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do not restrict the boys and girls
in the matter of fresh air. Dirt is often
beneficial accompaniment.
Potatoes intended for seed should
be kept during the winter cool and
airy. and if growth should appear they
ough Int to be promptly removed.
Affection cen not be pounded into
animals. Kjms treatment insures thu
affection G. an animal, while rouch
treatmentis sure to cause its hatred.
-Hau Toast.-Mince some boiled
ham very fine, stir in a pint of cream.
witk pepper. mustard. butter and two
eggs; boil, and pour over nicely
Drowned toast. Set in the oven to dry.
"A good plan for every farmer is to
make an inventory of movable proper
ty in the barn. wagon-house and tool
house. and then in case of fire he will
know what 10 lost and how to settle the
Insurance.
-Buttermilk Biscuits. cups
of buttermilk, one cup of butter, one
teaspoonful of cream tartar, half a
teaspoon of soda. a desscrtspoon Of
salt and flour enough to make the
dough just stiff enough to be rolled
out.
AS a protection of fruit trees from
mice, some of our good fruit tree grow
.ers find perfect remedy by wrap
ping q piece of stiff tarred paper
eight or ten inches wide around the
bottom of the tree. Probably wider
strip would prevent the gnawing from
rabbits as well.
Potato Custard. six large
potatoes and add to them one quart of
boiling milk; stir in three beaten eggs
and one-quarser of pound of sugar;
boil seven minutes. takin care not to
let it burn. then add one-half cup of
butter. This will make three good
sized custartls.
The best fertilizers for grapes are
bone-meal and potash. Unground
bones are slower in action than the
meal, but Il bushel of them buried at
the roots Of vine will in time be taken
mp and transformed into grapes. Wood
ashes and homemade soft-soap suds
furnish potash.
Minced Beef. Three pounds o.
raw beef. lean. chopped fine, five soda
crackers rolled fine, two eggs we'll
beaten, one and one-half tcaspoonfuls
ofpepper, three slices of pork chopped,
one-half cup of milk, and salt to taste.
Mix all thoroughly. make into loaf.
Bake two hours. This should be sliced
cold for tea or luncheon.
One of the most important mat
ters for beginners in poultry-kecping
is to know that u good laying hen is
not market fowl. A plump, fat hen
will lay but very few eggs, while a
hen that lays regularly does not rcadi-
ly become fat. as she can not produce
eggs and carcass at the same time.
DO not keep the fat hens and laying
hens together.
People. who have tried, say that
apples packed in bran in barrels will
keep in excellent condition all wint.r.
Put Il layer of bran in the bottom of
the barrel. a layer of apples. stem
upward. upon the bran, another layer
of bran upon the apes, aud so forth,
until the barrel is full, Head up and
store in some outbulding until there
is danger from severe freezing; then
either remove to the cellar or to the
hay-mow, covering with hay to pro-
tect from frest. Bruised fruit should
be carefully sorted out before the fruit
is packed. Orchard 0Ma Gurdcn
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THE cRITTENDEN ExILEs.

Dave Ferguson Has Something TO Say
About Judge Cate and MIR. Adams.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LITrLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 3.--Ex. County
Clerk Ferguson, Assessor Rocks and three
or four other colorcd cxilcs from Crittcn-
den county, arrived in the city today from
Helena, where they attended the emanci.
patton celebration yesterday. When ques.
toned ~ 10 what course they were pursu-
suing relative 10 securing the rights they
claimed 60 have been robbed OF in that
county, Ferguson responded that they
we're 'just resting ON their oas ior the
present"
"Therc IL one thing desire 10 correct, :"
said he, changing the subject somewhat.
"and that IN the statement published In
| the Globe Democrat on the 25th Of last
month, s,ating that Judge Cate, who is a
candidate for Congress in the First Dis.
trict Of this State, and Mr.. Adams, OF
Memphis. came 10 my house and de-
manded my resignation. That statement
IL absolutely untrue. Judge Cate has
always been my friend, and although he
is Democrat, | propsc 10 do him justice.
lie did come 10 my house that morning,
but instead OF demanding my resignation
said he would stand by me. lie has asked
me 90 make this statement In fear that
the report might injure his canvass"
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THE SLICK Y. NJ. C. A. MAN,
ELLIS, OF BIRMINGHAM. AT LAST IN
THE CLUTCHES OF THE LAW.
He is Arrested in an Assignation House
in Cincinnati in Company with Mrs.
Gambeil. n Y. NJ. G. A. Woman
How He Was Caught

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. IA. II.
Ellis, the slick young Young Mems
Christian association man who ran away
from Birmingham several weeks ago with
Mrs. Gambcll, Young Mems Christian
association woman, struck this town and
called at the Drmocrdi office 10 pay his re-.
specis 10 one Of its reporters, NJ. u. Nor.
ton, whom he knew in the Magic
City. One day Ellis asked Morton u he
knew any Of the bankers here say.
ing that lac wanted 10 get a check
for $50 on his father at Omaha, Ncb.,
cashed Morton replied that ho did not,
but introduced Ellis 10 friend, stating
that he wanted 10 get a draft cashcd. Nor.
tons friend. thinking Ellis all right, said
that lac would indorsc the check, and all
three went around to the Commercial Ma
tional hank. Ellis got the money, and
nothing more was seen Of him Tor
a day or 20. Then Morton began 10 suspect
that something WIS wrong. lie found that
Ellis had left town and he was accom-
panied hy Mn. Gambcll ot Birmingham.
| Inc check WIS returned unpaid, and then
Morton determined to have Ellis or spend a
whole years salary aud three weeks vaca.
ton in hunting him. Through Detective
| Tom Hewlett lac located Ellis IN Cincinnati,
where hc and Mrs. Gambell were nj m
assignaiion.hous Ellis was arrested
ON q telegram to the chief Of police oi
| Cincinnati, sent by Chief Black, Of this
city. Detective Sidebottom, armed with
a rcquition from Gov. Taylor, left We'd.
ncsday night for Cincinnati, and returned
this morning with Ellis, who was placed
in iail In default of $1,000 bond, aud he
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law.
The criminal court meets again In Sep
tcmber. aud Ellis will have fine oppor.
tunity 10 convert the prisoners In the jail
with him. Ellis Is young, tall and hand
some lie greeted Morton with the APP
pcarnncc Of an egg ggsucking dog.
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Fayetse County Magistrates.

The following magistrates have been
elected in Fayette county, making the
county court safely Democratic:
Somerville Corporation-John r. Hen.
don, Democrat.
First District-F. +. Wall, June Hobson,
S. ii. Morton, Democrats.
Second District
Third District
Fourth District. II. Garnett, Matt
Rhea, Democrats.
Fifth District. ii. Cooke w. 7. Shell.
ton, Democrats.
Sixth Distrct-A. ii. Jackson, r. o.
Johnston, Democrats.
Seventh District-Two Democrats.
Eighth Dlstrict-Two Democrats,
Ninth District-Two Democrats.
Tenth Distnct-W. II. Gossett. ]. IL.
Hooks, Democrats.
Eleventh District-Wm. johnson, ]. G..
Edcnton, Democrats.
Twelfth District Two Democrats.
Thirteenth District-Anderson and Nc.
Neil, Democrats.
Fourteenth District. X. Crawford, J.
A. Moody, Democrats.
Fifteenth Distric,-Two Independent
Democrats
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Magistrates.

The following are the members elect of
the county court:
First Disirict-H. NJ. Thomas, DEM,
James Barrett Dem.
Second District-W. p. York, Dem;
Cham Jones, Dem.
Third District-J. n. Harrison, Dem;
J. A. Hill, Dem.
Fourth District-B +. Adams, Dem.
J. u. Campbell. Dem.
Fifth Distrct-P. NJ. Winters, J. J. Bar.
ry, VI. 7. Garyin.
Sixth District-W. A. Fields, Rep; j..
VI. Walton, Rep; J. NJ. Coleman, Dem.
Seventh District-J. H. Blackwell, Dem;
T.. Mullins, Rep.
Eighth District-A. G. wellborn, Dem;
&. j. Hughes, Dem.
Ninth District-w. g. Allen, Dem;
John Fletcher, Dem.
Tenth District j. NJ. Mcdonald, Dem;
T. l.. TAYLOR, Dem.
Eleventh District-A. q. Kimbough,
Dem T. K. 4. Anderson. Rcp.
Twelfth Dislrict-1um Holman, Dem:
W. T. Plunkctt, Rep.
Thirteenth Dislrct-T. r. Cole, Dem
Newton Ford, Rep.
Fourteenth District J. I. Elliott, Dem
J. l.. Young, Dem. ..E
Fifteenth District-G. l.. Powell, Dem.
r. l.. Davis, Rep.
Sixteenth District u. @. Slaughter
Dem; A. ]. Sandcrlin Rep.
Seventeenth Di-ifict-J. Nj. Bland
Rep. Robt. Jones, Rep
Eighteenth District-W. III. llughcy
Dem; j. +. Prescott, Dem.
Thrty.OnC Democrats and ten Rcpub
liCans.
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OBITUARY.


spsr.al p.sratsh io The Aprcal
J,oEsoy, Miss, Aug. a-Mr Vivian !.
Powell died this morning NJ the residence
oi CoL !. l.. Power, where he has bccn
sick for thirty days Of malarial fever He
was In his twentieth year, and was uniycr'
sally esteemed aud respected, and 10y his
quiet habits and courteous d"mcanor was
especially popular with his immediate
cainpaniuns. The funeral services took
place ~ Col Powers residence this after.
noon. The decrascds remains will bC
carried 10 Jefferson county, his old home,
iUr inicrmgut
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The following is correct lis, Of scho1
directors elected:
First District w. II. Hammer.
Second District Thomas Henderson.
Third Dislrict-C. G. Tow nscnd. =
Fourth Dislrict-llammontrcc.
Fifth District John POpe.
Sixth District Seymour Ward.
Seventh Dstrict--Guy.
Eighth Disthct-J. NJ Crews.
Ninth Dittrict-T. W. Cole.
Tenth District. w. Houston.
Eleventh District -llcnry Clark.
Twelfth Disthct-Wcslcy CLARK.
Thirteenth District -Ocbcr Esscx.
Fourteenth DiEtrict-h H. Barber.
Fifteenth District-ScO,t Jones.
Sixteenth District-Jolm johnson.
Seventeenth District-H. u. Ramsey.
Eighteenth District J. A. Battle.
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A Compliment, 20 Mr.. Richardson.

HptrIhI UlhpHItH 70 IHt AVNthTI
WASHINGTON, August S.-When Con-
gresham Richardson, Of Tennessee,
reached the House this morning he was
agreeably surprised at finding in the open
space in front Of the speakers desk, and
addressed 10 himself, large floral offering.
II was a handsome piece OF work, repre-.
senting for luck large horseshoe four feet
high and for victory u banana suspended
between the two feet of the shoe. IL was
gift from the employees Of the govern
mcnt printing office, aud wits sent in honor
Of Mr. Richardson's denomination, which
occurred yesterday.
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sonstsbIe..
The following is correct list Of consta.

The following is a correct list Of constg
hlcs elected
Eirst District Wade Grigsby.
Second Dislrict-J &. Byron.
Third Districl-Sidncy cambridge.
Fourth Dislrict-Jamcs Gift
Fifth District Mason aud Webb.
Sixth District r.. I. Ea,son.
Seventh McslbWOk.
Eighth Dislrict-Rcdd.
Ninth District-W. II, Allen.
Tenth District-T r. Mcdonald.
Eleventh Disirict-O. y. Martin.
Twelfth District-Joc Robertson.
Thirteenth District II. NJ. Robinson.
Fourteenth District-K u. Dcc.
Fifteenth District Alexander.
Sixteenth District Wm. Lang.
Seventeenth District WIN. Stigall.
Eighteenth District
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winter aud summer United.

Special Dispatch Ia The Appeal.
CoFrEEyilLE, Miss, Aug. 3.-The news
of quite novel wedding which occurred
at the residence OF Mr. W. Chapman,
twelve miles east Of here, was received to.
day. Mr.. William Burton, sixty ycars Of
age, prosperous farmer, was, during the
first OF the week, united in marriage Ia
Miss Alice Spears, a charming young lady
OF sixteen summers. Mr.. Burton served
through the war in a Co0ecvillc company.
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BRIEF TBLEuRAMs.

Three new yellow fever cases, making
eight in alI, have appeared at Manatce.
30 deaths.
The Canadian government will not al'
low Mormon settlers 10 practice pOlygamy
in the northwest
Two companies Of State militia have LETT
Hutchinson. kas., for Stevens county, the
..at ul the recent wholesale murders
The Democrats Of the Twentieth Illinois
district, In convention ut MurphysborV,
nominated TT. Robinson, oi Jacksonville,
ieI Copgi0bs,
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"sHEFFIELD" TO BE SOLD
To a Big phlladOlphla Syndicate 81

To a Big Philadelphia Byndioato Sub
oct 20 Ratification of fstockholdors.
Special Dispatch 10 The AprsG
snErpllLp, Ala, AUG Alta meeting
Of the directors Of the Sheffield Land, Iron
and Coal company tonight q proposition
made by Philadclphia tyndicatc 10 pur.
case the entire assets oi the land company
yas accepted. subject 70 ratification by the
stockholders aud the adjustment Of some
minor details by the dircciors and the
syndicate. sheffield tioct sold here today
ior ~ cents above the rr1oe realized this
day last week
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PULASKI COUNTY ARK DEMOCRATS
Hold Primaries Result ne Far as
Known Last Night.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LlrrlE Rock, Ark, Aug. 3.-Dcmo.
cratic primaries were held In this (pulaski)
county today. There was great deal Of
rowing In the "blooiy" fint ward, and
at this hour, 1 O'Clock pm, the situation
IA unknown. In the Third and Fourth
wards no trouble was had.
w. T. Hill, for county judge w. w.
Field, circuit clerk. s. u. Brown, chanccty
clerk; n. y. Glidewell, county treasurer
h Bond, county coroner, and Frank
Conway, county surveyor, had no opposi-
ton and were instructed ior throughout
the county by acclamation. Anderson
Mills, for sheriff, w. r. Blackwood, for
assessor. John Brodic, for county clerk;
I q. 4. Codman, William Nickel, !. &.
Balch and Geo. w. Hailman are thought
10 have received the majority Of instruc.
tion for representatives 10 the Legislature.
The Democratic county convention
meets here on August 10 and H. Every
Democratic club In the State IL 10 assem-
| bic hero 90 form one mammoth STAT
organization. Then II is proposed 10
move ON the enemy In the State IN pha
lanx 40 solid ~ 10 be practically lmprcgna
ble. aud to route the opposition and t,
plant Democrat supremacy In qusrten
where only misrulc and corruption hay,
heretofore held sway.
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ASSAULTED A WHITE GIRL.
Negro Who L. Very Apt To De
Lynohed at Grenada.

a Negro VINO ~ very Apt 10 DO
Lynohed at Grenada.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Aug. 3--Our
town has been excited today over the ar.
rest Of negro boy named Henry Johnson
for an assault on Miss Birdie Woods,
daughter Of James Woods, farmer living
three miles south Of town. A preliminary
trial was being held in tho courthouse,
but before any evidence was taken the at.
torney for the negro waived examination
and the sheriff spirited the prisoner away
20 the depot aud boarded train that had
Just arrived and carried him 20 the Gre.
NADIA jail TO keep him from the clutches OF
n mob that was rapidly forming 10 take
vengeance on the negro. II will not be at
all surprising u he is lynched before morn.
| ing.
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peter Hr...dy,

spcrsl Di'raNh ~ Tho APPEAL
w,uR VutEY, Miss, Aug. 3.-'Mr, Pc
ter Kennedy, father Of Alcck Kennedy, an
engineer on the Illinois Central railroad,
and recently from Columbus, O., died very
suddenly yesterday evening. llo was
hurried this evening.
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All Democratic tn Onion.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
TRoY, Tenn, Aug. 3-R. A. Pierce
claims to have carried the primaries in the
Ninth Congressional district. Taylor is
elected sheriff in Obion county. II Is con.
ccdcd that W. X. Moore is elected trustee,
Dr. Her tax assessor, and W. d. Jones
circuit court clerk. Not Republican
elected in the county.
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Piercc's Triumph.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal.
USioS Cry, Tenn, Aug. 3.-Every.
thing in this neck OF the woods is largely
Democratic. The greatest interest is
centered in the congressional race. Rice
A. Pierce, from reports received, has car
ried the following counties 0bion,
Weakley, Dyer, Crockett, Lake and Glib
son, with big vote in Lauderdale and
Haywood. This insures his nomination
on the first ballot in the convention, which
meets here on September 20. Pierce car
ries his county by over 1000 majority over
the entire opposition. In his home dis
trict he received 432, Bond, 03; Glass, q;
Coulter, /.
Milan, Humboldt and the southern part
OF Gibson counties went largely for Pierce.
The following are the officers elected in
this county: Taylor, sheriff; Askew, trus-
tee, and Her, assessor.
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Rod I,orr,'. prsI,minary Trial.

JAoEsoS, Miss, Aug. 3.--The prclim.
mary examination OF Rod +. Lowry will
take place Thursday before Justice Harris
Mrs. Lowry has almost entirely recovered
from her wounds
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II Is claimed that the Dominion govern
ment is investigating the violation Of the
Washington treaty by the American gov
ernmcnt, IN the treatment Of Canadian
vessels passing through American canals.
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MooRE.a eoN DIES.
Injuries to One Of ths victims Of Curtis
voss Prove Fatal.

FVCfIHI UfVaTfH 70 IHN HIFsNH
BRowSsyriLE, Tenn Aug. 2.-The
young man Moore Who With his father,
Mr.. Arch Moore was lsshed with a knife
in the hands Of Curtis NOss, died last
night or this morning, 40 y y reported
here today. Ills fathers condition Is un'
known, but II Is not believed he can re-
cover. II the report Of young hooro''
death be confirmed, there are hne pros
poets ior a hanging bee 10 Browsville, with
NOss in the star role.
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LP. Montgomery Recovering.

kpocIa UIspAI'h 70 The AppoaL
Jackson, Miss, Aug. al. i. Mont
gomery, the popular ticket agent Of the
Illinois Central railroad here, who has been
very VI with malarial fever, is rapidly con
yalescing
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]. l.. Legarc, Of Wool Mountain, Man,
will meet an officer Of hc american gov
eminent at Regina and pilcr testimony as
20 his claim 10 have aesisled ~ the cap
ture Of Sitting Bull iof uhich he asks a
large sum. lie inyeiglJ sitting Bulls
band inlo Canada,
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Upton County Magistrates.

The following magistrates will constitute
the new county court OF Upton, the bench
being almost entirely Democratic:
Covingon Corporation X. shelton.
Mason Corporation C. &. roindcxtcr,
First District-luko Barrett and Miller.
Second Dstrict-Jamison and Mcln.
tosh.
Third District Williams and McCuncy.
Fourth District-W Williams and Sweat.
Fifth District wilkins and Grimes.
Sixth District 1urnage and -----
Seventh District Smith and Bowen.
Eighth District Wright and Dunlap.
Ninth District Herring and Boyd.
Tenth Dslrict-Boyd and Fields (both
colorcd).
Eleventh District
Twelfth District Bradley and Greer.
Thirteenth District - Hastings and
Strange.
Fourteenth District Cash and lIamil-
ton.
Fifteenth District Pcclc and Sharp.
Con-,sbics.
The following constablcs were clcctcd'
First Distric, Taught and laud,rlale
Second District-Smith.
Thirl nistrict-Fccsrur
Fourth District Stnrrcs.
Fifth District Moore.
Sixth District Watkins.
Seventh District Smith.
Eighth District Moore.
Ninth District Faulk.
Tenth District johnson.
Eleventh District ---
Twelfth District -Sawycrs.
Thirteenth District Smith.
Fourteenth nistrict-Ells.
Fifteenth District Wnddell.
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v,er,t.lne I.o,e,, In Dsyid.o..

tpeiiai nsinirh 70 The APPEAL
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. S-1he re.
iur.s from all the wards and districts In
pavilson county have no, been received
yet, but sufficient number lave been re-
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Atkins Wins In Henry and wcakley.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
PARIS, Tenn, Aug. 3.-Henry county
acquitted herself with honor today, and
presents to the Democrats OF Tennessee
for United States senator, her honored
son, j. ID. G. Atkins On sixteen previous
occasions has she honored him, and never
has he proven false to their confidence.
Primaries were held in this and Weakley
counties yesterday for members OF the
Legislature and as to who their repre-
sentatives should be instructed to vote for
United States senator. In this county
Harris received 1913, Atkins III. Hall,
Lewis and Longacre, Atkins men, re-
ceiNed about the same vote over Tansell,
Thorp and Treyathan, Harris candidates
A dispatch from Weakley states that
Atkins carried the county over Harris two
TO one, Hall and Lewis also carrying the
county. This gives Atkins four votes in
this and Weakley county. Atkins re-
ceived 2l5 votes in the Paris district TO
fifty for Harris. The Atkins men are jub-
liant, while the Harris men are depressed
in spirits. They claimed 500 votes in the
county. This is the senator's old home.
The straight Demogratic ticket is elected
from end to end: Blakemore for sheriff,
Diggs for trustee, Provine for register and
Lakeiord Tor tax assessor are the men,
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Mrs. Iangtry has made the statement
that this would be her last season On the
stage,
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ceived to insure the election of the county
Democratic ticket and the city magisterial
ticket. There were no further develop
ments in the riot of negroes in the Tenth
district last night The coroner decided
today not to count that district in until he
could further investigate the matter. An
investigation today did not disclose any
Democratic rascality, as had been charged
against the Democrats. The Republicans
are blue.
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A Journal noted for It's
progressive spirit and
sound sense on public
questions.
Chattanooga Tim,s
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- THE APPEAL. =

One Of the conpletest
newspapers In the South
Is the old reliable Menu
phis Appeal.
Brownsville Tenn. States Democrat
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Mcicndon over Taylor, asA
Williams over Meyers, S6
Smith over Williamson, l,iGi.