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Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
vAry's Pbila. Messenger, $40 Market,
city.


R1a aa9a@aEs has house lu ena city
H0n5SE4 BROsss A0A MhTkGa 9er0aA
Ourping and l0eohing, los E. Seeond St.
Try Bush's coal you will nkeit.
Try BHsh's coal you will surely like IL.
billiard =, Davis, jeWsleT, y K. Hecond ct,
Fine IS X, Rings, at HAnps, IS E. Fourth.
Frank Roop smith. druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, Goa West Front street.
Brazilian Balm. immediate cure for mumps
Fins cigars and notions at $. W, cor, 10Th
and Bennett streets. l. Bell.
Fine oigsrs, Wholesale and retail, at Dur
neln's, as King street; also and l0.ceni
tiRais. Box trade taxa nCtloe.
Wantod-boO persons to buy White ash
eigeIs and Key West cigars. 5. II, Dur9tsin,
2lb King Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Hubert A R5,pi who has bean tut
ferlng from a vsge attack OF malARihl
fayeF, ia gradually recovering end 1t is
hoped that he will soon bs able to al
tend to his business
VIM. Bowers, baker, Seventh and
JEFF rsnn Btieats, Is gradually recover.
ing from ~ sttsck Of typhoid fsVer,
ard expects to be able to venture out In
few days.
j, Harry Showalter, who broke his
knee cap by q fall nt tha shops of the
p, ". q B, Railroad Company scma
three weeks ago, 10 able to walk with
the assistance Of a orutch, and hopes to
return to his work In y short time.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Joseph BuIEauer's orchestra Of the
Opera House, went TO Lancaster yefter.
day morning By invitation of Manager
Williamson Of toe Opera House OF that
place. They we're tsndere3 q grand ~
esptlOn, tho expenses OF which were
footed By Manager S9uiier, of this city,
and WilllamaoD, OF Lancaster. Il Is
said that chimpa2Is alaed freely, sui
that when they were ssdy to return
no0s Of their hats would fit them.
Some idea oRn bA formed of tha way
they were treated from the fact that
when they went away Lsuer, tha olRci.
net player, weighs1 1S4 pounds, and
Then be ret7Tned tAis morning he
weighed 21J pounds. joe BdrsSu5r,
who weighed but 12O pounds, now tips
the bRlsnce ut 1927 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Il A. Humphrey & BIO, dealers Id
hats and caps, No 309 MnrlEet street,
have extended their store back go as I'd
connect with the store No. Z East Third
street, and persons can now enter, make
their purchases and pass out on either
street This will prove . eress convent.
ence during the holidays, As the crowd.
ing ty customers entering and depart.
ing will be meABurEbly avoided.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

PuEe, Potent, P0VHrfu PaWtd P6o.
a's Pta' Sc, Progressive pe1Pi5 Pnr-
chssGl P0siIvey Pler3s'H Pa ant
PGrsatiYs Pe'l1ts, P.Cpary L rrsk ~,
Plrserva PnSs,oal Pow err, Pf5tuce
Permanent PhyeioAl PERI c. on Pu--
chase, ProyEl
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

A special despatch from Washington
to the New York Tribune says: "Senator
German arrived here to-day aud visited
the White House to condoIe with the
vetoed President
81 have n fault to find with your
wofs," said the latter, "aHhough /
know you labored nuder the dlsRdvan.
tage Of not having entire control OF the
Committee"
"You ought to have taken my advice
at the start" replied the sen tor. "aad
hedged more than you did on your free
trade message. Your persoIal popu-
lariy would then have carried you
through"
eyes" said Mr.. Cleveland IN adreamy
sort Of way. Perhaps ! made a mis-
take. | know l am personally greatly
beloved by my party have been true
10 It's principles and to the men who
elecled me . AXE your own case
appointed Eu enc Higgins and kept him
as long aa / dared 1 made Norris
Thomss Indian Inspector because you
asked II, even against the protest OF the
CVll Beivlce Reform Association of Bal
timore have done all thp my friends
expected of me, aud have Nc cause for
regret on that 6coTe Some OF the party
criticized come of my acts, bat they
ought TO consider that knew tetter
than they what was best iot the party.
They should understand that l am the
party"
"fhere," said Mr.. German, "they
Will understand IL now"
"Well, the case is BJmewhat altered by
this result, said Mr.. Cleveland 1t is
not | who am defeated--lt ls the party
The party did not come up TO my
standard. tried to reform the party
aud II would not be reformed. am
sorry Tor the party"
"Will you eend In another free-trade
message in Deoembei" asked The sena-
/ tor.
II have not had time to think about
that yet. have been occupied In con
sOllng poor Bayar1 His misfortune is
even greater than mine. he has no
money to fall back upon am have
saved something handsome out Of my
salary. Then, too have my country
seat at Red Top, which eaa sell for a
good sum, beUauge there are plenty OF
rich men who would like to live In a
house once occupied by President Cleve-
| land. Now, Bayard has no .crtuue and
he will have no Office He hes a family,
too. 30 I have been trying to suggest
somelbing for him 10 do after next
March We thought [ wOlld 6peok to
| JOG' Chamberlain when lie ccWcs herr
neX5 week and see # he couldn't find q
piaca for him. Chamberlain Is under
considerable obligation TO Bfs1 rd-and
t1 ne, too, for that matter I've tlld all
my secretaries TO get 40 tiei' rep rls at
once, aud when l get item, tlen | will
| think about my message / may not cay
anything about the tariff, ] wrote an
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Harmony Council, No /, United
FreI ds Of America, numbering about
alty members attended divine suryiee at
Madeley Chapel, yesterday morning, and
were favored with very appropriate,
interesting and instructive sermon by
The pastor. Rev. Mr.. Ewing.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Some two or three weeks ago Mr.
Morley pr sented five ceats 70 each OF
g members OF tee Sabbath Eebool con-
nected with the Church OF tho 8edeemer,
Eighth and Monroe strtets, s5ying that
they should use the same IN ch way as
seemed best calculated to adj to tie
revenue for the support Of the church.
Accordingly, three OF the young ladies,
Misses Florence Shellady, Aam ie
Bucher and Lizzie Rlbb e, resolved to
hold fair and went to work to pur-
chase and collect articles for the same,
deeminR that the best method of augu-
menting the sum placed in their h4nts
by Thursday evening the arrangements
were completed ami their friends were
invited to attend the sale, in the infant
school room OF the church, which was
kept open on that and the succeed
ing Friday and Sa urlay evenings.
Their friends pa ronized them quite
literally and the articles remaining on
hand were s)ld at au itiOn on Saturday
evening. Although the prices ruled
rather low, the proceeds rea lizsd above
expenses netted 500, aud this sum they
presented to the church on Sunday
morning. They deserve credit for their
efforts, as the Is cents invested by Su-
pcrintendent Morley certainly yieldld
very large return. If all the others do
equal Y well the project of renovating
and enlargiHg he cdurch viii be success
full. Two other young ladies, Misses
Lizzie and Helen Kates, No. 5l5 Wash
ing on street, propose 10 hold lair next
Friday aud Saturday evenings, and their
friends Will be invited to call aud bring
their pocket books along with them.
Special bargains. Two gccd pianos,
SA0i one hauesu.us plano for $50; ute
octave plano fer t75; Ona beautiful
carved plano for 800 Taesl irBtru-
nsu sold on v6Ty easy mnuth'y pay
man,h. 81. r. Rob ls1, 40 Market
ah.nnk.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
FOR MEN WE HAVE

FOIh MEN w "A hf1VG
A good, strong, durable
Suit for IS.
a servIceable union, fast
color, 81, SO and $40.
A corkscrew that will wear
In either sack or cutaway
$I2 90.
A line of dark mixtures.
(woolen), in fack or cuta-
way, $I2.oo.
A line of worsted corkscrew6
In sack or cutaway (tine
goods), $I4 so and $40.
A splendid value In fine
black diagonal. in sack.
cutaway or Prince Albert
or frock, $40, $22, $25.
PHIL. J, WALSH & co.
506 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Ot'ey Vernon hEs on bis stalls In The
Eiztt1 street. market, good supply Of
Dosk, sausage and scrSpple, which Id Is
se ling at reasonable prices. 1t is No.
l article, and hnds ready sale Porsd as
ShC Euy oIoe are sure to call again.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. II The Northwest
wind this morning blew down the entire
rear wall on the Madison Avenue end of
the new Sth Regiment Armory, a wall
that was $50 feet long, 70 feet high and
"a feet thick. The tfficial inspector OF
buildings says II was good wall.
The armorg is being built on a block
between Ninety fourth and Ninety fifth
streets, and Park aud Madison avenues
The ground here is on one of the highest
elevations in the city. The great mass OF
brick, cement and other things fell with
a tremendous noise that was heard a long
way off Thl top of the wall blew in al d
the middle bulged out toward Madison
Avenue. Luckily no one was hurt.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

A lSTge bay horse end a blaCk mare,
belonging to William H. Thl mpEor,
straytd or were stolen from the pasture
near East Lake Park, lnsE Saturday
evening. A suitEhls reward will be
paid for thclr rso0veTy.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
This Mornings UoGrt.

Judge Ball presided At this mornings
sateion OF shs oity court, and disposed
o the folio wing cases: VIM. I. Page.
charged Sith dTEnkenntss, was & 1ed 81
Ahd costs. Wm. sswn wBs charged
u ith corner lounsing, and Officer Bur
lIigh, who made the arrest, testihsd
hat he with number of othars were
lh the habit OF oongreEst ng Rt f fth ana
Walnut streHta ani annoying the con
Htesetlou 0. the GoymAA BapsIs.
LbuFoh.
TIE acolted lIve8 lear Third and
Walnut siEsatg, ana had bsen wsInet
10 remain away from the cCrnEr ssyeIEl
Nmes by tbs officer. The judge i'm
H9ssd hne OF 81 ard costs. William
j 5hDaon, OharieE Ponser, John Gordon
IND Charles Rcdie, sll colorad, were
dhsrgsh With TIRE. .p1ss on the property
~ the w. & B Railroad O mpany.
0lfloer VsDdegrlit, VINO made the ares,
10 eitihed that the COMPANY WAS greatly
\ n2ged by men breaking into the cErr
Ind ssellag grain,
Yesterday hu wRB notified that som
men were In q car on the 6hsllpot cut.
bif, AID npon going to the place In 5
shifter, found the defendants playing
cards He captured tba entire party
md lodged tbsm In he ball, They were
hned 81 and costs each,
George Fisher, colorsd, Was charged
With using pTofGns snd abusive lRu
g1SRa, but as bis WilnsssGs were not
p p!6sent, the hearing wss postponed I'M
I'll this eveRipg.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

s'ronE cough candy at Ferguson'F II
Eays 3 cord street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

To trsGe, two story brick house, cot,
ssiuirg eight rooms and bath, nearly
rey, for eiecHio light EtoCk. Apply al
Ghis Ollioa.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

The only Temperance BithB known, Il
stimulates The Brain and qutts II; Nerves, rgu-
i,tss the Bowels ard produces 4 perfect blood
cirCuation which is sure 10 restore pstsct
hath.
GEO. ". DAVIS. OF log Bsronne ST., New
Orleans, La, whites under date May 2eth
1858 40 follows: II havA been going TO the
Hot Springs, Ark, fr tiiteen ysars for an
it,hlng humOr in nv bleed. | have iust
used three bottles OF Vinogar HittBTB, and It
htB done n IN, r. gOgd than ths Springs, II
% The bfsl modicir5 tualn
jas Pu J. FNGAN, OF No 10 West st
New YorE, F.Tl; - Have OF hem without
Vinegar bfgtsr5 for tha pat tWslYe years
and OonP'der It q Who'll, modi,lna chest In
oar bal y"
A Beautiful book rec.
AddrtAa, R.H McUOSAIO DRUG
co. ,6J2 WAshInGtOnh 81, New York
bT.eO.hH
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Taylor D. Fullerton'H rheumatic mix
turs oureB rheumatism In sil Its forms,
Taylor & Fullerton, 303 King elEeet.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

That sdvsrti5ei y. l.. Hollis hsd skipped
with that twenty hye oents candy fajtOFy
iTom 2 0. West SEC nd strget, 70 20, bi2
King street. In both plaosR
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Pains N the back are frequently caused
by sudden wreuching OF the spine. A
few applications of Salvation Oil viii give
lermanant relief.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Fyr the b-5s gfalls Of LoAisa caal
iTy 3. steam boat oflica fuls Cf EcHrlh
1tIG6t. Telephone Nc. 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

To morrow promises to be from fair 10
partially cloudy, end rather warmer
Similar conditions will probably pre-
vail on Wednesday, with rain near the
lakes and TO tho eastward.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

OTayon portrait and frsms on in
Hlalimsnt 20 Cummings photograph
gallery, 592 Market ttFsay, NOW ie p
good ch4nce for pies Dbslz mE3 pEsa-
ant.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

The Young Mems Democratic Club
took doHn their banner, with the 70
tfait1 OF Cleveland and Thurman, this
morning, carefully wrapped them in
bAndannas, perfumCd with snuff, and
j d t. EN- s~ny in their little trundlo
beds for another time.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Hs'nssB aud trunks Of PeESias', lOl
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Al bAFRAin, Groom house, with con
yeniencss. Only $3.50 required down
Apply TO W. Boot Vernon, shls ofios.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
natt . win ps.nsrndoss.

NUsKoGEE /. T Nov. 11.-One hun
dred prominent citizens OF the Creek ma
tion have formed themselves into a vigi j.
lance committee for the purpose Of rid
ding the Western portion Of the Nation
of large number Of despe, ADDE'S who
have been making that section of terri
tory their rendezvous for a number of
years Putting themselves under the
leadership of Captain serblance and vii
liam Menac, these men have for the past
two weeks been securing the country and
have arrested and turned over to the
United States marshal some fifteen
prif oners.
To day the Vigilance Committee sur
rounded the notorious Barnett gang, who
had coDcea ed Themselves in the house of
Abe Csdpr, member of their order, and
demanded their surrender By way of
reply the desperadoes opened fire upon
the citizens A pitched battle ensued /,
and Nose Mcintosh, one of the most re-
spect d men of the Creek Nation was
killed by tie shots from the desperadoes.
One of the Barnett gang, whose name lie
unknown, was killed and two. Others were
wounded. Determined citizens are still
gusrt ing the house They sent mes
senger for help to this place and other
points, and in response 200 armed men
are en- route to the place.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Now York Blue Point Oysters
henry Blouth's Restaurant. Very Hna
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

Drastic medicines almost always do
harm. A mild cathartic like Laxador,
the golde " remedy, meets the require
ments OF the great majority of cases. All
druggists sell it for only % cents
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

lIDr James Corrie, dentist in BaltimoT",
writes; "I have used DIR Bulls Cough
Syrup personally and in my family for
two or three years, and am prepared to
cay that there is nothing to compare to
it as remedy for cough, cod, etc. +" 25
CENTS
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

For The best grades Of L5aish coal
try 81 steamboat oftioa, futU gt Fourth
s5r e. Telephone No. 81,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

NEERLkO0 DEES sorS51 sFS EnS 6n5a5isF G5aF
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

TOR SALE-rWO aupD COWS; ONE
g spttnEiDg apply to htEBY CARR,
BIaat lord street, near a. Cvsr IhiId street
bridge, nl2 OF
Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-12

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11
MEMPHIS. OSFORD& COLUMBUS RY co.

The snrthoifrrs IN the above nawci tennessee
rUfnfiauy Hfr notified 81 meet II tuininlib. tuowi
N,rib4nts. HashauFr, iu the ely ~ Memphis atb
4, ,i,sL am un saturday. the 18TH day ~ AuFustt
~ the rfst annual meeting ~ .lorsholdtro ~
sad COMPANY. when aud whcty TIE contract ~
consolidation will ~ fauhUi sud Confirmed % 70
t.ftssi which has b,ru aFtrri uu ~ thp tcspcrtts
hnsris II directors ~ the following uilNaN Gun
pBnlts va The Memphis uNiuri columbus
N.iiWay company chartered under the laws -
T,nnss 90 thr usmphiH ONiutl 4 columbus hhil'
Wsy rumUauv. chartered ~ The Laws Of Niss.t'
sind. aud thg NrmUhls Tusulola = Aihhu.
Hallway UuWp1uY. chartered hhl'i We ~. ~ II.
Matawa A uU meeting iu prfauu ~ hJ pfuN 10
dtalf,id ~ 10 NiII rHlulfu Two hifla Nul' ~ w.
,tpTthDiirfs a. urii uui Cuuhfm 90, contract "
consolidation.
ions " uIitAKp,
praiisnt ". &C BOLIVIA, ~ Ignug"os
" - WuHtH-Is, HyJfgihD aud li'hni''
H. IL q 90. o.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

Il
tho
the the
aSYln of Iaisus
ut the
surrounded Burning the
anlr Of trlu
anlh Paris
Wnht and Rhcin military
Of the
re-
Of the Crul
Ing Of the reinforced
hoyon mil francs
% the front and Petrol ltrcy De-
m naul doNuo
cuton
burning of Paris Tea uf he
onvrib
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
70 Fifth Avenue. New York.
MIErIIs RIIp1slnF ErNIL

OF HlBUlTS RLlpi MADE suNIRD
flISifkS IN the house during the
summer months. that there may
b. no delay Ia promptly rcliev-
ing sudden attacks oi tholcfu
MOrbus. Cump. Collie. aud other
violent pains resulting from
vcriniulcCucc In Green Fruits,
Stale Vegetables. Iced Drinks,
leo Cream. etc These Plnsters
are ready for immediate use
they represent the very best
quality ~ mustard. aud never
fail 10 act promptly. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
livery intelligent Physician
tries 10 impress upon patrons
the Importance u keeping the
air of the sick room pure and un
contaminated This eau BE- done
by burning HipR1sLPHfh0l Pas
MUS which will quickly render
the air fresh aud inyigomting
Put up Ia neat tin boxes aud
sold by Druggists NJ 2, cents, Of
sent POSTPAID by
sEkBUKY a JOHNSON. n. y
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11
What is ScrofuIa

tits that impurity in the blood, which, accumu-
lating in the glands Of the neck, produces un-
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
DEVELOPS ulcers In the eyes, ears, nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which 10 the origin
OF pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to humors."
It's more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofuls combines the worst
possible features Of both Being the most ancient.
II IL the most general Of all diseases or affections.
for very few persons are entirely free from IL.
How can II be curedH BY taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which, by tho cures 1t has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarsaparilla is unequalled and some Of tho
cures It has effected are really wonderful. nyou
suffer from scrofula in any Of its various forms,
DO sure to give Hoods sarsaparilla q trial.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
so'dby all druggists. ST. six fors IS. Prepared only
By G. l. HOOD a CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr e. Wrsf'a NTHyE Asp UnNN ItfArHtFr
aTusfautrsi strrinC iuf l'trfia. ulNuuss IN
VUifIyUa Die affyuus NpufaiUlA Headache. NrfF'
one Penetration caused ~ the 49, ~ aIruul ~ 70
bar1n Waksiulusss Neutal bvpfufsluu -nlirnlnf
a. the UfaIu resulting IN insanity Hul lrllhH -
AL IaUfV di.4y aui death. Premature Oh Age haf
frunsst t1s ~ powet IN either - Involuntary
l0sss aud HtrffnAtuuhra causssl ~ over 'Af iitpn
"A the hfsIn frlf abuse ~ uYuf. iuiulfrufr ltfh
los contains unr months treatment tlHl hnA
ofslG bptrs cor o. 90. ssnt W mall pfciail "h 70
,cid II price
Wa Guarantee Sis Boxes
To rufe any Cssr, With each uflef tcrrNei ~ ",
t,f.l. b,res ACCOMPANIED with sou ~ will srui
The ptitrhasrf or Written guarantee a. friuui tha
money n tho treatment does Dot gfrrt a turu
Guaautrss Issued Unly ~ John r. Mui '1'
n1wdy Co. Druggists. role Agents Main street
Nsmthla Tenn
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ANALYSIS
Total solids in U. : gals

. show no organic or animalic matter Of
any kind, but more solids than any
other Of the celebrated hcalth-giying
springs Of this vicinity, or for that mat
ter the entire United States.
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Creditors Notice.

No srs1 n q In the Chanccfy Court u shelby
county Trunc.yy a. A CLARK q al " ,. ,
Mikius a A.
Il appearing from an order Of Count eui,I.n
ti.t tiIs II a pfi,r.iIuF Instituted Zoe me pua'e
"A settling 90 the estate Of = q Nikiua unlei ~
tpsolvrut avs ~ Tennessee u is. hrW! W, ~,
duftsi that az parties yhlmluH ~ ~ ,i'nlgl. ~
hefUu aud h. made parties h,frio nn uf psleV ~ ~
met MONDAY in september lNsN ~ ih,' .a -
infrfpf iafrd from sharing lu hia assign. 800.
vr,L L,f fDuf tuUrrssitU weeks lu lnt hAhih'
ANN This the g5th day II July l.N
uytN BRADLEY n. G. 4 AMI " 49,. d. s,..,
" I,'su''' lsliliel
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oru they don't they should know that
psnrum Root Eminent cured big head IN
mule. for W. y. Hunt, Of hdairsyille, NY.
J. ". Mallory, 81 Forts station Tenn,
s,,ci hi. hoy. Of blind siAggers with a. In
fact this King Of Linimcnts u invaluable
Tor man and beast, and no family should be
without h. 80 cents per bottle. For sale at
uei,tsrs drug store. 30 % Main street
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AT AUCTION,
IN THE
CITY OF MILWAUKEE
In THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
-BEGlNNING-
Monday, August 27, 1888,
AT 7:3O PM.

II is imperative FOR any one seeking
health and recreation TO have quictudc,
pure air and inspiring surroundings.
This the Orinda Park can give IN larger
abundance than any other property Of
its size. The
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. u.,,,,o.. a.ror, circulated.

srcciai Disp-tch to The Apiesl
GRENADA, Miss, Aug l0.-some mall.
eious person has put In circulation that
Grenada has yellow fever. The report
has no foundation whatever. Grenada
was never healthier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11

with teeth all stained, and loose, ! thought
That nothing could he begged or bought
To cur them, and cried, in pain,
20 would tina, they were good againl"
AZ last, LEI songs ~ praise 60 round,
A cure In solOdont found
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0RINDA SPRING PARK,
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.

This Beautifully Located Property the Mnomone River og the Famous City
in this advertisement will be sold lots to suit purchasers
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FranCO-German War.

Rpe with Novel Startling and Mechanical Effects Realistic r1nton fyo
Miles ally AH,nrNN
Spectacle produced
Artillery,