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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-04-20

dCSICCS w 100 dIuS HUN lllC -
c. S. Signal Casey Thence \.
90 de w. 800 wards, thence n. 80
de E. 100 yards, thence S. SO de z.
$50 yards, thence S. so de w. 100
yards to the beginning, containing 20
acres.
UBLIC GROUND No. 10.
WHITE sEoAL ROCK, (N. E. ofCasay
Island.)
Begins at point situated N %
degrees 25' w. mile, 800 yards
from the U. S. c. S. Signal "SteeDZe,"
and S. 50 de 20 w. miles, $50
yards from the U. S. C. S. Signal
"BeOcO7a." Thence North 27o yds.,
thence East $40 yards. thence South
27o Yards, thence West Go yards to
the beginning, containing $50 acres,
PUBLIC GROUND No. II.
MOUNT VERNON ROCK.
Begins at a point situated S. ~
degrees w $50 yards, from the . S c
s Signal mt. Vernon" Thence
n IS degrees E 55o'yards, thence n
80 de W 800 yards, thence n 80 de
E 500 yards, ,thenceS 90 E $50 yards,
thence 50 de W 40 yards, thence
5 10 de E $50 yards, thence S Is de
E 400 yards, thence S 10 de W $50
yards, thence n Is de W. $40 yards
thence N As de " 43o yards, to the
beginning, containing 1872 acres.
PUBLIC GROUND No II
S. w. OF Mt. VERNON ROCK, J NILE
Begins at a point situated S 81
degrees - W 1000 yards from the
U S c Signal mt. Te572O51,"
and N 81 de 20 w miles 10 yards
f ON the U C Signal "COSeyi."
Thenc North 20 yards, thence East
80 yards. tn ,nce South 100 yards,
thence West go yards to the begin
ming. containing 4 acres
PUBLIC GROUND No ID
1 MILE BY w FROM MT. VERNON
ROCK
Begins at 4 point. st lated \ So de
10 " miles. $40 yar'Is from the
U S c S SINAI ".SteepZe and 5
"a de % " I74o yards, from the Z
S c Signal mt. Vernon
Thence North 500 yards, thence
south 81 50 Eas. So yaris, thence
sou h 90 w $50 yards to the Big n
ming, containing so acres
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I mile, $50 yards, thence S. 5 de f.
$50 yards, thence n. II de w. $50
yards, thence n. 80 de w. 1850
Yards, thence n. IS de w. $50 yards,
thence N. 80 de w. $50 Yards to the
beginning, containing 276.5 acres.
PUBLIC GROUND No. 5.
ONE MILE n. w. OF NORTH ROCK.
Begins at a point situa' ed n. II
degrees Al w. 1910 yards from the
U. S. c. S., Signal North Rock"
and N. 5. de so E. 273o yards, from
the U. S. c. s., Signal INIT.
Vernon" Thence N. Is de w.
200 yards, thence n. As de E. 3Io
yards, thence S. IS de E. 200 yards,
thence S. 45 de w. $40 yards to the
beginning, containing 1875 acres.
PUBLIC GROUND No. 6.
FOUNDER sLUE ROCK
Begins at point situated n. "a
degrees 80 E. 1880 Yards from the
U. S. c. S., Signal MT. Vernon"
and S. SO de w. 845 Yards, from the
". S. c. s., Sigral "N0rth
Rock" Thence n. 81 de E. 400
Yards, thence S. 45 de E. go yards,
thence S. 50 de w. 80 yards, thence
N as de w $50 Yards to the begin
ming, containing 54.5 acres.
PUBLIC GROUND No 7
SHELL CASTLE BED, (South of North
Rock
Begins at a pc mt situated S. -
degrees 30 w. $50 yards from the
U. S. G. S. Signal North ROch."
Thence n. rs de E. 765 yards, thence
S. 10 de E. $40 yards. thence S. 60
de w. 400 yards, thence n. 90 de
w. 500 yards to the beginning, con
tanning 7I.2 acres.
PUBLIC GROUND No
EAST OF WEST END OF CASEY
ISLAND
Begins at a point situated S. 40
degrees 45' w. 575 yards from the
U. S. c. S. Signal casey" and n.
So de 80 w. 1910 yards from the Z.
IS. c. S. Signal "SteepZe." Thence
N. so de w. I35 yards to the shore Of
Casey Island, thence to the Nd. and
Ed. along said shore to point stu.
ated S. s. de w. 800 yards from the
U. S. c. S. Signal Casey" thence
S. 60 de E. 80 yards, thence S. 80
de w. 40 yards to the beginning,
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l ! MILES 5. BY f. FROM Mt. VERNON
ROCK
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Taxing Dis,ric, Directory.

Fire and Police Commissioners David
+. Iladdcn, president aud chief executive
officer; James Lee, it,, yIce.prcsident, aud
James I. Petit.
Board Of Public Works J. T.. Randc.
ioundryman; Lymus Wallace, boss dray
man; T. J. Graham, merchant; Charles
Kncy, capitalist sam llirch. insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board-C. l.. Pullen, cxpcr,
accountant.
City Attorney +. Walker, OF Mctcali
n Walker, general attorneys
Engineer Niles Mcriwcthor, consulting
engineer and contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Dmitsmcn-A.
I. BELL and X. 7. Hartford, practical, civil.
mining. hydraulic engineers and survey
om.
President Of Board Of Hcalth-Dr. q. n.
Thornton, pructicing physician In the city
secretary OF Board oi llcalth-Dr 1. \.
Williamson, prncticing physician In the
city.
Hospital Surgcon-Dr J. H. Black,
pmcticing physician In the city.
Health Oiliccr-D. i. Jackson, office NJ
board Of health.
Chief Of Policc-W. &. Davis
Chief Of firo Dcpartmcnt-Jamcs v.
Ryan.
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4 nrutnI Frontier Murder.

nru'N, Col, sept el.=A brutal murder
us committed "Wednesday might several
miles from hem e. II. Crosywmthc. who
1s been prospecting M this vicinity Tor
pnurhvld o., parties. went 10 cahiu
witch De had not used Tor some time. aud
lului u occupied hy strangers. Learning
Il"m llem that q former partner of his
named johnson. hHl given thrm permission
in nee IT, trsswaithe started Tor JOhns1n's
ihin With the ayuWUd intention " Killing
him Entering The cabin be dared johnson
% light a. The same time drawing = revolver.
Johnson ihftW himself ont II bed aud solFcl
fusswnithe Both mon STRUGGLED Ia The
center ui the cabin when Cfosswnithc feli on
'hr Stove aud fired shot johnson star.
'prcd back. shot through the heart. dying y
moment later nudgr Conklinr. who occu.
pied the cabin with Johnson. pclscd u rife ~
truHWuiihp rushed ont aud Grod. but the
murderer escaped The murdered man Z
rlniivcs are in Iowa.
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A p.mnle niump sprnl,rr.

McuuoSr, Ind, Sept, ii.--iast night tol
the first time In four y,au Anna Dickinson
stepped on the platform Ia address publ,
meeting, II was the ir.t IT ten spccch,.
she Il ~ deliver In Indiana In behalf II th,
Republican cause. Her argument was not
ON the tariff, but ~ the wurkiurmcn un III
history of the two parties in their relation
g. labor and lahoryr as human aud also ON
the history " the two parties us the cham
Iions ~ freedom, liberty and progress sh.
said she thought 10 safe ~ say 1T "a party B.
ui al army, tight ~ surrender, aud she
showed hrht al through her two aud hall
hour spvcch. Her audience was largely
composed II women, and men aud womvI
were turned away by hundreds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

i Offering special low roundt trip tickets g,
points ON lie line between Memphis au,
Kansas City. Thaycr, West Plains. Mount.
tain Grove. Cedar Gap. Springfield, iuf
Scoit, Baxter spiiug and Kansas City ar
oil In high attitudes, AMI arc ahsolu,pl,
free from malaria. We nlso have the fhof
line 81 thc famous Colorado mountain ~
turls, and have on sale round trip tckv.
" OIL points Ia Colorado. We run Pull
man bullet sleeping ears and irgc rcviniu.
char cans, fur particulars and tickets col
al No. 30 Madison street.
II. u. EiIs Gvuorl Agent.
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MENREN g. COMPANY.
LOCAL NOTICES

MrMrnis Steam Laundry. 22i Second Ct
BnfNELEY LUMBER Co.. l2I Jefferson Il.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos - AMI
% Bcalc street Tel. 3Gj for wagon TO call
PANrs mndo TO order from - up l..
Mcnko, tailor, ~ Monroe street
Ike LuNnER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings
BHANcn OFricE Memphis Steam Laun.
Try, 3j7 Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
MEurHis Steam Carpet Cleaning aud
Rcnoyating Works, No. go Bcalc street
Telephone, No. G3G
G. Il. llotcngiss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | cs.
pccially solicit No. 800 Main street
ruEE aud white ~ the Hover who.c
name Il bears aro the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN u Lazy CoTTTE AND srtcE Ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

sr. LOWS Mo, Sept 2i-Iho mystcr,
surrounding the killing Of Augustus " Era
confer a well known young st. Louisian
who has run through with a fortune, wa
cleared AWAY this morning Bnconier wa
found on the street with his skull fractured
yesterday. taken to the city hospital and
died. ). 4. hallon, u prominent citizen
reported a. the police that lac had seen O.
man thrown out of Patrick Montague
saloon, near where limconicr was found AMI
raw the proprietor strike the man. but
thought IL q drunken brnwl NJ the time
This morning the police have arrested
Patrick Montague; Edward Montague, hi
brother Charles T. Powell, lawyer. AMI
nr. rocock. who were IN the saloon nt the
time. owing to Bmconiors high conncc.
tons and unfortunate life, the case Is ca.
citing much Interest
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September %, 1854
THREW STONES Ar A TRAIN.
Tho Dlaboncai Ficudlahncss OF Lot OF
uoodlumh.

The Dlaboicul FioudinhncaB OF Lot OF
lioodluma.
Dmr,oo, H.. sept gi.-As the Chicago
bound Alton train was passing Thirty fourth
ifrrt Last night a number Of unknown
hnUdlums pgrpcimtcl nn Outrage which Tor
pure dcudishuc.s a seldom cqualcd. The
.min vas crowded With passengers and moy.
.ur alta rapid rate. Suddenly shower II
stones mud huge chunks oi clay came crash.
nF against one 80, uf thc train. breaking
Window and greatly alarming the passpn.
'UfH. \ man Doe thv smoker was struck hy q
heavy stone nud knocked into the aisle The
UlIutrul glass ifum the broken Windows
Tow To- every direction The man ESCAPED
With bruised shoulder nul q slight cut un
tlr hand. Mr.. james Grange vas seated
Hy The window iu The sg,uud coach. A
piece ~ HyIuF Fllss struck her In the face.
uIliCtiug wound which may result IN thr
'usa " her let eye The rliss cut through
Ilu lower lil aud into thr white Vt the eve.
Every car in the train was bnmhhulcd hy
'hu funllns The train Wns stopped ~ SOON
s plssihlo and srnrh was made fur %,
HHutlums, hut they succeeded in escaping
DO Che uHfk ness
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

soNFrsrr, ny, Sept as. l.. llalluvby
engineer on the G., \. O. at l. milrral, or
his place, was run over AMI instantly KILLED
Of Oakland Tom. Last night lie Wa tor
IN twain near the center uf the body. uuH
live but a moment nitrrwarl. Hi remain.
will be- shipped a. Cleveland, O., WHORE o..
wife and children usilo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

EEw York, Sept. Pr. G. Dunn Co.,
in their weekly review OF trade, say; The
Volume Of legitimate business continues to
improve Crop reports are altogether favor
able us TO corn. The general average of
prices has again declined slightly
In stocks severe reaction averaging IS
per share, eliminated last Saturday, and
there has been an average advance Of $3.50
per share.
The crop which is most important, in
railroad or financial aspects, is not large the
yield Of wheat is 100000 TO 100000
bushels short of a full crop. Heavy rains,
late in the season, have also injured cotton
10 some extent as TO grade, and probably as
10 quantity But the feeling still prevails
that large business may be expected for
the coming season, though fuller supplies of
money at western and southern centors may
cause demands upon New York TO be lighter
than usual.
Oncal reports show that the money in
circulation Of all kinds was about $780, OOO,-
600 September l, against 81 32l, 100000 year
ago, and the treasury has put out this month
about ~ 200, 900 more than il has taken in,
besides adding to circulation the amount OF
A. ,iii,i',, a., oi,o',f ,,ior Los bodn "a Doo
| opo AMI nn TInrsday tS Zen O.o more bonjs
.,or" y,,rnhas"J an IN Lo,n, r,iI fnr A ncr
80 1870 ,r',,, ,arinr rni,ts
| show that money Is generally In ample sup
Iay,,ll amI ia,r"i, ,ho ,morto, - ii,Lt M Al.
iam,a Wv" Gdiiort;a,,. hayn n,',r,,cd far snec,.
ia,ia,,s. ,,,',,,,, hora ~ in a6nndan, s,,,,nlv
,,, 49, ,,so. a., ,,rIn, u ,,r,y
i ,,', t w., '"' '''' WV ' e'
''iS i., T. ,it i,,,orior,oi,t.
r,,,ar,i,,,, al -; ,no', !, - hoticr thon a
'ui'b' I n., w ii " ,oi,,ai o",',or'
yrai nso, pu' Nv, NM Wv '.ai5a La on
l', ".u anu NV ~, ,,,,,ts,,oI Inn,'nss a,
liIir '',i,'. srn,,J,,',
Wv sl'ioi I!MS W. ,'t'",i' W
suBgos. l''a' n'ns no, y, "'' ,.
ing expectations lhe iron market gruMS
hhIu'I ~ Ihil"u. I,.in, uho"gn ouo , IN
Phhy SUI h,llS NJ Slnp InI 70 - I'm IN
moves lArBciy on Jus, Son,rnc,s, nhu ul'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
NEW LAT STORE.

Tho Gayoso Hat store Company
Has opened a new hat house at No. 3Sll
Main street, opposite the Gayoso hotel,
where tie latest novelties In hats and caps
can be found fresh from the manuiact
urcrs, In all qualities, colors and shapes
lloys' cheap school hats specially.
fresh, new goods arriving daily. Give
hem "A call
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pn,,n,. ,,l,nInnII, ,,nhIc

Mnfr than halt Of 40 dpaths ne,ut isi1rr Il,
year ~ ar. an army ~ iuuurrut lovely rhIl
dru nfe swept uvUdl,fslN Hwuy DIyh year furur
ufy rflmiunlly Responsible Got this IhydtHth fatt
~ rhillru ~ England ls Ices than half this
Ackyf's tnEiish lNhy tlUihaf hhs zoe mUfy o.
hiring this aluut than 40 ufhHf causes rsmNIuuI
You canuut adUfi b. ~ withuutlL A. J. litnlyT
dfuFEIfL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
shelby Circuit Court
No business transacted yesterday.
Probate Court.
Nothing doing yesterday.
Registers once.

Minor Meriwether and wife 10 c. s. Hook
and wife, lot on Waldrau avenue, 62xlGO
feet, also lot on Waldmn avenue and Meri-
wether street 50SlGO feet for 81, 500
Chickasaw Land company to r. II. White,
lots q and %, block 2, Woodland subdiyis-
ion; also lots /, z, 3 aud 4, block ., aud lots
10, II, 70, rs. 81, %, % and "a, block /, Okla.
homa subdivision, for 1913.
Chickasaw Land company 10 i. II. White,
lot %, block ?, Woodland subdivision, for
$3.50.
Robert Green 10 Harry Wilburnc, lot on
McLemorc avenue, 3Gx3O5 feet, for S72,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

LINN RoDE Ark, sept = john rr,I
ley on old and well known Uuscn uI tl..
place, who was rlubh,i by e. e. unu,h I4.
night while cudciyuruF ca prutpUtu hI,
nnd young girl from insult. lied thit ulr
ing Branch vus captured
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Licensed 20 wed.
Peek Williams Ia Lizzie Mitchell (colored).

TIL y. G. Is not a curc.nll but quarter
Of n century Of constant use has demon
straicd beyond question that Tanners In.
iniiiS,c Neuralgia Cure Is the only known
iniallible cure for all kinds Of neuralgia anl
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 25j
Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
DUNK Mnlto ior The ncryca.
Pay car Robbed.

nrrrAro, y. Y, sept "a. Thicyca Thur
hay night entered the ray car on the Lab,
Shore mad in the outskirts 1T this city. ud.
m.uist'rcd ether to the occupants aud e..
capped with ituI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

The creditors Of Kelly, Roper & Reilly
viii receive dividend 81 30 per cent by
presenting their claims properly proven ut
SEQ. ~ Madison street.
J. X. SrErp,
J. 4. OMuEHU,
September 90, 1854. As,ignccs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
AhNIrr 10 NiniI,nr-

Nr Wutlget touthinr 4tfip should always y,
iD| Jog children iocthiug II roothes the child
Ii.hs ho runs. allayt all pain. ours wind colid
..ei 'ne Deaf NintiJ lot dlAffhsA &c b5.tlo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

Cases disposed Of yesterday: Ross Green,
petit larceny, jury and verdict Of guilty, and
three years in the pentcntiary.
l.. u. McLemore, jury and verdict Of in
sane, and order issued to send him 10 the
mnatio nsylnm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

TnT liver aud kidneys must be kept 90
good condition. Hoods Sarsapnrillu h o.
rfrnt romnAN Tor rcsnlntina ihc.r nrEhms.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
AN ABSOLUTE CURE
OF Most Distressing Skin Disease
10y tho Cutloura Remedies.

Doc che winter ~ is5U sO ] found myscli afflicted
wIiha singular eruption uu uy llwlss " which q
Boo laWu hIUtHhys utuu which the skin was faissi
bot ug gathering under lt 80 particular palm ut
tUuitd %, Hattu burning fi'uEius sensation anil uu
irrruosi Alter lt,umInr .atisf,si hst h had
rumr in siaY. D CALLED my phYsiriau Who after ~
huwuEh rNaWiunuyu pronounced it CasU 81
rNfrWa W. cHniHfird one by saying ~ GOULD cum
o. that u Wss manly atkiu disease incident g. old
people Wa u,iihri dangerous uHf CONTAGIOUS but
u not afciri would pro,y ,sgvdlugl Trouble
Whigh 10 lil Uuui,u anil pills a. by taken in.
vanity nui y whsh iufuuivarl application Int
tended faithfully tu HIl llrriluus. Nuf the wash
unll agmyaicd tnc irritation. and after irv ap
Tlwilnus boil o. lgnlunluurl uogumluF thor
0ughlJ alarmui aslul m, physician to ,alI ruun.
medicine ,hHpEri glvci 0riru ~ che letter
Oh tu uu ruVHsr The hlUirhrs uuuli dItapItati n
UUg plaU' ira1iuF stain uUUu the tkIu astl rlfHg
dafk liquid had hDyu tUllyluYrf IN only b. Hptraf
lu Hnni!,f % bad h'ru part ut ul, oifiy c.iura
tUu o. dlsUuHtruHUrr go ahNyftIaaI uoflfIues I'D
a dc'ufiUu aul "a suara but one dav iu rHnr.ns
Utrt r. uyvfVIU"r UutUHl uulUf tlp head vi ,Uuf
trU,vnA lirytritsa ,a9r TCriafly similar ~ m,
own. nnl alter urHilIr 10 OVER aHNtml tImps went
immediately in tlp urnrRi lrug stOV purchased %
bottle ui tuu,tuA hrUiNtNI two Cakrs CON.
,trA Soar ugd h's If trU.rHA rpsUl,iue 81
usC them dInhrsuur, rsfIiui b uuiiur tbr rn,'It.
The rrsuit nf thc rri bath viii nn aitrf arriiIs.
lion 90 thr lltiDtHt, WHs most FfaiUful nui acton
ifliuf QUICKLY nIniInE Che h0fuiur lighlHr go.
,aiiun, Ahl making one almost iufEyi % c,ytoaisii
! trrrN,vl until On absolute cum was cfstl /
ruusilrT luut irtiltUA krNrntfa invaluable ami
chcHfiull! rluuWrui them NJ such ono vi tDuf
Htteh Cuiirnta b11s Witch has gone M oy,f
The world is n.y. rmudsOu nui the fymciIas tiist
CHrCiei his spUriy aud wonderful tufV VA, ami.
upuu my typufnWt UdHtun
AUGUSTA Il SMITH. Ashland q.
Sold evcywhrw ri0D yJuDtuA ne san
-, NtsuiNtNr o. lWpnI hy thp EIfffH mn.
AND tutNiJAt Co, nOtlou Mas
&c Sand fHf .HItUW la fuf. gtf.. -. oil. ..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
REGULAR WEEKLY COMMERCIAL RE-
VIEW OF r. q. DUN 81 co.

Heavy Rains Have Injured the Corn and
Cotton Crops-Business Fairly Active
at All Interior Points-Increased Trade
at Principal Centers.
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Au0Usfk 4 SWIM. A,hlanl. u

Sold evcrywhrw rrioD, CJuguA gse R,,r
-. hi-uiNtNf a. lwpHnd Nv thc HrrH pnt'a
AND thtntUAt Co. nO,l0u Mas
&c send iUf HiiuV tn Gun. sLfg pt.s,,.. oil. F,
pasct, 10 illustrations and lul irttim11isis
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a ma DAY ron ALI

And Immense Bargains Throughout the
Entire House.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

Nothing done at the chanccry court yes
terlay
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COME TO-DAY FOR BARGAINS |

COME TODAY FOR BARaAINsi
MENKEN g. COMPANY.
NOTE-Special offerings today in Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoes, Jerseys, and ladies' and
children's Ready-made Garments.
ALL NEW PAIL GOODS.
At $500, Boys Blue Corkscrew Suits.
At $500, Boys Long.pants Suits.
At $1,000 TO $1,000, Mems all.wool CASH
mere Suits, made in the latest style
and warranted 10 fit.
Our GREAT DOLLAR DERRY.
Same shape "a the best $500 hats; retail
price, $3.50 We sell them for sl.OO.
school Outfits for Boys and Girls,
Also School Stationery, States, Pads, Copy
Books, Etc.
You Must Try Our shoes.
II they are not what we represent them
TO he, We will not ask you 10 pay for them.
See our Mems $3.50 Shoes.
See our Ladies' Slg9 Shoes.
| See our Boys $3.50 Shoes.
See our Girls School Shoes.
nIG DAY ron ALI
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

There is n good story told of a Wesleyan
student, one of tine boats crew that fin
ished second in a fiotilla of six at Sara
toga some years ago He was slim,
good looking fellow, without trace Of
a pedant in his makeup. He became en-
amored of the daughter of well to do
farmer, who lived not far from the lake
The farmer objected to him on general
principles, and tried to break off the ac-
workmanship; he did not want minis
ter for son-in-law, and the young man
seemed too ligh: waisted for rough bat
tie with the world. Returning early one
night he found the pair of lovers seated
on the sofa, and at once proceeded TO take
off his coat.
IF your father raises his hand against
me, shall not strike back, but / will pull
his nose" whispered the Lothario.
Now, medical men pronounce the nose
a most delicate and sensitive organ, and
anything beyond gentle daliiance with it
is provocative Of great pain. But the old
gentleman sailed in, and dragging the
student lover to the doorsill he deposited
several pounds Of kicking power under
his coat tails. This was too much, and
true TO his word the young athlete seized
the old mans nose twixt his fingers and
wruny it heartily. In this unexpected
turn of affairs the theologian was revealed
in Few light.
Let go! let go. she's yours yelled
the pained but discreet father. "You
shall marry her st the earliest opportu-
nifty"
And he did.-,Alfred Trumble In New
York News.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21
Eollnuinr a slirht Mistake.

1t is surprising to know that great
failure of a business house will sometimes
follow the very slight mistake of clerk
Only a short time ago | feared we would
have TO record an unpleasant occurrence
of this kind in St. Louis. Two young men
are doing prosperous wholesale business
here, in whose house small error hap
peued recently, which might have caused
n collapse OF the firm. According TO Gus
tom list Of notes falling due at foreign
banks each month is given 10 the book
keeper Or some proper person around the
office, who is expected to go TO the home
bank with which the firm deals and have
all the notes paid. The bookkeeper of this
particular house was given list OF the
notes for one month, but inadvertently
failed TO report one of the bills due in
New York, and, of course, it was not set
tied by the home bank The note went to
protest before the firm knew that it had
not been paid hut when the error was dis
covered a settlement promptly followed.
suppose that the creditors of the firm had
heard that the note had gone to protest,
they would have jumped to the conclusion
that the firm was financially embarrassed
All the creditors would have rushed in al
once, probably, and under the immense
pressure a disastrous failure might have
been precipitate1 The genius of a sue
cessful mercantile man lies in his accurate
knowledge and careful supervision of the
details of his business.-J. B. Young in
Globe Democrat.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21
Proud Savage. of Patagonia.

The Pntagonian Indians are a high
grade Of savages, have more intelligence
than the natives OF the. tropical latitudes,
are more honorable and less cruel 1t is
said that the Patagonian will never
keep an agreement with Spaniard, for
the Spaniard has never kept faith with
him. But he can be relied upon by every
other nationality. A German trade- who
has had much TO do with them during
several years experience at Puenta
Arenas, told me that when Tehuelches
chief agreed to bring him skins and feath-
ers, he brought them il they were to he
found in the country. If the same chief
agreed to bring the same things to a
Chill trader across the way he WIS GER
tain not TO do It. II the Chill trader
called him to account he would answer,
"Mapaua" tomorrow, the word the
Spaniard always uses TO excuse himself
from carrying out a bargain. This prac-
tiee Is so universal that the Spaniards
have Necn driven out of the trading busi-
ness. The Indians would not sell 10 them
till all the other traders were supplied,
even when they offered higher prices
Philadelphia Times