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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05
HE WANTS NO OrFrCE!!!
views of W iltiam Pitt Kellogg ON the
Solid south - Democratic DetcRt
/ will Not Break Il. e" .. E.
{Philadelphia Recar.l.1

Z WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2S.-WiiIiam
Pitt Kellogg, OF Louisiana, Governor,
Representative aud United States
Senator, In my Judgment the most
of the Southern Republicans,
takes very little stuck in the current
projects for converting the wicked
Southern Democrats into good South
ern Republicans. He has watched
with amusement the efforts of certain
Republicans North aud South to work
up y plan for SO "recogutZiug" prOml-
nent Democrats in the South
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

In last Saturdays Telegraph we
wess made to say that Mr.. Hsrrtson,
~ member OF the Mississippi River
Commission. "app,oved the construc-
ton Of loyees, not because they did
not certainly deepen the channel Of
the great river aud thereby render it's
navigation certain, safe and easy. but
because they incidentally protected the
valley from the zayages Of overflow"
We intended to say, and Sc wrote 1t,
that Mr.. Harrison opposed the con-
straction OF levees for the reason stated.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05
appointment Of Parish assessors.
BATON RoUeE,~January .2.-The
following are the tax assessors appoint~
ed to-day by Gov. Nichols: r,....

- Y
Acadia PArish-Wm. G, Cheyis,
Ascsnsion-Lucien Gauthreaux
Assuniption-John Webre Jr.
Csddo-Robert II. Lindsey,
Catahou1a-B. +. Hughes.
Claiborne-Jalne 8. Richardson.
ConcOrdia-F. L. Campbell.
East Baton Rouge-Raoul Williams.
East Carroll-O. II. Cherry.
East Folicieaa-Robert B. Kennedy.
0rant-M: Il. 9wedord. -
1bervfllo-A. a. Brown.
Jackson-Rohsrt e. Cuipepper.
Lincoln-N. b. Gill. - .''''iz-1'--
Livingston-samuel Z. Dixon.
Observation-Disclosures Lucas.
Pointe Conpee-Mortimer Thompson.
Red River--W. H.. Walinsley. a. d.
Kapfdes-Clinton r. Hayworth.
Richland-D. II. Mcfutosll.
Sabine-James A. yTramef. rs.
ST. Charles-T.T r. Baudoi,n.
st. Helena-A. W. Carruth. $500
st; Jan1es--Arthur =. RillOn.Tzs
gSt.lJohn-Wm.J Hart. s7zszslsEsi|
st. Iandry-E. Sampter Taylor.
st. Martini. v. Martin.
st. Tamtnany-G. II. Cause.
Tangfpahoa-L. II. Bowden.
Iensas-rWm..C &C. Michie. ss
Unfon-R. W.Gogne.s s-4$A@ .Et
Nermilon-Oliver 81. pisryan.
Vernon-G.W. Self. 5E5IEs
Washington -Davtd A. Self
Webster-J. w. berry. n
West Baton .Reuge-W. l.. Bernard.
West Carroll-Wm. X. Anderson.
Avoyelies-Adoiph, v. Saucier.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05
A Valley state.
IVicksbur9 Herald,1

f. .H,. IVicksburg HerAld.j Z. T.
Now that the State max Ing IL before
Congress- why should aot the great
Mississippi Valley put Ia her claims 2
There could bs two great States carved
out of the valley Of the Father of
waters. From st. Louis to Memphis
one could DO made and from Mem phIs
to the Gulf of Mexico another. Each
one of these proposed Stales would be
twice as popuious and wealthy a. any
ono Of those in the Northwest now
clamorotis for admission into the Union.
We are not opposed to the admission
Of any Territory that has sufficient
population. On the contrary we want
to see the North aud Northwest admit
States, until they will no longer find II
necessary to lie about the South ia the
saddle, aud all that sort Of rubbish. At
the same time We are couvinced the
iuterests Of the citizens OF the Missis-
sippi Valley would be greatly prom
otsd by uniting them with the bonds
OF Statehood Let No take, for example,
tbs riparian lands from Memphis to
the Gulf Of Mexico. Their interests
are almost identical. Their one great
need IL projections from overflow, alb
sotute protection, aud development
such as Is seen along the route Of the
L., NO. D T. II! r. In this view Of
the matter the Valley residents OF
Arkansas, Mississippi and LouIsiaaa
have q strong bond Of common inter-
est Ia which the e.tixs8s Of the east
srn part OF Mississippi aud the west
eru part OF Afkaasas aud Louisiana
have no concern. We have seen the
valley residents Of Louisiaas aiding to
build levees In Arkansas, aud the mo-
tive Is plain; many Of the Arkansas
ievees protect much Of the soil of
Lou'siaus. And the great interest In
the Valley la these three States, 10 the
ievee interest A State carved out of
the Valley would contend for its In.
terests In Congress. aud work for them
at home, anhampered by con fiictiue
interests. .e..- -s-eI'
The phenomenal development of the
Valley and lie vast future, make this
question one OF profound Importance.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

lutnre spd desire the use Ct the bridges.
In TIT rei ect tn bill q ma io.ly spt
ebjsctionat,e tn equnabis and y.
BUTTS sesthe ors9ses 100 beeas sons'
stsucted without au,hdatx Nat is not
a fact. They were bd0 uAder au-
thority Of n general law. aud with the
sanction Of the War Department, %
rcoruinv to, pl1us >sBsR -sreesllcHtiu
emanatiDg from that oifics, sand under
the supervision Of Epsiueer Babyasd
OF the United States Army Engineering
Corps. n,,,',. $50 :;
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

n dispatch from Chicago, H., De.
Il, says: Mrs. NJ ekie l.. Rawson
mas usciheu 10 - upon the stage, and
IL IS said She IS havinga play written
Tor her called tine Bankers Wife"
OF which she will he the heroine. The
characters will be taken from life, and
her husband is 10 be the heavy villain.
Airs. R'wsnn says she has thought fer
some time past of becoming an actress.
aud thinks she has an aptitude in the
direction of the delinaation Of char.
acter.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Gen. Harrison made such u power fol
and eloquent address tho other day tn
behalf Of . free ballot and fair count
that his audie0ce was moved to tears.
Undsr q free ballot and fair count aMs.
Harrison would not have been elected
presldept. To be consistent he should
decline the office. te.- =, 4,,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Cd!LsEi. Huffman of Oak Ridge;
La., died q his home on the LIST Inst.
Col. Hunman was, distipgnished
Conlsdarats Officer and an old aud
prominsat resident. and planter of
Aofeh0use. So ~ s5shr ~ 3.@! 500
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Frank Morey .insults the anli.ring
Democrats of Ouaehitn parish when he
assumes 10 be their champion. All
manly, seli.respecting Democrats have
. supreme contempt for him, be they
"ring'so or .'anti-rlng." .s
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Tue aanasl rsport Of Capt. j. J. La~
nier. Register Of the State Land Office,
chow chat The sale Of, State lands
during the year ending Dec. 20, 1883,
amoudsed to 119, 603 acres. Ga
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05
.scoMsIsE roUR cAF1rA'sL.s

i The people u The Soaths havs mover
learned. TIE usssul lesson Of puftinS1I
thetr capital together In businsss cutter:
prises. THE todtsidaaiity . developed
by southesu instltuss6ss has had Q
tendency 10 cause zach one ID act for
shlmseli and BY himsslf.,a. Orr commu.
mites, cities and sections q have, not
combiAsd tAstr forces sss fhe5 have ID
the North and Wet. q a.spsople' give
splendid examples 0f individuil enter.
prise and EFFORT. Bnt they, work TOO.
much rslone. Whist we want, In the
S0uthais moro co-opanaii0D, more .eom>
.binalion Of forces In The ld1ustEsal
world IN order TO revolutiontze our
system, 10 utttfzs all our wonderful
resources, snd, sttain our fail measure
OF progress aud prosperity. s. A man
with q few dollars can do BoibiDS
by himself, but a Thousand msu with
d few dollars apiece can, put, their
mouey together and 4 accomplish won
defS. .E&5'gHln2 t ~ aJssb 81 sUs7t
These thoughts are sugsested by the
movement 10 establish q cotton factory.
Capt. Broadway, the official canvasser
for subscriptions, IL naeealn9 with fair
success anu the managers of the move.
ment have no doubt Of final success.
But our citizens are not ~ prompt and
earnest In this cooperative enterprise
as we would like 10 see them. They
fully appreciate the sdvastases Of In
vesttng In properly that VIII be ex-
expt 'from taxation for IL years, OF
bringing 100 families of jaboesrs to
Monroe, Of increasing our trade, wealth
aud Importance az q city. But many
who have small means and come who
have large means seem TO doubt their
ability TO AID in th's enterprise, or pses
fer to place their money 10 Individual
Investments. To such we would say
combiue your capital II yos would de.
rive the most, bensat for yourselves
and yo0r tows. Act together. Co
operate. Combine your money ltts
the famous bundle OF twiges. john G.
Calnous, the greatest thlaker svsr pro.
dacsd by the South, let, ~ HE dylno
Injunction 10 them, the words: .sBe
.anited.'' In q similar spirit, the Tele-
graph would cay to Its readers, along
with its New YEARS. grsetiug, ..Com-
blns your oaplial." jOns1 aeigaisF.is =,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Astwtn be seen BY the list published
elsewhere Gov. Nichols has not APP
polntsd. assessors for the parishes u
Oaaehlts; Morehouse, CALDWELL and
Frsnktfu, .1sFs31 " ~ - 49,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

In bis, inaugural address Coy. Hill
strongly denounced the Republican
methodseby which Gen.. Harrison svas
elected president. = n2 :,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

This year, say the foreign dispatches,
promises to be one of peace Ia Europe.
The next dispatch, however, may pic
ture the horizon Ger cast With war
clouds, r.< ,--E V0s
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Wit1ea iukeWarInnts 90 the part of
nembers WHO had heg.tuf;irt. been val.
uxbls allies, and they nrn iuE ~ conf
dent Of nitituata success aS ,h.y were
befur', the holidays.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Tho ssllpse here, on saccount Of the
oioudx, rainy weather, was unobseryr
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

A NAtsoual Military and Naval N u
scum wiz probably be, established a
Washington. ..y,,.s ,sst,g ssisl o;5iso
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

The attention OF the Immigrant has
at last been attracted to this beautiful
and fertile Oaachita !. country. We
should Improve the, opportunity. ...,.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05
WHEN GREAT BoNY WAS MAD.

How Ike smashedia Precious Miniatuve.
in Row With. Incl Ell. - 81 Nv
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

e. O.. Walcott will succeed T. w,
Bowsutas United States Senator from
Colorado. h7fs fshg.. go ~ Is . ssil
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

Mss.s .assssta.'op plsn win NOT
work. s-.s,.,s .s4s.,,g .a.s3. ,,ss+s5...
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05
I'LL

ApHTSye a.d 1stifx the Constfuc.
ttion ~ The vickeburs, Shreveport
sa14kexss Jn0S16d Company ofthe
Bridge Over the Red River at Shrcve.
port, Louisiana, ana the Bridge
0sestAe0NachieG-n River. atAGonroe,
LoaisissH Ard - ASthorize, ssit
RailroSd Company to Maintain
Said Bridges Over said Waterways,
. subject 70 Certain Ssipalasions and
j Conditions.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-05

West Carroll-Wm. X. Anderson.
Avoyelies-Adolphy v. Saucier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01
Catarrhal Dangers.

To DC freed from the dhnFcr ~ suro,ailon while
lying down Ia bnaihc lively. slccp soundiy and
undlsiurl'cd Ia fisc rlrcshci. head clear bn4in
aciho aud irV from palm OF ache. b. know that uo
poisunous pulrd matter icdlcs the breath aud rot.
away the delicate mschlnsD of smell. taste anl
hearing n iccl that the system does hot. through
~ veins and arteries, suck up the poison that 4
surv 10 undermine and destiny, q Indeed blessing
hcyond all other human cuioyments To purchass
immunity innm such fate should h. the ohicct Of
all afilcicd Hat thusc Win have tried man,
rmcdics aud phyalrians despair 81 relief VI
curc.
sASrunps RADICAL Crnr meets every pha-c 81
Caiauh frpm a simple head cold Ia the most loath
some and destructive stays. Il l. local aud Gnu
siitutlonAl. Instant Ia rvlic,inE. permanent Ia
curing. saie. economical ani never failing.
sASTurps RAuicAt CuEr CONSISTS Of Que totil,
~ the hAniCAt trHF. one hnx ~ CATAHuuAL S0t
NrSt. and one iNruuyrn tNHAtNn. all Nmptlcd In
one package With tratiso aud dircctions. aud tO.d
BY ali druggists iur uu1
forrFR Dnuo ASb CHEMICAL Co. nosrnS.
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LOCAL NOTIODa

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. o2i Second u.
BRNKiEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson 81.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 anil
?2 Bealc street. Tel, 365 for wagon 10 call.
PANTS made TO order from 80 up. j.
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings
ALI sizes CRATE baskets, fronts aud iend
ems, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabey's Telephone 277.
G, r. llorcuKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | cs.
pccially solicit. No. 336 Main street
MEMrms Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnovating Works, 220 Bealc street. Up.
hosiorng done in all its branches. Telo'
phone O3G.
PunE and white a. tho flower who's,
namo II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DIAN Il LiLLY CorrER AND SrfcR ca
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transfer. of liz.

Equitable Land and Construction Com.
Ipny 10 l.. 7. Cummins, for SJVOa3i. east
hall LOT No. u. Claybrook subdivision
alec. for $50, west half lot No. n, same
Subdivision.
@ X Woodson and wife to y. T.. Barrow,
fse0o, par, Of lot Nos. % and ~ at Arl
Eion.
wv. NJ. Harrison IA Il. y. Kocn, for 81, 300
n tract Of land IN DcSoto County, Miss.
X H. koen to 7. :. lludnall, tract o
land in DcSoio County. Miss.
Nj. II. Knox and wife 10 4. r. llumph.
rcy. for sJls. - aorcs land In gran, so.
40.
J. W. Allen and vito TO W. q. Allen
for $1,000. "A acres Of land in Range >,
Soc. =, Eleventh surveyors District, and
improvements, including gin house. :
gin hands. 2 condcnscn, Bradford mill. !
engine and boiler.
&. 7. winkler 10 Susan NJ. winkicr, IN
oonsidoraiion Of love aud alIcriion, one.
third intervf, In certain lands IN III,
Seventh and Eighth Civil Districts.
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Chanrer, Court.

The fremont and Suffolk Mills, dlio
'ience, II. l.. flied bill in Chancery yes
~tcrdny against the Merchants Cotton
Press and Storage Company, claiming
SO, :h5 for $40 bales OF cotton destroyed
by fire November Z, 1857, In Press No. 4.
John Foster fled bill against August
Wcscho and wife 20 remove cloud on
title 10 lot u, the southwest corner Of
jackson aud Sixth streets
Daniel Amcs filed bill against S. n.
Drury for an accounting OF the Affairs Of
= II. Drury d Go. and praying Tor an in.
Junction 10 rcstndn defendant Tor dispos.
Ing Of certain property In Colorado.
Edward Noble bin for divorce against
Martha /. Noble.
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u.,,er rb., u,..,,, u.,,,..

tcncml Mholirrun Nelson s,ye "Ny eNprflcuec
IN TIE English army, a. vel ~ Ia Amcfits, ecu.
tinr. me that nulhlug ~ thoroughly puuhss the
hoo,l 90 adds 90 health, ,igur aud life ~ Ackcrs
kngll.h Hood illxcf" THIS great l.cinosi, i .,ld
undCra positive guarantee by n. J. Hester. drug.
rlsi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

Licenses 10 marry we're issued yesterday
10 $. I. Pike aud Miss \. A. Howell,
Charles Dixon and Carrie shubcrg AlcX.
Stone and Lena Jones lcolorci). Henry
Lewis and Sallic Dunlins lcolotcd), q. W.
Smith aud Mary V. Walker lcolorcd),
Robert Cargo and Jennie Jones lcolurrdl
Andpw Robson and Mary Miller tcul.
orcd), Zach Bowls aud Annie Crun, Thos.
Hopkins and Rose Casscl lcolorcdl, John
Thompson and Matte Campbell. French
Mil anu Mrs. Loo. Wilson lcolOrcdj.
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THE COURTS.


Vacation in the Court House will end
tomorrow and all the various courts will
b. In fine running order. In the mean
time business does not lag, several big
suits having boon filed In the Chanccry
Court yesterday and ono in the Circuit
Court. The Criminal Court will also re-
sumo business tomorrow with tho Tisdell
case.
Criminal Court Calendar
Wednesday, January 2-22s, Rhoda
Turner and j Nixon; ZIG Ben johnson
and Jim Whitaker 2l7, Vim. Snowdcn;
207, John Wilson; 2ll, Sallie Williams;
POS. Charles Lindsirom; 1872, James VIII
liams; $40, Charles Harris; 2ls, Annie
Saunders
Thursday, January 3-l75, An Milling
ton, Sam Mlllingion and T.. $. Patterson;
:00, Eddie Patterson; 2i3 Eddie Pattcr-
son; 220. Ellis Mills; 22l, George French;
~, II. u. Barnes
Friday, January Mos. 40, q. II.
Clover; 800. George Fisher 1916, Henry
Cisx 30. John Morgan; 20j, Tom Brown;
ia. Charles Harris.
Saturday. january 5-Nos. PSI, r. Fiiz-
gibbons as, Manuel Jones; pa, Minerva
Pointer; 300, 20l. 2D2 2D3, Mrs Howard;
$40. NJ. II. Carver a2l, 325, 32G, I. Nc
Na' 3lar-3se 37l, ]. W. Wright.
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New YEAR. Hall.

There will bchvand fancy dress ball
at the Naia,orium. Fourth and Jefferson,
tonight. Admission, ~.
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Hrnl,nic ansirf.

Ia Barry. Mike O'llam and John Me-
Carihy wen appointed by Judge J. :.
Galloway yesterday commissioner, To set
aside n wears allowance Tor Inc widow
and two minor children OF Hugh Fcran,
I.rnaaaI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

McNrLfY, the original Punch an,
Judy, nt tho Wonderland Musucm.
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MASQUERADE Suns, new, and the latest
novelties, nj the Red Hot Store, II lhalc
street. Ordcrs from the country promptly
attended 10.
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Ad,ice 10 Mothers.

TAKE nll the little ones TO the Wonder
land Mnsenm.
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I'm 4. NJ. Galhrcnih. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud collect your
rents
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nIo soMrRvIfLr rAILuRn
Al. akeller Coos Up for About siio, 900
-MempNia Largely Interested.

-Mempnis Largely Interested.
Commercial circles were somewhat
iluitcrcd yesterday by tho announcement
that NJ Skallcr, Of somcrvillc, had made
IN assignment TO VIM. kornick, his book.
keeper, aud that ms liabilities would
probably amount 10 sum ranging from
$4,000 20 $4,000 The announcement
VA, a complete surprise a. Mr.. skallcr was
believed 10 bo doing a very nourishinr
business, aud had practically an unlimited
credit llis largest liability " 10 his com.
mission house, the well known aud rcli.
able cotton laclomgc firm Of W. A. Gage
\ Co, Ia whom Mr.. skallcr has
been shipping his cotton for SOW
cral years owing 10 the abscnco
OF Mr.. Gage, who went 20 Somcryilu M
soon M the news Of the assignment was
received here, Il Is impossible TO give
exact figures ~ 10 the extent of Mr. kkal.
fct's indebtedness 10 him. II i yariously
estimated by those supposed 10 know al
from 10000 10 5000 Other reported
liabilities are estimated as iollOwg
lovcnsglu $1,000
nay. iiorion 4 HALEY '''''.''''..''' Gees va
hosnhaum, tlncllnAii ...,......... 80. pO
llinh nfos, Memphis lsccufcii ............. o.uoO
Tho other Indebtedness i said Ia he d.
yidcd between Cincinnati. st. louis Io.ton
aud New York. Accurate figures and com.
pleie ddtyils may be- looked ior In ,omor.
rows Ar( EAl-
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McmnhI. Ihrnfcr


lost In New York IN the best tank.
play that has ever been la Memphis, u
the applause by the audience last night
was any test u Ia mcrit OF superiority.
The fourth act shows East River New
York, with sicaln.tug and skiis plying
on the waters. The play is very melo-
dramatic, Of the high pressure, blood and
thunder school. depicting certain grades Of
New Work life. II Is well staged aud pro.
duccd with good scenic effect. Many of
the characters are strongly drawn and
clovcrly prcienlod 10y tine people Ia the
east, Who are ~ follows
Arthur Wilson, oouslant piotirf hut an easy
Ilsrs,i" hester. s,uriy iawyefIsn" sar" Soa
an rieht, then 80 ahead" Mr.. 0corr Wright
liackcnsqck ucorse, confidence man-"Nhi
certainly Mr. Walter T1a,lcf
Martin funcll. gas meter INSPECTOR
ihhp sississs s's'as'' f''''siss'.'s.. . .s|..a
Anomaly. Mind policeman So William nyne
hr Arnold oi the Insane Ny lum ....--,..........
...,..s... Nj q " thaitnck
Mate ~ the steamer lliinua...s...N Nc iiptefi isut
,,uari Of the Insane Ny luin MIR. lamcs iisa
Mn Henrietta Wilson, the hiind mpthpf ........
Jennie Wilson. a Ncw Nort wan II. rstfis,'
uaiulinc Peabody, quccn Of the hlacl mailer ....
..,.s... .,........ " T. Annie hafrlhy
Nation ui the insanc ASYLUM. &c.. Mi. Marie sutton
Marie Auhuf NilsUn's srNant .......... ..........
Marie Aichlson
Little susie, an ouhan ........... .. itiby kiovyf
Lost Ia New York will hc the matinee
attraction this afternoon and during the
sa.N az - Il
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Mr.. winslow's soothing syrhp should always -
ufcd for childnn iccthlug Il slothcs the chilli
iOiicns the gums. aluys all pain. Curcs wind coils
aud IL fhc bCtt Wnicdy Tor diarrh "a 10 b0ltlA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

DoS'r fail TO see Sampson at the Won.
dcrland Museum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

Drsr gold spccinclcs at V. II. Thaycr's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

McNrLrr plcascs the children at the
Museum.
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NirrniI Nnnri

Mary Tccl filed claim for 900 dam
ayes agninst the Memphis a Charleston
Kallroad Cumpany.
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SCUM silver in great variety at Thaycr's.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1.-Two, IIylo, Ilylo at all druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

foR fine jcwclry 20 to Thaycr's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-01

nylo makes Tho Kin vhite and clear.
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800 'tf - ~ l'..' '''..aaf 'sfiai iNi'N N"ttf
Lost Ia New York" will l,c the matinee
attraction this afternoon aud during the
remainder Of the week.
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OLD MUSEUM BUILDING.

so-hery time you M Turkey or Chicken Il l.
yours. ThWc shots iot ?, cSnu You can shoot
Chickens with Your own s2Cailhcr Gun.
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VUTd TTUIND

II is TO be hoped that Major Petit may
have no difficulty In raising the required
amount Herr lisa happy New Year to
the telephone operators.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-13
LITTLE WOMEN

are as II rule, possessed of happy disposi-
tions but when these sweet dispositions, be.
come soured and irritable, in consequence
of the long train of distressing features
peculiar to female complaints, they are
then not companionable To say the least.
1t is the duty, not only of little women, but
of ALI women so afflicted, to bring about
the subjection, and immediate removal,
of these painful maladies. This is easily
accomplished by the use of DIR. Perce's
Favorite Prescription, the great specific for
"female weakness" 1t is Il positive cure
for the most flowing, painful menstruation,
unnatural suppressions prolapsus or falling
of the womb, weak back, female weak
ness" anteversion, retroversion, bearing
down sensations, chronic congestion, in
and liberation of the womb,
Inflammation, pain and tenderness in
ovaries, and kindred ailments. All drug
gists.