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Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
The Uninsue FIo.rsioa Bll

WAsHIK GTOS, D, c., ss7i
Th5ra isLoW every i9lsca l0@
that the serRts VII to u5uoH 70
reconsider - Tasty .c'lll iaia
the Scott ChiGgse TIL IL ib6Wi
II the Pfssldout'o MN.g2e e.'i'i
information that ID e Olg 80 l'i'l
not BEEN rtie ned. GHu'h't pol 4
refer the bill 10 the CJl@itisi Olv
mlltce on TbreiEn rg'r''nrs wv
prevali. Pacific caagr Z r9bie''
tors cay that Il this she 3! -.
will have small hopes % csriJ'is'
foGnia for Harrison.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

IB. Eastbu n, Harrison ,n ntC IF
1910 was at that lime q ,, lys cinl
ana and during that mea'oi'yS 5r.h
called cal on old TipPecanoe a. a, s and in
stayed oil night at bis !, n S,Ir at MI Of
puil Of hard CIDER with .. n,Il v Noe e !
over aver rs voters all Of whom 5laa az nd Il,
tically supporting hA'''''
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

A cav oulgn3iog to Rn. Wilson, who
res DIES on the Kenneth pike, about q
mtle above Greenviile Oh7isgiAua HID,
IN comiuR Ia from tue pasture on We'd
ne5tAg evening. picked up tn apple,
Esiah l.uEec 10 her throat, Rn5 dtePlie
81 ttio'ts o farce II r. to her Btgr aoa
ny tha ute Of whip s.oGb, eho chs ked
TO de5th,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Tbs bssar and supper ct Lower Bran
dyW iue Presby IeTiAn Church, on we'd
DsSdny aud Thursday evenings, pasiet
of very pleasantly, a. well as pAtisfRo
tOtily in sill respects. Tho tsbies o.
fancy asticee, % well as those with
idibleg, were we'll patronizsd, and The
receipts viii THngs from $3.50 70 S4c0
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

james Barton, proprietor OF the Nov
city Theatre Is running a flrst-class va
riety show this week and will continue
to do 60. Nothing but fret class talent
10 engaged. The pro- ramme this week
consists Of the Nesbitts the great sketch
artists, Hennlngs and Lee; also he black
p'cania the smallest black faced wing
dancer 10 the void. Admission 10 aud
20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14


Mrs, Rose Wtis5cry,rol N,55l
calf street, was shocked LuWpniu
AZ Filth and Baubriag. strtu h
delphia, about 9 o'cIo K yestsEllt
noon, aud a n,namoulas.olI ami
Mrs. We sbIrger carried ia her uai
Killed Mrs wcthcrspr was "a
bruised about the body api face IL!
taken 10 the Pcnrsylgau,aH5.phl
youthful driver e the team wss IN
an hour later at his home, 80 lAH
street, and locked up ia the Sod
trict station house, to aw,,t t.tisi
toe Coroner's inquest, Which Wild
TO- doy'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Pster DouRhtrty, not the original
however, wee before judge Turner lhis
morning Oh aged with Drunkenness
Sergeant Peterson teEliAtd that BIO four
The prisoner or ehipley street, 90 drunh
that he had to be hauled to ibe station
In wagon. As IL was his hFst odenss,
be Ssa only fined 30 esn'O and coata
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Tie Pasty g. JIusa COmpsny Ehi2Ped
, esteTGaS = car load OF machinery to
Salmon Falls, Mss'., hlso one TO Mat
tipRn, az tile same g ate. The same
will ship two loads Of ma
a. inery 10 the IDEAL Lime and sand
stone Company, located a. Texas, MD.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

The Novllty Theatre on Front street
near Ki0g IA ore OF the most attractive
p aces in this city. Mr.. Barton has s.
cured some OF the best variety talent In
this county aud FIRST class performances
are given every night
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Powsll, " the Third street market,
has secured q fsw TOulpadores, a variety
o. d'h = Eioh are very populsr In NV
York but tcarso,y lnOHn btre They
are 90 d to be dtliCio1p. He slRo has n
fol psBrrtmtnt OF Cape Ray eOodite,
white fsb, Il n doIB, COdhsh, SUE baEs
and ha5dOek.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Yesterday afternoon the Harlan &
H3llines worth Company shipped Eve
car loads OF kpt OK down" cars to New
York. From Hs2 York tho osrG Will
he shipped by tho brig Harry Smith to
EnseI ada, South America.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Bore eyes in aud around 3 circuit Of
three hundred miles OF Wilmington. Del
can be cured II they viii use DR. simms'
Eye Cure, the iGmous remedy for weak,
sore and Unframed eyes AID syelids. Is
and 81 cent?. Depot Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
PosIIIyE PUBLIC SALE OF REAL
TAlh, on
URDAY, sEPTEMRER 2lnd. 1853.
TOTTCE 10 DELINOUFNTs.

IN WILMINGrOR COAL GAS COMPANY
WILMINGTON, Dbl, Sept. l4th, 1855.
Many or our patruns hays fai1ed to nay their
bills Ia accordance with the rules VI the e4m-
pahyi and In some cases are Ia arrears for sOn-
siderable amounts and for a long lime; this 10
TO inform ali turh parties tat their bills must
be arranged WITHOUT DELAY, or the Fas will
be stopped Oh aud tho meter rem owed, with
out further notice.
Debtors are particularly requested 10 call at
oHee and make settlement, anu thus avoid the
unpleasant remedy referred to. by order Of
the Board, EDWARD re VS.
bI4-LAt Hnealdenl.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

O fee, fresh roasted twice , -
best goods IN the market, Ciino.'I
o East Second street FT''
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

For = Dragticll business I'd ucsuiol to
tho Wilmirglon Con msrclRl CoueRr.
Catalogue FREQ
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
FIRING Up.

As political interest
warns up so the Cloth.
ing trade gets more in.
terestlng at SIKH and
Market Every man
and boy must have
clothing, and wants to
buy it just where he
can get the most cents
worth for his dollar.
Why Isn't Sixth and
Market that placel The
new goods for Fall wear
are In, they are Just
splendid, and a few dol
lars will fit you out in
such a suit as will sur
prise You, Thick OF
q mans all wool Suit
for Ten DELAYS, In
ether Sack or Cutaway
Coat made right here
in Wilmington. You
get good goods. you en-
courage home industry
and you have our guar
antee that you get your
moneys worth. Could
we do morel
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

Our 30 and 60 cent Teas ueil
line OF goods, Crpp NE, No 5
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
KoT5

The Philllas open 81 Chi5szo to
n ORION,
Tue h'hleNs and Brooklyn Clubs pia.
Ills afternoon.
ina salSpuOrs Och ta.lrd to epostr
in Cleveland yesteTdAy and the game
1Gs ftfti,el 10 Ole7eland by cor. #
9ICO
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

IIyatt's MlaarF D- 1a5. u.s. f"'
oyerruRar'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
Base BAH.

TIE following games were plsye6
yesIerday:
A. Dotroit-Dstroit. II; PbilAdel-
phia, 2
Al ohies5o-ohlosgn, 8; New York, S.
At Indlanapolis- Indianapolis, Z,
Boston, TO-
ton, 8
vile, 2. - 0''
At r..'Aielohla-Ata'ulc, 9; -,
more. l..
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
OhioIca ofoquottes,
rtViIed Orlos, Lobster salad,
Lobster Outlets, Erled Oysters,
Chicken EaiGd,
Kan and tongue, Rl1p3d, Hollis.
CREAM
Vanilla, strawberry, BiJlqe and Peach.
ICES
Grange and Apricot,
Fancy Uskes,
Ocfoo, Fluit.

Daring the rspast the First Regiment
Band gave a concert Of musical sileo-
tiors. After the good things had been
partskeu OF the members we're raped
TO order by Past Grand Master d W,
Pyle, v no said e b. james, pest grand
m Aster, WISE present and would address
f5w remarks % ttole present.
The toAsts that followed were: "The
Oily OF Trenton" Manuel Kline, OF
South Treptoni South Trenton Lodge"
G crge Hsmmell; "Eien Lodge" ID
". Pyle; "rhe City OF Wilmington, !"
John &. Groho; 1.-THE Ladies'" II. u
Piokels
The speeches were full of wit and
wisdom and lasted until nearly /
&c COX this morning.
At2 O'Clock this morning the guests
were escorted TO the B, & U. station
and departed on the north. bound train
a. that hour for home.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

WANTED - A SrRONG IHrELLl'
w gent boy. about 10 yoGra OF age. Ad
dIsss 10 own handwriting, h. b M, this
ONCE. BiA,2t
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

nj URSE.
~ ANY ouo wanting a gcod nurss eau
mad one ~ calling Ut bl5 Oiguge st. JA2s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26
UyHIyAI.ED DISPLAY
.Commcmoratius the Aohlevernsats of

Cincinnati is busy place just now, and
will be for one hundred days and nights from
the Fourth of July. The occasion is the
Inauguration of her monster jubilee in honor
Of the one hundredth anniversary of the set
Element of the Northwest Territory. The
Exposition is not of mere local significance.
A dozen States are officially connected with
it, and have separate displays, and the
General Government has contributed the
magnificent collection of curiosities and
objects ofinterest which belong to the Smith
sonian Institute and the Fish Commission al
Washington. The attractions are of q high
order of merit, embracing an Art Gallery
made up of some of the finest masterpieces in
both this and the old country, the aggregate
value Of which is over a million dollars
buildings both permanent and temporary
covering forty-three acres of ground, all
under one continuous roof, and with nearly a
million square feet of exhibiting space; an
electrical display of unexampled magnih-
cence and brilliancy; a machinery exhibit
covering acres of ground; Pioneer, Agricul-
tural, and Horticultural Halls, and an Enter
tainmert Hall in which will be given spectac-
ular and operatic performances of the best
talent of two hemispheres. Everything is, in
fact, on the most liberal scale, and visitors
can visit the show on excursion rates from all
points.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

rBJ. H. Wade, of Cleveland, prominent
Democrat. has declared his intention of vot-
ing for Harrison and Morton.-Ti6fn Tri-
bNne.
Yes, Wade has Topped. Heis millionaire
Democrat, who has accumulated his millions
off of labor and the consumer through the
high protective tariff. He is opposed to
Cleveland because the President favors re-
duction of the tariff tax in order to give labor
a boost and cheaper the necessaries of life.
Wade has piled up his millions of MOI ey be-
cause he was protected in it by the govern
ment, while the men working in his factories
and shops are on half time and pay and on
She eve of striking in order to keep the wolf
from their doors. But the people are getting
their eyes open, for the men who have been
paying this bounty to make few men rich
and the majority poorer, will this year have
the backbone to vote for their interest just as
this millionaire will vote for his. They will
vote for Cleveland while Wade and his class
will vote against HIM.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

My daughter Maud has used Hibbard's Rheu.
matte Syrup and Plasters, which you so strongly
Recommendation to try for inHammatory fheu,na.
tism. Her limbs were badly swollen. and the poor
girl was In terrible agony. In the midst Of the pain
we wound the Plastcrs about hsr limbs, and, As
result the, swelling was reduced and she became
quiet and rested. The syrup corrected her indiges-
ton cleanscd the rheumatic poison from her blool.
and she is now able to be around the house. Hib.
bards Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters are remedies
Of great merit. REvJ, RoDEKTs,
Pastor First NJ. E. Church, Fremont. Mich.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26
An Ohio Man Chairman of the Nation.
nj Elk, Com.

At meeting of the National Committee
last week Calvin s. Brice, of Ohio, was made
chairman of the Executive Committee.
Speaking of the selection the Chicago Herald
says:
The appointment of Calvin s. Brice as
Chairman of tho Democratic National Com
mittee is one that will be fully approved be-
cause of its eminent fitness. Mr.. Brice is a
business man of the highest quality. He has
Been the architect of his own fortunes, and
through his native ability has brought him.
self into the front rank of the business men
OF his time. Shrewd, alert and prudent, he
Possesses all those qualities which go to make
a great leader, and under his generalship the
Democracy can rest content that no phase OF
fhe battle will be overlooked and no advant-
age frittered away.
Modern Presidential contests present many
of the aspects of great military campaign.
BY the aid of the telegraph the whole field is
under the immediate control of the CON-
mander- int Chief, and every week and every
strong position is known. Every school dis
trict throughout the United States can be
brought under his observation, and It he rise
30 the full height of his opportunity the greai
leader and organizer can develop the ful
strength of his party. This was the grea
mower of Mr.. Tilden, who understood, bette
than any other man since the days OF Martin
Van Buren,, how to bring out the party vote
Mr.. Brice possesses many of the character
istics of Mr.. Tilden, and in his hands we ma!
feel assured the interests Of the Democratic
narty are safe. %4N
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26
NAPOLEON, O., July 23d, 'Se.
Tohe tar payers ofNapOleOn Corporation;

To the tar payers Of Napoleon Corporation:
The editor of the Henry County Demokrdt
has half column article in the last issue of
his paper, censuring the Corporation Clerk
for receiving or accepting an increase of So
per month, which is virtually reinstating the
Clerk to his former salary.
After taking Mr.. Donovan and the other
members of the Council to task who voted
for the increase, and who knew that if the
Clerk would put in bill for acting as Audi
tor, (which town of this size is supposed to
have) and for all transcripts for which the
Statutes allows him the same as any other
officer for similar services, it would amount
to considerable more than s. per month, and
these same men are charged by this man
Clementwith squandering the peoples money.
It wouldn't come amiss for Clement to ex-
plain why he goes to the other offices and
gets copy of the Ordinances and publishes
them and expects to have his bill allowed by
the Council when the Statutes says "it shall
be the duty of the Clerk to publish Ordinan-
ances in some paper of general circulation"
Now if see fit to give them to the official
organ, what right has Clement to publish the
same and expect the tax payers to stand the
bill? Iwant the tax payers to see where the
"Squandering" comes in.
Again, he warns me if am not satisfied
with 500 per month, to shake the dust off of
my shoes and get out of town. / want to say
right here to this man Clement that he better
have some one canvass the town for sigma
lures, and see how badly he is wanted
here before he begins to order people out of
town.
Having been born in Napoleon and inter-
ested in my town, State and county, I don't
think / shall move, on account of a recent
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26
An Interesting Course ofLectures.

The Political Science Association Of the
University of Michigan has made arrange
ments for a course of six lectures to be given
during the next year. These lectures will
treat of the American Constitution as re-
flected in the Federal and the State Courts,
md villbs delivered BY prominent jurists Of
she country. Hon. Stanley Matthews. Of the
suprsrns Bench, Hon. T. III. Cooley, Chair
man of the Inter State Commerce Commits
sion; Hon. Daniel Il, Chanaberlsn, eT;G Gov
Hitchcock, ofPSt. Louis, have already signi-
Red their willingness To take IN this course.
AS these lectures vii Ifbe both critical and bio.
graphical, treating of the lives of the Chic I
justices Of the United States, they will be Of
interestto students oftAmericans History aa
we'll as to students Of law. =
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

BThe Senate on Friday last confirmed
the nomination of Melville W. Fuller ras Chief
Justice, by a vote of Al to 20, after season
of the most disgraceful Republican fillibus-
terine ever witnessed in Senatorial body.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

s-The Republican party says to the work
ingman: 'It is true that we are in favor of
large revenues and subsidies to trusts and
monopolies and must therefore heavily tax
your food and clothing, but just look here; we
offer you Free Whisky, and you can get as
drunk as "biled owl'' for less than twelve
and half cents. Now do vote with us, won't
you?"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26
FLATROCK In LINE!
A Call to Organize a Cleveland and
Thurman Club!

The Democrats of Flatrock township will
meet at the Clerks Office in Florida, on
Saturday Evening, July 2sth, 1888,
at o'clock, for the purpose of organizing a
Cleveland and Thurman Club. Those Demo-
Gratis living in adjoining territory are also
invited to be present and enroll their names
in the club. A full attendance is desired.
By order of COMMITTEE.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

W-The Darby Independent and Morton
Chronicle, Pennsylvania papers heretofore
Republican, have come out flat-footed for
Cleveland and tariff reform. Charles F. Ser
1ill, chief burgess of Darby, and James Me-
Gahrey, textile worker, both heretofore
ardent and energetic Republicans are
at the head of movement of Republi-
cans in that section to support Cleveland.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26
Cheap Excursion 10 Niagara Falls b!
the Wabash.

the WABASH
/ Thepromised cheap excursion to Niagara
Ralls over the Wabash RsiIway, will leave by
special train, Tuesday. August II, via Toledo
and TIE Michigan Central Raih Dad. The
round trip rate from Napoleon will be only
$500. Tickets will be good going on special
train Of Aug. l4th, to return at any time with
in five days after day of sale. A special return
train will also be run. leaving Niagara Falls
at 8 p. M, on August 10th. Ample time is
thus afforded. with privilege of returning al
any time within the five days limit. The
splendid train service of the Wabash will
make tina trip one of continuous enjoyment.
Information as to time of tho special train,
sleeping car accommo dations, etc., can be
obtained of any ticket agent of the Wabash,
or by addressing --.... ....
H. X. GnEGoRY,
Trav. Pass. and Excur. Agt. Danville, Ills.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

.B-The Democrats, laboring men and
green-backers, of Wisconsin, have united on
Cleveland and Thurman. This will place the
State in the Democratic column.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

importation who hoated into town from Goo
knows where, and who has no interests II
common with our people.
5Jss1a 49, Z O. Dom, Clerk.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-26

EEx- Gov. Thomas Young died at his
home in Cincinnati on the Goth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
Probate Court.

Sarah G. Millington was appointed cx'
.cutrix Of estate Of Mrs Agnes NJ. l.. Pat
lison, deceased. Mn. Paitison, In hcl
will, leaves to her mother, Mrs. 5. q. Mill
Iington, 8, 800 in money, her separate
property, and also bequeathed her mother
all her jewclry and paraphernaliO, and ap-
pointed her mother execntrix. Mr.. T..
+. Pattison, ON Monday, was mp.
pointed administrator by tho probate
court OF his wiie's estate, and on
yesterday the court revoked the order up.
pointing him IN administrator, the will
having been presented and admitted "a
probate. II is rumorcd that the will will
be contested.
v ID. Fuchs was appointed adminis,ra
tor OF estate Of Caspar Caspard, deceased
i. Billingslod was appointed guardian
OF Walter NJ. Bllingslcd, "a minor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
a brutal Farmer.

QuiNcY. H., Aug. 0-Thrcc boys, Her
man Kcmpcr, Otto Bergman and I'll
Hogcnhau. each about ten ycau old, were
stealing applcs In an orchard in the south.
ern part Of the city yesterday afternoon
when thcy were discovered 10y Rodcr an
employc oi the owner. Rodcr got double
barrclcd shotgun, aud, creeping mp 10 the
boys, cmplicd both barrels at short range.
AL the boys were wounded. kcmpct ~
riously. 4 baseball game was In progress
near by, and the police aud crowd rushed
10 the shooting. Rodcr was arrested aiicl
struggle, and for time " looked ~ Il
the crowd intended "a take the law "
their own hands, but the prisoner rcachcl
the station la sHlpty
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i Second 81.
I ,,.,uyn ~ IDI al

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second st.
BRlSRLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos, 20 and
% Bcale street. Tel 1856 for wagon TO call.
CnoIcE rigs ut ]. T.. Edwards x Co. 3
Livery Third and Monroe.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
riagc any hour day or night
PANTS made 10 order from 90 up. /.
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnovating works, 220 Bcalc street.
LrE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
G. X. IlorCnRIss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches o.
pccialy solicit. No. 30 Monroe street
PuRE and white ~ the flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN * LnLY CoFrER AND SPICE Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
In the Amusing comed,eua oi.us.d Up

slr Charles Coldstrcam, a blase man oi fashion,
il made In deprccate everything In which every
body clso Is supposed 10 take an Interest with the
lhngud remark that there II really nothing In IT.
lie even extended this criticism 10 the crater OF
NCsuyius down which he looked but saw nothing
In H." Such characters are scarccf on this side OF
the Atlantic than abroad, but they cAlst here not.
wlthstnnding. such men need a "nllip Ia nature"
10 incidentally stimulate their inded appetite,
overcome their lassitndc aud renew the zcst OF
existence They aud Others upon whom the worlds
onloyments arr beginning prcmaturcly Ia pail,
will nnd iiostcticr's stomach Nltiou y wholesome
aud speedy renewal IT ,igof and health. Appetite
returns dlspcptic aud billion. symptoms disappear,
the nerves grow strong aud the hour Of retirement
Il uuifaught with apprehension Of uneasy fcpose
when this supeflatiyC tonic IL employed. II rcmc
dies fever aud aguc, fhcumailsm aud kidney
luJubpH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
~, rn,.,s... .,,,nn..

NrW BHuNsNicE, n. j., Aug. 6.-Thc
eleventh national convention Of st. Fat.
rick's Alliance OF America met here today
with li3 delegates present Resolutions
Of respect for the memory OF ten.
Sheridan were passed aud tclc.
gfnm Of coincidence was HCnt Mn. Shcn.
dan. National officers Wcrc elected i1r
the ensuing year o. follows President.
Judge n. McCady, New York, yicc.ptcsi.
dent, lcrc llrnnc~y, New brunswick, y.
j., aud Wa, Gregory, Queens county.
N. Y; secretary, u. fallon, Elizabeth, y.
j., treasurer VI. g. GwCn. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
- 90 Co Kansas ,i,, aud n.,.rp

On August u the Kansas City, Fort
Scott 4 Memphis railroad will sell round
tnp tickets ifum Memphis 10 Kansas City
NJ the low ratio ui 8, ruod until August
~ This will allow eight DAYS In Kansas
City. This Is a good opportunity to visit
Kansas City aud the west NJ q very low
rate. We will run free reclining chair cars
10 Kansas City ON this occasion. fur
bcrlhs In sleeper aud any other inform
alton, call ON
II. u. EuIs, General Agent,
"a Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
A good time 10
ORDER YOUR COAL
c. u. BRYAN n 90.
Special attention TO car load orders
Harvest I.rnr.Ien..

Tho Iron Mountain route has decided 60
run series Of harvest excursions Ia oil
points la Arkansas aud Texas from Mem.
September II aud - and October . and y.
Rates ior these excursions will bo one
iar for the round trip, aud tickets will
be- good Tor thirty days with stop over
privileges. Any further information lie.
sired will bo chcclully furnished by cali
ingo on II. u. WusoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 300 Main
slrvCt, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
shelby Circuit Court

Suits filed yesterday;
w. II. l.. opcnshaw, for use, etc, vs..
Newport News n Mississippi Valley rail-
road, damages $500.
W. II. l.. Openshaw, for use, etc, vs..
Star Union line, damages - 600.
w. II. l.. Opcnshaw, for use, etc, vs..
Newport News & Mississippi Valley rail-
road, damages 81 800.