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BY Riehara Y. Harnea o.
One asory builsisg with lot No 500 oreenwichst A.,
ca 40 n Q Of Spring ct. lot 24x75; Rieard., looOo
Two ksfery buildings with plot OF land, NOS 800 Anc
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Real estate 10 Gxfbanae.

A LARGE BBooKLyN HOUSE e snehssss q, farn
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n ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ enokr ROUTE TO LONDON,
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON hNC BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2ist Hoboken.
FAST EX PRESs STEAMERS.
sssle, Wed, Apl 20 pm Elee. SAB Nay 4 ;Sg
Trsyo Wed May 10 :Soa Vera So. May ~ Q 80 N
First Cabin, 400 and upward berth, according 10 To-
cation Second Cabin eb0 bert steeragc lowest rates
OELRICHS & Co, No BOWL z Grsen
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Gertnres an6 Hleftinns.

Gertnres an6 Hleftinns.
A MEXICAN NSTITUTE-The Quarterly
"A Meeting will be held on Thursday, Nay 30. az
o'clock D. m, Citation Hall, Aston Place.
J. TRUMBULL SMITH, Secretary'
THE 22D ANNIVERSARY of the Presby.
i teran Home tsr Aged womeh will be held on Thurs
Day April &C. 80 O'clock at tho Home 75d ST., nea
AadlsoB.see Addresses may DO expected from Drs
Hall and Kittrodge
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misrrlIaneeus.

miscellaneous.
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KESTr KNIFE CLEANING MACHINE
100 900 In uss In European Heals &c
LEWIS a. C0NGER. sole AgenIs,
sol and SOS SHAVE .3Ss aud I.aAo bfoAaSM
EOR SATELLITES Of the DAILY Tribune from
II April 10 1861 to Juy 1885 Terms reaashs bls.
entire lot 10 taken Address W. Box 20 Tribune Once
I OOSENED TEETH
~ TREATED AND TI0HTRNED by
W. J. CuRHfEa D. d 8.
onss houTs = 70 .. 70. $40 West 3Athst
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BvL. J. d L. Ph,ihps.
r-.s.srv buildings with lots. Nos <23 ard<25 East
"isth.st a ass 70 " 81 AveA,iots 2bxa2 saoRi "a
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Zee Cream.

gef Qream.
A FACT.-Horton Ice Cream is made from
N pure cream Horton's Patant super Frozen Rrcka Of
Ice Creep ieI Restaurants churcSss Fs,tyals &e. will
lssp hard oas houL County orders promptly ned Depets-
Eew.Yors. and 453 PntOnst Brooklyn
DRIP Goods
nj ANUPAcTURERs' Stock velvet Carpets from
ltl csc. China Asytngs from ~ Roll Ladies' sewing
rhsfs 7bc.. Special Offering Rugs
4 7a974L Broadway.
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morcal Importance, and every other inter-
est within her limits, or ignore her earnest
and repeated promise, and lose these inn
portant advantages within her grasp and
at her very threshold, because the road
cannot be built without her subscription,
and as the time in which TO make il is linn
tied she must decide the question now and
at once. | desire TO say, Mr. Editor,
that in the performance OF my duty MS
chairman of the committec OF thirty, that
have called this committee together several
times, and in every instance only a few re-
spondcd TO the call--not enough to consti-
tute aquorum-and that personal appeal to
the several members has so far failed to So
cure sui mt attohdanccto create work.
ing committee. am more than willing TO
subscribe to and work for this enterprise, but
II the gentlemen Of the committee, who are
directly and largely interested in its sue
cess, and who are charged with the fulfill
ment and execution OF the sacred pledge
OF Memphis, can afford TO neglect this
important measure and duty, ! can only
regret that such is the fact; but | hope
such IL not the case. and therefore call
upon them 10 meet me at the committee
rooms OF the Memphis Cotton exchange
today Thursday ut O'Clock pm, and
hope you will strongly urge thom 10 do 50.
Respectfully, W. J. CRAwFoRD,
Chairman OF Committee OF Thirty.
Memphis Tenn, Sept. ., 1883.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Nearly every ono W. may say likes to
have nice. scNicyablc umbrella and the
season lot them * all the year round.
some ui the most even tempered mon In
the world rrt nervous aud irritable nj find.
ing themselves caught in q passing shower
or storm. minus that handy article. lie
pays ircm 81 10 slO for one. anil IN year
or less the cover i runc. the frame and
handle useless, thcr being no place In the
city Ia GIT Il recovered ~ repaired. Very
often an oil umbrella properly recovered
Il fully equal % now one and frequently
ouilnsts n, Thereby saving the expense "
investing ior another. Several cntcrpris-
Ing citizens ui the city, seeing the need oi
n factory here a. supply the wants nnd
needs oi the people oi Mcmphisi In this par
tirular. have combined together aud cm.
ploycd thoroughly experienced workmcn
from the cast Who aro fully oonyvtsant
with all the details Of manaiaclur.
Ing. etc, aud negotiations aw under
way ior commencing operations NJ IN early
day. They will rco,vr, repair and manu-.
frluw umbrellas aud pafasols. Further
notice will bc given 81 the plans In n day
OF two.
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TuU LEGISLATIVE rtELp
BALINu COTTON.
Some Answers Made 10 Questions Pro-
pounded 10 Prominent Cotton buyers.

Some Answers Made 10 Questions Pro-
pounded 10 Prominent Cotton buyers.
An ArrKAL reporter yesterday submit.
tel the following questions 10 some oi tho
prominent cotton buyers
I. Eau iifmeu safely hold cotton lart this arsspu
IN The hUpc ~ defeating the hiI.aiuH trust
WrNpuiiivnt tuf them ~ isIp thvIf rnttnn thi,
scasnn in aniihIng but The regulation iagF.ng ilf
Frnsual shipments
a. Az thC iauurr N independent NJ cotton bu,.
Cfs as 10 ~ able without uutcg o. bale their COTTON
any way thsy plyass'
4 What l. The tsst CuufaC Coz isrmsfs "a pur.ue
nov iuf their own Interest aud that ui tho u5mmu
uityf
Tho foregoing questions werp prnpound.
cd last night 10 several gentlemen. simc OF
whom gave ihom up as u cunundrim, no,
having scttlod opinions on the subject AMI
not having had time TO consider Il In all
is bearings Mr.. J. W. Crawford. ol
Mallory, Crawford q Co, answcr,l
no, 10 the first question. no. ~ the second.
no, 10 the third, aud 10 the fourth rplic,l'
''llalo their cotton and aell IT,"
Mr.. J. II. Martin, Of llill, Fontalno A
Co., answered no, 10 tho lrs, question, no,
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POLITICAL PALAvER.
Tho Pot Has Not Yet Begun to simm
but Tho FIro Is Hot.

Tho Pot Has Not Yet Begun TO Simmer
but tho Fire Is Hot
On the 2Oth of september the Democrats
Of the Tenth Congressional district Of
Tennessee will meet In convention TO
miily the nomination Of James Phclan
Tor Congress. Practically. the nomination
has already bccn made, tho convention
will br q mem matter oi form. The people
have spoken and In no uncertain tones,
and they want "Our jim" to have another
term IN Congress a. scr II by any possibility
be- can eclipse the rccord of his inst timc.
u hv can. the language Of hypcrholc will
be- necessary Ia do him Justice. IN to this
period lac has more than fulfilled cNpocia-
tons. be- has proven ~ useful M an entire
delegation II uldtimc Congressman who
shot their mouths OF occasionally and
wcrc stunned into inaction by the rcc1il.
When rhclan's mouth goes ofr there IL no
rccoil, hut ho always hits somc,hine.
That u the sort II congressman the people
have been looking Tor. and now that
they've got him they hatu 90 l,t
him ~, ani they won't We nsk tha'.
Tuu LEGISLATIVE riELD
Is barren OF promising fruit There arc
no outand-out candidates this time, pyf-
haIs ior the reason that by common con-
sent only the pick Of the lot ought tp be-
scnt 10 Nashville, aud the pick oi the lot
aw not usually gwen to thrusling them.
selves forward. Names OF prominent grn-
tlumcn have been mentioned tentatively,
but only tentatively. Nobody feels quite
certain They will consent 10 serve. There =
a growing sentiment that Casey Young
and men oi similar calibct ought a. sarri-
flee themselves Tor the public veal aud
consent 10 represent his county In the
Legislature. VIII they do ~ Aye, ihcv's
tho rub.
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I.tcensc<l 10 Wed.

John T.. Kelly and Mamie II. Murphy;
G. =. Sullivan and Maggie o Noill; W. ii.
Lewis and Genctte Gregory; Joseph
llorrggeler and Mary Powell; John Boon
and Mary S. Floyd, colorcd John 7.
kerchner and Minnie Sonlield; Will Gall
rath and Jennie Morrow, colored; Frank
Washington and Lizzie Sutherland, col
ored; Ashbury Jeflrcys and Lula Pope,
colorcd.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER G. 1888.

to the second: no, TO the third, and as to
the fourth said ,f'The planter is at perfect
liberty to bale hI cotton in any goods that
he chooses, but DC buyer retains the OPP
ton OF receivin9or rejecting anything he
may see fit to act upon, and il rejected for
not being properly baled it must DO re-
balcd at the expense OF the shipper"
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HAWK AND GOLDEN GRoGAN.
The Christian Brothers College in Re.
ceipt OF fwo Fine Specimens.

btips VI Two cDobihibhbs
The following letter with large hawk
were received at the Christian Brothers
College yesterday:
Bro Maurclan, President Christian Brothers Col.
lCgc:
Dear Sir-I send You by express the
largest hawk that | ever saw lie pounced
down on grown hen in my lawn, and rs
hc flew away my son, John Steele Hen
derson, your former pupil, shot him. i
send II because think IL will make a
beautiful specimen for your archaeological
cabinet. am, sir, yours 10 command.
W. l.. HENDERSON,
Supt County Schools.
b. addition 10 the interesting specimen
noted in the letter, the college received a
golden grogan, Peru, South America. from
Harry, Frank and Louis fransioli, for all
OF which the faculty are most grateful.
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II. II. w. GOODWIN.
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS.
No. 40 Main street.
GRAND SPECIAL SALE TODAY.
Drcs. Goods la Every Novelty lust
Opened.

Dress Goods In Every Novelty lust
Opened.
46-inch lIcnrettas In every new shade;
trimmings to match.
52-inch light weight Broadcloih, in every
now color.
Flippin's new Cloth are indeed beauties.
"Pcau de Sole" Silks, blacks and all the
new shades.
Faillc Silks in blacks and all tho new
colOrs.
Trimming in Every New shade.
800 pairs Of Blankets 10 DO sold alta great
bargain.
G-pound large size soft gray Blanket,
beautiful borders, worth u, today they go
ut -. 80.
o pounds heavy White Blankets, worth
50. they go at Sl.75.
- large Red Blanket today g.
s. lllpuc wool White Blankets, heavy,
today S3Sl.
$3.50 IA extra quality heavy California
Blankets Tor -.
case oil rel Calico today 30.
2 eases dark fall Calico, new patterns, BE-.
oaso comfort Calico, nov patterns, Dc.
case Zoe Snttccns, now patterns, 80.
DC beautiful patterns OF CrctOnne l2lc.
BE soft new SkiHings, all now colos. pc.
pc heavy, beautiful patterns, Porcals,
today loo.
odd lots gents winter underwear at zoe
on thU 81.
r. II. w. GOODWIN.
NEW STORE. NEw GOODS.
so. a7p na,n street
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Positively the best remedy ever discov-
cred for all diseases of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plication, Is Rnngum Root Eminent Ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rnngum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale bylleis.or,
2S3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Tur best tobacco ever manufactured In
The United States b the celebrated Jersey
Tobacco made 10y T. 4. Patterson 4 CO., Of
Richmond, Va. Country merchants should
orlcf from wholesale dealers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

n1rhdics auxiliary Of the Young Mems
Christian association will meet this Thurs
day afternoon ~ I o'clock, aud every
Thursday until further notice. by order
oi tho president.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Tur lun Mountain rluto has decided 10
run q SERIES II harvest excursions 90 nll
points IN Arkansas and Texas from Mem.
phis on the following dates september
n aud - and octph"r y aud - Rates
ipr tho excursion will be- ono fare Cor the
hound trip, and tickets will be gool iur
thirty days with stop over privileges.
Any further Information desired will bc
chccrlully furnished by calling on
N. u. WusoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

As will be gathered from the appended
communication, the committee OF thirty
appointed TO devise the best plans OF rails
ing the $4,000 subscription pledged the
Memphis 4 Atlantic railway are requested
to meet todry in the committeo-rooms OF
the Cotton exchange at 3 O'Clock pm. 1t
is to be hoped that the meeting OF tho
committee will be largely attended and
that its deliberations may be productive OF
good results:
To the Editor of The Appeal
Last January the projectors OF the
Memphis, oxford 4 Columbus railroad
came 20 this city, and at a meeting OF our
citizens, held in the Merchants exchange,
submitted plans route and terms upon
which il was believed the said road could
be- built After a full and thorough dis
cussion OF the enterprise in all its phases,
a solemn and earnest pledge was given TO
the gentlemen from Mississippi, that II the
counties and towns along the proposed
line OF railroad would subscribe their pro-
portion OF an amount necessary TO insure
the building OF the road the citizens OF
Memphis would cheeriully and promptly
subscribe $4,000 10 the capital stock OF
said road, and tho following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, We, the citizens OF Memphis,
realizing the importance and benefit 10
our city TO be derived from building and
operating the Memphis, Oxford & CO.
lumbus railway, which will open up TO
our city trade now seeking other mar
kets;
Resolved. That We look with favor upon
- proposition 10 raise $4,000, which
will guarantee the building Of said rail-
road from Memphis Ia Columbus, Miss.
said amount 10 bc due and payable when
;he road is built, equipped and in running
,-Sdcr to Columbus, Miss.
Resolved further, That the chair APP
point q committee OF thirty 10 investigate
the plans proposed and devise the best
plan Of raising the said 100000, with
power 10 act.
After speeches by President IIaddcn
and Others the above was unanimously
adopted.
Also the following committee was ap-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

TnrnK will be- concert aud picnic given
next Friday evening, tbo 7ih instant, foi
the benefit OF the Canacld Orphan asylum.
Every one Ia invited n attend.
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neginter'a Office

A few petitions were filed yesterday but
not OF any particular public importance.
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THESCoUaTs.


Nothing doing at the chancery court
yesterday.
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JAMES W. SIMMONS.

General Collector. No. q Madison strcot.
upstairs.
] tender INV services 10 the merchants oi
Memphis IN the collection Of their month.
" accounts and guarantee punctualiiy aud
faithful attention o. their Interests.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

IuG funniest comedians and greatest OF
yocalisH at Gynty's ThcaiCf tonight
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r. II. w. GOODWIN.
NEW STORE, NEw GOODS.
80. a7O ma,n street
MENKEN Sc COMPANY.

Closed today In Observance Of the jew.
ish holiday
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

TVS best dancers In the profession at
Gentfy's Thoatef tonight.
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MEMPHIS & ATLANTIC R. R.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF
THIRTY CALLED FOR TODAY.

Strong Appeal nom West. J. Crawford,
Chairman OF the Committee - Can
Memphis Afford to Repudiate Sol
emn Pledgeq
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shelby Ciycuit Court.

No business OF public interest transacted
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Chas. Lee Virgins to W. I. Virgins,
lot on Mosby street, two-thirds interest 26x
las feet ior $500.
James Stewart to VIM. Tart, admins
traitor, lot Of Deadrick avenue, containing
two acres, for payment OF note made by
james Stewart to Clarence Darling or
order.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
Tho L,..ao,.rnor Of Illinois.

orNrtunrs Pusp's ENrHlcr has long had
q place IN tho medicine chest of my family. l
assure you that wo have found u ready
and valuable agent to relieve pain IN many
cases, and that WY prumptly, We cannot
Ncll Keep house wlthoutit
I am, truly your,
Oct "a ~. J. q, sNTru.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

rnxn's HrruAcr T. invaluable far ali kinds
Of Pain, Inflammation and iism0rhagos.
E.ssiisres ,ar,tssf-gats-. Hooar, u uortl-
Lss ,.aah.oas qT IsAsJ EarnAct.
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DslSK Malto at soda fountain.
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Entertainments.

Building Of the Mission ship, by the
Mission hand, South Memphis Methodist
Episcopal church, at \. NJ 4. A. hall to-
night
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The Governor Of renn.yivani..

OGxts PoHp's EtrHAcT has been a valued
reliance In our family for several years. %.
pccially Ia relieving tho hchcs, sprains aud
bruises Incident 10 children.
vcry truly yours,
Nov. a., ~. JAnn A. nEAvHh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
EONN,S
LETTERS FROM TuE CONVERSIONS.

" IA n well-known fact that PoNp's III.
TRACT u used and recommended by more
distinguished people than any preparation
OF remedy extant.
II IL used IN tho household ~ tho pre-i.
dent ~ Wen hs that OF The hinhlett citi1en'
by members ~ the army and the navy. tho
nar and tho bench. the pulpit and the press
all ranks and classes ~ people, To further
Illustrate this fact We append a few ~ tho
morn recent letters from Governors % differ
ent states
The Governor of New Hampshire.
OtsriHnES have used rorps KxrnAcT
IN my family for several year., and have
found ID a most desirable and valuable
runedy Yours truly,
bee AZ. MooDr cuHnirR.
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The Governor Of New Jersey.

DnaH Sra have Tor many years used
ruNp's kNrAACr. andhavo derived great BEN
cot and relief thorofrOm. Yours truly,
Dcc. 5, -. X \. 0sEEr.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-08-25

In Logan county last Saturday, the
Republicans at their primary election
placed in nomination the following coun-
ty ticket: For representative, r. 1. Rea;
for probate Judge, 81. c. Chapman; for
treasurer, Charles Page; for register OF
deeds, r. P. Mcknight; for county clerk,
J. ". Jones; for district clerk, Geo. G.
Fleming: for county attorney, K. E. Will
cocksen; for sheriff, n. G. PERUVIAN; for
school superintendent, J. ". D. Foote;
for surveyor, A. J. Meier; for coroner, w.
T. Royce. The full Republican vote OF
the county seems to be indicated IN the
5S7 votes for Perryman, who had no op-
rositiOn
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REDUCED RATES.
q. A. r. ENcAMPaENT.

u. A. b. ENCAMPhENT.
For the above meeting, to be held at
Columbus, Ohio, in September, 1888,
round trip tickets will be on sale at this
office September to g.; good for return
September %, at $3.50 for the round
trip, via all direct lines.
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
For the above meeting, to be held in
st. Louis September to October 20,
special round trip tickets will be on sale
at this Office on Thursday, September 6.
and Mondays and Thursdays thereafter
during continuance of the exposition
at one and one-third fare, or $3.50 for
the round trip; limited to 5 days from
date of sale.
For the above meeting, to be held at
Los Angeles, Cal, in September, this
company will sell tickets to Los Angeles
and return for $4,000; tickets on sale
from August 16 to September IA. in
elusive; same to be limited to 30 days,
west bound journey, but in no case later
than September Is. Extreme limit GO
days from date of sale. Stop overs will
be granted within the limits of the west
bound trip, and on the return trip within
final limit of ticket.
BISMARCK FAIR.
Tickets will be on sale to Bismarck
Fair and return September to s. good
for return until September 10, at a rate
of SS.45, plus so cents for admission to
the fair.
$50 TO THE EXPOSITION"
The Union Pacific, "The Overland
Route" will sell tickets from all points
in Kansas to the National Exposition at
Kansas City, Mo-, on each Monday and
Thursday from September 10 to Novem-
Der 1, at one fare and third for the
round trip. Tickets good three days.
495-10 j. L. MORTON, Agent.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Benedict went to Cove City last
Sunday.
Mrs. Reeder has returned from her
visit in Ness county.
Mr.. Lawrence and family contemplate
moving east this fall.
Mrs. Joseph Marks and child have
been suffering from dysentery.
Mrs. Harlan, from Illinois, spent the
latter part of last week visiting at Judge
Harlan's.
Mr.. Wheeler and family are home from
their New York trip, after an absence OF
two months.
We feel like saying that the social at
Mr.. Walkers Monday evening was sue
cess in all respects.
Miss Carrie Davis will teach at Eureka,
Greenwood county, Kan, the coming
year, instead of Wa-Keeney.
NJ. L. Howarth is building new we'll
drill, on new principles. He will have ii
completed in about two weeks.
Miss May Wilcox, from Wichita coun-
ty, is circulating among her many friends
here. This has caused some of the boys
to wear a smile, of course.
The Baptists began their annual as
ISOLATION at the First Baptist church
yesterday, and it will be continued to-day
and tomorrow The hospitable people
of Wa-Keeney are expected to entertain
those from distance. Dinner and sup
per are served in the church.
SPECIAL REPORTER.