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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

The DIRkcr.TAx BILL - Ne favored the
passage Of this BIN when II was before the
House Of Representatives At the last session.
aud We have seen 40 reason for ebspsing
our opinion ~ 10 lis merits. Either the
Siaies which hsye not paid the tax ought to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: "The
modern world is gradually developing into a
great peace society" Evidently the In.
qurer does not consider the continent OF
Europe q part Of the modern world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

"The Chlcseo Anarchists announce in q
circular printed in flaming red that their
time IL coming" No doubt Of it. It's coming
at the rODe's end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0PEN IND READY FOB BTlyla
Holiday Times Never Saw Such Big Bargains
ELEGANT PLUSH GOOD

q, much less prices than those go9ls g.....
for.
Comb, Brush. and Mirror so,s IN So
Boxes. &c. up % So
shaving ases. satin-Lincd. G1c. gp.
Iniantsi SETS. IS. up.
Hand. Painted. Corded. EmhroiisYsf srft.
laid satin Nogchls and satcuel .sses a. f....-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

"The London newspapers are greatly die
pleased with Mr. CLEvELAND's account Of
bis dismissal OF Lord sACKyHLE.' But
what are they gong To DO about il!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
ASD0cial Lin0Of BrOnZGS

Bronze Urus AZ he other stores sell Tor 5lc.i
"a inch high Elegant Bronze Urns sl.i9-oiher
stores sell Tor =; Elegant Bronze Urns up 70
s68 each.
Special ani Extraordinary bargains a Photo
AlDums-lfc. 20 So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

zone Of the brightest Of the Paris CORE
spondcnis OF the American newspapers saws
that 'ZoLA is not as bad IS be seems" It's
10 be hoped so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
500.
WILL BUY

An Elegant CIT and Colored Decorated Tea
SET Of over 25 pieces;
Envelopes: ,...,.
Geld En- oossod Lap Writing Tablets teat have
every nppearance 81 costing doube; tiesaht
Plush P6o.Ogfeph Albam, large aud thick;
l,r bo,sei Piusn Autograph Albums that sold
last season tor one dollar;
Immense size rubber Toys:
Elegant Natural Wood Iakstands;
Yanr choice u many designs oil BeYeEh1go
Flush NlrrOr..
Elrcant Satin and Plush Work Boxes, Win
padded Hung and ivory Instruments
Between 25c. and SOC. thousana ana ono
articles suitable fer presents Tor All nlAhAihu'
and much less han tho usual holiday prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
10C.
WILL BUY

Ornameuted NRturaI v COZ Nl0eT IT a
and Key
A very large hor ~ Hrrcing NIp.ts.
A lock and ksy box 10 water, D.0r Tf.r...
Neneered lo,k ani key tclo.ars l.H.l.
that arc worth 49,.
Transpareu. slatss that .otse- ft.r.s .r. f-
Pc
Folding Book Sls'ss TIA. ts...t s.. f-
70.
GIT Embossed aud Co'orci llur.fs'.' ....
Albums. sixteen lnchos square. co..
sell for pc
LOIS Of kinds ~ Fanny pe-'l"
Rubber BIRD Whistles aDl I.a... los
Toy sheep Horns.
koeI-gaut Gili and Calcrrf a.r.e.r
graph AlDum lhat you w0a. e1 r.
tor
Gut-Em bo-ssl Writing Is' e'.
hicsei-hosd Walking Canes ttf a..
nishiug stores for ilc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

"Thcre has long been a southern ieud be-
tween Yellow Jack and Jack Frost" and 1t
Is safe TO back Jack Frost every time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
NrOTICE Is HERERY GIYtNInI

~ tue annual meeting az no STOCK irf.
tho RICHMOND ALLksuANl hAl.h't
COMPANY Will be no q 10 ths 20 upanys
RlchmO1d, Va, on TUESDAY f0uoE..s rr
cond Monday. being she iitl daY = li-f
next, i,bS a. l. 81, fDr The pIrprso ~ t.r b
Board ~ Dire f'orH ~ servo OrN fetr t.I
trEnss tiou of any Orhsr business il1s naf %
brought before ne meeting. r. lG LlLANI
Secretary MchmOl4 aDl Allegheny tl AT
Company. ry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
BRJEF COMMENT.

The bursting power Of The Bessemer-steel
gun suggests that 1t would be very valuable
~ prOjectile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. + C. WRISTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed specific for Hysse-
ma, Dizziness, ConVulsioas. Fits, Nervous Nsu-
ralgiA Heaiachs, Nervous Prossrstion caused By
the use Of alcohol or tobacco, WAkefulness Men
tal Depression, Softsuiax Of the Brain resulting
in Insanity and leading 70 misery, decay, gnd
death, Premature Old Age, Loss Of Power 10
Either sex caused By Oyer-0xertien Of the brain
or over-indaisence. Zach box contains ons
mOnthStreAtmenL 81 box. or ak boxes for -
ssnt By nail prepaid on receipt OF prics.
NE GCAaANrkE SIX BOXES
you're any casa. With esch order received by
Us for SIX boxss accom- panied with s. We will
ssDd the purchaser our written guarantee 70 rs-
fund the money II the treatment. does not enssi
azure Guarantees issued only BY
I. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
Sole Agent
N9 easl Main street. Rlchmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
THE RED MARK
MEANS
A Big Reduction.

800 MISSES AND LADIES' JACKETS, SACKS,
RAGLANs. MODJEsKAs, AND NEWMARkBrs
marked down TO less than cost Every garment
marked ia plain figures. The rcd figures are
tho reduced prices. The old marks remain on
snss g show the great reduction that has been
nade.
cHILDRgN's CLOAKs marked down from $3.50
tot25O:
cHuDKEN's CLOAKs marked down from s.
toD:
CHILDREN's CLoAKs marked down from %
10 a.;
cHLDRENis CLOAKs marked down from 81
to $3.50:
.HILDRRNs CLOAKs marked down from s.
10 g;
HILDRENiS CLOAKs marked down from 50
tot6s1;
eHILBRESis CLOAKs marked down from $40
TO 81;
cuILDRES's CLOAKs marked down from 81
10 $50;
.mLDREN's CLoAKs marked down from tl2
to s.;
AIDES JACKETS marked down from s475 to
t2f5;
.ADIEy JACKETS marked down from IS to
.3JO:
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from S6 to "a ;
/ ADDE'S JACKETS marked doSn from $3.50 to
fA5O;
/ LADIES' JACKETS marked down from s. TO IS;
LADIES' JACKETS marsed down from 50 to
$3.50;
/ LADIES' JACKETS marked down from $40 to7;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from 81 to So;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from tl2 to % !;
/ LADIES' JACKETS marked down from SIS to
$40:
/ LADIES' JACKETS marked down from $40 TO
81.
/ LADIES' JACKETS marked down from ils to
sl3:
I LADIES' JACKETS marked down from go to
! slj:.
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from SIS to
cl6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
FOR THIS WEEKS GRAND SALE.


READ WHAT WE SAY on DOMEsTIC5.
NOW FOR goods you need aud can uso. A heavy
sea-Islaud Brown Cotton, - wide, worm sac,
will go this week ~ BE-; JEmeskiVer y. u hesYy
"A Brown Cotton at aDoUt mil price, We lhe
ca eDfafeQ frultOf the LOOu bleGchad Cettoh a.
Sac.: AndroscogEin - BloEchad Cotton az Sc.;
Peppsrel Sheeuugs- "a a. Pr G. l04 ~ ~, ia
az eSc. How arc thess for bsfla ide reanctionr
Three Canton Flannel bargains -. quality Tor
$40 lO-. quality for 7Ac.. l2Ac. quality Tor skc
Ne have bargains 10 this department too Rusle-
Tous to mention hero: 10 fsct, 40 nave made the
RXo acquainted with every afucie ana a. a feeull
we haye a bargain 81 show you In eVory arnc.e.
VIII you believe We are telling the trith aOout
Dress Giaghams Wheu good cosoTingH ana
styles x A. y, = aud slSc per yard thAt are
worth ~, H. and i2i<cs lhisls me hoAoss run
Come aud ses. More epSHt Ginghsins. We will
cell "a run standard s.. qusliry staple Check and
Fancy Bingham 1t D.. We have a cheap ding
ham ~ 81. per yard, but everybody sells mat
BL8SKEr sARGAINs.-W are selling do
sirabie suvor-Gray BlsnkstA A. Soc rs worth and
cold By others 81 81 30. Our Ml-WoOl scarlet
Blankets 81 s. p, $3.50. s. aud 81 will be LITTLE
revelation whore you should buy bisukeS
DO YOU NEED ANY FLANNELsr
Just read what No have 70 say OF this depart
mont asd rsu0efnber TIA the Only claim ~ your
pAtroaaEe we offer is tke sxtroms cneApness Of
goods coupled with Lhs hast quality. All-Wooi
Scarlet 1Sui Flannel a. lsc., everywhere else
sold a. pc; ALI WOOL SKue heavy Gloss Twill
Scarlet FLANNEL a. ~, regular b. rlsnnsL
We will sell Cahf1Tnia-mAls Blue rian-
nel t3l1 and y 80. ths closest prices on these
have been ~ sno 4jc, per yard W. will sell
from auction While Flannels 81 II, ~, and -
pOr yard. LoEess prices on Fiannsls 10 Inc city.
CLOAKS AWAY DOWN.
Decem Der IL tho last o. the "ClOaE m0nths.
Although soms are sold duriag January. FeDru-
arr aud even March, sull ne bulk " thsm arc
sod before ChrstTnAz We have determined 70
carry no more over thsn No can help. a1d We
have applied the oven hero. aud a. tho result
the prlces are away down. Plush SAc.ues mat
Wera SO are now Si7. Plush JACKETS that wsre
$3.50 are nsHti0. Plush AOdleskks inst were
81 10 are now Sia 30 it n all down he Lat
Newmarkets fo- lsdies sRd misses. ali GraJss Of
Walking jackets. the hand .omestAnd the cheap
est garments. HAVE ALL FELT HE AXE. NO
are The largest dealers ia garments In the state.
We have the largest stock. We are HEAD
QUA~Tkhs.
Believe our statements. Try them. Compare
them. Weigh us iB The balance against offers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
90.
w Ill BUY

q box Of Building Blocks, seven Inches squaro /;
Mighty colored Messy Boxes, lock aud key com
pl-ta pais,-R0I ~ Water Coiora Your choice
OF ten different styles Bronze Ash-hscei1eis
rra., Match safes, Illuminated Autograph AZ
buns. seven inches long. Bright lliuminatel
scrap Albums, t~elve inches square; foldinS
sflx-Frinrsd Xmas Cards Co.ofod BOX OF
Writing Paper and Envelopes. ,,..,.
between 5-. and loo q thousand and one littio
articles aud hnick-KnsctB that soil Ia other
stores for twice as much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

The excellence OF salvation oil b aitested
bv ITS rapid sale. Price 20 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
Special Notice.

This Special Chdstm.s Department r,.l-..,
tho entire floor formerly dovoteI 20 -,-....
which have been moved 30 he ta.ri
immense STOCK was bought ~ eEfrao-l .s-.
prices in very large quantities. All F.a ....
prettier. larger. aoi shower ar'f.. a....
price than my other store g. th.sa.a
pArtment Ia managed by extra sais.....
ployod for ths holidays only, ami .f.
marking the goods a. extra p-lf,' Ts rr...
each and every article a. ess prois So ..
make on eur dry goods. h yol Haut5
70 20 far you must surely vslt olt tr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
NEWMAkKETS.

NEWMARKETs reduced from $50 TO siA75;
NRWMARKErs reduced from $50 to SO;
ERWMARKETs refused from SIS 10 SO, and
corresponding reductions on the lower price
NEhMARkkIS
Never before have tho people Of Richmond
such an opportunity 70 buy garments u the
latest styles az such extremely low prices.
ds4 LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
GROCERIES,. Ae.

CWEET PICKLED PEACHES,
MIXED PICKLES,
PICKLED LOBSTER,
LARGE NEW hACKEREL
RAIsINS-in every variety.
NEW MIXED NUTS.
FLORIDA ORANGES,
and. in fact EVERYTHING CHOICE FOUND
IN A FIRsT-CIAss GROCERY. An examines
ton Of which my friends are especially invited
Prompt delivery insured BY
WILLIAM l. WHITE,
500 east Broad, between Third and Fourth
streets dc I-1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

V1HE NJ o $ + WOiiShlPE,I,.tI
a GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA. ". Ag
hold ia ons hundred and slefouth gran
annual commune cation iu So AlH1ns ia. .'
TUESDAY, lad instant. 9. o'rlork b. 81,
mo Grand Treasurer alI Grace f
will be- lu tho oiiIrs Of the Grand eesr8ia. "a
A. n. to 4 =. n. o. that tay
by order Of W. <. DHfsNAHD, GraLi faf'--
WILLIAM b. i~hA.
lie Efi Grand en..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
25c.
WILL BUY

brass UTl alneu.0I WnlFT VIZ =
that other store. eel for &c..
Brass Ornamental Desz oRrls 70 N.
wood:
STAMPED Nickel CrImh-Brssh a.t lr..
Hanging Plush Cologne rf'l.t.
Ifnmaase size RIbfcr Dob.
Musical Top. thu 0ln~ .-a. et s'..
Decorated hins ~ sec " ll 'f.rff ....
Your cAoies Of sls gart appearing
DecerrteI Ta-es aud trI an.9as .alt
consiisr bargains Tor 49,:
ss-in and Plush Wors- BQrss .t n.H. 'n.-..
meats:
Guf Decorated Photograph A.t.nt r....
inches sqlare Enl very tlNk.
aleFsnt japanese aua @ik. .mhr. irr1t s.
WriunF fshirts;
Nickel sfsnd-Nirrors worth ..
Bowel Kdget Folding Airrors
IArge-si1e Wood M0rs-aokst, Wr- t...f
with instrum0nt@
Pursd ssun LoS % E'eea~t Wr-.r r...r
and Envslopea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

KIDNEY A AZ Pa aEh : S ..,.IS
quickly. and safely cured by DOCUTA Capsulea
seyerest csses cured In seven days. sold 81 tl.59
per box by ali druggists, or oy mail from Docuta
Manufacturing Co., liz White street, New York
Fun directions. 90 2b-Iy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
NOTICE.

RicHyovp. Va, December 3. i-..
TOTHE STOCKHOLDERS or tuE kI,IH. .I
AND CuE~ArEAkE RAILROAD
OOAPAhf.
Tho undersigned, stockholders ~ the l.'l E.
MOND And 1uL@AIEAhE hAlLkOAH d..
PANi. holding more fhau one tenth Uf 'Ir
tsl stock ot sal1 company. 90 hereby Gala
raj msetng ~ tns stockholders of said c..Uf. I
10 De he iu Accordance VIII ine laHf .
state OF Nirr ia, Al tho orlcc cf tie cuml
the city OF Kclmcrl. VA. at i2 0'rlo'F N. ..
DAY. January :, lhss y %. fAl.,
de1-ld' r. {. LEAhh.a H
GRAND LoDor OF yrvoruA. AElsDAN.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

MiLlARD G.. ROBERTSON.
DEBIT Reporter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07
DaUas. mEDICINKs. SC.
NEURALGIA CURED
AT LAST.

A pleasant. speedy. and absolutely sure rem
edy for all forms Of this dreadful and painful
disease, NEURALGIA, Is found IN the great ner-
vine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

Reseing notices 10 readiag-matter vpa
hsss o. lea 81: 10 ronpsren loaded. 20.
Card % rates Tor more space furnished on APP
flicntion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-07

PEACE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Case Renansied.

CiXcIxNATI, o., Feb. 2o.-Thc United
States court has rcmanded the case OF the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
company, against Ives and Others, to the
State court. Judge Jackson decided that
the plaintiff was entitled TO unite all the
defendants in one suit TO compel the can
collation. oi the alleged illegal certificates,
and hence there WIS no 'scparablc contro-
ycrsy" rs TO any Of the parties. Hence, as
sonic Of the defendants were citizens OF
Ohio, the cause was reminded 70 the state
court. The decision rs TO joindcr Of par.
tie was made upon the authority OF the
New York 4 New Haven Railroad compa'
nv ", schuyler reported in 18th New
York ard similar cases.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
TURNED INTO A BEER GARDEN.
Socialists and Conservative Labor Peo-
Pile Have a Stormy Meeting.


pie Have a Stormy Meeting.
CnIcAGo, H., Feb. 2O.-The socialists
and conservatives, under the respective
lcaderships Of T. ]. Morgan and Mark l..
Crawford, succeeded in turning the Trade
and Labor assembly into beer garden
last evening. The fight was precipitated
by the committee on organization. T. ii.
McLogan, us chairman of special COM
mittee, reported against the admission of
the delegates from the Central Labor
union (socialistic). He said that the union
was antagonistic to the Trades Assembly,
that It was political organization, and
that its delegates were not entitled to adj
mission. The committee on organization
took opposite grounds. Crawford made a
bitter attack upon the Central Labor union,
and declared that the Trades Assembly had
nothing in common with them. McLogan
said the members OF the Central Labor
union were nearly all socialists and an
archists, and desired to capture the Trades
Assembly for political purposes. I. j:
Morgan jumped upon Mclogan, accused
him OF selling himself to the Democrats for
S. day as an employee in the election
commissioners Office, and made other un-
pleasant charges. McLogan shouted that
the Central labor union had insulted the
American flag, and was greeted with a
storm of Kisses and groans. 81 hate social
ISM" said Crawford; lit is opposed TO the
teachings of Christianity. Socialism will
ruin the Trades Assembly,"
Richard Powers, OF the Seaman's union,
said: 81 tell you, gentlemen, when men
hiss and groan at the mention OF the Amer
lean flag, it's time something was done.
Misses and cheers A man who will dc
that is a traitor [yells], and should b'
treated as such"
Great excitement ensued for about Ave
minutes, during which time delegates
arose, yelled, Kissed, stormed, waved hats
umbrellas, or whateverelse was convenient
The chairman in vain kept up an incessan
rapping for order. Powers continued, ant
said that II the Central Labor union wa
admitted the conservatives would with
draw. Finally, after much turmoil, thu
question of admitting the delegates wa
put, AMI the socialists won by a large ma
jority. A split in the trade and labor as
scmbly is now inevitable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
JOHN DORY, No. 5l6l.
standard aud Registered.

f'rcd by rlint Mhmlrino, the best brcd son OF
Pilot ir dam indiana llam 81 indianapolis, 2all,
by Ninhrno chief rllot Mnmbrno made record
Of .a5' 10 the mud. Public trial over Louisville
ineirf club lmcs ln s2'f
lint dam II john Dop7 Afnes by Namhrno
g,ar lrsrri s.N. sun oi MambHno Chief MAN
brlnn Chief was o. Namlhn rnymas,cr. he by
Msmhfino De- By imported Messenger
joins uO.Y e. 80 hands high. zeal brown, al
mot black. tup white heels, heavy name aud tall,
s,ur. cuupici and heavy boncd. lie T. n houo ol
0nr action. ard ycp stylish Although In bhaJcaI
nidtra ani nc,eftnlnct. hohvcry instnn1 level
l,adtt anl clntIecd NJ 21j gait iic was fnaled
Aprii o.. isi. NJ indian illll N.Y. Limited IN ion
unra fcr,ioc Zee $40 cash. With usual prlyll'
t.t.,s nf uptuTn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
A So,,e OF the indictment.

ClNciNSArr, o., Feb. 20.--'rhc district
attorney in the United states court lli.s
morning moved a nollo Of the indictment
against J. w. Wiltshire, charged with vio-
lalion of the United States banking law In
connection with +. I. Harper Of the FL
deity National bank, on the ground Of in
ability To prove the charge. The court al.
Lowell the motion, and Mr.. Wiltshire and
his bondsmen arc released. The court,
Judge Sage, said similar action should be
taken with the indictment against Miss
Insic Holmes. and this will be done soon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
BLUEGRASS" No. 331.
standard mud Registered.

Sind by Ry.dyks llnnhlctouian sire Of N troltcrs
With rec0rls ~ 80 or bcticr, aud sire ~ % sons
TINT hayc cirh gotten one ur more Pm performers.
Grt dam Kit. 10y Long Island Black llaws; second
dam by Young Dune hall brother Ia American
F,ilpse. tiNrl dam by Conns Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS a. iJ'i hands blgh. seal brown. al
mo., black. with vine ollorci Hanks and muvle
two white heels heavy manc AMI tall, long bodied
heavy baucl aul very stylish. lie u the sirc OF
ar.y cloud. record 2a-' trial aig' !. OF Bccchct,
Inc e one an Performer uudo the dam Of Lady
AZ I.rons. rrourd as,1 lie T. hall brother To poS
irr at,i,: Settle. us. Jay Goald. &2iii Ueorg'
| whites. @a mud full brother to Meuclaus. 2ah
m.UrGRNSs il the only son " liysiyk's Ham
hciuniun whose scryicrs ven ever oncrcd 10 tn
p,npic sOrTli on ki.SfuCKY, aud ho VIII TAI
| u .,on DC limited Ia ten outside mares Zee sot
cash, with usual privileges OF wturn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
The Hungry Mob NJ billings.

BILLINGS, NJ. T., Feb. 20.-About Z
O'Clock yerierdoy evening mob consist
ing Of eighty or more Rocky Fort graders
extending nearly the length Of block on
Montana avenue proceeded TO the place OF
business of Commissioner Hoskins and
there surrounding him and forcing him
into a corner demanded food with threats
Of violence. Yesterday morning the COM
pany declined 10 assume further response
blity in the matter and food was in con-
sequence refused them yesterday. Com.
missioner Hoskins, having no authority "a
act alone, and both the other county
commissioners being absent from the city,
he was forced TO give his personal guaran'
bee for two meals 10 every one TO avoid Q
general destruction Of property. On Mon.
day an issue will be brought. Riot and
nison are iear,sl..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Read the Following Endorsements OF Distinguished
Physicians

work entitled Our fay Iyclaal
descriptions ni rl.l
Physician AMI
andI opinion worthy cnnin, W"
public -" ''
Tb.ye examined Family Physician pcasg.s
ain oftpatmn Of
" COOKE ~ D.,
'"'' Trf, In Medical Couege Chicago"
examining Family Physician can fully lndor~
By thc above gentlemen
o burnett Medical COLLEGE
aid wonderfully In daf
,Ing disease. proper Alpaih hon'o''F '~'
Hydro aud Herbal treatments
Every Family health assist Tie family ioot It's not ~
the place Of every but help you do everything '"'"
in
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Did Yon Ever 2

W. II. Reycls, NJ. d., Of baltimore Nd,
says II have been in the practice OF medi-
icnc for over eighteen years, hut never have
i seen the equal Of Hodges Sarsaparilla 1t
has worked miracles here in curing rheuma-
tism and scrofula. Have almost come 10
the conclusion that cannot practice with
out It," Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 81 00pcr bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81.

rrri ~ Smith Powell. syrscu,c, y. Y calyed
STAY u ikN Color. black. shield snip. throat
tgssct sifipc up lcii shoulder over on riEht baud
around hlI., belly leg aud ono hall tail white
tlfr Ncihrflnud Prlncc, No IA u. u. n; the bot
combined Mia aud batter bull IN America
Dam rnnclla -. beautiful o1w ycan oid
Manh J.. nj. with the iorm and all the points 81
rpat mlllct Pruncla "a had bccn giving milk
MON than eleven months IN her gycar old iofn,
aud haii 40 10 more thnn gnloni pr day. rho
look prizes NJ tho New iofk State fain In 1881
aud tisL
Cr,ni,in rave for Smith 4 POWELL % pounds
~ one dag when . year GA.
NprIfEnLAND PIONEER Il vory straight and
saunfr. with m exceedingly brOad aud level back
Rad long hips, foit coat an annually mellow
,tin. nnd weigh, nearly 100 pounds Service fec
eio ensh with usual privileges oi return
Tof further particulars address
n. T. ~ CARLiN, Manager,
Iatk.box ~ Memphis. Tenn
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