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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

WANTED.
A COMPETENT Co9G NrpLY AT3UvANcE
"A street
4 Couple OF MrN Tp TAKE ORDERS IN
y city, G. Z sMi.f. N1 second street.
A FsW REspECl Nu.E YOuNG MEN 80
" toad "a % Madison street. fvigryuCUs cx.
Chnugci l'cation c.n..,'
GOOD WnTE rgwuE COOK A Goon
g. homc ~ E0od VI b., Market street
A FEW BOARpIl. s MAIN eE. TlRsr
y class aCoommo. 800.
A THOROUGH IN.EoUO0N Man. WITH
~ ,lmc means q .IU lr-c diuingro'm
On u lr,t elias. boArN ..NU.H Apply With t,i,r.
euoc ut No. g9t sccoha .,..
A sl,TOFNpOKs TON. #, OkuFFiJE WORK
- to do atrlshLby un .Alo uookkoyper uul El0l
FRAsals. car, Appeal ONCE
4 MIDDLE. AGFU WHITE on ClLotED
~ woman AZ 20 Now. General house WORT
4 GlNrs WANTED ..a A MONTH tNp TN.
Apcucs paidany. T.. Urrouio -gll ourHooly
no c.i tai salary n.ug.H,N expenses 40 u.'pn,A
particulars FREQ stnial sil,trvarc 60, boston.
A r FAgRow's STOCK Farm. HORSES 40
~ honrl durius wn'"r muu.hf Nu' hTHt Win
box stalls; ample cEyr sJ grounds with album
dance oft ircd. rtlcl .unc .la g. b. rlrr'NA Nou.
A WucDLAwN .p,E FARM. HORSES 10
y board Ia Tie country during winter months.
10y GENri .sMAN NNu WYE NICELY FUE.
J , ni.Icd down s-''g nom with 90 WitGuu.
board Addpvs, on. w.".. "-l cure Uf Appeal
IDYN GRADUATE. lI, UpN AHlEAOuER.
j gpvcrnpss or ladg .uuU..,u1. Alurs
GRADUATE. tNls oulo'
CWrA0. 3oRIEoaW. wuTAms, NoT
y Gee lhr o.t Adj n. cate Appeal
L7uplu1NENr B .ngy. MAN or G1OD
T. u'Arr.cr. with recount Huui.llUuH Addrrss
T. d. v APPEAL "fNcr
4 OupSEEVANT uHU r,E.NI sEWOLk
u uth Market an..t
IIIgur,r MARKl uW,a PAID FOR GOOD
! ...sud hHul tNt.. ..I. Iul lUIl sI HaA ID.
q NDlorGAL GCu ,.e.o.d arrcl
/ ApY tayrS.-l. ..U... u.s female ual,r.
- Ermc It, u1illr N.HI- oyer IU1l ef'l past
n.Uuih ttlc agents fNt. It hl. ID "s tlhIl day
u,lsly '',.l ,v.lI~ upauf, lrDlt irca Nr>
30 o. liie, ,hiapl
DtEINTn IS rNB.I4 sEurHW,. GOOD
I 'Hrt good uIdN tlIrs T.. e., yara Letter
o.agr iicuiiaon.
DosTioN1O TtNy IN MISSISSIPPI NJ ~
/ experienced nj s".H Uu.. acquainted M.h
tlD .rtlu sod clyr ..I.l.. Alaty tLAi.N.
hpN, Appeal u,nlc
D0OV NSp HuAln UY GENTLEMAN ASp
] 4 ulcinprlNurt u. ...uiul. exchanged
Al!.t D. %, hl!Ia
.IrulrIpy iy .ALu..Hs Uu.ayy ,rug 3
= Uyr,rue' .ds. D.. AIlrs, Do, gtrs of % b..
bgn..n NrmI UI.
l,IIyNTluN t.FA. MANAGERS Cupp 1920
- pirua ven. y ay.' ID 'l'ii,r't"g l'nr
CAFES AyB GAchi,ia.T 10 uoN- IaL.'
y lHo1H at. ,. ~ us''ut'i @ 20
rI'p VUY.IliRsE Wy U.YlH YOKE uNEN.
stlf' HIcc. Uiiu q addu'ss IklI uLNI.
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rINl lUl.N Also. ..zg CURTAIN ulss.
AfIF.Ha n. .f, tI .i. uAl"n.
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.l.I .UlIa- IH| lfI .r ur Hug-fe, b. ,.
JIr.t CO. H' lif Aa.. .r.t .rlrl.. lruu
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a...U.. f...Iru.U.ds .l .... H..# .ul Uf..uHs
aHIH.ss D.. OBJ tH.t $50. D. ......". I..u.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

frccisl n.srath 70 Tbs Appeal
EvAwyiLlE. Ind. Nov. % The Paris
z. Brown. for New Orleans arrived at
,cluck this afternoon. with light freight
list. having found freight ALONE me banks
rcfy dull She adds about twenty nyo tons
and has good Engagements 10 points below.
but will vsnt considerable AZ Caiu Oh 40
Iui. She viii complete lots here This even.
nr. and rissr OF O'clock. Geo " Ellsicy.s
iaif " produce boAis Tor the lower coast
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Cutcr's Little Liver Pills
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used ll.em lroyo this laet. Try them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

OF tho number Of lives lost ng above re-.
ported eighty live were passengers and ~
were officers or persons employed on the
ttc1mrrs.
Tho los Of ITO during the present fiscal
year. besides being lcs than Ia the year
previous. "a less than tlC average annual
ioat f0r tie decade terminated ~ The year
the average being 2l3 while The current
years loss j. but 2U3 Tho annual average
i1H Of life Tor the past four yoau las bccn
but lSl
Tho following comparative statement 81
The work 81 the steamboat inspection service
Tor uic last thirty year, divided into dc.
oalcs. giving the average of each year. shows
gratifying progress in the efficiency u the
oill,s- ~ the steamboat inspection service
in carrying into eject the acts Il Congress
90 prevent the lo.a Of life on vessels pro.
PEELED in whole or IN part by s,cam'
1859 TO 1858.
Aycrnrr snnusi number u steamers ....- i.f.7
Ayrfura gnuuai loss of life ........s. .......- ~
Number II sissmfI. tsr Each liic loli. ..- 20
AivlaFe number OF passcugCia Garfield loouop,hp
1869 70 1873.
Avcnsc annual uumhef Uf steamers .....- ACT
Average auuusl lnss VI in.........., .a..... %
Nuinhgf 81 steamer. Isf cach ne iuIt .- aps
1870 To 1855
Aycrago Aunusi number q steamer ... 6,1tl
AYtrrfr sanual los - llfn ................. "a
Numlrl 20 stssnau. ~ each liiu i1.t... ciUn
Ascnru puuesf u pa nsrr carried So2o0,pQ
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ASSIGNEES SALE

on FRIDAY. sovTYT-E Tl. i''t eoumcndns
a. 20 ociset sm.. sii r..i on tho rrrnl-'s -
crrncr ~ chtrcsian svrrue 'rl View NafUon
street ne stoth Of Cr0..rr Liquors sod r.rs~,
pu 0oofs 'nd rouaHH end r1nnh0id ard
Kli,hcu Furniture bri1HeIrr io ~ " GiEsNfE
NAHcIuLuuN. AFlgnoc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

Notice.
Commencing Sunday, November IS, the
Tennessee Midland passenger train will
leave nj 400 pm. instead OF $50 pm, as
heretofore. J. 4. TURNER, q. l.. 4.
In T. NJ. Galbrath. No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
rents.
INsuRE your gin.houss Ia the Citizens
Insurance company. No. % Madison street.
LOGoNAHiNo, go second street, does
reliable plumbing IN al ils branches at
lowest prices.
LAcE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished ai Memphis Steam Laundry "a
Second street. Branch office $50 Main.
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HOUSES TO LIFT.

HOUSES TO LET.
A NEw COTTAGE or LAUDrGDALE ST.
~ Apply 10 r. r. THOMAS ~ Madison street
pRlCR CoTrAGE--ON DAVE AVE, NEAR
ID Walker stre't, containing seven room l.ar5o
yard. - per month. }. W. y WloMNE
No p! second ST.
H,HOiCE sly. ROOM COTTAGE oN CAR LINE.
y az the corner OF Walnut ami Tale sircts
COrTAGE WITH FoyR ROOMS. GOOD WA.
- ter Apply to Mrs r, Qulnlhn ~ Mnnrs,,
CorrAGE. EIGHr ROOMS AND AL NEcE@
~ S,ry outhOuscE IN good pn..lg gar civ
to5n vol. etc; fronting on fernando strsr, rail-.
road aud Walker avenue thoaso No. %, 5olsusiB
from city. Apply aINo 20 Union street
Jo,Epi LENoW
MICE RESIDENCE WITH Z ROOMS; GOOD
~ cis'rrn aud OuihOuscs. 81 pfnt toe street
Amply 70 Ms ARRlGill IS MADDEN avenue.
DAYESR PLACE, Gill STATION. CiFAP.
j l No place morc desirable for u family. Robust
snady aud convenient
CToRE.HOUsiS NoS i0 AND ~ MAIN 81
> Apply 70 JAS LIS, Jll, p. front sir1ot
tINwoSTORY uoUsR. on CORNER OF KEEL
and filth street ChcL.eA Call a!ahosS addr',i
. MEN S-BOON HOUSES. cor RASDuAINGs
. s~ SPeF month AppSass ,vr co.,
--------------- ----------------'--------
uooMs rO LuT.
nEsIRABLE OFFIUio- N COTTON FNCu NNGE
u building. Apply ~ Henry HorfEi .co.N
UNUkNfSiISD ROoAS ron GESTS. Oh IlGhr
II housyscop plug. NJ No. ~ Houpo siUgt
.NOUR Rooms OVER gC6 SHELBY TREFr;
II new building; nicv location. B, NJ. Mccall
LuM 80 Main stvot
GoOD HoOMS SUITABLE Tor FAMILIES.
VI also nice MONS for sentlemen M 3 Nd,iU1 q
y Br TENS FOR FUEVtHED AND uNFuR.
VI nishel ro9ms n View ommoriA lin'el.
NICELY FURNISHED q, ON- 81, si.g5 nai
y a. ~ per week ~ lm Poplar street
NICELY FURNISHED Rooms AZ 90 THIRD
~ street
NICELY FURNISHED Rooms ~ Ntwruilp.
y ing. 81. cor Union aut llcnnaln ups;l.r,
NEATLY rUHSissn Rooms ~ TiE UACUE.
y lurt Isl. AppJ ~ so. 80 s.glnd ''l"rt
NTEATLY tURyisFD ROOMS Rjg FAMILIES.
! ' with . Northern family. with rI| No. .UI..
forts q = home. AptlT a No "a .gurl 10 &C.
nNN ELEO Ant FuEN.Isp FDuSr ROOM.
~ nicely hopg - - MAIN .t-..t
nSB sPLNSD;D olPiCE ~ MASONIC ralt.
" plN Apply to BJN y fiiCA secretary, -
Nalisol street
DLENsASrLY SITUATED rUlSlHl.r AID
4 uniumi,hel r'9ua so - hlrtei 'Irs-
DOOMs FoN LIGHT UoJsaEE ClN.
llyuuion, O. rsSd Iosrl i.i ll.3a i.I.f...r.
TWO NICELY FuEN -Isu ROOMS 'Nu
l kitnhrn. tpsctbnr Ur s...r.t'. ntI.4 ligra.ai1.
T"o ROOMS va. 81 r.,,.,...,,.,
1NWO gSTURysUEp rppN.. HrTAslltu.
i lish. lyu.s.lc nH siy i.lhgu f.. nC :.
1'HmNg nooN-. FURNISHED Oh USrut
i nl,hcd. - iHi Adam, .tr"'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

CWuf,T 'FRONT.' Eu...' kEu "pAEp AZ o.
\ sH.m H1..t 'n DO sons ..ul Corr.
-. gtBIs EpoH- $50 .ltI.D AZ IS
- G .us'1c, W'.l. ...,r az.
III IsELb EOO-l. 500 ..JAnJ AI.ssAAD
- HI rEot
NICELY rrESisf F. pF.AUIE AUONs
y VIA '.trl "a hu 10 Vance ..r
fI7NO So ~ iu slHEp FRONT ROOMS
l uluI npud atii I.I u.H-
-tTWu l.HUHit-o ....#'I.I hsH us. :.
I WrtI... With la..I. 3D.. 90 .s..ll sif...
IVlIs uH YOUR lard. WlH. WlI Or
Without D.LL 20. .....l. iu, Aslt house
tU.I.u. 80 OF Market .....n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
Look on, FOR cholera MaEuiro's Bennc
plant

Forty.fyc years lnfallihlc Specific Tor
DiaThUa. Dyscntcry, Cholera Morbus FluN,
Childrrn's 1ccthinW and i taken la lime a
surc preventive OF Asiaiio Cholera.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23
In N s-,,ou, ,ondtt,ou.

Special Iitpstch 20 The Appeal
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Nov. %. En-
gineer Will Thorton, who jumped from his
engine Tuesday night on account Of llc
bursting, and fell into trcsile and broke
his right leg, is reported tonight as being
in q serious condition. Every attention Is
being given 10 him 10y the railroad officials
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

s2o5 Per 1000 Pounds. Carload Lots.
n. n, PATTERSON & 90.
2ss second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

ALABAMA CARBON HILL Lump COAL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

rINiIR n n pEAUgfrE PLACE Or 800 Arti.,
L 10 in cultivation. four "ui nur hlu ui'". ,st
81 town ~ urdHr .lsi iHn Re- l'fNlT fIaHun'l Hui
fsTtliti ..lul .rtTIs nads irr tU..al % go
C.fy cvcly h1Ar ~ -, Eni Dully i.G.
Apply % -dar.a' I'h paAp.i'
So 500 rN.. ..".I
ofW r. pHADusk. In.f Et.- i.Hk
~ ACUs "a SUBURB sB.INWE Iog MAR.
" ktt ..tr.Uulsg Cool NsU#I. Convenient II
strupt ,tF. ALLsN e FINLEY.
Rel F.itt1 A. 4. uis 's N..i..u slfHrL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

nuIyrFH uIgaNr IrNuy $50 w'IrH
l p0iltsf dUs I'D .H. disappeared from homo
10 .tIf az night .s.. rH.N tH u"l.H.H
DO ~ ftuirn AM a"II HII Del Uvff".
CIttrI. aud . russid b. ... Nu .HH u u.... ID.
4. o. SIMMONS
9,rl, Mis, So,on f..
cox HlWAHnai .HH .IIE lu. IuIsUs uK
90 TN MAI ...F HHHH Haven. Tom ,
Monday uEht hgvcu #I a .t. q r.l rH.n uHrU,
y,ar VII. 10 hahls d
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

PERSONAL
A NToy SILL. MrsCFACtURF. on hNU
~ dcalrril glui' anl ahu-t Ws N1nr11 siro1t
A FHBEOuK q WHITE go Ia0sr T. Pay
y h.glc.t c.s1 prfi iuf iiiisi. i1sfs sod Nna
IRA.OLITM ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVE
VI mont c.sruA hfirsWufE 1t. phuun ~
umcc aud fua.lgncc, "a Nanoc THOMAS CUB
mNs
IAs AND OIL srOYE', LATEST DisigSA
VI iAmps clc. ga nlyisliA 20 sccolih
IIAVR Your upHof grrHiyg DOM AT ~
j fe.l' sirrt ~ J. HltisruON, l.to viii
Mitchell hplon. Ig.crAoug 80
IIIDis ANp FUns WANTED ASD HIGHEST
II rriccs pNid sCiihlhhhk . CO. sn Main u
CMOKEY CuiXSGYs Tu5ITiyFLY CuHrD.
- ktLFk 60 ~ Aaintirrot
HEL r,rNrK AGNrrS.
A LtFN FfSLgY. gEAL k5rAta AGLSrs
~ and rfJterz Do Aadllun fifr.t
4, GOODWIN q HE ARD. RpAL K,rArE AgENT4
VI bfokrn and collociors No ) Nadl1n lirgct
II l. UVION, kEAL hSfATE AGESE
II. ~ nallson ufcct
IIATciuTr. mrP a 90. RIAL Il,rArB AND
lnsunncs Agrnts - N.ln = NemphlA
II T. GoYERa 90. RIAL STATS AuESri
~, snd lifokens 40 = 1-dlon lirgel
II LHlACK 4 90, kAAL isIAIE AGkSn
l \ ~ ~ A@ittaiA atlrfA
J'nI COsAwAY RIAL EsTATE A0ESCY, ~
Main sifuoL ist,blishcl isN
| =--------------
BATB~
! J'URgtsH. Hrs3fAS. ELBTRic SULPHUR
4 tait nr Fresh Water Baths 80 ~ n. - - q
-------------------
BLACK NtTHs.
NTYEa s BrRLiN HEPAiErSO AID HORSE
| vi shgclng q specially tocphuus 1885, a. Main
CuInOFODsr.
Dn r. sCuigLR rfkArs CONy8 AHb
I - huni0sA Olieo houu . an gu tpL No
sii Nsln street.
uAf.vANiIED rEoNwoFKA
I TfO r. HUnscH. IN. TitE rfs ASH IugeF
" illn rafkrf basinosa aud frJcn1a ie.B
j flHf.e 20 a. IL
.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-23

sOH AL.
go C0FVsl gVogErY sr'VD. GOOD
y. lnrftlUns uH,spr'l'. o. iu.yl .'HU. aul lAs
tnrs, a Apply o., 20 . l-l.r'nl .,ueyt
4 Vol GguCs ~ BOA SAIL. ps tSAG1On
e. y buslnl,. u.s.'u ior sa.iaa .l H'iItA. SCI.
dfo.i T., Aprl-4 -. "a
4 CItgiDR HEsIDEsU. OV MADISON u.
y near ti0 bua.u., pert 40 tiH D.'. D. D.
GOIEg 4 ca. q MallsHl sirul
A pEAYr on gOsKtWtY UuK.E ArlIr
~ iis hAHt ti.h. diLlhALol y AAi.t NJ.
YDJGglf, usLOW ,u,r uNIm JANUARY
ID Ia lbSlE,. ~ I-.l ,ifglt.
IDARrOs = LAgAHAys FuRFit. u ErAr.
ID tliul 10. u. H-TDgiu ANrulr adjoining intl'n
lauaus. - .lH.rt b.. lsus.s vii Dol lUHt t1
sult p4fJla,u -rl b., NJ ol aH1n'y tss o..
ts.t rl4lpt sses sLalsa ~ pasii.s q. uh.llH aaf
allr uumcs 1HlFsu .Huf o. -l..a0t. 7. '1t'r'i W.I
D" oI,uH4 tiu,-h hn pitl1J. lsit 10 aeHl"H
street
1pAI3AtV3 ~ WAGON. CAKm i#Es or ALL
! , k'uls iisfgr-. eir. - ny business mu.t o.
,uHnI up lF Jan4.ff ist
~ " BEsus o. Nan ragt
IuElgHsIrig Vow .0EE v1 = UrUs a
- LuIiaut rssfhgfrrf ulIy uH"I iuII mllt.
iuguifo - .'o o. N.Iaa f.f't
IHEAr CuAyCh FuR GAUpFNus Asp
II pAiHfMEN-l vii FHll ny fntfH lHUi 90
rfslal ia y yYss ~ iu rz't tl IuUUr.l liu..flu
lIii CollmtuE Ais1 iu re.UHIt'Il tlHris fI ~
an soufl plsfe prulcr ~ p arn. Of lArI win
ruIl rHtta.H. barn aIi collars $500 Nur 700. .fu
anl orchard. isrmlug img.e ngn's mu.'- 60,
on Cfsi.la avenue, shout three miles olst ul
NUmIhA Fiu- vt.Uf AwHl ~alu.lDl mIIg
isss. tho pi.,s iats isfil oi ye.r b. 6oiI Ia4s.
h.lrlu 90 a0ilins cannot Ttu lt Wy Ylfa41lI ~
ieuiion Ibs snd isyey f.eh., -.
No. 90 s'c1ui street N.mpha
HRE,r aAg0 AfB ~ RIAL EirAfE-llI
, " losupousissl = l.m. ~ n.9niA
I uAyE II YOUNG HIGHLY GRADED JEETEY
! tous, with young o.lFos that win .Ill "a
| pflCCi thfug huli y ~ 80 asl, s!rfN llAi
| vi ~ u Ilis DO iov voslb ,. d Aut'AN,
| lsiusgdu Nias
NfiLnrrs a HICKMAN WAGONS AZ COST
/ vi bASjTa. ~ Main street
Nov A. YOUR CAANCE 40 OH A WAGON.
~ raulagc, nurgy - Harnga chnap as
/ nENjEA ~ Msla street d sliing out frgarl.Ha
/ Of cu.t
ON m.UYH FfNE BUuDIS0. PEsCNG.
" .hectinT and triigs lumber chnsR
OLD PAVEfs-AT APPEAL OPEiCK ~ CENTS
/ ~ pef hsuaini
| DIptGKEfD coNmNgD 7 YEAR on brAL,
| j ii9u. ASTON a LOWE c-pi,',lle Tenn
| GAALL sTo,K gEVCsuU CHIMP ron
Z > cash, Esyi lncailsnt Cheap rsul Alliul
/ fiANk. cars LsNsr csr'sf No H.
1 rrHT sopAWArEa FACTORY LOCATED AN
/ lns lutfauts husirssI. . fT saif ~ flasouaHlo
/ tr7ilf l0f rsftiluisp applY 90
| h A. He'Kkh uolly spnnef Mo
I TWO NrfB AND oSk uUlgE SUITABLE
! i or farm euff. fsngcaeu nrIrk a bAuufnci.
I aTuf Co. No. Hadi.sn sifust
10000 nS I,,! S g pay va, soa 2 I,
/ issr .lltahls ~ fssrh WORT ssesuus Ga root 1f
/ r0t'1l hssiA ~. vii asl tffF ch1ap t.il "a
/ L. b C1lref. az hsdlsoa stree
I T
stRAyrp OK srotrN.
1.'ruu NY M fDrHcE. oW wrIIE ASH
] J. tisat aeiisf deF pup, four Ihonuls Oh naffDl
I win tn over sfrs snd undcl nhlu, anHHrr "a
/ tamo 20 "fsh' VIII raT liberal reward f0f h'I
/ rstHfn t1 nfIuAHD q JORDAN 20 faudefialrst
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Iu4T
A Ui Htu on kIl. I.ftEh TO a0U 800.
~ 1nd sirtt aul D. s.I'Hl
a LIyFg COLOurU WttIR sptSfEL As.
~ swtr iu mo utr.. UI "htt' II.uu to 10
william syrnue ami Oh
DJCEEl look rbg tlHIyG o. is MuEIY,
i H.WH partu aur .U. E... lNtru krJ urd
pspUr 90 Appeal oil.H by .aII aui tUUp rHut.uia
EIINVt.n.
Nov aNnHIto. one lItY NAUg 5frtIl OLD.
y 3. hands hlFh U.IHu Dr % LACEY ~
Adalls stfuot. anI b. F.suIal
---------------------f -z--==-
TAut.s 80.
nNE urOWN itoR NuLH ArYUr ~
~ banda hiFh. sol .4 IIH fFHt "f1
" NJ au'uHhs hrHulIpyH avruIe
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A NEw COTTAGE or LAUDEnDALE s
y AnnlN d. y. n TnOMAR ~. M.dlsnn .ir.
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RAILROAD TIN: TABLES.


Ias.ias.pii Nalisy Route a.. s.. .. af.u %
Leaves Arrive
| sNiftfhurf Tr ig00Hm sNiTtfIur'r ~. 500 m
| ~. . Fsat Mail ti9p.ll ~ . Iaaf tau s.Ya be-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-07-28
JUDGE ]. O. HALL.
President Of the Mississippi Baptist
State Con nyentiOn.

Jackson Clarion Ledger.]
In connection with the foregoing sketch
of the Baptist State Convention, and of
the general polity and progress of the de-
nomination, brief sketch of the distin-
guished gentleman who presides over the
Convention at this, its semi-centennial
session, will be appropriate.
Judge James G. Hall was the sixth son
Of Rev. james G. Hall, who for mo- .
than fifty years was minister in the
Baptist Church. His parents were ma
tives of North Carolina, from which
State they removed to Mississippi and
settled near Grenada in 1887. The
father and mother and several other
members of the family, fell victims to
the yellow-fever epidemic of 1873. The
father was twice married, and had a
large family, only two of whom now
survive.
Judge Hall was born in Grenada, Aug
ust 10, 1S47, and will complete his forty>
first year on the 10Th of next month. His
boyhood was spent in the place of his
birth, and he received an academic educas
ton there The war put an end to his
hopes of a, regular collegiate education,
but he continued his studies after the war,
teaching school at the same time In
1867 he began the study of law under
the late Judge f. 8, Fisher, was admitted
to the bar in August, 1868, and immedl.
ately began the practice, with Col. W.
H. Fitz, Gerald, in Charleston, Talla-
hatchie county. He was appointed coun.
ty attorney IN 1869, but wa, removed
with other civil officers, in the same year
by the Military Governor Ames. In 1871
he removed to Sardis, Pamela county
where he has since resided. In the polit
cal revolution of 1875 the good people o.
Pamela sent him to the Legistrure, apC
though one of the youngest members 0
the sessions of 1S76-77, he was anon!
, the most useful and influential. Indus
trious, painstaking, vigilant, conserva
tive, he was we'll fitted to assist in re
claiming the State from the confusion
resulting from the misrule and corrup
ton of the so.called reconstruction era
, TIE same qualities distinguish his ju
dicial life. In 1882 he was appointe,
, Chancellor of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, and re-appoin'ed in 1886; and il
, the reorganization of the districts by tn
last legislature he was one of the 81
ChaDcellors retained.
The Democracy of Mississippi express
ed their appreciation of Judge Hall j
: 1889, when he was elected chairman c
the. convention which nominated Il
present State Executive. His knowledg
of parliamentary law, his admirable Sc
pos ession, courtesy and frmness, wer
exhibited and recognized on that occa
sor.
Judge Hall was married to NJ IS Bell
B. Thornton in 1872. They have thre
chllden. He united with the Baptis
church when fifteen years old. In 1885,
he was elected President of the Baptis
State Convention, and reelected in 1887
and we have no doubt that body wi
again say to him "well done. good an
faithful servant, the right man in tn
right place.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-07-28
One Hundred Thousand Farms.

Under the enlightened and progressive
policy Of its Executive and Congress, the
Republic of Mexico during the last few
years has granted concessions to promote
the development and settlement of that
country so richly endowed by nature in
the resources of the soil, the forest field
and mine, and blessed with all the advan.
tages of salubrious climate and geograa
phical location.
One of the most important and valuable
of the concessions has been secured by the
Mexican Land and Development Company
whose advertisement appears elsewhere,
by which is acquired the ownership Of
one third of the public domain in the State
of Tamaulipas amounting to several million
acres including agricultural, mineral,
timber and grazing lands.
Tamaulipas is the eastern State of Mex.
leo, and is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico
and the Rio Grande River its northeast
C corner being opposite the city Of Browns
vile, Texas, thus Immediately adjoining
the United States. There are many Tor.
tions of the state that are not surpassed in
fertility and beauty anywhere in the world
The climate is salubrious, with an average
| rain fall for ten years of thirty.three inch
es per year, the soil is rich, and it abounds
| in valuable timber and large deposits oil
| iron, oil, coal and the precious metals
Still in its primitive condition there is an
opening here for all industries from the
smith shop to the great iron, cotton and
woolen factories. From the primitiv
wagon road to the iron horse and steel
rail from the wild animal of the forest to
| the high bred cattle and sheep of the field
from the primitive methods Of agriculture
to the steam plow and mower and reaper
| from the common huts for human hablta-
ton to the prosperous farm house and thu
thriving town and city; from the condi
tons of the sixteenth century to the civil.
zation Of to>day.
The ultimate results of this enterpris
with intelligent management must h'
mavelous, and the stock of the compa n,
now offered for sale is simply TO secur
funds for their full realization. One o
the largest blocks of the most valuabl
agricultural land in the world, great tract
of timber, large bodies of mineral land
| vast oil fields, sites for towns and cite
are acquired with an opportunity 70
building and operating railroads, steam
ship lines, and other public works,