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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24
The Preachers Condemn Grover.

The Preachers Condemn Grover.
BALTIMORE, Jan. A.-At q meeting Of
the Methodist preachers here today the
resolutions offered at previous meet
ing censuring President Cleveland for
sending q copy OF the constitution Of
the United States to Pope Leo, came up.
There was much discussion but resolu-
tions were finally adopted BY vote of 10
to 10. Following 10 text OF resolutions:
First-That the preachers of the
Methodist Episcopal church In Balti-
more hereby disclaim all sympathy
with or concurrence In act of the
president performed In commemoration
Of the pope's golden jubilee.
Second, That we, the members OF
the Baltimore preachers meeting, as
American citizens, enter our solemn
protest against this new departure of
president In making such marked official
recognition OF religious hierarchy
claiming also temporal sovereignty.
Third-That We regard the act of the
President as political disoourtesy, II
not an offense to King Humber, whose
sovereignty over United Italy, the Pope
both antaRonizes and denies.
Fourth-That In making the foregoing
protest we disavow all feelings OF
animosity toward or desire to abrIdge
either the political or religious rights Of
our Roman Catholic fellow citizens.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24

CLEVELAND. Jan. Alt is reported
that q long freight train plunged from
the trestle over the fats into the river
and four men killed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24

WARRINGTON, January "a. For Texas:
Warmer. fair weather.. preceded by rain
on the Gulf. Light to fresh northeast
erly winds, becoming southeasterly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24
A few State and County Rights for sale on rea-
sonabe terms. fortune in it for the right kind of


List OF counties for sale, lease or rent 10 the
McClsusland Dish Washer:
Anderson, Angelina.
Arkansas, Atascosa,
Austin, Bastrop,
Bee, Bexar,
Brazoria, Brazos,
Burleson, Caldwell,
Calhoun, Cameron,
Camp, Chambers.
Cherokee. Colorado,
Dewitt, Duyal,
Dimmit, Encinal.
Fl. Bend, Fayette,
frio, Galveston,
Gonzales, Gregg,
Grimes, Guadalupe,
Hardin, fioiiad,
Harrison, Harris,
Hidalgo, Henderson,
/. Hunt, Houston,
Jasper, Jackson
karnes, jefferson,
Lavaccs, LaSalie.
Lee, Leon,
Liberty. Live Oak,
Maverick, Madison,
Marion, Matagorda,
Montgomery, NcMullen,
Nacogdoches, Newton,
Nueces, Orange,
Pamela, Polk,
Ralnes, Refugio.
Robertson, kusk,
san Jacinto, San Augustine,
San Patriclo, Sabine,
Shelby, Smith,
Starr, Trinity,
Van zandt, Victoria,
Walker, Waller,
Washington, Webb.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24

-Wsnted.-A servant girl at No. SO,
KRmpmann building, l233 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24
LATEST TBLEGRAPHICNEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour of
Going to Press.
BaRRed by Bandits.

odkkeu Oy DdlollSs
HAVANA, Jan. 2t.-Msrtin LosadA has
been kidnapped near Santa Clara by
bandits who demand ransom OF s., eco
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24

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nauseoue Liver Medicines and Cathartics 10
the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy. Syrup
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-24

GREAT INVENTION.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. December Il. 1857.
We, the undersigned, have witnessed an ex-
hibltion of dish washing. by the McCAusLANp
Dish WASHER, Al the residence OF Mrs. c. X.
Wynne, No. 20 Avenue q. We heartily en-
dorse what the inventor claims for It. and say
II Is one OF the greatest inventions of the age,
and will fill long-felt want.
MRS. II. NAyLoR,
@. MITCHELL,
80 DEWoLFF,
Mr.. G. K. WYNNE,
MRS. ELIZA WYNNE,
M. l.. WATERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
In The Amusing Comedieita OF " Used Up"

CT, Charles Codstream blase man OF fashion. Is made
to deprecate everything in which everybody else Is sup
po.ed TO take an interest with the anguid remark that
there is really nothing In It." lie even extended this
criticism to the crater OF Vesuvius down which he looked
but saw nothing in It," Such characters arc scafcer on
this side OF the Atlantic than abroad but they c@st here
notwithstanding. Such men need nlp TO nature 70
incidentally stimulate their jaded appetite overcome '
lassude and renew their rest Of existence Ihey ana
others upon whom the worlds enIoymcns ere beginning
preuaturely 10 pail Will find Hcstecrs Stomach b'ittS
wholesome and speedy renewal OF v!goF ana hea.uL
Appetite returns dyspeptlc and bilious symptoms aissp
pear the nerves grow strong and the hour Of retirement
unfraught with apprehension OF uneasy repose when
this supenstvs tonic is employed II remedies fever and
sRue. rhsumsusm and udnsy ksnuhAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
PREPARATIONS ATRLAINF's HOME

Augusta, Me-, Aug (SpcclaD.-The commltrc 0.
tho reception OF Mr. Blaine at his home IS at work. anu
1t is expected that the affair Will be In when ''
entire State will have interest and of much magn'
tudc, both regards tho number of people In at'ehu
ance and the variety ana cxtensvencss of the demon"
straton Thousands of citizens nom various sectloD
VIII be present Returns are rapidly coming IN iV'"
the various clubs and organizations which Will be mere
Newport and Cornna Will send a club OF 100 ana
bend; Richmond club and drum corps Portland w.
Harrison Guards and Portland Club. Bangor, the 10y"
League and the Tippecanoe Club: Bath, glee clno'
brunswick, a club; lewiston ono and possibly t"o
clubs Gardiner and Halowoll will also be rcpresen'ea
by clubs and large delegation, well as many other
places IN tho STATE. Augnsta's Harrison Guards VIII
be large organization handsomely uniformed -
stand for the speakers has been erected In Mr. biaue
front yard and the locality VIII fairly blaze VITA
electric lights. To-day the grand arch OF welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
A MAss-MEETING AT CLIFTON, S.

A MASS-MEETING AT CLIFTON D. l.
IMPRoMPTU PARADE AND SPEECHES BY EN-
DISTRICT. ATTORNEY TENNEY, MURAT HAL
STEAD. A. L. MORRISON, j. p. FOSTER AND
OTHERS.
The deck Of the steamer proved too small 1or
the spirit and mirth and enthusiasm that had been
engendered by the lively and patriotic music DIS
nensed by the band. motion TO go on shore meC
with prompt acceptance When the Quarantine
per was reached there was a demand Tor speeches.
and the names of Hustled, Tenney Halstead were
shouted Justify But the orators were coy, ana
the crowd after being cooped up several hours
wished TO stretch its legs So an impromptu pa
rade was organized under the Leadership of Colonel
w w. Johnson, of the Maryland delegation
T. was not realized thai there had been 50 many
neonle on board the boat until the procession was
formed in files of four deep. 1t made long line
The utmost good humor prevailed. From far and
near the people had come with the expectation
NJ seeing James G. Blaine. They had been dis
a,noinFed But American-like they were disposed
10 make the best of the situation and at least get
some fun out of IT, With the band playing merr1ly
IN front they marched up the hill from the eluarah-
,,re MGR and then turned down the main street
Tho. led through the ordinarily quiet and peace
full village of Clifton
Il was a spectacle 70 which the inhabitants were
rnaccustomed. and they foclScd out of doors to
make the most of it, One young lady won for
herself round after round Of applause by waving the
star-spangled" banner as the procession went oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
a FORTUNATE WOMAN.

Mrs J. II. Giles q Everett, Pa. says; suffered
for many years from kidney and Gravel pou1 t had
pains from the gravel simply AWFUL besld's n' =
other complaints common to my seN ~ py
medicines at hone did any good. nh9iy N'' N,
David Kenncdys Fayorlte Remedy. Of kondout \ y.
A few woIds tell the result | am hAppy anu ~.
foctly well woman once more. Thanks 20 Dr. Kennedy
and his Favorlte Remedy Price, 81 FOR 80
DIR. ID. KENNEDY'S FAy0RiTE kkMkots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
- Int Diabolicai Apparatus,

the stomach" the energetic phrase witch Cary, annca
10 his own Troublesome organ OF digestion Tho groaI essay
dyspeptic from hts but had he used Dr
Pierces Pleasant Purgatve Pellets he might have oh KEN
on the incubus OF Indigestion. like drop from lions
and there would have bson moro "sweetnaxa ami
light In his writings and his home All druggs 70 Oents
- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

EoSsserd lr A9if III Rfs oE sf.fsss1rupE
- common In mid summer. and tpnnASs woh,S- J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
BROKERS NAME A COMMITTEE


The Harrison and Morton Club of the stock p
change, as body, will take part in the reception
of Mr.. Blaine, but a large and representative CON
mittee was appointed yesterday. II was composed a
follows:
James d. Smith. C. c. Clark
James Seliglnan, 10 &. DE Grove,
William Dowd, A. A. Drake,
;. V. White. &. IL. Heusts
Alexander Taylor IT., licuben Leland.
Samuel NJ. Schaner, T.. NJ. l.. Miller,
John q: Moore, d. Richmond.
G. H.. II. Coils, T. IL. Thomas
John ID. Slayback. II w. Thorn
Samuel Thomas Charles Olncy,
Obed Wheeler. A. H. Wheeler
Edmund Z. Stedman, j. Il. Houston,
Harvey Kennedy Tasker H. Marvin.
l. b. DumonL ). II. Denan,
Edward Lum. G.. L. Haight,
a. J.. X Martin, A. |. Ofmsbce,
John H. Pratt, T.. :. Chaplin,
Frank Work c. W. Field IT,.
L. c. Clark. A. NJ CahOone.
D. 4. Lindloy. Logan c. Murray,
A. Turner r.. A Drake,
III. r. Alexander, 4. L. Thar
A. T.. Batcman, Theodore Wilson,
Charles r.. Quincy William Evans. ir.
T. Il. Houston. l.. II. Atwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

TWENTY. SECOND DIVISION East 4sth'sN anu '""'a's
Fourteenth A WisS% 6s n4i Enrolled Republicans
rwENrY.rH1RD DIVISION. West 47th''t and Sth'v'
18th A;ss%P n R s.d anTSlS4 sRaS'an
18th Assembly District C9i omma6dIng 01'
TWENTY FOURTH DIVISION. East Artist and
Shipping Workmen'S Associaton
TWENTY. FIFTH DIVISION West l6th.st. and SHAVE
,. william psS. ud ISSe c M1rsSa CORTLAND
N'' Van RensssIasr = IIoT n;o4 H. A. Beatty
nth a3S Ts:$n' j Ptsa asgqs5leaH
Harrison and Morton Business Protective AssOcIanm
Enr%ll,d reform , Assee' n9oDean Club
James G. McMurray, Commanding
SUBDIVISION (coored) with 1lth Assembly District
Pierre Barguet, Assistant Marshal;
18th Assembly District Republican League j. T. Smith,
assembly District Republican Pioneer Club, Captain
Assembly District Veieran Gard, Captain williams,
Assembly District Hamburger Club, Captain James B.
go. ,.u..,. r. Lee. Gopmandlng. n..,or. r.... II
Sims Commanding.
TwENTY.sIxTH DIVISION. East 4eth.st. and shave
terd Eiman, Marshll
10th Assembly Distric, Jo.oph Martin Light Guard.
Chris. Lick, Commanding.
TwENTY.sEvENTH DIVISION West 45thst an.
Jthaye.,
A. Lawton. Marshal.
Walter Logan Franklin D. Miller, Eugene Ward, Mchas
9th Assembly Dlstric,, Enrolled lRepuOlicans
r. NJ Collard Commanding.
TWENTY EIGHTH DIVISION. East 45th.st. and 5,n.
John J. O'Brien, Marshal
sth Assembly District John J. o BTien Association.
70. BE q;lrd. Roq 4, Marshal Va ,,na,
John Il. Brodsky Commanding.
TwENTYNINTH DIVISION. West 4lthst and 5tn.
o,, 5th Assembly District,
* DeesT M Major A ejg1d,
7th Assembly District swords Guards,
7th Assembly district tie T. H. SicNesby Association.
y, ThST3s faeroe DSI Rnn5c,o Climb
Colonel Telemaque dAlpery' Commanding
THIRT1ETH DIVISION. East 44th-st and 5thave.
John Simpson. Marshal
9th Assembly Dstr.e. Enrolled Republicans
9th Assembly District JaTae. L. blaine Association
IheOioe Broadhead, Commanding.
9th Assembly District lrish Legion,
William Wanman, Commanding.
TH1RTY-FIRsT DIVISION. West 4ad.st and SHAW
Frank !. Carroll. Marshal
9th Assembly District Enrolled Republicans
9th Assembly district i. 5. Grant Club
RTY-sECoND DIVISION. T. l3ist and 5thav.
-. john ): Collins; Marshal
4th As. Dist Enrolled l. utlicans
Thomas j. GirOy Commanding
4th Ass. Dist Arthur Club John b. dunno, Commanding
Attn Ass. Dist Tppccan0e Club. J. Barnett, Commanding
4th ASS Dist John Nckcnna Harrison and Morton Club
John Mchcnna, Commanding.
! THIRrYTHIRD DIVISION. w. 42d-s. and 5th-aye
Charlie, n. Taintor. Marshal
81 Assembly District.
AIDES
w. T.. Morris Josiah VI. Purdy
Nicholas Fish M0sher A. sutherland
81 Ass Dist. Enrolled Republicans
II. c. Rccs, Commanding.
81 Ass. Dist. Lincoln League.
Charles W. Wagner Commanding.
THIRTY FOURTH DIVISION. J.. 42dst and 9th.
. Phillp r. Van Wyck Marshal.
I'd Ass Dist Enrolled Republicans.
THIRTY-FIFTH DIVISION j.. 42d.st. and Mad.ave
John IL. Grimes Marshal.
LIST Ass. Dist Enrolled Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

9th Ward Republican Newark j. fa Mod gsI Pres
ion ySanF e ss S"S S Ct S'T9'
Iss 6 q S.nars ya EssiSs CURE
iSa W 6qs Ss y g t"sero dna
Y gth wf,a Club Of % County A. Bray Pres
r. r c,,s,v n,,,e ps"u Albert Binder, CAPTAIN
If"I e. Potter Gs' Tg ellen President resident.
Ma cSp fhss HS Rsssssa'
Central GoSredI , Club Ge9rS French e. resident
Wilkinson MSn' Engineer Corps a. n rcsd rTs.'snS
S s%h MsaS I:n Carr ,s rsss'asn'
TreFS1s As, caS %d ISn4 ihsF rrsd.Ra
Montciar Club. John J.: II. Love, rr' President
MOntelaiF Young Me"y Band ND s,...,,.,,
East orapgs n ssasl Jersey esS
PSsps rsisTHson y NJ mOf%s, rsSsns
E'PaDlpi:a s'qS Own Pq S Gapn RadSph
Young Mems Republican Eeneh G'q President ,a.n
John A. Club q Jsr,fy Ey C FED P' FSH
% District Republican CLUB Gcr Jehn '''''"'
o,an p,,ery p p5arcs eoMg' Captain ssa,.n
Emery Republican Club william D'O"''
SIXTH DIVISION.
East 6Gth-st ana otn-s Marshal.
0'''"'' Mounted STAFF
,,o..,o Dry Goods oP s and Morton cUs' N y
"h0e'1 City colonel Mitchell Itch '9I city,
o1 RE"s"5 Mnae Cub bot Of NewYoTk, CITY
f ben1aliTn Club Of Nyaek. N ~.
nh ", 4.
Harrison and MSTiSn g. Blake
Central Stamping Company, f- d. wv
SEVENTH DIVISION.
.Jcst 57th st. at 5th-ave
Pand. .ns,,o
Goneral James j. o'Beirne' c0n"'"
Irish American and prosSsslys oiu0 "
irish cty n AMI Il g5s' Trade CITY,
Irish A% MICHAEL = MaTPhy G commend.
= c. Hoffman, commanding ,c,r Club
The Manh e. f. Y moi%an, Se0onmimandns
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Past 55thst. and 5th-aye'
brooklyn Grand piyi nd hi;t,,sbal.
Stephen G. PATERSON lutan General nna
GoS9e IL MSsa mounted AIDES hundred and
The eu FedoIal Republican Club Of Kings County
FIRST BROOKLYN DIVISION
r8 b &%...I R. N W!ls N aHf:Sal
rn.s coI7 EReSSa aGiii Sn' General Committee
T Kss c cSun RspaSeas caTPasn G cSR"''e'
6's@ya FsRqss's and Fe Morton Club
F5t a Ward r W at'S young i Mems Reputation Club
NINTH DIVISION.
Fast 54thst. and 5thaye.
SECOND BROOKLYN DIVISION.
John Cook Marshal
C. E. TOnOnlOre, Assistant MarsIai'
w A. Graham Assistant NarsnaL
J. r. Mckay. Chief of stan c.
Second Ward Harrison and Morton tluD
{ Second Ward Harrison and Morton BattaiIoN-
Third Ward Harrison and Morton kIup,
Fourth Ward Harrison and Morton BaVtcrS'
Fifth Ward Harrison AID No. 'JD CluD.
Fifth Ward James e.. Blaine Assocatl9h'
Sixth Ward Harrison and Morton CiuD..
Eighth Ward Harrison and Morton Niup'
Ninth Ward Harrison and Morton CiuD.
| Tenth Ward Harrison and Morton tlup;rs
| 10th Ward (colored) Harrison AMI Morton Oiuo'
nth Ward Harrison and Morton Clup
| 18th Ward L. 5. Grant CluD c,xA
| 18th Ward (colOrcd Harrison ana Morton Oiuo'
| 10Th Ward Harrison and Morton Suo
| 22d Ward Harrison aud Morton CluO u
| OBI Ward First Presidential Voters.
| 22d Ward i. L. Woodruff Battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

corridors and cafe, and made the DEMOCRATIC
ruests feel small and few. But. the centre OF at
traction was the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and all the
evening ana until long after bedtime, mass
of expectant citizens stood in front, around, OPP
postc and on all sides Of il, as though Impressed
with the belief that some how or other james ".
Blaine would come up from Quarantine and land
at the Ncw-York resting place. The RAIN which
fell copiously did not move them away. Those
who had umbrellas raised them. Those who had
none looked for nearby shelter. They did not
90 far.
News from Fire Island from Quarantine and
from any part of NewYork Bay was eagerly sought
for. ANYTHING frcn Blaine YETI Has the
City of New-York been sighted YETI Is there
no word yet of Blaine p What is the latest
from Quarantine % " Have no signals been seen
vet at Fire Island pr Don't you think he will
come tonight ?r " If the New-lork reaches Quar-
antine tonight, won't Blaine come right up?'
4 Where can James G.. be. anyway and scores
of questions of like import were heard on every
| side. IL, a.
The feeling Of disappointment that the great
steamship which, IL WIS asserted on Inc authority
Of the agents was to make the trip positively IN
side OF six days, had failed III the contract. was
apparent on all sides. Nearly everyDody-all cX-
cent those thoroughly versed in the movements OF
new ocean racerS-had calculated tina; Blaine
wonId certainly arrive before nightfall The peo-
pc did not give vent TO their disappointment how
/ ever. They took it philosophlcally' IN the Amer,
can fashion. Moving about In the great crowd
many wel-llnOWn faces were 10 be seen. some OF
tbfIn had been down tn Bay o. the sam Sloan
and had come back tired, but not dispi:ted by
any means and the brilliant badges, OF which the
face and name of the foremost hepuplcah Trader
appeared were seen on every hand fresh and fair as
when first pinned on in the morning. renecung the
undimmed zest with which the leader himself was
looked for.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
DYERSBURG'S GROWTH.
A CITY CLAIMING TO BE THE BEST
IN THE STATE.
Extraordinary Wheat Crops--Fifty
Bushels TO the Aore-Now Buildings
and Manufac torles Admirable School
Facilities.

correspondence Of The Appeal.
DYERsBuRo, Tenn, May GIVE havo
had very fine rains in this section and
trops are almost assured now, corn and
ro,ton doing finely. Wheat has been
greatly improved by the weather Of tho
past two weeks, and some farmers arc
talking Of from twenty-five TO forty bushels
70 the acre. II is estimated by good judges
hat Mr.. Stephens, Of Halls station, will
make fifty bushels of wheat 10 the acre ON
twenty acres that have been In clover for
about seven years, and is 80 heavy that
here are birds nests In the top Of tho
wheat.
Dyersburg has secured another stave
nctory and cooper shops, that will employ
about 100 hands, and will be removed
rom Michigan right away. We have ono
nom Ohio already in operation and en-
ploying 100 hands These people are well
pleased with our country, It's climate, It's
people, ils soil and vast amount OF timber.
We are proud OF them, and they will make
rs good citizens.
Dyersburg is 10 have another bank Inn
mediatcly, also solid, new brick block on
the west side OF the public square. A
largo number Of new dwellings, some Of
them very fine. are now being built and
Others are 10 follow. and the town author
ifics arc investigating the subject OF cleo
fric lights and watorworks.
Taken altogether Dyenbug IL tho best
town In the State, has the best college
building. most perfect system Of teaching,
and the best corps Of teachers. A teacher
Of experience said the other day "ln
looking into the faces OF 400 pupils II Is
the first time In my life that ever saw No
many children together aud not a single
ripple or deiormed pupil in the entire
school, and no person can look into No
many rosy, happy, healthy faces without
believing that Dyerburg IL the heallhiest
lown In America
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
A swee, Opera singer STRIKES n High

Hearing that a member " Tho Carleton opera
tumrany, which delighted Chicago audiences with
fumlC uprrn, held unctwrntlCih ~ ticket No.
the Louisiana state LOitoy Tfunlfr rvpfCaCnia.
tive vas Informed that Mis- Clam Wisdom was the
Fortunate gefson. Calling NJ her hotel. Miss Clau
Vision, who l. ycfy aiimciivc young lady II
quite ~ charming ~ her apponmncc, said y held
OnctwvuNrth ~ ticket No. E.lit. which dNW 80
~ IN the Mhfrh lath drawing II the inulsiaua
tihic Lottery Go, The Carleton Opcfa company
was ca route ~ Denver. and ~ Ogden a vendei
came Into our ar and remembering a htpd0llaI
fuld piece which ! had found iu ius Angeles
thonfht would Invest We'll % didnt Win the
lhVcfi prize. bat ID has brought me g. i00 which
Viii assist my memory wonderfully - iioIg0
(ful IrinHnIu Tfufrffr fprn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

ifyou will send us your address We will
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

TnE trains Of the Kansas City road will
run 10 jackson Mound park sunday
evening, leaving foot Of Court street every
thirty minutes, making MI stops ut street
crossings. Round trip rate, Is cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
Another Zine rron,.

We have secured ]. n. Muliord's con.
tract ior pla,o-glass alone amounting to
over eco.
CoLE MANUFACTURES COMPANY.
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steam D,e aud s,e..,,. w.,..

ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed IN all colon- Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned nj bs Jefferson
street Goods received by express
l.. MEoKL, Proprietor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
Leeh on ferrhoiern.

Msrn,L roiSr STATION, iron Mountain R'y
Mcssrs. J. a G. Mcguire. I very seldom
usc patent medicines In my practice, but
have found Maguirc's Bcnne Plant Tor Chol.
era. Diarhca, Dysentoy, etc. u most rclia-
bic PREPARATION. j. u MAHcHANp, ND.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

Don't suffer any longer but use Tanners
Inialliblc Neuralgia Cure, the only infallible
rure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co, manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. Sold
Of Holsters drug store, 2SJ Main street 30
tents per boz.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

srsAwprnsnso Of anc varieties and spring
vegetables Of ell kipds, Sites A Amos, 80
JcfIcrson street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack With equipments; 25c per week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

100 Coal cooking stoves, all alcs, for
salc cheap ut Gabayp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27
WE HAVE NO MERCY ON HIGH PRICES!

Dress Goods.
Every piece OF Atwood Dress Goods at
the mercy Of purchasers.
42.inch, every fiber wool, Pure Camcrs
Hair, half pieces left, to close 26c.
GOc All Colors Albatross, SO inches wide,
10 reduce stock, DC.
500 Plaid Albatross, AZ inches wide, will
make lovely travelling suits, at our mercy
prices, SOC.
Zoe All Wool Gray Debeigcs, 3S inches, to
reduce stock, 33hc.
Doc Light Blue, Pink, Nile, Cream or
White Cashmeres, to reduce stock, 2ic
$l.00 Every Colored surah Silks, % inches
wide, every thread silk, Acc.
$i.25 Figured silk Chally, China Silk or
Foulard, 10 reduce stock, soc.
Black eros Grain Silk.
Sweeping roduction-we have too much
money In Black Silks you know this means
50c on the dollar.
r. II. w. GOODWIN,
No. aos Main street.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-30

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