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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

lively and interesting meeting of tho
Legislative Council will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
The 100000 paving brick ordered from
New Cumberland, W. Va, by the city au.
thorites, have arrived.
A mad dog created great deal of OK.
element on Alabama street Yesterday
morning The dog was killed by Patrol
man Wilder
Memorial services were held at the Clara
Conway Institute yesterday over the late
Miss Alice May Weller, class OF 1889, who
died March 10, 1855.
The committee appointed by the two
local exchanges to 20 TO Nashville and CO.
operate with the opposition to the double
tax system left for that point last night.
Henry johnson, colored, who was sem
tenlenoed TO live years Imprisonment in
the penltentiary by the Shelby County
Criminal Court, has been pardoned by
the Governor.
Mate Hendricks, OF the steamer Chcla-
saw, was bound over to the United States
Court yesterday by Commissioner Clough
on charge OF cruelty TO Il roustabout,
lie gave bond in the sum of $3.50.
The schootleld-Hanauer Company APP
piled Tor charter yesterday. The incor-
porators are Louis Hanauer, w. ". School
held, Henry G.. Miller, ID. I. Schoolheld
and W. ii. Miller. They will run gro
Gerry business rs heretofore.
Ella Sanders, colored, a Hidden avenue
belle" was arrested yesterday by the
police ON charge Of striking colored
sister with poker, Ella gave bond be.
fore Squire Barry for her appearance at
trial this morning before Judge MADDEN.
The Pullmans contemplate the establish
ment OF branch OF their mammoth car
manufacturing concern in some Southern
city. Is there u single known reason why
Memphis should not secure it, hands
down? II she can't get it hands down,
then what's the matter with hands up?
81 could have got my money back, but
refused to hearken TO his pleadings unless
Gibson was reimbursed" said Senator
Blessing yesterday, speaking OF John NJ.
Martin, who got him Tor SO and w. b.
Gibson for like amount, over two years
ago. The crooks case is still pending in
the Police Court.
DIR. q. W. McGraw, OF patent medicine
fame, swore out warrant before Squire
Barry yesterday against W. NJ. Paul, col
ored, changing him with stealing u lot OF
medicine. Paul was arrested by Deputy
sheriff George Powell and committed TO
jail by Squire Barry. Jack Payne, also
colored, clerk Tor j. j. Turner, was ar.
rested as an accomplish.
There will be preaching every night this
week at the fernando Street Methodist
Church by the Rev. Mr.. Bransiord, OF
Covington, Tenn. This is the third week
OF the revival services at this church, and
great interest has been aroused, from
which many persons will be added TO the
ranks OF Christian workers. Services be-
lln at 1870 o'clock pm. each day, the first
ialf hour being given to song and prayer.
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Bcyond All Comparison,

Is the universal verdict OF all who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which we
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
FLOR DE RANEiSON,
And which We are selling a. leader at
the popular price Of
ron 2jc.
A cigar rs good cannot be had elsewhere
. for Doc. This we guarantee, and invite
connoisseurs OF fine cigars TO try them.
|. EANEisoN x Co,
Tie Direct Importers Of Memphis.
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The Eavorite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Din.
culties has long been, and still Is, Ayers
Cherry Peotoral. It cures Cronp.
whooping Cough, bronchitis. and
Asthma: sooohes irritation of tho
Larynx and Eauces strengthens tho
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of the
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even in advanced stages OF that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis.
eases Of the throat and lungs to DO com.
pared with this remedy.
any wife had n distressing cough,
with pains in the side and breast. We
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until | got bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has cured
her. A ncighbor, Mrs. Glenn, had the
measles. and the cough was relieved by
the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I
have no hesitation In recommending this
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" = iuffNuHN
SPECIAL FEATURES
~ trtma ~ contract The tumtany must drpulli
the sum u All prizes Included 10 The srhrmc hcirfc
selling a slnslg ticket, aAd v,Ciiu iho following
official permit
CERTIFICATE = hcfriy rrfiliy that The Ion.
don iink uf McEirp aud South america has On
special deposit to necessary funds ~ guarantee tlio
payment ~ 40 prizes drawn hy the LDtcrlh DC Ia
hcncnUrncia ruhirt
n RODHi0rfZ RIVERA. Intervention
Further thn Company is rululnd a. disiflhuie
lnysiK per cent ~ The value ~ ~ The Tickets IN
prizes larE-f proportion than Il giVcn by any
other ioiirry.
FINALLY The number ~ tickets q limited ~ nnl
-21ool les thnn are sold b. other Lotteries using
The same srhn no.
Fofflii particular nd lrru n. nn.sriti, Aplr
ado fIH city oi M0xcn. M0xlou. 0f D. Hal ov,
80 w. tcnCruu sirrut, Louisville, Ky
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AticniInn. Gcniic,ncni

You are cordially invited 10 call and in.
speci my SPRING. aud summer lmportations
OF Cloths. Cassimeres Suilings. Light Over.
coaiings aud Fancy Ncslings, comprising all
the latest designs and novelties In gentle
mems wear. s. T. RiD0ELY,
Tailor and Importer, No. IS Madison
Street.
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TnE new style OF carrying wrapping
papers In rolls, on paper holder and cut
Ter, Is growing In popularity ON account OF
economy In paper as well as convenience.
The Tennessee PAPER Company sells the
Perfection Roll Paper Cutters aud all kinds
OF paper 10 be- used with them. Call aud
examine nj $40 Second street.
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IIo, For the Gold Iieids OF Lower cali.
foruIn.

Tho Iron Mountain Route runs two
trains each day 10 Los Angeles aud san
Francisco. This Is the short line 10 the
gold fields recently discovered In Lower
California. For further particulars al.
dress, II. ID. WusoN,
Pass and Ticket Agent, No. 800 Main
Street. Mcmphia. 1enn.
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A Pieasing sea.s

ofhcalth and strength renewed, and Of ease
and comfort, follows the use OF Syrup Of
Figs as Il acts In harmony with nature to
eilectuall y cleanse the system when costiyc or
bilious. For sale In 90 cent aud Sl.OO bottles
by all leading druggists.
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Dn. OvrRALL's Electric Institute Is now
complete In every department, with cleo
trio cabinet, sulphur and mCdicatcd baths,
massage, vacuum, etc, for the treatment
OF nervous, rheumatic, skin. asthma and
chronic diseases. An experienced mas
sage woman and man In attendance.
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Republican Nomination. Ga CincInnn,I.

CISoiNSATf, o., March l9.--Tho Re-
publicans today nominated John b. Mosby
for Mayor; Gen. L. L. Noyes for Judge
Of the Superior Court; Henry Ziegler for
City Treasurer; Daniel Brown for Comp
trollcr. and Amos Dye for Judge Of the
Police Court.
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Immense Factories.

WooSsocKEr, r. l., March l0.-Thc
Woonsocket Rubber Company has pur.
chased the entire BuiTums Island estate Of
twenty acres in this city, ON which to erect
the largest rubber boot and shoe factories
in the world, concentrating there the pres
ent Woonsocket and Millyillc plants.
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WEBB & MAURY,
328 Front st..
GRAIN AND COMMISSION.
10 SEED OATS. "a
ordor of PublIentIon.

No. GOii a. u In ih. thaurny Court NJ shelby
county. 1cnla sate " Tennessee, use. ETC.. "A
Wm lrHtHrl "a nl
ituuHsauu1 from AMENDED hill 10 fhia cause
vhri ls sWUu i0. that thg name. aud places ~
H. liruor IL co.. hrir. ~ hIWlcf nlkcf ore un.
iuuuu. and cannot o. aaCcfilinrd alter dillrcnt
sairrl and inquiry ihci being mode dciUularis
beIrln nn hrrulut ~ nfY inirrri thry may D W
iu AMI 10 two uIin trl'is ~ lnud IN shelby
9aiuutr Iruu containing about 80 inlQ ncfCs,
snd iafirr un tp WHiHiH 81 luusa tiHtchis river
aui i..r Cfrpk Tiii being suit % enforce tax
liens ga aid pfuIrfy.
,frlrr hrfr III I'D thH Uuuft huusr ~ shelby roun.
n iu me city IT Memphis, nov Taxing Dis riot 81
Shelby fuuuty Tome on The int Monday IN
W4f tsll aud piUIi. nrsWCr uf drnur ~ com.
piainanta blu or the stnin VIII ho nkon
Istf,.fd IL tn ihpm aud tft Cor hearing cN fffip.
nd that N rapy Of this order ~ published onrp =
vcck iof ef ,n.'g,g NWg s, " ~! W Memphis
A true c0pf -ArCt .....,,,. CO.. 80.
MT IL Caldwell ID. g. ~
Vii 40 N. ilrIskoli, solicitor Cor Complain.
.st. .o4s.sig
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Our PUMPS. Drive Wells aud Hose

Are conceded by everybody 10 be tn,
best. Prices lower than ever.
J. A. BAILEY & Co.,
$50 Second street, corner Union.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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Chancery Sale
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No Gtp1 Rim the Chanccry Court u shelby
County.-w A. faif,s, guardian. ". Halle Pains
ctuL
tend in the above causc on trc tth day ~ March,
tss1. ~. n ~. uaro tN, I will ell nt public uuc
ton 81 the highest blddrt IN irunt 81 The CLERK
and Master olicc NJ the Main sircyi Cnlmncc oi
the COURTHOUSE Of shelby county, AemphiA' leu
nrsscc, bu
saturday. 9th Day OF April. 1850,
within legal hour, the following described prop.
cry, situated iu shelby county, TCun.. towlt
ll'sluulng al the intersection u Ccntml avenue
with the snuth side ~ The Memphis a Charleston
Railroad running thence wcstwarlly with south
lie 81 - failroad twelve u2l chains and Thirty
I've lail links ~ a stake hrucr sputhNnfdly with
the casi line of QuinlrhCu lot fourteen 90 chains
avenue. thence oasiwnrily on said north line 1T
uafcy avenue tFchc u2l chains aud forty one Oiil
uofthwarlly with ;.ic wet line ui Central aycuuo
niiocn 90 chains a. the plarr oi beginning. cuu
tHluiug "A ii.iup arfgs mon 90 lees sud being
known o. loi, slS D6 and seven 90 Of the Whiinorc
Also ths following lot or parrcl Of land bcgln
ming ni n point on the wet side 81 Narlcld Az.
cuuC eight M chains south n thr suuih line iihc
Memphis 4 Charleston lallrad ihcucc wcsiWurlly
PARALLEL with taii Memphis a Charleston milfuad
iWcItc az chains aud niiY Eve tll links 90 q
stake thrncC sputhNunllY hiirrn 40 chains and
eighteen lsl links a. stake ihruCr CltiWafdly
parallel WITH The aid line " aid milrpld twelve
Ii2l chains and nity i've $50 links ~ point on The
wet side III Wnfhcid avenue. aud thence north.
wnrily along the aid west llnc " Wafncld avenue
niirrn lisi chains aud twenty eight tsj links 10
ihc place 81 brglunlnr being what arr known -
lots slKircn la and seventeen 90 IN The Whit
more subdivision. aud containing nineteen ugl
Irftns 81 aale-Ouc lhlrl q 8 cash. ialancc on a
rftsllt ~ one aud two yrlu nuin hcarlnK Interest
win security rgulfc,i, lien vihlncd
This yth day OF Mauh i.1
4 n NcHiNRY. clerk and Master
CAN'T a Patterson. ". w. Mcdowell, soiicilou
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PAtS from indigestion, dyspepsia. and too
hearty eating. Is relieved ut once by taking
one of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
alier dinner Dunt forsni this
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d. LoMensteIn a Rro..

Extend n cordial invitation to the ladies Of
Memphis and vicinity TO be present at
their grand opening tomorrow, Thursday,
March 81.
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B. LowENsTEIN q BROS
Grand Exhibition

OF stylish Spring and Summer Fabrics
takes place tomorrow, Thursday, March 81.
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CHANCERY SALE
-uT
ESTATE

10. ds11 RIA The Ch1uVu Court ~ shelby
county William Cnfh tt Maria Ctsh 81 nl
~ virtue Of nn lniofuruIHn lr'ftc ~ aale. en-
iUfpd 10 The nhutC cause uu ODE h day ~ February.
Ntl. n. ~ 81. page ~, Ulli FHil. ai public nic'
tiuu a. TIE hThost hiffrf In ifsIi ~ the CLERK
aud n .sirfs onrr. ~ thr NIIu street rnimncr VI
The court house II shelby county, hcnphA Icu
ncttcc. on
saturday. ead day of March. 1880.
within legal hours. DE following described pup.
cny. situated Ia NdihphI. shelby county, Icun..
tuWit
certain 10, Or Iatrei 81 laui known g part oi
lot four til. In hlufk thIrYlto .i.l % The south
cltt rufurfol lunfutIr AMI hulucuY formerly
called ~ ritduNl alfHut BEGINNING 90 point Ia
tiir auth line 81 puutuiur Hirr.i. WheN u inter
socis with tho casi linH oi Mu.'fuy streets running
thence east with the fuHfH ..'r ~ lnhlniuc tifg
trttnty.nyo rill igrt thTuH .Ithunril, parallel
with Mulh,uy nfrrt uIr hlslfcd llph iect
thence west tauiirl with Iuuiu'Ig sifccL ttfrhiy
i've tlll ioct Ia tie eat HIH NJ Nulhfy .ifcct
thence nufihwarily viii iir r..i s.df ni Aulh'fiy
tifrri Que hundred lnlI f..i o. ODE beginning
Terms uf sale aOnn IIIl HiHNs balance on
credit Hf twelve tu1nths uUiU bearing ut fesi win
srurly UuuifCd. llru irh.hrl folempuoi
.nhisi day Of Mach iayt
EH NfiiINgl. 'lcfs aud Haiot
N. " ulNuud Hear tH.iH Do. .IirliYfA
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ume. rnr.eh.undI Gets $1,000.

NEw IoRK. March l9.-Mmc. Fursch.
Madi today secured verdict for Sill, 600
in a suit against the National Conservatory
Of Music 10 recover on contracts
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CHIIIS.
OUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC has stood
the test TOT years, aud today stand, tho
leader Of chill MedlclueA Read
what Is said of Il

Or Duncan ~ take pleasure IN making pub
ic statement Of the fact that have uscd your
thN Tonic with great succpsk after everything ClH1
had slgually failed. Myself nnd family Join In
thanking You for the discovery OF such incdl.
cine, which will be OF such groat benclt 10 man
Kind. Noun truly 4. PRlasLa
Mllliu, Tenn.
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REMOVED ny TuE USE % ooooAiNE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
oi the hair.
Burnetfs Flavoring extracts are tho
Lest
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=. D. MEN HORN,
n.nal.a

Over Memphis City Bank, 337 Main
Street. Entrance on Union street.
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Full Dress Shirts u specially. Finish
equal 10 now. Memphis Steam Laundry,
ga Second street Branch office. 35T
Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Il, puftti,nfs al IA. tf..f decd Stored N n01k
No. 10. lnrr IL uerIftlfH UHHH .lrlhl county,
Tennessee. viii 81 at HI''.. ..'i.In W we llfh
co bidder inF cash nt il" .HHiNN' corner ul lif
trf.crtion nj Main nnd IIdIaIU streets, ~ lhklng
District of shelby oouHt. known W Memphis
Tenn, un
Thursday, Nnrrh ~, 1882
i1i default therein. ht fHH ui "' '.iel,hfg, lhl,
Due uiccn oi pniHfiF irH.IHE 900 III. W.. H w ~
hai burn avenue I'd si.i'N o.. fNN lNiiiiN n'sa
alice thn r.tit ~. .tg p. II faUt north Di
broadway hslug lots IHI ih" IVY Wte.
Ml.t's subdivision ~ pIH ni 'u va "u.gl,,hGl
Nllitins' tngt, iu iuuI, I.H '.i Do ,. .h '"
~ HN.N,NffHi.h rmus'co
This Iebfuars o..
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millinery Opening az ftopkins'.
THURSDAY, 2ist., French pattern bonneis,
imporled novelllos
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Millinery Opening st Hopkins.
THURSDAY, 2lst., French pattern bonnets,
imported noyelllcs.
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THURSDAY, 2lsi., French pattern bonneis,
imported novelties.
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DoN'T roRGET that the West Memphis
ferry makes n special trip nj 1880 O'Clock
for the great sale by L. W. Register & Co.,
who are issuing free tickets over and back.
Call aud get them.
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Cough NJ G dicine

20 every one afflicted. Robert Horton,
Foreman Headlight, Morrillton, Ark.
81 have been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring was taken
with "A violent cough, which Threatened.
60 terminate my days. Every one pro-
nounced me In consumption, deter
mined 10 try Ayers Cherry Pcctoul.
Its effects were magical, j was immodi-
atcly relieved and continued TO improve
until entirely recovered. joel Bullard,
Guilford, Conn.
"Six months ago ! had q severe hem
orrhage Of the lungs, brought on by an
inceSsant cough which deprived me OF
sleep and rest. | tried various reme-
dies, but obtained no relief until be-
gun 20 take Ayers Cherry Pectoral, A
few bottles OF this medicine cured me-"
Mrs. Il. Coburn, 10 Second ST., Lowell,
Mass.
"For children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, or Group, | do not
know OF any remedy which will give
more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral. have found Il, also, inyalu.
ahlo In cases of Mhooping Cough
Ann Loyeioy, 1891 Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
Ayers Cherry PeCiOTal,
PREPARED ny
Or. j. @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 .iS bottles, IS.
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LEsLiE's PoruLAR MoNmiY, Young In.
dies Journal and New York Fashion Ia.
Ear Tor April can be had at Mansiord's.
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Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver and Indigestion
Read wha, DUNcAN's LIVER AND
KIDNEY MEDICINE has done.

Dr. Duncan IL was curcd Of symptomatlr heari
disease. caused by torpid liver ani indigestion.
Was troubled with it Tor thirty years growing
Wufse all the time, until commenced taking Dur
cans L. and X Medicine Three bottles restored
10 perfect health, after physicians aud all other
medicines had tailed. Dr nuucAn's Mcdiclue-aW
letter than BIO represents ,hom 10 be-. Yours truly
A. J. AEsOLn
Camden Tam
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NOTICE.
Dissolution Notice.

The am Of DicKAsOS 4 WILLIAMSON wa,
this day dissolved ~ mutual consent Mr. y n.
WILLIAMSON rciir-s and MIR D. GLASS goes In.
and tho bu,incss will h. continued under the hrm
name Il DICKSON a GLASS a, the old stand.
Memphis. Tenn March 10. is,l.
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LET T. NJ Galbrcaih, No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
Tguta
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Notice to the Public.

The public arr hcr1by noilhci that the SELMA
CONCERT COMPANY will no longer b. responsi.
bic Tor any bills made by }. H. ALLiGER, late
manager. sELlRA CONCERT COMPANY
ng-llcrcaitcr 4 W. WILLIAMS viii manage all
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OnrTSsRoRo. Ark., April Is 1873 DIR. q r
Duncan. Dear slt-l am practlclng physician NJ
This place. am also in the drug business aud
have been selling aud prescribing your medicines
am surc yours arc the most Uliablo proprietary
medicines have ever sold Or seen used, especially
ionr Chiil Tonic Liver pills. Cough Raisam. Liver
aud Kidney Medicine and Carbulic Ointment I
am sufe they arr al you claim Tor them This l.
something wuulh nor could not Ny iof any other
line Of patent medicines Every one speaks lu the
highest terms Of your medicines Your truly
J. a. OHE, ~ IA
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TnE finder OF lhrce-cai clover Ola.
mond pin will be libcrally rewarded by
returning same TO Mr. II. i. Douglas, No.
3jA Front street.
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lar T. NJ. Galbrrath. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
UntA
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millinery Opening nj uoPkinS'.
THURSDAY, 2lsl.. French pattern bonnc,s,
imported novelties.
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Serious Accident.
NJ IIr


Friday afternoon, as fourteen men were
returning on an iron car from the front of
track laying on the Hunt road and when
near Waltsburg an accident occurred which
will doubtless result in the death of track
layer named Adam Albert. A man by the
name of John Fitzgerald had three ingerr
badly mashed at the same time. An IRON
car is car used for hauling iron; 1t is run
by hand. 1t has an open bottom, and to
afford place to sit, the men put tirnbers
across. The cause of the accident to-day
was one of these timbers, 2x4 in size, fall.
ing down between the rails. One end
caught under tie. The other end struck
Mr.. Albert, knocking him off and across
one rail, the car passing over his body COM
pletely crushing his chest The Car was
thrown from the track, and in some way
caught MIR. Fitzseralds left hand, mashing
three fingers, but ne is not otherwise in
jnred.
Albert was brought to the city late that
night and taken to st. Mary's hospital.
where he died at o'clock Saturday morn
ing. Coroner Blalock held an inquest on
Saturday afternoon, verdict of accidental
death being returned.
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Reformation I'm wa,Iowa Comfy.
Enterprise Signal .


Three OF our merchants were brought
before his honor, Jimmie Reavis this week,
and each were given fve-dollar fine and
costs for selling goods on the Sabbath.
One man plead that be was making an
inventory of his stock and some church
members called in to get some sweetness
tor devotional purposes; and remember
ing that she that giveth to the poor lend
eth to the Lord" be yielded to the temp
tation and did sell sufficient chewing
gum tor Sabbath school purposes for one
day in small town. Another offered as
justification the fact that stranger
wished to return on Mondays stage to
the home of his ancestors, and had no
underwear wherewith to clothe himself,
and, inasmuch as the stage passed west
ward before business hours on Monday
morning, and the stranger was liable to
be caught out in the cold with more
money than winter fannells, he, too, had
listened to the voice of distress until he
changed the influences OF protected
woolens for the strangers cash. The last
was Levite who fed the hungry Gus
toner who had travelled many miles to
buy some some sugar and coffee for ssthe
little ones at home," having been too
busy during the week earning living to
take time to come to the city. But all
excuses fell with unheeding thud upon
the judicial ear of his honor and fibes and
costs were likewise entered on record. The
next move, we understand, will be to
close the churches, Sunday schools, hotels,
livery stables, and postoffice. Then the
ladies who want chewing gum for church
purposes will have to find some other
topic with which to exercise their maxill-
aries, or buy the wax on Saturday night,
and the young man who can't do without
clothes over the Sunday. will either have
to go to bed or starve. The tide of moral
reformation has set in, and there will be
an ordinance passed next week making
1t felony for man to kiss his wife on
Sunday.