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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
A GLANCE AT YAZOO CITY.
A MISSISSIPPI CITY WITH A GREAT
DEAL OF STYLE ABOUT 1T.
Increased Railroad Facilities-The Me-
tropolis OF a Rich Region-Importan
Manufacturing MISREPRESENTATION
ing Homes and Many OF Them.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The Appeal.
YAzoo Cry, Miss, July 23.-Equdis-
tant from Jackson and Vicksburg, about
fifty miles from either city, Yazoo City is
reached by rail from jackson over the
Illinois Central railroad. This road is
complete and in operation to Parsons, a
town eighteen miles southwest OF Grenada,
and will ultimately extend to Grenada.
Greenwood also expects to be connected
with the Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
railroad, at Leland, Miss, at no distant
day. When these two connections shall
have been made Yazoo City will have
direct communication with Memphis over
two lines Of road. The most friendly re-
laiions exist between this city and Mem
pills. and it is reasonable that with better
railroad facilities the $1,000 or more bales
Of cotton shipped annually from Yazoo
City will be handled by Memphis mer-
chants. Naturally the trade OF this entire
delta, from Vicksburg north, belongs to
Memphis, and it is a question OF time only
when Memphis will receive it,
Yazoo City has excellent streets. AS
matter OF fact they are superior to the
streets Of Memphis; ballasted with hard
gravel and sloping from center to .he CO.
mcnted gutter. The effect is that OF a
mcadamlzed road. The business OF the
city is confined almost entirely 10 one long
street running north and south. Yazoo
City needs larger hotels. The present
hotels are ali right in other respects as far
as they 90, but lack sufficient capacity for
n city OF such importance as this. Mr..
Alex Deck has demonstrated his ability to
take care Of the travelling public, and il is
10 be hoped that the contemplated ad-
dition TO his house will soon be made, then
iazOo City will have at least one adequate
hotel.
Several manufacturing Industries are To-
Gated here-an oil-mill, compress, ice
factory. several saw-mills, grist-mills, a
carriage factory and other smaller indus.
tries. a number OF wholesale jObbing
houses do an excellent business. Crane
Bros. 4 Co., in hardware, George II. Quik-
meyer, in general merchandise. are among
the more prominent. Two banks, eight or
ten churches, several excellent school build
ings, fine courthouse, q railroad depot
Of brick, modern in architecture and con-
yonicncc, are the leading public buildings
Elegant residences are numerous; trim,
well kept yards abound; fences are kept in
repair; paint is freely and often used on
dwelling and business houses, giving a
smart, attractive appearance TO the city.
The country surrounding Yazoo City has
no superior in fertility on this continent.
Fine plantations abound on every hand.
Gen. Kicks, one OF the most extensive cot
ton growers in the south, resides here.
The location Of the town is admirable.
Churches, schools aud the best OF society
make this delightful city one Of the most
desirable for residence in the State.
j. w. w.
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home that II is pleasure to give il special
mention. The twilight prayers Of each
day are attended by large audiences, who
are participants.
The departments OF instruction are SUI
pcrior and great number Of students are
taking in the normal lessons. At the
hotel outside the park and separate from
the assembly, there have been some very
pleasant entertainments. A German
Wednesday night was brilliant affair
Capt. Brinkley Snowden, OF Memphis; Mr.
Hodges and Miss Annie Bruce ] noticed
on the floor. About thirty young gentle
men and ladies' from Sewanco attended the
dancing the drive home in the moonlight
being pleasant complement Of delight
full evening Hotel de Cornelius is pop
uar.
Mrs. Buiord is spending week with
Mrs. Darlington Mason.
Col. and Mrs. Taylor, of Memphis, have
a charming cottage here. They came yes
terday and will remain the season.
Judge Estes returns 10 Memphis today,
having fulfilled his mission here by the re-
organization Of Tennessee Sunday school
annual convention. Final conclusions
were made in regard TO this meeting of
September 10 in an afternoon called meet
ing, when a goodly number OF Sunday
school workers were present.
An excursion TO the University OF the
South is Saturdays recreation. II is 10 be
followed by grand concert.
Two hundred people came In yesterday.
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THE ARKANSAS CAMPAIGN.
A Lively Interest Being Taken In the
Joint DISCUSSIONS.

A Lively Interest Being Taken In the
Joint DISCUSSIONS.
special Dispatch TO The Appeal
LIrrLE Rock. Ark, July 23.-Cd. J. L.
Eagle. Democratic candidate for Governor
Of this State, was seen by TnT ArrEAL COZ
respondent soon alter his arrival In this
city this morning. lac being ON route 10
walnu, Ridge, where he holds joint dis.
cussion with DIR. Norwood, the United
Labor candidate, tonight. Col Eagle has
met the doctor for moc than week past,
aud SAYS he finds no trouble in downing
his opponent. People turn out On massc
wherever announcement Is made TO speak.
showing the disposition ON the part OF ouI
citizens To learn both sides OF the political
question, protection aud tariff reform. DIR.
Norwood, II sill be- remembered, is the
United Labor candidate, but running on
the Republican platform.
Ten. Chalmers, Of Mississippi, viii speak
la this city Thursday night oi this week.
Renegade Democrats mako good Rcpub'
lican timber. and II Is said the general ].
full Of party pointers which he Is anXiou,
10 unload. Arkansas awaits him.
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JIMMY BLAINE's RECEPTION.
Preparations fpr Big To Do Being
Madooin New York.


Madooip New York.
NEw York, idly o. -James q. Blainc's
reception on his return from Europe
promises TO be one OF the greatest demon
STATIONS ever witnessed in this country.
From what is known ii is the belief that
there will be over 5000 people in line in
the parade which will march from Mr..
Blaine's landing place TO the Fifth Avenue
hotel the night OF August 7. A grand
water pageant will be represented on the
arrival of the City OF New York ut Quar-
antine. Every Republican organization in
the city will have a special tug chartered
to meet the man from Maine. The Re-
publican clubs will each take similar nc.
ton, and it is believed that over 500
craft OF all descriptions will take part in
the welcome homo. The New York club
has already chartered the steamer sam
Sloan, which has u carrying capacity OF
800. The Sam Sloan will be used 10
transport tho members OF the club, the
national committee, the officers OF the
National League OF Republican clubs, the
members OF the State committee, the
county committee and many other guests.
Tho mnrshaps boat will lead the van, and
MIR. Blaine will DO transl lrrGd 10 1t from
tho CITY oi New York. Then the water
procession will unfold itself in a dazzling
string Of boa;s reaching distance Of fully
two miles. Every boat in the big fleet
owned by the iron steamboat c,mpany has
already bc,u chartered aud steamboat
men say there Is not an available tug
along both fronts OF the river in Brooklyn
and New Jersey which has not been hired
Tor the great display. Clubs from Boston,
Philadelphia aud other cities along the
eastern seaboard will also have their boats
in tho parade.
The lanl parade will DC u monster one.
Secretary J. W. Jones SAYS there will be
more than 1000 clubs represented in the
pageant, and that notifications from points
~ lar inland MS Ohio are daily pouring in,
ia which the writers say That delegations
will 10 present from their cities 10 partici-
pate in the exercises. The regular Rcpub.
lican organizations in the various Assem-.
bly, districts in the city are putting forth
extraordinary exertions To excel all pre-
vious displays made BY the Republicans
in campaign times.
Mr.. Blaine will rovicw the parade from
the balcony Of the Filth Avenue Hotel,
aud II is expected that he will make a
special address 10 the multitude, but it is
said that this program may yet be
changed 80 that instead Of mn address a
reception will be rendered TO the Pluncd
knight the evening Of his arrival in the
Metropolitan opera house. Committees
from the New York and Brooklyn clubs
have already perfected all arrangements,
40 that everything will work rs smoothly
rs possible,
The night following the reception a
grand scrcnade will be rendered Mr..
Blaine by the labor organizations who
favor tho pcrpetpation Of the protection
Dolicy
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Mr.. RasasII'. Illness.

WAsniS0roS, July 2j.-Dr. Lincoln
and DR.. Mallan vcm seen by an Associ.
aicd Prs reporter today and both denied
the published statement that Mr.. Randall
Is suffering from cancer Of the stomach.
Later In the day the following official state
mcni was given % No press "our at
ienlion having bsn.callcd TO a statement
IN the Nrp rort ncrd Of this morning TO
tina effect that Mr.. Randall is suffering
from cancer 81 tho stomach, We would
state that this ASSERTION is entirely or.
roneous. Mr.. Randall is not suffering
from cancer OF the stomach and We do not
know how such hthistakcn idea should
have ariscn. M. svrh diagnosis has been
thought Of hy u&
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THE Physiological raeei. OF Art.siss
We'll NateT

Now tina, ar,csian well water Is growing
into usc In New Orleans, the following.
which comes from one Of the mining dis.
tricis Of Pennsylvania, may prove VI inter.
est II Is to the effect tina, the residents
nj North Wales sunk number Of ari".ian
wells last year ior better supply Of water.
Tho natural result was plenty II good
water, aud ihc surprising TACT that six
pairs Of twins were born In North Wales
after the inhabitants ~, 10 using the aric.
sian well water. There Is considerable
fun thcrcabouh over these facts, aud a
movement 70 on loot " furnish ancomno-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
A MORTAL COMBAT.
A Terrific Fight Between n Merchant
and a Planter.

HHu u FINHNVTs
Special Dispatch 10 The Applci
PiSE BUR-. Ark July s3.-last night.
Ia this county, thcnc was a terrible com.
bat at Garrcttson's landing between Hen
Rounircc and Louis Dnnnin, in which the
latter was morially wounded. lie was sho,
three times in the lung. breast and arm.
Rountrce received one wound In the groin.
Rountrcc. at tho flint fire, fell TO the
ground and was lifted up by a friend.
when lac rose and handled his gun with
precision aud desperation. Drcnnin Is a
mcmlcr oi tho mercantile hrm OF McDill
a Co. and Rountrec a planter. The affair
IL deplorcd.
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Iaeh... s.sad rarl.

"Chimcs Of Scrthndy." secure your
seats at T. wiiuhann's music storo 10
avoid the rush At box office. Performance
cvcry evening except Monday aud Satur.
day
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.


Performance every night except Mon.
day aud saturday Matinee on Saturday
afternoon, 5o'clock, cor ladies' and children.
Sccnrc tickets al l. WitImann's music
sloru 10 avoid rush NJ park gate.
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" will pay all who u.s. Cotton Gins 10 got
prizes and trstimonials ~ those \ No. 1
manufacturer. Tho Briwn Culton Gin Co.
New london, Conn. They lead the world.
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Mr. Oliver smiI4 Of st. Louis, has
found way, he Says 10 keep cool, even Il
the temperature build H. lU' Ia the
shade. lie uses lciIow Label cigars.
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with Powell Clayton In tho lead.
Powell clayton. Vim A Nonroc by leu.
{ 3 Miichcu. by Tho. oa norman. '
1bomI. nsSlc,. Lesss il Roots BY Iohn
~ lsolcy, ,,M.,lnr,, Frosl,
stephen Nhcclvr. y u lsurh,
n h Holman. IN Huzssii
ls-ih tuihgf. AN Newly.
n 4 Hrmmcii WV Nisi-'ti,
fC Nurtis y Ferguson,
. 4 Robinson. by Pend Iarob COPELAND by "
liatis proxy, q Utay prnxy.
% N HIHllmant y Nrtirf.
sH y Weaver. by o N Noah iiaJs byJH Cob
Nutmnn, ptuty, lenir, pruSy,
isscs hcllamv "a puko.
| Arhlc riytvfsnn, lcr Glow,
BY " lricc, pnfy ihftlcihein.
| J A thfurs. " Mntkin.
RA Eir'uun, n " Gilkcy,
:, : Nhccisf. pTo,u BY Jincmhiy. pUsy
\ llnwrr, " lrtnhY.
MILAN laporc q n Grccn by y "
William " hiuits Thnmaa HWY
AC rhlllips iw True. by lowell Clay
\ NriuIAe ton IfnNy
Z liuniy hy wswhIt sanngI Multiply. ny NV
I'm, pruhy bcnlanin In, pfusy
Many oi the names recall the mcmoric.
Of lS,s-i These men 10 not assemble In
midsummer. with the mercury Ia the
ninolics, 10 all Norvood's fraudulent
party io purify politics The rcord Of the
| h'luNlANl panty Nuun IN power IN
Arkansas gives 90 their professions
aud their preamble and resolutions a
buScnncss aud audaciiy cquallcd
only by tho desperation Of their
political fortunes. II Is not only
the devil Improving sin, In, using magni.
| lying glass Ia give the object II his wrath
ample proportions a. warrant ~ lavish
display ui his immaculate yirtur. Think
oi thv-c old lcadcr crying out In tho tones
oi tho yirtuoun rccksnih against fraud
and corruption and misgoyernmcnt Think
II this OLD whiicd scpulchr Of Rcpubli.
can party blazoning IL purity, and asking
Democrats io attest that Il IL immaculate
10y supporting H. officially accredited rep.
c-cniaiiNc, the candidate Of the Union
labor party fraud
We take Il for granted Mr.. Norwood and
his crowd aud the Republican managers
are nov understood Mr. Norwood il the
officially announced Republican candidate
for Governor. Al DISCUSSES have been at
last removed. Tho mask has been torn
off, and the authors Of the crimes Of the
reconstruction era stand forth In bold ~.
| lief
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nnNK Mallo. h /. nIcnsnnl.
Inss spslnE. Tom.

The famous Tate Spring. Tenn, the 10
snr, %, health aud pleasure, his n compa.
ny that Is conceded 10 H. the largest aud
fur-, south II the Potomac.
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IllinOiSCentralR. R.
EXCURSION
VII
NEW ORLEANS.

V'HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD WILL
Il scll found trip tickets from Memphis 20 points
on the Louisville a Nashville Railrpad between
New Orleans aud Mobile aud 81 polnts la south
western Louisiana and Texas that will b. avhilAs
BILE Tor returning 10 days FROM date OF sale.
fof particular information write or call on Ticket
Agents, 80 Main stnvt. % Madison street OF ~.
pot Ticket Oncc. " a 7. n a.. Memphis. Ncnn
Noic nate Cor rOund trip to some Of the principal
pulutss
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NOTICE.

iaru opportnnity al Muliord'A
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and which respondent has refused on
the ground that it was insufficient COM
pensation for the work.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Overland Excursion.


Passengers joining these parties are In the
an ''excursion agency" its employees are its
representatives and accustomed to serving the
public.
Dates.-Trains leave Los Angeles on Thurs
days and San Francisco on Fridays, meeting at
Sacramento Friday afternoon. Dates are as fol-
lows: From Los Angeles-July 10th; Aug I'd,
10th, Both; Sept 18th, 9th; and day follow.
ing from San Francisco, Sacramento, Tulare.
Fresno, Merced, Lathrop, San Jose, Stockton.
Davis, Mary ysville, Colfax aud Reno.
First class these excursions undoubtedly are
in every respect, as no obje ectionable people are
received, and each party is in charge of Bur-
lington agents through to Chicago.
Free sleeping cars, properly provided with
curtains. mattresses, blankets, etc. No extra
charge for this, or any other service.
Rates, $500 is the price of ticket from
Los Angeles San Francisco and most California
stations to any Missouri river point, and only
slightly more to points further east.
Scenery by daylight is great feature, as
these excursions will stop twenty-four hours in
Salt Lake, and go by daylight through the
Black Cafon or the Gunnison, across the Con-
tinental Divide, through the famous Marshall
Pass, thence down the valley of the Arkansaw
through the Grand Cafon OF the Royal Gorge.
Further particulars are contained in Burling-
ton route excursion folder, to be had at any
ticket offices of the Southern Pacific and other
railways, and at Burlington route offices be-
low.
W. D. Sanborn, General Agent, 80 Montgom-
rey street. San Francisco Cal. J. B. Quigley,
Freight and Passenger agent, 112 North Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal.
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WHY? ?

WHY do have this drowsy, lifeless
feeling? WHY do I have Backache =?
WHY Neuralgia and Rheumatism ?
WHY does scrofulous taint and Fry
sipelas show itself?
BECAUSE your blood is filed with
Poison, which must be Completely
Eradicated before you can regain
health. You must go to the root Of the
matter. Put the Kidneys-the great and
only blood purifying organism complete
order, which is complete health, and with
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ard.

One thousand dollars will be paid for each
and every grain OF poisonous substance found
serving the complexion, removing tan, Gun
trrn, freek-es and all blemishes and roughness
of the skin. Used and endorsed by the elite of
society and the stage. Sold by all druggists at
so cents per bottle-white and flesh.
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city Justice Court-Austin. J.

City Justice C0urt-Austin. j.
People vs.. j. Tolle-Disturbing the
peace; fined $5.
- People VS.. Nick Dominguez and L. San
chez Disturbing the peace; fined SO
each.
People VS.. Kinney Brown-Assault to
murder. Examination confined to Au-
gust 1st at 2P. NJ. bail 81 900.
People vs.. John McC Cord-Assault with
deadly weapon. On motion of District
Attorney case dismissed and defendant
discharged.
People VS.. L. d. Hollingsworth-Bat-
terry. Charge dismissed and defendant
discharged.
People vs.. Fred Bakery -Vagrancy, de-
fendant ordered to appear at 10 A. NJ,
July 10th.
People VS.. Wong Ah Tame ct al.-Riot-
ing; examination continued until 10 AM,
August LIST.
People vs.. Ah Bon ct al.-Lottery
fined $40 each on motion of attorney for
defendants, each was admitted to $100
bail pending an appeal.
People vs.. John Baggs and James
'Stewart-Drunk; fined respectively 81
and So.
People VS.. John Doe Drunk; ordered
to appear for sentence at 8 A. NJ, to-
morrow.
People vs. All Carrying conceal
ed weapon; ordered to appear for sem
-tence at A. M, tomorrow.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
People VS.. Mike Ryan-Assault tee Oh |;
examination at p. M.
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Dealers and Oonsumers of Reer

Will find it to their advantage to call on Phila-
delphia Brewery, Also street, for the best lager
or steam-beer. good on draught for weeks at
lowest prices. Bottled lager $1.2O per dozen, if
bottles returned. Delivered to any part of the
city. Telephone 81.
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Read the Catalina advertisement.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for CHILDREN TEETHING.
ItSOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
allays all pam, CURES WIND COLO, and Is
the BEST REMEDY for DIARRHGA. TWEEN
TY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE
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Do you feel weak and nervous? Would you
like to be free frem that spirit of restlessness
and irritation? For quieting the nervous sys-
curing refreshing sleep, and promoting diges-
ton, nothing will prove more efficient than
Frese's Hamburg Tea.
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Ho for the Sea!

Grand excursion to Santa Catalina Island
Thursday, the 18th, ard chance to buy lot
at auction. Come and enjoy the sea. Partic-
ulars 54 N. Main st.
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OFFICE OF
Insurance Commissioner
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1888.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Satisfactory evidence having been furnished
me that company calling itself the North
western Insurance Company of wahpeton, Da-
kota, is soliciting insurance in this State, I
hereby give notice that said Insurance Com
pany is not authorized to transact business in
this State, and any one soliciting business for
1t is liable to prosecution under the law. From
the information furnished me I am satisfied
this Company is fraudulent, and has no inten.
tion of paying any loss that might occur under
its policies and advise all persons to be on their
guard against W. G. Whitcomb and Frank Nc.
CURE, who have been soliciting business and
issuing policies for the said Company, but can
not now be found by this department.
J: G. L. wADSWORTH,
y17t Insurance Commissioner.
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New Cases.

: Southern California Lumber Company
vs.. s. G. Kronnuck-Plaintiffs ask judg-
ment for s., ,2s4. 13 for goods delivered to
defendants.
81. III. Heath vs.. Spencer X. Sewall-
Promissory note, $2,067.01, dated Au-
gusts15, 1884, with interest at l per cent.
per month.
Southern California Lumber Company
VS.. ]. j. Mabb, J. w. Browning and E.
y. Observation-Disclosures lien on lot
No. 20 in Gleason's subdivision of lot 5,
block 73, Hancock's survey, $444.5l.
Centinela-Inglewood Land Company,
petitioner, vs.. Frank A. Gibson, re-
spondent- To compel respondent, who
is the County Recorder, to record the
plat Of the town Of IngleWood, for fee
Of 500, which has been offered him,
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