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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

Mns. Rosa CAfno has opened a first.
class boarling.house nj No. los Adams
street, aud her table will be supplied with
oil thattha market affords. This u q most
desirable location. aud with Mrs. Cairo 10
charge all will be fully satisfied, ~ she Is
noted a. q superior housc.kccpcr.
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Look Ont for ChoIera-Maguire's Benne
Plant.

Forty.nve. years. lnfallible Specific for
Diafrhrd Dyscntery, Cholera Morbus. Flux,
Childrcn's Tccthing; and II taken In time
sure preventive Of Asiatic Cholera.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

THr well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics aud a
most perfect ncryinc, are found Ia Carriers
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body. aud improve the blood and com
pleNiUu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

HonowAY's vcrmifugo Connections re-
moved thirty worms from my infant T.
holland, Gcorgctown, =. Z.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

DR.. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
% Keck's stable, No. 40l Second street,
near Bcalc. Telephone ij7.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

II AZ right smart glad, Gus, that fol-
lowed your advice, for my teeth are IN
splendid condition since using Longs Pcarl
Tooth Soan"
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svnsomBE for TmE WEEKLY ArrEAI, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
ifibuton Of gifts December !.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and you will never use anv other.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

TINS Crown wash blue has no equal
Every woman recommends H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, Au
gust Z.
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surscnmr for Tng wgrgLy ArrEAL -
rer year. ani participate In the grand dis
irbniion OF giiis December l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

LOUISIANA LoTrrRr draws Tuesday, An.
gust Z.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

fon good hot weather drink uso Floyd
4 MONEYS old reliable mead.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

TnY Flc,d 4 Moneys soda. Only rc.
thcsda VAR used In The Manufacture Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

LOUISIANA LOrInY draws Tuesday, Al.
f,ual
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday, Au'
gust Z.
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WANTED.


A FIRsT.CLAss HOUSE GIRL
"a At No "a Adams street. |
A GIVE MIDDLE AGED MAN IN REAL rs !
~ tate business. Must furnish horse and buggy |
and give No reference. Good opening for tho |
right man. Address "iiusincss," this oaice.
A FIRST CLASS JEwELER THAT UNDER.
~ stands manufacturing and repairing,
v h THANER 2tlj Main street
A RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN HAVING 81, 900
~ cash TO invest Is wanted for secretary aud
treasurer of u stock company. Profits large Write
to NJ X. u. giving full name care APPEAL"
A SET or BOOKS To KEEP. OR OFFICE WORK
"a to do at nightly an able bookkecper aud good
FRANCIS, care Appeal oficc.
A GOOD GIRL CITIZENS STEAM Laundry,
"A. 20 Bcalc street.
A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR CoLoRED
"a woman at 40 Mosby St General house work,
A WHITE GIRL FOR COOK OR GENERAL
"a housework Apply at No a6l Bcale street
DoY TO WORK IN nINDERY-
ID Wills 4 Crnmpton. Sl7 Main street
DY A No. / MAN. POSITION As SHIPPING
ID clerk. Best Of references II NJ, care Appeal
DY A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND
ID good habits, who can give good reference
situation rs stcnographcr and type writer VIII iur'
niSh his own machine. Address
FRANK GUTHRIE, No, II Masonic Temple,
DOCKS EXPERTED AND ACCOUNTS ADJUST.
ID ell, with neatncs aud dispatch at Room No II
Masonic Temple. Parties wishing special work OF
80 - -----------------------
COOK ANA 80 p,o,o,,o ,,,,o,
-. ..... -, . ,,,.,.,,, ,,,,-,, 49,.
Kew lOuNG MEN boAkpEks Will III, hEr
l. erehces' No III Alabama sI,vt, eoinSt ii, uln
Mrs r. Il, WRIGHT
|IpIS-,T CIrizpN,S STEAM INuNDRy An
nnJ ., u.a,c s,rer,
: --------
VI Apply AT No. ISL Third street.
- -,.,.,,,..,-- 49,, ,y,,,,. $50, :,
( lOoD BookhhEIhh ,MOsl Nohh WELh
" ncommenlHi stau' salary cNpc''od. :. -,
oon $4,000 L' ~ cans ", s,,,, nlt
- V,l S h hso 49,, p,t 80" IA .mt II
cents NO. 'la SHELBY ST, near BGale,
IroPcRa m pAsrtrRR- APPLY ~ " A.
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Advertisements In this column win be charged at
rate OF l5c for two lines one Insertion two inser'
tions. o5c one week. bOc
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rIlAysD.

INRON YARD oF TENNEsskE nKlCK 90. oNE
II black horse mule 10 year old, about ~ hands
high. has rsLiaf sufc on shoulder. A inward viii
be paid iot information or delivery oi mule
FtNNN a COOK.
Al Tnof, Mrtiowan & 60
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

rINo EXCHANGE NASHVILLE FOR MEMPHIS
| property or for lands In Mississippi delta, on
line OF l., n. .. st RR e. VANCE.
natgsyillr, Mis-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

DRICK COTTAGE so l6s POPLAR sTEEETi
ID i've rooms. hrgc yard with fruit irrc,, etc.
~ IL NKllt-DN. lsg Main strHFt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

rINO HIRE IMMEDI ATELY COMPETENT
/ coorcl woman cook without children No
M Tennessee street
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rTo KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS OF JOHN
i aud &. II. Anderson ANY information pgard
ing them will bc thankfully reviewed by Kate and
saulh Anderson care Appeal once Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

Two RENT FIVE OR SIX ROOMS COTTAGE
by September I. Address X, thi, Office,
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CITUATIoS ny A fIRsTCLAsS MILL MAN
= either raw or planning mill; Address
MILLER Appcnt Office
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-03

HOUSES TO LEr
DRICK COTTAGE so as rOPLAR sTEEETi
ID five ROOMS large yard with fruit ircs. etc
SW GARRISON. ~ Main str'ci.
DUsINEss HOUSE, 40 loi MAIN STREET.
ID thUc stories and cellar The building II new.
Apply to l. NAocARo, No. loi bale strcct
rOTTAGE-A NEw SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE
- ou Dean avenue Apply 10 Dean Carroll, or
at No. ~ bean avenue.
I,oTTAGE EIGHT ROOMS AND AL NECE2
- sary outhouscs. In Eooi rcpalr garden Cd,
rad aud Walker avenue thousc No. u, spnthcAd
fTun city. Possession given S.picmlTt J. AIply
OF No ~ 'uninn stp'cL JOSEPH lENOM
roTTNGEs. WITH THREE AND POUR ROOMS.
I ] COOL water and all oonycutcuccS Apply NJ
Ia Manassas street
DEslDnNCF 80. OdvANCEsrREET. ALARGE
IA and comfortable outage Possession imtnc
diatcly. N. u 1RRLENANi, NJ pMsiison street
S,ToREuoUsE so. igi NAlS sTREET, spuru.
> west corner Washington Possession september
" u.s. IA LIE JR. No Madison street.
STORE HOUSES. no ~ MAIN AND 80. 81
y Front strcets from september !. Arrangement
can L. male with present tenant inr the possession
of No ~ frnut street EARLIER than september J.
'''' sP. RENp Union and Planters Bank.
OriOiiN ~ COCkE. No IS irnu' sirct
1.-TWO MN ROOM COTTAGES. con- PRovINE
] and Oricans streets APPLY ~ W Goodman.
Room - Cotton Exchange luilding
rI,wOs STORY torsE. ON CORNER of kiEl
| and Fiith sirct, CHELSEA. Call AZ abnNe adifcss
% MN BROOM HOUSES. cor 7rn ASDGAiNEi
- st. ppcr month Apply az 800,
o.. yANCF sTRgFT. APPLY 40 DIR ". n
= ] Rogers. O. Madison street
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HOUSES To LEr.

WHITE NUIsE-wELL RECOMMENDED. At
w o. Adams street.
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DFD COW, WITH sPEcRLEp FACE. BRANDED
IN with two hearts. spcckicd under buast Taken
~ four weeks aFo. Apply 10 REDMOND OLIVER
on Craig Place. three miles south NJ Nonoonnah.
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CAFES AND MACHINERY To MOVE TILL
- phone gia T. O. Robinson & 90
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DusINESs HOUSE 80. 90 MAIN STREET
ID three stories and cellar The budding II new.
Apply To l. NACCARO M. iOi lLalc street
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rOTTAGE-A NEW SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE
- on Dean avenue. Apply ~ Dean A Carroll, ~
at No a Dean avenue.
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The Special Eea U ee

of THE GoUTH's COMPANION for tie coming year, as announced in the Col ored Souvenir we have received, in- clude six Serial Stories. and One Hun. drcd and Fifty Short Stores, fully illus trated. Also Tabs of Adventure. lIlns- trated Sketches of Travel, Humorous Articles. Scientific and Historical Ar teles, Household Articles. One Thou sand Anecdotes timely Editorials dn tie leading questions of the day, and d whole page each week for 1he Httle ones. HE COMPANION has won a place Ill the home life obtained by no other paper, and is read every week in nearly Half q Million families. With it's Double Holiday Numbers at Thanksgiving, Christmas. New | ear $ and Easter, its Weekly Illustrated Sup
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The Retusn 0f Supposed Dead Man
 naaes 6 Thrilling Romanc.

htaaes inrliling K0mancs.
 special 10 The Arkansas Gazette.
 ilELkNA, Dec l.-Andrew J. Joyce who has been missing for q quarter ot century, has turned up at last and his story reads like romance.
 Before the war ar. Joyce was a leading citizen of Mar eta, Ga. In 1864 no lett that place Wtth lot O f slaves, which he disposed ot, con verting them into tobacco. Snre thss tune he has not oeen heard from ahonttwo weeks ago: On the l3; b ot Novem ber Judge J. II. Humph ries of this city aaa clerk of tho circuit court, received letter fro m Joyce dated in New Orieans, in which he sad he hal seen m an old number of the Picayune that HumphrIe~ had be en reelected CIT cut clerk. and asking for informa- ton concerning his family. He explained that after selling has slaves he had became tlockad e runner asd had been interested in various ventures with d son of ex- Governor Walls, WAS qujte success u
 tul for n while, but thst Tn IS61 he WAS thrown, fnr reasons which be did dot give, into | Cnban prison. He had just been liberated and vas Tn need of funds. On the rccei p1 ot hi- letter Judge IIumphrres at once wrote Frank Roberts of nyler Texas, anl d soa.in I;tg of Joyce. advising him Of the contents os the contents ot the letter Mir. Roberts today advises Jud dsa II nmphrIes th:d he has brought tbe old man 10 his home where he=is verSs= happy eIth ias 'iaug hter, N ho has been  3,onItGeg nim as dcad for twenty hat. years Roberts states that Joyce is now D years old and thst his mind was considerably im- paired by his long confinement. Joyce has Il daughter and son Ii Y fng in this county. A singular coincidence III this romantic story i. that the statement maue to Judge HumphrIes detalIirg his transac- tions in disposing of his sIaves is IF aim o-t the ideut,csl language em pIoved Tn the last letter Ais family hal from him in ef4.
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K: SPRI':AG)iLE NEWS
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 Merit Wiss,

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Rev. E. C. Matthews. Pastor.

II [. Gre eeH-SarNziees first sun
 eao4 month at the Baptist church Il ' a.n aad 1t night
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.nREE SERIAL STORIES EACH WEE

written exlressly for The Free Press by the best American and English au thors
 It will be seen, therefore, that by subscribing for TuE NEWS ana the Free Press. the entire family can be supp lied with all the News and with the best of current Literature for a year, at cost of
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS,

At the little Coop" you will find pie raislns at 10 cts per pound.
 Why don't some more fthe mer-. chants erect street lamps in front oithe;r business houses as II. A. oa,l has done. They will Dc \. great help during the winter.
 Vinegar o5.ets. per gallon al .ho- Coop"
 Fancy and stick candies at Daily's
 The Thespyans of Sons Chapel will present the drama entitled. 'sFen Nights IT a Barr oom" at tho . A. R. hall tonight The play is good one and as the company is composed Of what might b. termed "home folks We hope the citizens wlll attend and give them full house. See large ad Tn another column.
 IL A. Daily has the finest line . candy ever in SFringdale.
 hessrs NeHon X Miller. Of Staf. foff county. Kansas, have bought the residence @nd business property formerly owned byJ. MeD. Martin and have located here. We extend. to them cordial welcome.
 Candy b. the BARHxL II Da lr'.
 cranberries F cts. per qnart al the "Coop."
 The f"ll term of the University closed 1t Fayetteville last Frniav and Miss Coner liolcomb and slr James Wilson returned home and en tered the Normal Monday.
 Stick candy t'bes''') b cts. per pound at the Coop"
 Welton < Miller have gone into. the feed business.
 Stoned cherries 10 cts. per pound at the Coop"
 Minor Dobbins, of Iowa, Is in. town. He lived here formerly.
 Eld. J. H, Caron, a Baptist min lster of Texarkana, preached at the a. <. Church Wednesday and Thurs day ni9ht.
 Last Tuesday was the editors birthday apniver ,ary and it was the most enjoyable of the twenty that he has been tl,tsed wlih. Ms A. T. CIayoool gave dim ner for his benefit, to which were invited Mrs W. q. Rice Mrs. Mary Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Jo L. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs Jno. r. Stafford. IL was a tplcndld dinner and would have pieased the most fastidious q ure..
 III sind ol candy at "Old Bit's."
 Bae entertainment by the Liter. ar 5ueletY at the public school bsifafug hndsy night was qulte III teresaag and VII, cnIpyed by II far2e szaz,d tHc anere tbe nest eaterJ0asas features ot ,he evening ras fhe @6,e6ee 5t t.e boisterou. agFaase taat l. generally manifest tt q srca gatherings.
 Ee safe aaasee Pen N9eitS ln } 1arraou. e3 c. d | haH tos n2ts
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WASHINGTON LETTER,
WASHINGTON, D. c. Dee. ,, 18ss.

!, observed in Washington. The De- partments as usud, were closed, and business generally WAS suspended. Early in the day the streets put on a holiday aspect, and long before the bhoret bells called people to worship multtudes were abroad to find holiday amusemeuts on tLe streets and aycnues, and the thor onghtares were thron.od all day. The Ch urch observance q the day was very gen eral and included All denominations.
 There was an unusually large at- tendsnc. at he First Presby terian Church of people who had expected that the President would be pru.ol4, but they were disappointed ss Mir. Cleveland quietly slipped ava from the White House carly in the morning and attended, service at the little wood Church near hls country residence. The service vas the regalasr Thank <givlng day service, and bore no reference whatever topollties matters. Af. ter the close Of the service Ii Mrs Cleveland drove tae President into town, where he levie ged the parade Of tho National Guard of the Dl-- trict.
 f'ho last week of the Fifaieth Congress has passed with less tta n 60 ef he 325 Members of the uouso ia the ely, and judging from pres eId lnoi. atfons A full House wfIi not tle secured untii after the Holidays. The taaiI received at the House Post Office Is unusually heavy, es. pecialIy that of the Republicans, as upon them falls the burden of office seeking correspondence winch has been borne for tho past tour years by their Democratic colleagues There have been no new develop. ments with reference to tho compo. sltion of tue House Tn the Fitty-frst Congress. Demo cratic officials ex- peet that the Republicans will or sanize it. though the majority wIll necessarily be small.
 There is somo talk Of ah extra session being called by P esident Harrtson, iu order to consider the bil providing for tho admission of the Territories. A large number Of citizens of Dskota are III town and they are using every effort 10 bring this about
 Numerous and widcIy conflicting rntaors arc in crrcnia ion win rez ference to President tleveiaHd, v course of acton after the 4th ef March. It has been ttatcd thS5 soon after the expiration of nis 5tii cal term Mr. Cleveland wall return to Buffalo and rosnme his lan prae# tlce, while there ia another staa meIt made to the etfoct that he a remain m Washln@ton and engage Tn the real estate business. Itisal,9 stated that be has decided to accept the presidency ofs banking hoase m New York Clty, and there ar4 not few who express the opinIoa that he wllI Ieturn to Baifdo tUG become q candidate for Goagress from bIs old district. All et thrse rnmors appear t. lack confirmation and they. have doubtless been offer ed without cansatttng NJ. Clev> laad, ana it i> certain that he has as vet given nolnt3mat.on as to bis probable future coltrse of action, excepting that de has anaoupced the fact that he has nndcr consider atou tie iaan of going ta Europe carly in the sum :aor, aad It k prob  able that he viii spend q year or two EGrorean travelling beior" he decides upon bis future business career. slrs. Cleveland. il k un- 4,.,.ld ,s Y.,,,4 m r~..tt.
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DsE2E: CR
GIIE RICHES.

4 E. CaEECu-ScfVices each first aad fk19l sunday both morning and Hi9Gt Prayer meeting every fhars- das 5z.s =. EI9sS-meeting every third >featt.tf. Children : Missionary Snrir- Y eEe#a inst sunday at 4.50 N Wo- m9e $ 44 4is>iaaay meeting 1st Friday iH every manth at i 30 PM. Sunday seh9a' &tsi.53 every Sunday. B r DedY- ef, Sapt
 Rev. E. (. Matthews, Pastor. PHH~HYrsHIAN euURclt-l'reachmg every second S mdaH iu e3ci month. morning ald evening. Pra er meet Ing every Wednesday eXeuiut. sun dslE s.sscol e,5.4'Y sunday at nH.
 bE \. Y Milster. Pastor. II [. Cfe, seH-sar>ziees first sun
 eaos month at the Baptist church .st r a.m aad It night.
 P5fHtrtNa ReerIsr.-seryioes ev- tt7 second sunday III each month and saturday h1f5:st. .4uaGay school 9.39 N, j l. Watson, saPt.
 -. |. Loving. Pastor. As>sIo<EIts BAPTIST --Sel,3ie' ,; ey- or, tadd >fa lA and at night Prayer ttIsestztt eyer. Tlesaaa night
 !. N Neal. f.tsfe s3s5zas.a N.-Seryicea at tp- #si5fesaFelt e9e1s# @tA SsfHtE'.. n III ilf.,st;t | 2, aaia% sb{ lt,.t. !. F helleF. 1-f' izs=5 x.t.--z>'t5l5...s every Sunday U i9.2B. sunday reheei every Sunday ;ts::. !. e4 l. ii-Qir... ,,..s#..
 Es7. .t . Bartholomew, Pastor.
 44Jt.Gf&l4g~.- Sah. f54s.4 5a47#Aas n oselor6f.. ef9 Sabbath.
 r. E. Young, S55.E.
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trip, and there IS no doubt but that she vi nce to brino it about. II
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WE HAVE.
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 UPON a DL LAM J0 BeHeAl Our ,yHbscrI5ers.

TIE NEWS is blessed to 2nnounce tho completion oi special arrange. merts wherebylt is enabled 10 offer it's readers two of the bes, of fam- ly journals for but ljttIc more than the price ot one.
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S3.OOO.OO in Cash

prizes fer the three best Serial Stories of ,006 words each. \ number of the best writers have announced their in- tent;on to compete.
 In addition to the many other spec tuTes it is the intention to pub fish sections of
The Springdale news., 1888-12-07
SECRET SOCIETIES. ETC.

SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC. F. t < d-Meets at hall in Baptist r}Urea Friday night, on or before tulI moon la each month
 E. I. Deayer, II. E Atwood, Sec.
 x '. &f. CO.-Meets first Monday in each month. l. h. petrosS, Pres.
 .jno. r. Stafford, See. r. S raa Post No. 34-MeetS af- speu6of yal5t saturday ineact month. ;tl q .G-a ot idird Saturday ih each ma4s C I B hail.
 Jos, ,laau smith Commander. { '. Hall Aliutal.
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CT afeFt #s#8 Eer #am lf aaa aee tatt tt=el ltz,r. l. e A \ :. D4ly's