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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-08-21
Notice to Creditors.

TN the Dist let Court Of the State OF Nevada, il
and or ths County OF thumb ldt
In he matter of the estate of John Mariani, de-
ased.
Mott is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator, with tue wtil a nexed, of tn es.
te OF John Mari ri, 4. cea Ell. to the red tor,
o an a persons svu,g claims against e e said
uec asei, to exh,bi6 them Attn the ar,
vouchr r., within months alter the first uhh.
cati Of this OF &c to he sild +. NJ Fellows,
Sduainisrrator hereln a his office IN the Court
house, at winpeiGucea, Hu aholdt County,
Nevada. Z. NJ. ~ LLOa ).
Admi listrator, with the uiil annexed, OF said
ct to Of John Marlani, deceased.
Dated July %, 1885, ty244w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-08-21

Mrs PhGbe Chs.ley. petsrs)a, Clay Co., Iowa
tells the following rem ,rka le story. he truth of
which is vouched or by the resideots of the
town: Il ann 73 years old; have been troubled
with kidney comp amt aud lameness for many
Years; could uot dIese my self eithOut ne p. Nov
am tree from all pain and sor ness, and am able
70 do all my own no. We sork. lowe nv thanks
TO Electric Bit rs for having rene ed my youth,
and reno ed completely all d seaee and pain
Try bottle, only 30 cents, at the Eagle Drug
Store
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-08-21
Notice to water Consumers.

INR0M this date until further notice water
II viii be turned on at o'clock In tho
morning and shut of according to the stage OF
water In the aftern ,on II will be turned on at
o'clock and shut of at o'clock in the evening.
The hours for spr nking will be from 9 70 8 IN
the morning and from to ia the evening.
Open hose must not be used in any case for
irrigating, under penalty OF having the water
shut off.
j. u. GRAMM, Sup& w. w. w.
winnemucoa. July 90, 1888 Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-08-21
LATEST BY TBLHuRApH.
News From EVaHPyVDGr3.
The ssOld Roman" ssreete8 oy VII. bsa9 9d
Along the Road. ssttrf ,erinvks
ON the Tariff elue@si,n.

noon the special tram hearing Juhge lbnt-
man aud party left Columbus for Port
Huron. The 'Oid Roman's party con
sisted Of Copgre ss,naD Outhwsite OF Coi-
unhus, Allen q. Thurman, and son. Lee
q. Plinvey, and several newspaper cor
respondents. Judge Thurman said ne
had not been fe. lug WELL b1t walked
erect aud firm. A. Elmwo0d the tram
stopped for moment hut the first crowd
WAS encountered at Pows!' and Ia response
to numerous calls. Judge Fhuf N u spike
birtly. AS the tram pulled ouC the crowd
gave three cheers foF the candidate. "A
sign on a long pole near the car read
"Ffee Muslai. and above the words was
a tame cooe. a v~ry enthusiastic crowd
was as the depot at Della are, aud the air
toe appearauce or Fnui mln aud Hon. Il.
T. Poppietou aud corln,5tee boarded
the tram ani brought the Judge to the
plattutm, wnen, as 500 the cheetiog
subsidized ne -p,k. rs follows:
IF Mr.. Poppieton h al tue making OF
the next Vice Pres den OF the Unlted
States, | have 40 doubt but l would be
the n&u, Q.u,hter aud appiause,) but
there are u gieat many others who have
words to say upon the su' Ject. eau tell
you this, my triruds. tnat II you wans
this Old iel.ow To be your next Vice
President vi the Uait-d States you must
90 Co work, (tppl.uss aud crlcs VI we'll
avst.")
You have heard great deal OF tsik
about the ta,itf; mat Is tue great subject
upon winch Speeches are Low made.
nAse heard Ia NY ION, practical sxper'
ieacs great mauy attempts To hu"1ux
the pcop'e, oat vi all the attempts that
ever nave eern os heard the pre-
.enaIUn tnat n'en protective tar,ii 10 tor
Gus uaneht vi the iaboii"g man IS The
greatest "nmoue' t'pp'"use.l "ha1 Is
tartr! Ii Is taA ietiSu by the general
sosei uhcnt upoh t"e cosnnoditi
tuaI toe Iaooi'hs ihiln rs "Sl 90
oSuofs U.s.. IL 10 q Tax that TAXES hold vi
ever, tnI"s, h'"h Lac crown Vi y""r ne"a
t. tno SO ,s u yUur ieet; tnat taAvs our
hat. yoa' co-'. soar 'ee', you, b'ese1es,
y"u' oooIs y""t S"oeS' ""u eaeh anu
every impie'h1"1 "hlSn ou "ee !" Jour
'neciia" - and ae'l1uisuf"i oieupa.ions'
and no" " to'l t"e'' 1"a1 10 'aHe s"e
iaootiu4 na" "n. Tax n'h It"h Cue top vi
ais neaa - 'h' so'ss oi ms ieet, aua TAX
n'A, o" o'e's 'n"s '"'' "o uses ia "'s
trsde, a"o ~ '"A "'"' hea'iy' Is 10 o1ue-
Ut h'iii' Se""i' I" '"s W oo ho'h'"e ous
"oso' o'oi9' 'pp''1's''
Hste eho 'p'-Ae' "aa in'o''upSeo ny
Tue t'A'" ""'"'' ~"' :" ''"'p'o y" AS '"'
lra.n pa''ea oas'A A"''a e"s"os'assic .h.o's
A' az '"'"' """s '"' WY
men, "ou''" ''" S'''e" "A''1 """"
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-08-21
Perfect Hair

Indicates natural and healthy condi-
ton OF the scalp, and Of thu glands
through which nourishment In obeained
When, In consequence Of aes and die.
case, the hair aecomes weak, thin, and
gray, Ayers Hair vigor win strengthen
it, restore It's original color, promote its
rapid and vigorous growth, and impart
TO it the iustre and freshness of youth.
have used ayers Hair yigor for
long time, and arn convinced of its
value. When was II ears OF age my
hair began TO LTD gray. ! commenced
using the Vigor. and was surprised 1t
the good e0t,ysp 1t produced. 1t not
only restored Gh3 color to my nair, but
20 gtiMnlated t.s growth, that I have
now more 1air than ever before.
J. w. Edwards, Coldwater, Miss
Aunrc Eoir Wscenr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Tue hep York Herald, not at all partial
TO Gov. Hill, says he sis doing very good
service in the canvass. and we praise him
for II. lie does well to remember that his
future is bound up with that Of Mr.
Cleveland. ii the Democratic Prcsidcn-
,ial ticket should be los; in New York
Gov. lin would be ruined forever. The
bad feature on the Democratic side Just
now is the unfortunate wrange In this
city. The undetermined praise and pat.
ting ON tho back by all the Republican
papers which Mr. Hewitt Is receiving
ought 10 convince that gentleman that he
is on dangerous ground
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

TuE Mills bill, we beg to assure Mr..
Taft, ise very moderate measure Of legis-
ton when the high robber war tariff is
considered. Very moderate. But il is q
step in the right direction. 1t leaves the
tobacco, liquors and silk schedules I'M
changed. The whole amount OF duties
collected from articles included in the
schedules affected by the bill was Sl79,-
al, 1891 during the fiscal year 1887, and
the duties were equivalent to 1921 per
cent ad yalorem on the average. 1t
is estimated on the basis Of the inn
por;ations for that year that the rev.
enues are reduced $40, 4s0, 24l by the Mills
bill, or about q per cent. 1t is estimated
that $40, 173, 800 OF the reduction is effected
by an extension Of the free list. As the
additions 10 the free list are, in almost all
cases. materials used by manufacturers,
the reductions Of the duties by which they
are projected do not deprive them Of pro.
lection to any considerable extent, and in
some instances not at all. The Mills bill
If, therefore, a very moderate bill, but ii is
The best that could be done under the
circumstances. Ii it does not become q
law-and it is not likely ii will-the next
Democratic tariff reform bill will be more
sweeping.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

TnE NciC York Times announces that
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett have
cancelled their dates in Memphis and
Nashville, and at the close Of their engage
mcnt in 81. Louis on October % will start
for New York Immediately after the per-
iormancc. The two weeks thus saved
from the projected tour in the South will
be used by the tragedians in making pre-
partitions for their season Of eight weeks in
that city, beginning at the Fifth Avenue
Thcater on November ~. Memphis does
not lose much by this movement, and
New York is welcome to any gain that may
follow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

The Presbyterian Synod OF South Caro-
lima has signalized its devotion 10 the great
fundamental principles OF Professionalism
the right Of private judgment and free Ion
OF speech-by directing the Presbytory OF
Charleston to revise q recent decision 10y
which II declared that the people must
not protest against the decision Of the
General Assembly, declaring DR.. Wood
rows belief MS TO the origin OF Adams
body to be contrary to the Word OF God,
and therefore to be condemned. The
Synod's superior, as well rs wiser and bet
ter judgment, has saved the Churcha great
deal OF agitation and trouble, and perhaps
Gina. dissent ami separation. Even DR..
Girardcau and DR. Mack should try and
remember that we are nearing the close Of
the nineteenth century
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

THE Charleston Ne,cs and Courier, n very
conservative paper and anything but SEN
sational, under the heading, "The Danger
of the Hour" in its edition Of Wednesday,
makes very earnest editorial appeal for
subscription Of at least s., 900 by the Dem
ocrats of South Carolina to the campaign
fund OF the National Democratic Com
mittee. 1t says, believing that it is better
10 speak plainly without multiplying
words, that "Unless the National Democratic
iions immediately the success of he can
UdS will be imperiied." The plan Of
the Republicans is TO concentrate in New
York and buy, ii possible, majority.
This must be prevented or defeat is GER
tain. "The National Committee are salts
fed that, If our people are made to realize
he grdriiy Of He situation and he ritdl i'm
pOrtdnce Of prompt dctiOs, handsome cam
paign subscription" would probably be
forthcoming. The APPEAL hopes the
Democrats Of Tennessee will not fail OF
their duty at this iuncture, and asks that
a subscription be set on foot at once. To
the Southern States the election of Re-
publican President means almost ruin,
and they should be ready and willing to
avert such fate in every way possible to
them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

PmrupFNr CLEyELANb has a rod In
pickle for Congress. Il Is umorcd In
Washington lhat when the Joint Commit.
toe Of the House and senate waits on him
To give notice Of adjournment today,
and ash u he has anything further 10 sug-
grsi for the good Of the country. he will
answer with q Message rcitcmiing his de-
mand for rclalhlory legislation to
strengthen his hands Ia preparation Tor
any further coutcs, or possible difficulty
over the Canadian fisheries question. lie
will insist that something definite be- done
10y Congrcss before Adjournment, and will
show that the awkward dilemma IN which
he Is placed is wholly due TO thcconlcmpt.
uous indif runcc oi the Republican ma.
ionty Of the Senate. whom h. M severely
chastiscd In his former Message. Mr.
Cleveland Is essentially man Of opportu.
mites and be- mover misses ono.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Cons parking Is IN industry which has
grown rapidly during the last ten years
Il Is said to have originated a, Portland.
Me-, through the experiments Of Isaac
and Nathan Winslow, the Canada yellow
corn Icing used at FIRST Today tho
"swcc, corn bcli' Of Maine, which pro-
duccs sweet, crisp corn, includes about
5000 acrcs Of land, and 21,0j1,OOO cans
are pu, up annually, In 1877 Portland
firms alone packed 100000 cans. 5000
cansoisucco,ash wcrc also put mp by single
company. Why cannot Tennessee, Ala.
bama, Arkansas aud Mississippi engage In
50 rcmuncraiivc business They Ger
iaiuly grow finer corn than Maine or any
Of the New England States Tor this pur.
pnao
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

he termed 'the bencficent principle Of
competition" OF which he once said;
"Of all human powers operating on the
affairs Of mankind none is greater than
that OF competition. 1t is action and re-
action. 1t operates between individuals
of the same nation and between different
nations" But, then, there were no Trusts
in Mr.. Clay's day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

NEw JrHsn isa Democratic State. No
power that the Republicans WELD OF
money caiolcry, corruption or persuasion
can make It otherwise. In 1880 Hancock
carried Il by apiumliiy OF 2.OlO, the vote
Standing Hancock. le9,5Gi; Garfield.
$1,000. At the state election In 1883 the
Democratic plurality wis G,Slo. In 1881
the vote was Cleveland. l2'.75S. Blaine,
l23, 800, showing plurality for Cleveland
oi i.ll2 Again. at the State election In
1884, tho Democratic plurality was 5000,
though the vote WIS very small that year
This year tho vote 3. expected to be very
large, aud Clcycland's vote will be In pro-
portion increased
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

"AS ASXtous DEuocEAr" IA informed
tina, there is, In the Judgment Of iniclll.
gent Democrats In thosc States, no fear to
doubt our success in New Jersey, Con.
nociieut or Indiana So FAR ~ tho flrst
named State Is concerned. the result Of tho
recent election In Newark is regarded by
the leaders Of both parties a. Satisfactory
proof that II is certain 10 give Cleveland
mop than double the plurality Of l,ii2it
gave him In 1884. Newark is a manuiac.
turing town, and II was supposed that II
tho Democrats would loso any whore In the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

H. X. Tnunnxn, the noted New York
grocer. who Is a lOul-moulhcd protection.
Is, aud loses his breath now and then
bowling over the competition Of the pau.
per labor Of Europe with American labor,
u the owner Of a Sunlry Goods Factory.
II Hue Lagrange, bordeaux; a French
pruac Factory, MaImandc, France, aud o
Sarlinc Packing Establishment, Eicl,
Franco. Now, Il Mr. Thurbcr was honest
aud did not earn ~ profit by tho paupcr
labor Of Europc,h h. would close thcsc con.
Germs and manufacture his sundry goods
aud his pruncs Nnd pack his sardincs IN
this country. las, hc won't, ior ho is not
honest lie believe. In paupcr labor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

ANoS0 the men who are busy working
for Cleveland and Thurman In Illinois are
Mr. John II. Clough, a Republican State
Senator up 70 1851; Mr.. S. II. McCrca, Re-
publican Treasurer oi Cook county; Mr..
Dccring. the maker OF harycstcrs; Mr..
Wright, cX.Pcsidcnt Of the Board Of
Trade; uriah Dexter, Esq, the well
known lawyer, and others outside OF Chi
ergo OF equal prominence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Democratic Electoral appointments.

The Hon. Josiah Patterson. pcmocmtic elccior
for the state at nn,c. will address the people on
the political issues nj the following tunes aud
places
Union city, rtiday night. October 10.
Trenton, Saturday, October ~
Humboldt saturday nlght, october n
p frutlN. Monday. October -
Lexington, Tuosdsy. october n
nCmiunillc. "wednesday. october "a
Linden, Thursday. October ~
Clifton. saturday, October "a.
Henderson. Monday, Outohsf -
komyntllc. Tuesday October "a.
Coyinrtou, "wednesday. october n
Arlington. Shelby county Thursday, November l.
taplctillc shelby county. Friday November 2
her q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Camden. saturday Ortobor 20.
Dresden. Monday. October 30
Union city. Tuesday. October ~.
Dycrburg. wednesday, October %
Ripley, Thursday. Oriobgr -
Coyinetnn. Friday. October ~
homcryillc. saturday. October "a
Bolivar. Monday, October ~
Jackson. Tuesday. October no.
Milan. "Wednesday, October n.
Humboldt. THURSDAY November
Brownsville. friday. November p
MCmphlz saturday. November . might.
Trenton Monday November o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

THE GreenrHe Delta mentions the name
of j. S. Mcneil, editor of The Green
rifle Times, as the Democrat for the Yazoo
valley farmers to support for Governor.
Mr.. Mcneil has all the qualities requisite
for the administration of the Office and
besides is very popular in his section.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Tho s,ntc nj Iarrc-Alhcri 8. Marks, Of Franklin;
Josiah Patterson, OF shelby.
First District-H. Y. Hughos Of Claiborne.
Second pisiriCt-GcOrgc T. Voc, OF Jefferson
Third plstrict-Wm. r. Murray, 0i Warren.
FOURTH District-W NJ. Hammock, Of Irousialo
Fifth nistrict-W G, Houston, Of Cannon.
Sixth nislrict-Eli \, Morris Of Davidson.
Seventh District--FOurnoy RycrS Of Giles
Fichth uistrCt-R +. Cole OF Henry.
Ninth nistriCt-Fmuk I. Bond, oi Haywood.
Tenth District Harry NJ. lill, of shelby
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Thess propositions are made for tho benent Of
hoss who secure yearly subscribers but Ia order
That the suhscrihcn may derive bcneht from the
them giiD amounting In value 20 morc than $1,000
Thcsc gifts viii Guido In The rsp>ci Of value and
deslnhiliy anything ever offered BY Southern
newspaper k,,y yearly subscriber will b suro
70 &c, air. Hsnd Tor sample copies Of wKrktI
ArrIAt aud full lih q rifiA fhh PROPOSITION
Nin h o.cn 10 November ~ lisa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Ma RESNELL Rom, Secretary OF the
British legation at Icrlin, Is writing bi.
ography Of the late Emperor Frederick,
with such assistance ~ the Dowagcr Em-
press Victoria can give. Il will no doubt
have much to say about the period Of
frcdcrick's sickness, and something, per-
haps, TO clear mp the mudde into which
the doctors have managed to prcipitatc
themselves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

TnE Bdtimor SIM suggests an easier so.
luton Of the fisheries troubles than the
purchase Of Canada by our government by
the assumption Of the Dom,nion'sdobt II
proposes counter stroke-that Canada
buy the New England States by the as.
sumption Of their share Of our national
debt. To this Tennessee, indeed the
whole South, would object We cannot
let those cuing sisters 90. Besides, We
want Goldfish without duty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Gov.-ELscr EA6Lr, OF Arkansas, is a
plain, matter q TACT, common sense man,
who takes q busiuess.lk, view OF tho con.
duct OF State affairs IL, therefore pro-
poses TO work a reform in pcni,cntiary
management that will separate tho young
irom thc old offenders, work ~ many con-
vicis a. possible insid, the precincts oi the
prison rs may prove profitable, those Tor
whom proper provision cannot be made to
be worked ON the public roads. II Gov.
Eagle succeeds la c..'c,ing this reform he
viii make Tor himsciia very high place
among the practical rhilanihropis,s IN
wen rs practical public mon Of the Rcpub-
lie. tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi
will be- compelled 10 follow his example.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

BnornER d. d. HENDERSON, who Is a
blatant Prohibitionist, a. full Of cant ns
''an egg full Of meat" Is canvassing Iowa
for the Republicans aud wants the iarin
retained on sugar but demands the repeal
Of the tax on whisky aud rum. Consist.
oncy DOESN'T trouble Henderson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

How siNrLE, yct how strong arc JciTcr.
sons doctrines. lie was Tor On honest,
economical adntnLiralion Of the govern
mcni, aud insistcA that the money raised
for taxation should be expended only on
the objects spccihed in the Constitution,
and that no power was lodged In the Gen.
cml Government TO lay one class Of citi.
zcns under tribute TO another lie also
held that all restrictions on t.1de were
relics Of barbarism, and he opposed
monopolics with an undying dctcstation.
lie was, indeed, man Of the people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

State II would Be there. Instead Of that
they gained 1000 votes over the vote Of
1884 and 1000 over that Of 1886. In 1884
the Republican majority in Newark was
1,6l9. and in 1lsS6 it was 375. Last
Tuesday those majorites not only disap-
peared, but the Democratic candidates
were elected by mojorities ranging from
54l to 7O5. And these figures, it is pre-
dicted, will be increased for Cleveland and
Thurman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

CoTToN receipts yesterday, 6,326 bales,
against 6,340 bales same day last year.
Receipts since September 1, 90, lis bales,
against l42, 24S bales same time last season.
Sales yesterday, $500 bales, Of which
LOO bales were taken by exporters and
l,l5O bales by spinners Sales for the
week, 2G,700 bales, Of which exporters
took 1880 bales and spinncrs 6,4j0 bales
OF yesterdays receipts j,S26 bales came in
by rail, 1000 bales by river and 500 bales
by wagon. Shipments to date, 81, 1873
bales, against So, 6S7 bales same time last
season. Stock on hand, 1884 bales,
against SO, 100 bales same day last year.
Spot cotton yesterday advanced l-l6c at
Memphis and New York and &c at New
Orleans. Futures went up 3 to 8 points at
New York, to at New Orleans and 2 to
4 at Liverpool.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

to which Mackenzie had sold it for
g, 500, is still the amazement Of the Won
dering world Of London and New York.
How was it accomplished is the question.
1t was such a stroke OF enterprise as has
set all Europe agap.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

sfScE Blaine attacked tho National
banks In his speech at Detroit, he is no
longer popular with the bankcrA Some
OF them are very outspokcn in their de-
nunciaiion Of him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
THE WEATHER.


r w,sWSuInS, OF io.opn., isst
h i"r Nfssnsa'. Tennessee and Kentucky
NJ laif oluIrr uutuUUsirrly Winds Ight
tr"usaiuriay morning. followed ty hcay
i,r sunday morning.
For Alabama Mississippi Louisiana anil Eastern
Texas Fair cooler uuuhvry Wind. brisk On th,
Texas oisst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
10 Mlcigh, Thursday, October D pm.

i6 Ninth Ward. corner Grccnlaw and Second
streets. Friday. Octohcf.G, $50 pm.
Il. Eighth Wand. Poplar Street MatkcthOus
SATURDAY. October q, 1.d0 pm,
n Ihiri aud FOURTH Wards, on the blun, Mon.
day, October -, 80 PIN.
~ Tenth Ward, corner Main and South streets
Tuesday October W, 7,npm.
~ seventh Ward, Matt smiths grocery, orleans
street "Wednesday, October ~. 1'mpm
~ First Ward corner Main and Jackson streets
Thundny. November |, 7.Opm.
- Second Ward. Courthouse. Friday. November
Q. 7npm.
~ Fith aud Sixth Wards Rcalc Street Market
Saturday, November q 7.npIn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
IInrdrnian County.

For the scuntc-T. J. BARNlIlLL
For the Lower Housc-W. A. CARuTHERs.
For EOater--C. A. sTAlNBACk
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

THE Salt Lake City Tribune describes
Motmonism as a religion founded on
lust OF the flesh, lust for gold and
mighty lust for power.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

TnE Ndg York HraiTs scoop In the
matter Of publishing MackenEie's book
two days In advance Of 7he kep lori Sun,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Amendments for candidates.

The Democratic Executive Committee has made
appointments Tor the Democratic nominees Tor the
LEGISLATURE o. meet the people Of The county aud
discuss The issues Of the day In the iullowingordCE
viz.
o Rarrctrs store, Iirt District Saturday, Octo.
Der 10, ~ m.
10 brunswick Saturday. October 10 7pm.
n. Caplcyillc, Monday, October -, ~ am.
~ Nhitchayon Monday, october -. pm.
~ Whites station, Tuesday. October ~ pm.
~ Dexter Ninth District Wednesday, October
q, pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Upton County.

For State Scnatot-J. H. pORTCH.
For County Representatives. C. MOORE, Sh
For llOatcr-JOilN X HEAD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

TEN, transferring wealth from the many,
especially tho farmers, to the few; second,
our heavy payments of the national debt;
third, extensive speculation in real estate.
Debtors are many and creditors are few.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Fayette County,

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For Flootcr-C A. sTAlNBACK.
Tor County Roppscntatlyc-WllLT 7. SHELTON.