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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-01
The TURF AND DIAMOND.
TERRA GOTTA DEFEATED IN THE
GREAT RACE AT SARATOGA.
Tho Events at Long Branch-Indianap-
oils Does Up Detroit Second limo
New York Has Good Grip on First
Place,

SARATOGA, July 3l.-Racing summary
First Racc--Three-quariers Of mile.
Starters: Banner Bearer, James A, Ella
Smith colt, Estrella, Biggonnctte Clara
G, Maia, Kentucky Ban. Ililda, Prose.
Prose won in l:l5l, Banner Bearer second,
Estrella third.
Second Race-Excelsior stakes; mile and
a quarter. Starters: Kingston Terra Gotta,
EIkwood. They got of to splendid start
Terra Gotta led the pace all under pull,
Elkwood second, Kingston trailing, two
lengths separating them to the half mile
post where Elkwood and Kingston les
scned the gap to length each. In tho
turn for homo Terra Gotta was still lead.
ing, but when three Strengthened out for
homo II was seen that Mclaughlin had his
competitions In trouble. Terra Gotta and
Elkwood caught the whip in the home
stretch, but could not shake Kingston OIL.
Fifty yards IRON the finish Mclaughlin let
him 90, and Kingston came away winning
hands down by threc-fourths OF a length
Terra Gotta second, a neck before Elk
wood. Time-2:0li
'hh' anu NFNfuty NnrlH.
Starters Lelcx, Oarsman, Mollie McCar-
thy's Last, Brown Duke, Dad, Wary.
Bonita, Macbeth H.. Ten Broece IT,, Bo-
hemian, Vosburg, Ilypocrito. Leiex won,
Wary second, Dad third. Time--l:47.
Fourth Race -Spinaway stakes, FIVE
tghts Of mile. Starters Tho L,oness,
Gypscy Queen, Queen Of Trumps, Re-
uicve, Rosebud, Vendetta, Daisy Wood.
ruiz, Madgc Filly. Gypsey Queen won,
Queen ol Irumps second, Daisy Wood
run third. Timc--l.03.
Fifth c-Thrce.four,hs OF n milo.
Starters RuCapul, Kedar Khan. Ran
Yam, jennie Mcfarland, SkobcloG. Drum
stick, Carrie q, Col Owens, We Wa.
Drums,ick won, Col. Owens second, Ban
Yam third. Time l:l0i. 49,.
Tng PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW.
Tlrl Rnce-SiS iurlongS Tambourei,o Iis Sher.
~ q. Netll ~ Carnegie IT'S King Crah lIs Rppcen
lb' MciOItama III. clay stockton. Kcrnesse IVi
business los AusirlAna 1la.
Second hncc-Nlnc furlongN long Light iis.
Amelia y W. buffalo Io, BronSs Marie iio'
Haujo -. 49,
Third Race Nile Inspector u IFS Arm io5
Harry Cooper INA. birthday NJ. Volatile i0i
FOURTH RAcc- Mile and a sixteenth Tocoi ps
hed stone ia, L'triti lO1 Nettlc l0s Ninth "
We Wa ~ -
finh -SiccplechaSr. mile and half Mar.
shnl ~, siickarsy ltO. Abraham lli, skylafk IA
saninrd ~ Killarney ~.
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9entidsN

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County. bier p,riamm,Ii. rildrsn, bab
iis bas WobI bs @smsinptI,ns, in
p,Idtm lie Isbtn, In ufu 9ini, uno
dbu allss bodbaIisn; bOb +, itbo6
aus tinsm 8tmsiniam,n 9aitrlano,
iiammsnb uno bur1 bic mannisIaIiis.
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@tmsinlutiens b,rtdiist fno. unb bot
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pitn s,ionn,n fno, ptnn 20 s,ia,btn
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m,iniptitns In G,Iabr 81 brinstn.
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Haruns, unb in gnbtiratt Der 9bai.
ia1S onb bic rtpubIiidnii1. ganoi.
oai,nIint nur Wdnnr bon anuianniu
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tat anfptiii, otn,n mon bi, 8,i8dIis.
ptripnIiuns obnt Sors, nm oas Wobl
bos @tmtiniptitns dbsrIaHrn fam
unb In anbtira9t bss itrnutn lin.
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poIiiii ~, 10 lei 90
Ydhlohtn. bob bic Stuii6.Smtti.
ianu BON Sb,lbp. COUNTY. Obn, Rid.
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gin,,ln,n. In bu. ON nadhm 9snnus.
too hoilfnb,no,u @obI. bas t,pubIiii.
milo, aidti uni;tNattn unb I'D s,an.
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biz mSsIISnt gnbrtiiuns gu stbtn.
Sas gr'euiip. Gomiit.
8. @tonoutJ gotVtu.
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Two n,s,. o,d ,.,,,.

f,RErusurno, w. Va, July Two
maiden ladies, Maria and varioiia Rceycs
living near DaNisyillc, Just above here.
las, night shot and killed one burglar aud
morially wounded aud captured anothor.
Tho encounter happened about midnight.
One Of the sisters saw man IN her rhom.
soiHcd revolver nnd fired, killing him
lie was shot through the temple. The
other sister was awakened, seized a ucapon
and sprung ON the other burglar a. lac Was
trying 10 escape through window. lie
Was too late, ~ hc irll 10 tie ground will
bullet through HE groin. Both burglar.
were strangers IN these parts, but are sup.
posed 81 b. old timers The two heroic
ladies arr being lionizcd by the neighbors.
They are generally supposed o. Keen A
large sum OF money IN their house.
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Tup BtawoSD.
Athletic. q. kan.n. ci,, q

PmLApgLrnlA, Ia, July ~ weighing
pitched great ball this afternoon anil wa.
backed up IN iaulIloss style. In the nine
innings the boys sent twenty seven men
to bat, although officially" thcrc VEN
hut twenty-five. In the second inning
Davis was struck by pitched ball and
given hnt lie was iorccd on, at sccond
10y McIamany's hit a. Gleason. MrTam.
any attempted 10 steal second, bui wa.
thrown out by Townsend. In the fourth
Cline reached first ON balls. hut died steal.
ing second. Mono other Of the visitors rot
20 first Score
s. Ssst ei,y -.. ......S S5SbSs
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Ana,cI nan. nn.,.h-

ClSciSS.ri, O., July 3l.--Ai the appli.
cation Of Henry G. Gilmour. manager OF
The Grand hotel, who nays be- IL financially
embarrassed and unable to pay the debts
OF the concern, Judge Robertson, of the
court OF common pleas, appointed John
Numsiein receiver, and placed him In
charge Of iha hotel. Mr.. Gilmout and
partners are lcssees OF the hotel, which i
owned by u stock company. The embar.
rassmcni, of course, attaches 10 the lessee,
only. Quite q number OF small suit.
against the lessecs for supplies aud ma.
terial have been brought, and this has led
10 the present suit
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Inais..p.Ii.7 D.,,oi,H

DErRorr, Mich, July Silt was n
rather hs,lcss game that was played today
between the lloo.icn anil the Doiroiis.
the second Of tho series, and despite the
closcncss OF yesterdays game. the aiteu.
dance was very small The Champions"
played like school BOYS, and though thoy
ouibattod the yisiliors, the lloosicrs
won by good fielding lARoquc, the new
second hascman Of the home club, did
aomo very good work. Umpire Lynch
gave general satisfaction. The scorc:
i isSiISlai -.,-..oSt9SStdS Q,
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Tho harrington Dynsml,.r..

AURORA, ILL.,, July 81. -Bauercisnn.
Cooling and Koogel, three oi the men
charged with the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy conspiracy, had another hearing
In court yesterday. Tho only nov oyidcnro
Bowles gave was that rancuiscn pur.
chased some amonia aud several packages
o. blue vittiol Mt drug store and gave IL
70 nm with Instructions To 20 10 Mendoza
and put II In tho tanks VI several .ocomo.
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tves. lie (Bowlcs) went to Mendoza, but
the engines were 20 closely watched that
he had no opportunity TO use tho stuff.
The prisoners were heldto bail, Bauereisen
in 1000 ON three charges Of conspiracy,
malicious mischief and unlawful handling
OF dynamite; and Koegel in s., 900 on the
charge OF handling dynamite.
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rs~ s~,..th Ward.

To N" seventh Nari is'mucmtr
our wand IA one of the largest for resi-.
dcnccs In the city, aud should poll acorc.
srondingly large vote. hut tho habit Of
many OF ~ has been TO vote q, one Of the
uptown precincts Cor convenience. In
this We are doing ourselves injustice by
cutting down our own representation In
the county conventions aud increasing
arliticially the representation Of other
wnris. let ~ stop this aud all vote at
home, aud thus gain our proper due.
EAHNHsr
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CIcxcI I'D 4. ~. Innis 2.

CLEVELAND, July 3l.-The home
team won today's game with the greatest
OF ease by hammering Hudson at will.
The Browns played loosely in the field and
were ineffective with the bat at critical
moments. " Bricn pitched fine game.
ltoblnson's brilliant work at second was
the star feature. Score:
Cleveland .."."-........0 0 0 l 0 2 o o. 8
81 Louis..-...,..-........Ol 0 o o 0 D o. z
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BaIsu,r..sa- Io,I.y,,,...

BALrINonE, Md. July 3l,-Smith pitched
in his old-time form today, the Louisville
batsmen getting but three hits Off his de-
livery and well backed up. Hecker was bat
ted freely after the sixth inning and some
wretched errors- Vas made behind him.
Farrell was taken sick in the fourth inning
ana Sommer succeeded him. Score;
Loul,yillc.......... .....O 2 U U 0 o o. 2
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THE Resale. n, Tong nr.,r,.

LoNo BRASon.N Nj, July 81. Monmouth
Park results today;
fint Racc-Mile and sixteenth. Start.
crz Choctaw, Cambysse, fitlroy, TcliC
Doe, Kalaloolah, Joe Lee. Valiant. Kal
aloolah won, CambySse second, Tclic DO,
third. Timc-l:i0I.
Second liace-Soabfight stakes three
quarters Of mile. Starters Ransom
Harrisburg. Miss Cody, Hinton, Gany
mcdc. Cyclone colt, Winfield, Clari.sa
Lncoito gelding. Lady Gay. Little Jake
Utility. Cyclone colt won, MiSs Cody soc
ond, Ransom Third. Timc-l.l5.
Third Race Newark stakes: one milo
Starters Driaultcr. Kaleidoscope, Now
Or Never, Badge. Georgu Oyster, Cascade
Snowdrop. Dclaultcr won, badge second
Oyster third. Time-l:I2.
Fourth Racc-Alilc aud three Al xt.cntb.
Starters J. firnIi. The bourbon, Con
ncmara, Rupert, Ton Hooker. FircnS
Won, oanneman second, The Bourbon
ihird. Time-2O3.
fiiIh Racc-'rhpc-qunrtcrs Of q mile
starters Marsae, Radiant khaiian
Cladyz, Chamois ally. Elastic tfillyl
Lille NJ. Chamois (hlly) won. Khaltar
second. Radiant third. Tmc-l:lGl.
Sixth Race Ono mile. Starters Ming
ara, Bonnie :. Pcriclcs. Unique, Crusader
Mclaughlin, l.uminary. Clay Pate. KIM
u. Mclaughlin Won, Luminary scond
bonnie third. 1imc-lsll.
Seventh Race Stccplcchasc, short
course. Starters Baulan, wcstmorc
land, sam Brown. jim Murphy. Mcnt
morc, Elphln. Leroy. Chandelier. Ro
partcc, Rob stay. Willie Palmer. jackson.
Meslmurcland won. Willie Palmer sec
ond, Mcnimorc ihirl. Timc-3I0.
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Cincinnati 4. RroLIyp q.

New YoRE, July 3l.-The Brooklyns
were defeated by Cincinnati. The homo
team could not hat Smith. They also made
damaging errors at critical points OF the
game. Score:
Cincinnati. o 0 0 u 0 o O. 3
brooklyn....-...-..........OO o o o o o o O. o
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aeasIt ITO, saIsl.

ClrrlhSp, o., July 3l.-John Madi.
son. OF Lexington, Ky. has sold 10 W. H..
I'LL, Worcester, Mass, the gruy colt Ready
10y by Arnold. aud the chestnut pacing
mare Wickopcc, record 22d ~ a thrrc
year old. Roth hor-- arr sold with their
cngaeumcnis through the grand circuit.
Price loT both iI2.Nn.
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nv e. SWAIN, eas SECOND 81 Memphis
pi-s,ses ~ TIE Lower hpwela aud Return IS spa
fas sud disiinct diseases. viz fnhaaimstion. Con
r,usn riiea iis-nrra ri,iniss lolypi, frolsr.e
tle.-i-nua rulfturn ffultus or iiehine. CaAffh.
.fNhllon, cancer fooken aud fsptliar, Thefe
ase..- ~ seldom treated By the general rr.etl
snghlJ undeutsnd ali NE nussaruns dissAse. In.
cornt % the human system. ny u~sfurat - new,
nr.-orsllt fsinle- a.fe snd GRAIN VII net IN
trs-ts-i ssi rrlurn tn rs.s homes ~. ssns <sy
ar sl.o us.uue pf->~s>s ~ the Mar Norr sne
Ihfe.l sna Chrssss nisess>s s~nsraiiy Cessaiss
uep lsA SeuuDoao<asa GlioI1Dt
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The New Jersey supreme court has rem
dered decision Affirming the constiiu-
tionality Of the local option high license
law. The opinion rs regards the high
license feature WAS unanimous. On the
local option section the court stood S to 7.
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Do Not ioTet 10 aid 10 your drinking
water lemonade ~ soda ten drops oi Angos.
tun Filters. u imparls q delicious flavor
aud prevents malaria aud all summer dis.
eases. lle surc a. rrt the genuine Anpsiurn,
Manufactured only by Dr. J, q u sicgcri 4
gua
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Gore, and q bit by Daily. A brilliant
catch by Wiifhot in the fourth, and
another by schoch IN the fifth. were the
features. Score:
New forx."..............--O o o 30i2 o-s
WashinSion.......- ......-.-0 0 0 1 o o o 0 OIL
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PROCLAIMING MANHOOD.
THE GERMANS PROTEST AGAINST
THE NosE.LRADINa BUSINESS.
Hundreds Of Them Who Have No Sym
psthy for the Turner Hall Repu blican
Trickery, and VIII Vote the Demo
cratic Ticket.

Faithful TO its promise made yesterday
The APPEAL presents the strongest kind
OF rebuke to the trick practiced upon the
Germans 10y handful OF that nationality
who assembled at Turner'S hall Sunday
mornining and Endorsed the Republican
ticket.
The truth OF the whole matter is, those
who did tho business were Republicans
out and out, and have been so recog
nized.
But the willy scheme didn't work worth
cent. The following petition gives the
reason why
VIZ ARE DEMOCRATS FROM PRINCIPLE.
We, the undersigned, American citizens
OF German extraction, rcpudiatc the reso-
buttons OF the meeting at the Turner's hall
on Sunday last, as published by Tux Ar
PEAL Of Monday. We neither recognize
the right OF those present 10 bind us 10 the
support OF the Republican ticket, nor do
we sympathiZe with or indorse tho senti.
mcnts OF the resolutions adopted. Weare
Democrats from principle, and support the
nominees of that party without regard to
their nationality. We do not propose 10
De driven into opposition merely because
no German happens 10 loo on the ticket
We have but little patience with the idea
that We have any interests which cannot
or will not be- recognized or guarded by
the worthy candidates Of the Democracy.
We have no reason 10 suppose that tho
Democratic party Of Shelby county in
tended in making its nominations, 10 ig-
more us or to pass by the just claims OF any
Germans On the contrary, in times past
Germans have been nominated and elected
by them. The underlying idea in tho
Turner hall resolutions seems 10 DO
that the Germans Of Memphis arc 10
hold themselves apart from the mass OF
their fcllOw-CitiEens aud throw their vote
ms n unit 10 The party which puts most
Germans on its ticket. Such course Il
seems 10 us would justly reflect. both up.
on our intelligence and our patriotism ~
American citizens, and We shall not bc
caiolcd into pursuing IL by the pucirilc plea
that We are not ~ nationality repre-.
scented on the Democratic ticket. We arc
first Of all Americans DESTROYS Of good gov
eminent for the equal advancement of all
without regard TO birth or nationality.
We apprchcnd IL will be found that the
leaders in the Turner hall movement are
Republicans who are attempting by n
specious prrtcxt IN capture the Democratic
German vote. Their efforts in this direc.
tion uill nat sugrgol
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BosroS, Mass, July 3l.-The Quakcrs
defeated the Bostons today for the eighth
consecutive time, in an exciting eleven
inning contest. Score
Philadelphia 90 OOao o 10
Boston.....-.......... I o 2 o 0 0 O-J
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Cnicaoo, ILL.,, July 3l.-The Chicago,
Pittsburg game, after three innings, was
postponed on account OF rain.
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Gen. Turner will speak on the blpr 10.
night olhef prominent speakers will
address TIE meeting. Come one, como ali,
!, A, lIsNnroN.
Chairman Campaign Committee.
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Five moohshincr, wcp put behind tho
bars Yesterday. Capt. Hurry had heard Of
Their operations IA the mountains and
started out TO capture ihom. Tho captain
tells OF The harlships he endured and how
he saved his life with = yellow Label
Cigar.
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usE nORsYoRp'S ACID Pnosrn,rl

t"H FIVHHFVIkU N0IU THUNTII Nh.
DIR. T. G. Smith, Charlotte. n. G., says. at
Is an invaluable nerve tonic, delightful
beverage, and one OF the best restorcrs when
the energies ilag and the spirits droop."
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WlLi be found an excellent remedy cor
sick headache. CaTtcrs Little l.iscr Pills
Thousands oi letters from people Who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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Nsw YoHK, July 3l.-Program tome
row nj Hrighton naarh.

Nsw fonK, July 3l.-Program tomor.
row nj Brighton Reach;
fir-t kscr-E Eleven II xtren,h, ~ n mile Poet
IA Naulicr la Gold star l02 Rrgnl w. false No,,
no Cato lOi Nitcllo iOl. Transit VI.
rvcond Racc-sclllng. mile and n sixteenth
firhclicu iI Orlando ~. Quincy and Tnx t,Ath
ent zach 100. Hazel Hatch ioO. IHdinrl ~.
Ihirl Race -Sgyoncghths ~ mile. len strike,
Lizzie walton. ir,scd. ihtss VOL Albcfnnrie Nav
ward. Mar'iwgnt aud larhap l0s each Trix idi,
tan't Tell loi. llcaly tnt. Mandernient TO-
Fourth ltacs'-t~'lun cghihs of q mile. Mis-
thanncf frUlic, Adnlph. F1lr liaHly, Kcystonr.
Hen Thompson aud Top SAWYER iUT each, Henry
Gcursr, fourhioghcny and kink l0t Julia Miller
and t..bofns TO-
finh Rlcc- ono mile FNIlc IA Dngo i0s
Rcycller TO- supervisor iih Ida T. iOS
sixth Racc-r hrs quarten 81 q mile Duke of
lhufi-in aud Mafsh Rcdon. ia Hcftic W cnlt ITO
". lnlrfA ~. sAlnha lnl IAkhara 81 HnnNrnIr 81,
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LOUISIANA Lottery draws Tuesday, Au.
gust Z.
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To Contractors.

or MILES OF HAiLRo NJ 10 Ut -AtLEN
ZD iankmcut Rtrmer hbui ilpti - .. ~
cubic snis ~ the lnl i.ssnslin i'Hi ~ ,,unig
Mis-. 90 the =, y n iial.~sv Nu uiihrs
pIis lena "a - = asrtgttE 40
Memphis. Tssn., JeiI >. lisa Iostns0t oFs
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sfeciai Dispatch 10 Tho AppcaL
CnArrASooGa. Tenn, July Sl.-A sen.
saiional fight. the outcome Of sores oi
newspaper articles. came oil this morning.
Tho parties concerned were ono Finch. a
Ninth street grocer. and an elderly man
named Warren. A kniie was drawn anil
ono Of the participants was hit severely
with rock, but no bloodshcd result.
cd. II II thought the end II not vet.
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Trustees Sale.

/ TNDFR AND ny v1RTuEoF TuE PRoytsIoxs
y conlainc'i IN orrtAin decd executed Nv E al
49, Man N"hy liry " N,sby. Eva n
1S.iy sa s i sinnis h.sg n-et y s.llle .
land COMPANY on the St6 iay Of May IT,, ~
Shich y ~ fcrlri In the ReFisirrss or,, M sieib,
enlah!, iennc.sre N book ~. nagcs sd. sIi 81
ne-- ~ aid Chickaaw Land Csmt.ay ,h.,ss,
.tfei having lrcn ulaiir n tho r,,1tic.t "a ~,
holder uhcrrul 7 VII. on wv
"Wednesday. the LIST nay of August, isss.
so. Sf's sss, At me ;s.sIn seos Of nc
Iahing nsuiel Of shelby o,unty. TsnBs.-r own.
MONTY called The city II Armphls teil to Inc hlrh
=, h'adef ,"' oash. the ioio.ihE described RAJ
a rrr'aln iol Of ground situated IN aid ra.lng
ltstfici - shelby county, Tsnucsaes beginning ofi
no east side IL short Ttiri strr-t ono hunslr,si
W., is,' south o. the lines lylscvn The original
tnnhtry iui. Nos ~ and ~. thenev east nsraiiei
WIN sil lines oug hundnsi anil eight, .G,c lisil
.hsn.c .ouih parallel with aid Ihlri strrci onr
neu1ti ani s,,,l two liei icr, eight ~ inches 10
~ alrl Nhtch runs PARALLEL with Healc strrs
the'cy west parallel with ani on the line Of ..la
alcf tg stake setvny l5Ol iori est ol aid Thlri
.lio,, lglng the southeast cnfncf OF Alsinn R1yds
fhiri . .',. sh 40 Wy, lins parallel With aid
one hundrri ion fr,t ihcfcs Wrst With said
ENh. nnrh hns seventy liOl fcct 10 the eat line
,..s ~l9 Ihinl si1cei lhencc north wlth The east
Wue or AL Third stfrrt NNtytwn l0s1 fc-t risht III
in,hcs io the hcs!unlng and bolnf the sans prnp
~ Nm r.ntcfgi 70 the Md Chickasau land
,emignl ~ tho aid y & Mostly. Mar Mostly
10 Ng'il I've . ho.by, Mar. Fannie Ne-by.
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Ills that impurisy IL the blood, which. aecumu.
asing In the glands Of the neck, produces un.
s'shtly Jumps or dwellings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
dsvslopes ulcers in the eyes, cars or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which Is the orisin
OF pimPies. caneerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors."
IT'S more formidable enemy than consumptiou
OF cancer alone. for scrofuiA combines the worst
possible features Of both. Being the most ancient
IT'S the most general Of all diseases or affections,
Tor very few persons arc entirely free from It.
How can II be eured3 BY taking Hoods sarsa-
pariila, which. by the cures It has accomplished,
OFTEN when other medicines have failed. has
proven Itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
Tor this disease. For all affections Of tho blood
Hoods Sarsaparnai Is unequAilsd. and some Of the
cures 10 has effected are really wonderful. II you
suffer from scrofuia In any OF Its various forms,
DO sure to give Hoods sarsaparilla trial.
Hoods SarsapariIia
Sod By all druggists. 81; slr forss Preparsdoniy
ey U. L. HOOD q CO.. Apothscariss. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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- the vqusu 81 the Chirt.s,w Land Comp.ay
w. a.p'c sale Il hy me. ~ trustee, postponed
"nh hc iith psyo OF Aag.st. tssH.
D. a. Mostly. Trustee
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In addition to the foregoing names
nearly double the number Who atirndo,
b the Turner hall meeting. there wen
scores OF Germans In The city whom tho
canvaScp could not visit, bni who wcrc
known 10 anSiously desire this method ol
declaring their manhood The Democrats
may confidently rally around this inilucn.
tial and prcdominating German element
The fact coming TO the Ears II some OF
those figuring In the scheme that Ter.
mans 10y the scorc were rcpudiating their
sciion, they were imporunaio to have
further publications on tho subject sun.
pressed. Sir. Gronaucr, the president, Is
said 10 have remarked that he was sorry
he had anything Ia DO with the business.
No. the Germans arr all right, and Ia
line with the Democracy.