy 1T np
probation. Now, my friends, would
irlkc q speech Il ! were able. and II We
hud not here gentle man Who can speak
better than can. 4 voice. "NU. ho
can'L'.l | have Travelled aud spoken
until. iur the Grt timo in over
ten weeks. I am pnlly hoauc, but ]
promise YOU when ! go to the meeting at
NclsnuyiIlc ON Saturday | will have mo-
hoircncss Now brg leave tp present to
Won one 0i the most distinguished wom-
hcr ui Congress James T. Campbell. oi
Butler county, and hope you will give
cordial welcome IN sound Democrat uu
honest man aud able speaker Three
cheers were given heartily and tho judge
retired 10 rest while the crowd listened To
A. ff.FutH..U
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-01
A co,ernmcnt organ Commsnds Cie's-


MovrurAt, Oct 3La-1hc Go'di' gov.
eminent orgin, says Tho cAiscncics OF
,hc Presidential election have prccipiialed
MIR. Clcvclanls acton and compelled
him. in order to save his chances with
ant.Biush voters, 10 take q step that Tor
har.hnc,s has few prcccdcnis In diplomatic
usage. It would have been better had
Lord Sackyille voluntarily resigned the
moment he saw the evil his blunder was
likely TO cause one Of the parties IN tho
political struggle now ON the eve OF dccis..
lon. /, would have been better even VI
Lord salisbury hal recalled the minister
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~ s.a' usrairi IN lhg Aplal
ruu,,, Ark, Oct 3l,-Mr Monis C..
Chapuoll. oi RossyIlc, Tenn, ml Miss
EssIp Bluunt. oi lhis county. were married
NJ noon at thr residence Oi Mr H. g. Moore,
II thi. city Tho Rev. H. s. Dccncr Of
Marina. uilirutrd.
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rrRsoNAL MENTION.
A Marriage Yesterday TO Take
Place Today

Place Today
srr lll uIsruirh 20 tIo Appeal
BpuyAn, Tenn, Oct 3l.-Miss Mary
Tate. the spnghtly aud yiyacious daughter
Of Dr. II. W. Tate, was married this
morning, in the Presbyterian church, Ia
Col Z. VI. Moore Tho Rev. W. :. Coch.
mn onicillcl. Tho happy pair left im-
mcilatcIy on bridal tour 10 the northern
cities.
Tomorrow morning the Rev s. l.. Jrw-
cll. pastor oi tho Methodist church, will
be- married to Miss Daisy Bodd, bcauti-
ful belle of this city They ~ 10 the kgn.
tuUky home Ol the groom.
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AZ COIuuB,s.
THE Grand old Man Get. - Housing
Reception at Home.

CoLuNnus, o., Oct 3l.-Jud,o Thur.
man, his son Allen w., Congressman Jas.
T. Campbell and press Representatives
reached this city tonight from Newark, O.,
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OBITUARY.


Special psuIirh ~ The Appeal
BoiiyAu, Tenn, Oct, 3l.-Col John D..
Usscy. noted planter, died suddenly a
day or two since oi heart lsoass.
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