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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
POLITICS IN PHILLIPS COUNTY, ARK
A Peoples Ticket To Be Put in the Field
The Reasons Therefor.

-Ine hehBOns InereIOr.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, Aug 5.--On the 25th
utimo the Democrats OF Phillips county
held delegated convention for the pur-
pose, as il was understood bya great many,
OF considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF making
fusion ticket with the Republicans. The
fusion was made with the Republicans, but
in addition TO this the convention pro-
ceeded TO nominate the Democratic MEM
bcrs OF the ticket. Now right here is where
great howl went up from goodly num-
Der who did not contemplate anything OF
this kind. On the day succeeding the
Democratic convention the Republicans
had their convention and adopted overthe
protest Of some Of the delegations, tho
propositions Of the Democrats. Two DAYS
later the dsafiected Of both parties met at
Poplar Grove and determined upon put
ting a ticket in the field, TO be called tho
peoples ticket. The nomination will take
ON the 9TH instant. At that meeting a
committee was appointed 10 make
an appeal 10 the citizens Of Phillips
county Tor their support, and as result q
circular was distributed late Yesterday
evening calling upon the people for sup
port and for reasons they say the conven-
ton was packed that Il was understood
that the convention would not nominate;
that three of the candidates nominated
wero delegates; that the person chosen for
presiding officer had his speech In manu-
script, and that the sentiment OF both par
ties was smothcred by the action OF the
political bosses, and that Il Is n very oppor.
tune time to rebel against the boss dcnom-
ination. Some very good citizens are in
the movement, and il IL said that very
good following OF the new movement ex-
lists. Whether they will succeed or not Is
another question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

State senator and thcn congressman, at
the expiration Of his term in Congress, can
relapse into senator" Once mayor,
judge, colonel, major, coroner or alderman,
a man is always entitled to use the appel
lation OF the office. An ex-coroner may
be called doctor" or Coroner, according
to the kind OF man he is Some men
naturally gravitate to the one title, and
other men incline TO the other Having
been coroner or coroner's assistant entities
one to be called doctor" unless higher
titles aunp rynnp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
American Ii,Ir-.

Prom the New lOfk sun
Once senator, always entitled 10 be
called senator is tho rule. with a con.
gresham the title lapsos at the expiration
VI the term, and the man who has been
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by taking
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
Dropped Dead white speaking.

Pans, Aug .. ten Eads, an cx-Com-
muni-,, while addressing meeting OF
strikers today dropped dead Of arcplcsy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

From tho osccola (Ark) Times
The crops are about all laid by; now let
the boys all over the country organize
Democratic clubs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
White Oak Slaves

AND wAiNur. WHITE OAK AND ASH Locs
\VANTED TO CONTRACT WIN Rrtt,ntp
w lnfilcs w laVn quantities II Eiave, al
ar' .,,,, ,S,ippy d iitvrel on any raiifoaf
msut ~ P'iNh OF aAiP
NJ" YORK EXPORT rInnyn co.
Noe :. md N n....I.... . ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

FoH good hot weather drink use Floyd
q Moneys old reliable mead.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

d. Not be- induced 90 take some other prcp.
cmiiun when you call Tor Hoods lara.
pulla. lie surr % get Hoods which Is
peculiar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
n. Q. KERR

lawns rurA,,.i the daily MARKET o. tho lsss
Iohh sariile ~ Main street. ! rrsrec,fsiy invfs
ny Old patrons frisnas and TIE pabi- Fsssraiiy 70
NJ Nhsro They viii hnd 10 most casles u a.
aezu C,a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

LOUISIANA Lorrrnr draws Tuesday, Au.
gust
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

Gentlemen, will YOU close tho escape
valves 10 your bagpipc, until get
through with my rplci7' nskcd .Scrgt
lcadrick In provoked tones, turning fail
upon the president, reporters and knot Of
officers Glancing silently at each other
the crowd dispersed 10 their respective
homcH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

A HarPr oexxuxgrr. Unief Justice
Joacs. In CONVERSATION With friend
yesterday, said II have Travelled con
sidsrably daring my life time. bat I
never sac more teaceable and ARA
realty happy community than thai Of
wtaicona coanty. have been there 4
number OF times since arriving in the
territory, and every time I secou Q more
Impressed ~ith this fact. Tho csastv
is tiilins np ~ith = thrifty class Of set
Tets. and The frsnls 10 the teen Of
whsscotn u beginning to ssiek 90 IN.
ears an pat GO su air % prosperity
Mhs,eosn peopie srsn g. be al peace
With themselves and all ihe world. 1
v~ai there 90 Monday 60 held a term Of
couft. Al so'eisek 10 the sttsrucou /
called the grand isry spa delivered rry
chsrse. The rex morning tee grand
jury came tn ani reported thai there
wsrs no esfsons Ia confinement and no
violations % lac r,aalr.rs irysst,sa
aess. a. far ~ they had been ahis 20
sscsStaiH. I eamriimsnsed sns grand
iasors 90 ee,ng able b. make saeo a ne
port. ard eisehsrssd tesa. Ihese sss
onss one case rs2siriEs the services 81
petit iars. snd THAI vas az sspsa |
from the ias,ies's court isvolvins shs
possession Of house. Ihstwas saan
disposed OF and snc sests tarors we're
Discharged the ssaas aas IS tbs srAns
lars -fuestSy. 30 not e~lssvs 70.
sauss trrm Of Sesrs cost the seasss
over tioo, spa 30 ses e~sisvs there %
q the SECTION Of eoanssy in sae tsrsi-
tery ~ita com muatsy The stss Of that
OF "nsseo1 couasy that car shev snsh
q fesoTa."
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poCrons GEzns ron 1nsAIn1nT.

DOCTORS 4k111o 1oB 311A1018f.
Drs. Daxsin can Be coeulted FREQ q
the International hotel Cherry street,
bstvsen Second and Third, and will 10
der no circumstances take case that
they are positive they cannot cure OF
benefit. Charges are reasonable and
the poor treated free from . 10 10 Q. M,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Once houED from 10 q. n. TO 3 q. N
evenings, ! 70 9; Sundays, 10 to II.
They cure permanently oil diseases Of
the Renito urinary organs, In either stx,
and make Q speciality Of deafness and
catsrrh, and also treat successfully oil
diseases Of the nose and throat, eye and
ear, etc., as veil - oil acute apd chronic
diseases OF whatever name OF nature, II
durable. No cases taken II not.
Cfoss-eyes Strengthened in to 10 min
utes.
Youthful indisoselion and Lon Of
manhood. seminal weakness, loso Of de-
sire of sexual peveH 10 man or woman,
are successfully treated By ths electro
magnetic system.
Most cases can receive home treat
ment after few days ct the doctors
ONCE.
Drs. Darsin have . system Of home
treatment for parties living at die
tauce, thus saving them time end ex-
psnse bv writing symptoms. age. sex,
etc.
Unlike other physicians Who have be-
come eminent In their profession, the
doctors' charges are extremely mode
rate. being only ten dollars for elk
treatments Of such disease, or in tina,
proportion, 90 the case may require.
Circulars sent free 10 any address.
Inquiries answered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
a nXsrsGssts rewSH.
q voSpskTrL krMxpr vos A WONDER
AAI

voxpsKyuL Krxspr ros woxpsa-
FCL Age
kiectro 0axne.,srn. the Wonder OF tie
AR, ard the mode Of treatment 10 tie
sefns 81 p<rfe-sion. IL generates the
secret smeasa Of diseases an3 exiefmi
eases u. rcos sna branch. forever. II
removes tie vretesed symptoms o.
losseeoGe nAis1siss and avsfts ia
drvstfal eaects- II rtmovts more ssoay
ard silent saaestre than torsae car
tell II cures lite nost hspelsss Gases
ard relieves AGATE pains thai every
kHovn means have failed IN, waich can
be 50 Stimulated By tie evidence Of
saacssnes ef p<rscns veo have been
cared b. DIS. Darn, Electro Aacretse
rtssscssus. Is the tnssrnassorsi hotel.
s<sssie. W. T.. vesse thes are treas1rs
srares ef pAisents daily. rne saiiouane
ire fsx ogsu eaters thAs speak fog
themselves. and many rsose cs1it be
saeec Sd nos the want Of sgsce fasbse:
ssarrra W. T.. March IL. Esss.
nrs p>ry1e. eentien<n;-l nae tsSe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

yT>HB wHCIs OR ANT PART OF Is
l srrss of sse4 sncsE reg tss JAMS Al
1itizz~ "a ~ sisy q Seattle. txsSns q fest
- II tess feet - Klsir - ssaFsss szy sd
IA ,esA Atenes, s9stAhas Sc Hak azscso teS
Sztp.-<s o. fs< yas@s % szAss sage.
saAe. . Szr1ssese SaaxTy. tsvfss 8see
safss frS4sas~ . Fors Tee ss~ed Bias sssae
szs Is vgsaNs. sEftAAts ser sea vzss. ssoSS
ytllss kaA far hea6lrg- fszsBzsi sssDeaicz
tss.se& TO safsaes y zA--Ez ezsAne9s. svtzs
sssfats I'LL - Gee ID. A6Sr~ss
FRANCS " JAMES
rzhS.Au1r Par fssns~nA ~.
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FINANCE AND TRADE


eRA1zLs, Saturday. AassA II.
scoe esmmissioa nso Who have
besu sssstvin9 ssbbaes frou eastern
WasAingtoa u bslk ere talkio9 u jstn-
LAG issses With ~ NosthUso RisA
Osnpssy. and ashs free distFibustoe
Of sabbsss. Oss quarter Of . carload
sold for go today 10 man Who VII
90 10 for coz feed. Ths sgpssimsoe II
iupcstise cabbage IN balk 10 . COM
pisss faiiass.
Ths reesipts Of eggs today included
- Gases Of Org ns.- The market ID
quoted weaker. bat ufices are main
saised q the same 6eufe.
Tbsss 10 10 life In the bop maskss,
and bat fsv express .ry hops that IL
gill BECOME more active this ysas.
PRODUCE REOEiPT6-Duripa The
pas. "a hours the produce Fsssived In
seattle included the following: 81 casee
eRas, II tons bag. 3 paekaees butter. Is
sacks oats. So racks wheat, 60 packages
frsts, ~ busdiss hides. . handles pelts.
10 soops chickens. 81 sheep, l hog and
calf. There were also received 8 car
loads Of general merchAndise over the
PUGET Boopd Shore Line.
SHIPMENTs-Darina the past n
hours general fseiahis we're sent from
seattle IN the folioWipg guam tiles: O.
i r. b. Il. Il. 10 tons, r. 3. D. Line II
tons, g., l.. B. 4 L ny % tons. steam.
ers-0eorQe z. starr II tons, Augusta
Ak tons, Grace 2k tons. Michigan
too, W. =. Monroe IL tons. City Of
Quincy 6toss and Emma Hayward
tons.
OABBAGg-The retail psice range,
from ~ to ~ cents per pound. 1hs
market Vas somewhat deneralissd b.
the importation Of Eastern Wasotuatol
cabbage, which arrived In miserable
condition.
EGGS-Some farmers ere receivius
| IS csnts per dosen for fresh ranch eggs
Others say stsy have received 70 sn<
s5x CENTS per eo1su. Ths fetsil pFic(
has remained Ut Is cents per dcz.n.
| BUITKK-Asfkot unohapRsd. Fsesl
roll ret4iis nj IS oenta per pound.
MRA16-The market remains stead,
and 0sm with DO quotabls change.
POTATOES-No receipts noted TO
day. Prices remain AZ ei3@ LEO Pc
oVt.
HAY-Rsceipss II tons. market IN
/ an n00f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

II 10 stated thai Asslsss Patti pevsf
consented 10 sses srsiaseasas 10 Loo
dan bat essea. and thai sss for eon
Gers vhseh hst 10 be atssasezed. al %
hst.s espSnsz.as he SEAT scsa "a tbs
nsernins taas shs was too hoss~c DO
slrx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
CATTLE MARKETS.


San fs.scfsco. March i7.-Arrived-
Steamer San Pedro, Tseoma; bark Gen.
fsirehild. <atsie.
CisAs.d-BAfk Dee. Pert Townsend
Sailed Steamer ureeon. As,orta-
fosx rovxsssp. March i1.-Afrived
-Seip Commodore. Fsesa south uester
90 tie straits.
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NOTICE..

HAyN0 EEEN GRANTED FRANCHISES
] ~ he Cesnei 81 tie C,y al Seattle fsr
Tie Gems raestea and nas:ns0Anre Of sysseus
Of ;sleg zpty AMI ssccuisisy: Ne. TEE q. cor
siFsed. hsrsAy give Ds;sce thas are vii yssss.
cato b. The fsssest erssas OF the las eng and oil
p-fsnas she vilifziy or msliee9sly distni D.
cut G. rsmove 01p sirss Or their eoorsetisns
vstseu: R,xlas 90 TIE pFsscrfb-d norioe a
tventy .fear tSsl Aogrs- - specifies 10 car
franehtses. THOMAS T. MINOR.
President r. .. TEX. O..
WALL.
Msp passsc PsstAi.
n. FINCk
Saps. O. y. L. Co.
4 l. CAIN
SspA seattle esss D Y. L.. c.
c A. NArDox.
sat- An DIS rs.sA.
EAafY NORTON.
Mgr. rslsphoxe c.
rss<4 q; ssssEie. AssA Is. 1888 zsis
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sooxxEfPiHc AND PREMIERSHIP.

IN CONNECTION WITH MI SHORTHAND
! Ans TsF&wrtfns Sehssss Vii, Or Nondxs.
Mar essh eren easx nsrs al and p<r rsx 4.
Sfp aerAytnecL Tals department v.E u
srrs a. oxfr ~ y. > Pssas. . q Saasis frun
ser yortsAan Eas mess ssiss-. Who oosnes ss1
ne u q saa~d - . ice hes. having had too
year, errsRssscs tn fAzt linz Of sss. Ik-r~
sfl b. dag Aad evening" s0ssoa For rate
Of fstft1s. g.. - exsztoxus iA,er.
MAS J. 4. HALL
Hcca< u ast .. Crtsn n1oek- ahilso11
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

kiEe Leoro'a OF sselxtam has srst
the Satan Of AofecSo a railroad soco
motive a. New lesr's sift. Tee AZ.
fisan paf-ntase w.li rsi bis grcssnt OF
n white tlsshsrt pStare. az these Is rot
a railway IN bic niuons
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
CRANE & DICKEY.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

Woman for general b ius sors 1850
NO. waiter, SO per wses.
Man for hpp yard.
Nan and vie fcr raaeh.
fsxD hand Sn
Woman for seaerzl homework -.
mso 70 grub 10 acres land, trees ndss IL
incAen, 80 p-s acre.
Cooks aod lsborrrs nat your mana on car
eooxs. 10 dude. and bookteepess vAntsA
For Rent.
Furatshed res,aurant. SO per month.
Imprpsed farm. cuts % tons hay. good
buildinsS. s7s per y,as
leo acre rAnch sith house ana harm. Rent
pad IN Improvements.
Unfarnished rooms for hossskssylng. IRON
Is u SIS
HursisAed rooms with the best isniliss Of
31af2io.
For sale.
Payisg re- aufspt. tlaS.
Billiard table a1d countrY o17o
store and .ufnished hssseacepino rooms on
second street 500.
City hotel. tsoa
Hosse and fenesd 10, Z and half Of lot 9,
elocs IS, TssTy1s nrC sdditson, nesT corner Of
uaA4h snd Alaes sfreeis.
House and two ises on hili stsoei, 70. cd
No grsdsd $500
eQuak dough, is0 sers ranch, SOU
Team Swear old hors .. veight 800. bar.
ness and wseaa, $50.
eesam isanAsy.
6esip snA time checks bought
CRANE 4 DlCkEY.
Haahtnr-on stree. nezr Conn rnerefsl
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s3oCle.
American Express l07. Canada Pa
cido f6i<. OAnada Southern 81, Central
Pacio, xSs{, Burlington 126k. Delaware
3 LAckavsns l25Js. Denver d Rio
0iznde IL. Erie xS><. Lake Shore 50.
Louisville 4 Nashville 62Si. Michigan
Central "a, Kansss q Texas Is. New
York Central les Northern Pacific 0x
preserted a, Northwestern l07. Ore
aun Improvement 45l5, Navigation 80,
frauscontineutal ISIS Pacific Mail 33><
Heading 6os.. Rock Island Xix. 81.
Paul 55k, lexas Pacific 23fs. Union Pa
ci6c SA, United States Express ~,
Fargo 1871. Western Union 76S.
NEW Yo1x MARxBTs.
Nrv Yosx. March l7.--Hops-Duli,
nominal, California AC6l2.
Suear- dull, easy. feaned drm,
unehs nRed.
Copper Qoiet. lake SleIdi6l2.
Lead Weak, domestic SOS.
1in--Firm. Australian nominal.
Oodee-Fair. kio nominal, 1874, op-
tons l5t725 points lower. fairly ACTIVE
sales. IS 200 bags; March $40 N(6i0 IS.
April slal0di03o MAY ti0ai0 20,
Jane % 900 10 10. JoIy $500 10, An
gust ~ 7S(dS o..
Petrolean-O Opened steady al 97N.
and after Q decline, became strong and
advanced 10 97s1. A fec selling orders
susred the market again, and psices
fell half cent, closing steady ~ 81 a;
sales. s93 os0 barrels.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. March l7.-Wheat- shade
dsmer. cash 7,ss. April TAN. Nay 7sS..
Oorn-Steady. cash AN. April Az,
May SIN.
Oats Easy. Nay 81.
Bssley-Neshine doing.
Pork-Fum, MAJ ei&lS,
Lsrd-S'esdy, cash t7.55 6-l2. May
e76!hd7.eS.
CHICAGO cArTiR MAExnrs.
CHICAGO. March l7.-Cattie-Receipts
so6o. steady. steers % tetd ~. ssockers
.ud feeders tssctd $50, Texas cattle |
kSa<<o.
Receipts 1900. strong ard q
'hade higher, mixed e5.lhdS35, heavy
IS 9asf5 50. light q iCs65,3u.
she-p-keceipts 1000. strong. natives |
RteS- 10. westerns $3.50. Texans tst9S.
LIEBxrooL MAnxErs.
LavpRruor, March lI.-wheat-Dali,
demand poor. holders ODER freely, Uali- |
'orniA No. 6. 6itd6' 10. red western |
'prtne 6s6.ef6s 81. red western winter |
= 7t16s 50.
Corn Easy, demand poor. nev mixed |
rrssern ~ 81 ger ceatsl.
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- o111gng0 - Uu1111g - - oGo9 . |
n oooD = - aDsuHanaDG11o
1nsa1unsno ] - Gn11su1y enseD - . -
= - - U11oo - BuahanA - oBl
49, . 80 Assfna ~ no18 49,
oene q 0sg1nsD = GsuDssl o1naDus
Onlgu11s - - Htan1DoA - =
- - - - ~ - ! o1Ds
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sogU1ng go 49, i - eueigu1y OaDo0 ~
~ eaaossuug a1sGstso - ~ tDG0a
i - 6ooo psu1oaDeo1 insos16oe -
81 pAyulGinns ~ - sxnaiDs6 Il.
s14 ! spp1ls1 - 20 cut II sas6oGlty %
- U16e 20 osold T., md - ~ GEool
Ioosystn1 e1and sslief fsso - Anl
ns1aDss1 vhtsh hass ssao1Dase vssA
- eaati / - estiBsly sassA, - ] eaSs
above soa1s6 ! boso SoeooDeo1e6 ~
sfdwsed fsis16s I'm ord nsas - - 90
- yoa, md ] daily rive ~ 0one =
- fos poblteoaieo q u VII - - 81
aeo4- Xoass rssUsgef1lly.
III. RAitps, asas sis.-Abeat foai
Incosh0 go ] - tAkea v1sA . eevesl
paio ID ~ seiasie nssvo Uhiea eaoes1 I
great 6eal u ss1ssfna. ] eane 70 Dre
Oafsin, 6ssesle. ". r., md eooe1ilet
Itnoo, I'd thsy nd thas / eUaA b
Ionso1. IDus oyoslf undse obeiR e1seeso
I0aaoe1io SeooA0eoA 1Io0 afaes . fes
vosks esasue ] fad myself sass6.
sAoesfuily HoonD0ood tho doeeefg Y
- afnisted. vhossse nay pee6 sesil
In3Vioua On b EofesTod 10 - Paaoel
Rsasafanh DsssaIe. ". Z.
| Ms. Edisos-Dsas Sir: Ny haale b0,
- beon DAT ainee b ~ Is Dooth
Cd, anA - % doak Inst ~ be- nevs
harmed 10 talk and b nov 8 yeass Cd.
I'D eoooolte0 . Rfoot Oooy poyooo1Ao
asA noae could d anythinR fog biz
and 0sd thas hi hsaHing coald nsve
b reseesed. A. Q lase- hope eonsnitel
tbo OEs. Dayfin, q the InseSua1i00a
hotel, Obersy slrsss, in his ease -,
they aid that they coul6 cure hin
Nov, after three Treatments. the child
ooasinG % almooo entirely restored. On
be eeeme 70 b dn1ed By the sound
Throaeh thankfulpess and eTatitods
1 - WoSoVA0s - ~ 49, 49, - $500
that may b sfliesed, eive this testi
nenisl 10 the public. I can b refeaIe
70 q the cosnss Of Froot and Vim
lstfosts, Seattle, w. T.
Il Nm. NKym 0suvozI.
II Mr.. Editor: DRAn en-FeT over
; year havo been afflicted With liver an
) kidney tFoabie, accompanied By
, stomach difficulty, With great b!oatin
!. Of the abdousn, etc., and for over q
] years I have nos bad . good NIGHT
: sleec. have been under The treatmel
2 Of most every doctor II the country b
without relief. Az Q last hogs "
: peeenaded 70 consolt the Dir. DARN
? After the hrst treatment felt Instant
. oeoos relief. and nov After 6 thorooa
y course Of theis electro magnetic tree
: msnt / an entirely veil. and fcs q
: drss tine in yeass enjoy perfect heeltl
i! I GLADLY recommend the doctors to q
Z public, - their ability 70 perform car
. 10 without question, - saw MAJ
others cured Whils under Treatment.
&. L. BI1AnL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

YxcaAN0B.

Esv Yosx. March 17.-Money on call
easy at 2(d2k. closed offered 2; peiws
mercantile paper 59bH; sterling. ex-
change dull, steady ct - % for si1ty-
day bills abd t4.67k for demand
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
HAY AND FEED.

0wING TO THE DESTRUCTION OF OCH
~ warehouse yesterday, ana the coeseauen nj
ioes q stssage room. the following IL Tor sale
for cash q greatly reduced prices;
10 ears Oregon Potatoes In lots 60
suit sx ear. First car due on
MenAsy morning.
10 tone Oat straw.
SO tons choice Timothy Hay.
40 tons Clover and TimosAy Hay.
o cAss Yakima llay, e. car jass
arrived yesievdays
8 tons Bran ana mlAAilngs,
20 se@s " heat
400 bbis spokane Flour.
Must be sold TO-DAY and
tomorrow.
- .. 0AxTGR 4 CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

= acres on Hhorv Of 81 IN % Ray. 500
Richard Holyeke ct al 70 l. {. Gilman.
lots I. ) and :. hissk n. In A. A. lie n
nys frsi addition. staepo
Harriet Baxter 20 Julia A. fenten.
srsst In Sec 81 rp 4sN RsN, srs
4, {. Caikias saa wife to fior.nce X
Raf hour, 10, & IL one tract s.. la Maple
LAT addition, sa.
James 4 Moore and wife 10 J. y. HUI.
sneiysasd ! q lots !, : asd 4 in Sc u,
Zoo Is and lots s ssa :. sec 81. 81. In
III "a y, RAJ sloa0
James A. Nse-e aat wife 20 J. y, Hin
los ,. tlock q, 10 A. A. Dsnny's addition
10 seattle Sssssk
Puscr NsaSssee to Michael ssAss. se,s
saS Ia hscck 2 in France addition 30
SEATTLE. sisA
NJ. pt~aen sss wife TO Geo. A. Heas
dos. los s blecx :. IN Barxe1s seooad al
aisoa 10 seattle. sea
N ntshoa and ssfe 20 Frsnh Rowan.
tcse , eE6 a 6lgE& : In Harkes senur,.
ssidiiio1 70 Seattle. ace.
Geo. ". " ellis 10 SasAn A. Wells quis.
esassa Deed TO tract In SEQ "a To IS y. X
= s.
L. NJ. Rsssn - Maurice RnshehllA
tsSr, "a see 4 TT p y. R X ssszA
isettse Ash3 sN1 hHseaaEa to John
;ssses, tsaa4 ses deed Tor lots ) ard a
BE a II. IN xesceFs aa3iisoa 10 >orh
- Attsa tssst
II. z. nenhy ard wife 70 Fryasstsk Jen.
~ea - {. escck ~ tn II. T. peanys 9Th
addition 10 -eastie. stzu
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Thornp.aa ioss Il an1 II Aisk u Ia Ms
steaf1s szcoa1 aa1ttsoz 20 sestrsr S-sa
IL. v. SCOT sE1 wsfe 20 J. Mansnaey.
1ets IS ssa - . sc& !, in Rsss ssaaticn
fe eesstls Szb
l. C. Gilman and wtfs 70 S-s;tie. Lake
SAare s r. stern Railway CoanrzaY, toss
l. L AE1 :. eseck IA u A. a. EAezry's
egpr s~estsoa - S--<tr.S ss2se-
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al hsz. q sol ; s4snS r Ia Rcsss as.si
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n. - kgskEaAz 70 c. 4. nTssnaer e a.
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stsssA
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tssay, sess easin ce~S 20 tact IN sxsc 4
r. = y, RSk. g.
gohs |. szexxs ~ S~<aA Ii. ssssrra ios 4
sesk 8 y =. A. n,ezsys sccezs ssstlt1cz
TO S@sztae 81
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kliz R<stc SD k1sesae 70 ". Di.ASs.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-19
.Anniston and Roup;.ehout.

and ROE.IadGhout.
AS I am from Pickcns County, will
tell your readers something about
Admission. 1t is located Oh the c.. &
@. R. r., about 30 miles from the
Georgia line, and almost entirely sur
rounded by m3untnins. It is in a.
high valley, the beginning of what
called tic Ch"chlock Valley, which is
very fertile. A rciyhI~ring farmol
tolls me, that his land will make q
bale Of cotton to The aero, and the
land generally is about that way. Ii
sells Mt from $40 to $l5 per acre i'll
the country. But The land is full of
iron orc and building lots commend
fancy price. Tie city is now on q
boom. An iron pipe manufacturing
establishment, ihc hui!dinm Of which
will cover or ( acres Will soon b.
startcd also an imme&o plant Cor
building cars will scon be placed in
the city limits covering near 2J ncrrS
The company takes chnr.c OF the
ground on the 18th inst. There are
several fouAlricS here already in fell
blast. 'Ihcra j. NO doubt that Tie
progress Of the city is on . iffm foun-
dation. The climate is good and tie