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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10
Allrs:sGEGiSIsRsg LETTERS cg1IlIYlIG GCEEEIl

address REGISTERED LETTERS cgiliiYlIG CURRENCY
to New Orleans National Bank, New
Orleans, La
Remember that the payment Of
prizes is guaranteed by four Ma
tional Banks of New Orleans, and the
tickets are signed by the president OF
an institution whose chartered rights
are recognized in the highest courts;
therefore, beware OF ell limitations or
anonymous schemes.
One dollar is the price Of the small
est part or fraction OF 1t ticket issued
by lis in any drawing. Anything in
our name offered Cor less thau dollar
is a swinGlc.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10

The late King Luis, Of Portugal, was
an inveteratc smoker, consuming 40
average of twenty-five cigars daily.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10


Entered into the postoffice at Roanoke as
second-clasS matter
Al communications should be directed to
THE ROANOKE TIMES:
$E37s Roanoke. Va.
! 4 m.s NOVEMBER 10, 1889.
s sook
81 mpany extern
moro than 1000
Re different labor
{ s.: 4 NJ out cars and loco
$ to the rolling mill
he canning factory
! S s. furnace. You will then
serstand to certain extent
lie causes that have led to
It'll R ondsrlul growth in the past
5, aud become convinced that
s,a-s.e5t future ahead Of it.
) also learn that the towns
~ not a fictitious one as are
of so many new towns.
s off you are not familiar with works III
$iron some of the things you see will
y be both profit and arcvelatlon to you,
The manufacture Of PIG iron from The
ore is an interesting sight. From the time
itis blown in, unless compelled to..shul
down on account Of a strike or fnan-
cial causes, the work OF furnace
d .pevsr stops. 1t operates night and
- day, and for sos days il year, pour
8 ing out its immense streams of fiery
Aliouid iron to be cooled INTO solid
vs. 4 blast is made about every
Aours. If You haze never wit
Ssed >anylhiug of the kind YOU
p shouldn't lose the opportunity.
There are numerous other industries
in difforert''sections Of the town, and
ride Of half an hour or so will show
= YOU more new buildings in course OF
erection than in any olhar place in
the country Gifts size.
Are you looking for place for prot
liable investment: You needn't 60 any
further. You can fad it right here.
Wholesale houses Of si1erent kinds to
supply the trade Of the large section OF
country Of which Roanoke IS bouad to
be tho metropolis are needed. Factories
in the manufacture Of iron and other
raw material can fnd 40 better loca
ton, and if you want real estate, the
erection Of so mary lew buildings, If
you buy judiciously, cannot fail TO give
vou a handsome profit in due time.
IF YOU ore on your way 10 Florida 10
spend the winter, if you will invest a
few hundred or a thousand or so dol
lars in this way, when you return you
will discover that the profits on your
investment will more than meet the cx-
penses of your entire family. even if
YOU have lived like prince. Look
into it aud see for yourself.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves, SO: Quarters, 80;
Tenths. 50: Twentieths, 81.

5,1S4 prizes, amounting to- ,054,eoe
NorE.-Tickets drawing Capita
Prizes are not entitled to terminal
PriZnS
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10

giyento anonymous CORE
Isl sad rejected communications not
IS ,Sg mail unless postage is sent for
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10
houldn't lose the opporlunitY.
THE ROANOKE TIMES.
Roanoke. Va.

slOuldn IUse tHG VpPUI .U0!VI'
There are numerous other industries
in difcrert'sections Of the town, and
a ride Of half al hour or so will show
YOU more new buildings in course OF
erection than in any other place in
tha countrv Gifts siZe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

esc meS IS 2SIS sc IcshOuse Soas2 rs per
,SUGAR50oIRaw--Dull, weak and declining Rumored
saie o. tVVV IONS Brazil private terms Faiy refining
9 ResSed Ann dDS s4s censfuga Se cs SHE
go Cubes i.4e Powdered, 7 Lie; GranuIated 7e :.
Mould - z ls4ei Coniectloners, "a" Use; Cones
2i isjj, While iso Extra T sc" 1896 sie Extra cS
STEhRIN Il-Lard-N lected. Quoted 4 sic oIen
margaFlne-lull and declining CITY 24a6 S.ec
TALLON-Ouiet and aOont steady Prime Citv olofed
5-sc. Sales, $4,000 n, 5-sc. 0'V f''''u
WOOB-The past week has been Quiet ona and MANY
holders have undoubtedly been DISAPPOINTMENT "1 Maui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

s sales 100 ties export 72Sc 300 tcs private City
81 Siosea s a. :s G2e closed 2 Matsh closed
closed az 72Se sales $500 tcs 1901 29c June closed
2Gc Sales s e o5 2lS Sg{ CLOSED closed a.
o1otsd co5slne5t sf siosd s5es Refined
.BUTTLR-Lfne grades are in light supply, and
win continued lair demand further slight advance
rs noteo Mcaum ana lower qualities rule steady, With
gIS rssmelR Dos nnsylyana tubs fancy se
DO Prime, 2Se2tei do Fair to Good, 16d22c; do held.
air 10 good $4,000 State 9oS PRIME d mrs fancr w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

choice S fsr Coz 19s2Se; State Dairy, nrlins
a1oo Fancy 2a2Ic do Ear i6a20c Western T@
Common @e' e dsyy chSes Use DO Good DO
II I2e factory extras i9c: do ays,s 'une, ~ liz
1e 1913 12c dairy and factory thirds 1sS
tsjn ~ rolls 11q1Gc CHI ElSf5-The mafkst re
changed e hsmaess noted stte and prices are not
made FancD demand Is moderate nom all quarters Hall
II lie; Choice, II 3AG12c Common to Primo ~ 81
seen ms 2a4s Ohio nat @ 12sli l4c Pennsylvani6
h'ayy receipts State and Pennsylvania ice Son,e,ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
NETWORK DAILY JANUARY ss 1891 TEN pcpS

g Soaslo Dor Dbl and sl2asi2isc N Plate sos
nAMs-fs without opOtable tnasss ana dull
CUT MEATS, Rather weak and in fair demand Sales.
Green Hams West private terms Picked BelIiesV 10 N
average z 7,1Ga7Fc; 10 ~ sci Piekled Hans ioS1oir
Do, MIDnLS tending IN buyers fSvor
spot SOC asked.-DRESsEb HoGSRathef easier SiSSa ana
in moderate request City, heavy to light 0La7c; PiSs
free selling at the West Options broke iOaiS noipt
carly after which there rally OF about ,pIa.
closing steady Speculation was moderate. OF sno,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Critn llrnurrtn for Sale.

INVESTORS, ATTENTION ioTwo dwell.
1 ings. ground 4ox1oo, 11th,st., between
iith.st. corner corr sib, 600 si2,0oO mortgage,
$1,000 cash. now paying u per cent three
houses In Pearl ST., paying TX per cent very
desirable corner on sd;sys SSxES see 1s it, II
cent puaranteed; numerous large paying
properties; buyers requested 10 cal;
SAMUEL kip TRIoK, 157 Broadway
n AN this case, truth stranger than
fiction. viz 115th-st, 1st-ave., Sl7, 000 prop
erty, paving 81 per cent upon the invest
Inent. Lots loans.
BROOKLYN
FOR SALE OR Li;AsD-SspgosSk property
IL IN Brooklyn, "'Wallabout' l3 70 70 lots
the beat Site possible for coal, brick, lumber,
ice. feed or general manufacturing immedi-
ME nossession. Address ]. ROMAN
GROWN. SO West 3$d-st.. New-YorE
NOR SAIE.-Houses, new, full 3-story
L and basement brownstone, for ! or
families; cabinet Queen Anne nnisAs north
side OF Quincy.st., east Of Patchen-aye. (;
sf, coo; very easy forms send for circular,
STEWART WALSH, Builder, CAB Madison
A. RHnolxlEn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

faeturcrs claim to have uuneisnt supplies for pressns
sPpesrs easy in tone Sales $500 D secured shesines
yideo, SSSsoc; 1000 d. Ia washed ccmbIpv ss:
5000 do unwashed Chic. -25c; $1,000 DO FMS medium
1900 do TerrItSry; 10000 do IAN Texas, 70 600 %
pulled. Q 500 do nos 40 bales Bagdsd and 81 Do East
India, private terms.
THE MANCHESTER MARKET
MANCHESTER Jan. 25--cloths and yarns steady thousA
omowhat inactive ~ $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

.noar l5c; British steamer desmond Cuba TO Liverpool
snSSF BIS g.; brig Emma Hoboken 20 Portland, coal,
thence 2 SOssTS sS OSg AHssa B hsnss
Inaiechicoa Boston. lumber, SS DO scnooner otue
Sum the same IS e2 1-2; schooner HymaroeK from
savannah er q As and back See from m Sernsnins
,nhosnhate 81 So back from Savannah lumber 80 20
PROviSIoNSPoRK-Du ana aga h i Sns, as re-
neenon Mes orpted s13SsiS a5 old sl3 25a$l3 80
hcrt Clear s14 5OdS16 Prime 81. 0O@@lS Prime
Mess nominal Oty Family Mess $l4 s BEEF
Fl ne iight ilcuiry City Extra INDIA Mess in tes
,sSs9o nk Exts Ness in bbs s7as7 25 Packet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Gonntrp i,ropertp &c Get.

2
kOR REkT.-The large new stores on the
south side Of Marketst.. east Of 18TH.
~, fhllAdelDhia; they are stories In
height. with q finished basement, and have
steam boilers, hydraulic FREIGHT and passen-
ger ELEVATORS. and other modern convent
ences Apply % the Office OF Girard estate.
GAVIN. Agent
n AKEwooD. 10 rent for 3 or q months.
~ largo modern house, With 81 rooms
running water ard open fHpisces Wen
furnished aod very attraetiye CARRIAGES and
horses can be had II desired. BROWN 81
LEYIHEsS. 80 Ldbefty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Real Gstatr TO Grrbauae.

IL XCHANGE--F 6-sfory brownstole
IA stores and aats corner; viii exchange
together OF separately for NeW-EorlS lots
or = country place or farm Il. ). DRIS-
COLL 30 Park Place.
EXCHANGE--A desirable 3-stery and
H basement brick, stone ana terra
Gotta dwelling near Prospect PARK, Brook
lyn all modern improvements for Brooiiyn
lots OF eoHntiY place or taru1. y. >.
DfTSCoI4L. 80 Park Place, New-Yort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
frIp tllanieo.

A1AA4
-
ilY wanted by a dry.goods commission
bo,hopse a bright. ACTIVE. industrious
stss bringing good references. Address
way, salary wanted. II. q Co, 3i3 Broad.
~ floor
IN underwear and hosiery SHERMAN
ooods fcd experienced In nill iashloned
TTRFltliclt ordeuA Apply MANUPAC.
:, ..,,a,.ox 300 Post once.
T Va BOY wanted in paper sfoFe T;
COOK 9y4 q week. ROBERTS A
w ~ ~ 800 AMERfCAN CITiIENS
,,,,ic,,ynent UCrORs AND DRlNERS. 60
Avenue Railfl ,De gwen by the AlanVc
ntirlti0n al b Company on immediate al-
Ifisntto and COMPANY ONCE, corner q
,,oinfei nov, "a ayes, Brooklyn men up.
no ureferens, yund c0mpetout will have
pTCiI AHDSO.' continuous work. MM.
" resident.
FEMALES.
| M T,fioe ni2REi WANTED 70 sell Ma
TUTK: also . 1917 NVIs,s.I ,. d ts'sii-
with knitted 3eeo''H'1 ,Huniss.uk We. SOL
LAYLEY. VI IN, i'"'r'ON
w ANTED.-iis5,s on v5i,e 6,I;,,
X. DAVIES 81 l9g n,, 10Y hObhlsI
- '"v Wtst -Jl'hb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Rooms an0 flats 10 Get.

n EsIRABLE FLATS Of rooms and
~ bath 2 blocks west OF 3d.aye l. sta
ton az lz5tt-st. rent a20 10 30.
POTTER q CO., ~ East 125th-ss.
L,LhTs ana spertnents, unfurnished and
II fufptsned. n oil parts Of The eiP.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. IS East 1Sth-sh.
6, TEAM-HEATT.D FLATS or FoUh
- rooms and bath all improvements lahl-
tOy's Attendance; aIl nicely decorated con con
Y6Dient 10 Z. Il. II, Apply on pfsnisc''
i26 w. sSd-st I.eats Ell " s2o %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
for Sale.

Tor BALE.
....o,o,e>1,>>~->>~~---~->
~ ICYCLE, all nickel and all attachments,
Is will exchange for diamond or sell. "A
dress DIAMOND, 166 East 79th-st.
n ESKS.-Call and see our ESQ and ESQ
ID roll top desks You cannot beat them.
YINGMAN g. CAMPBELL, Manufacturers,
26I Canal-st
TS0R SALE.-Eight elegant embossed
n leather dining chairs and lounge, per
feofly new. Address LEATHER. Tribune
once
N ATENT for reshaplng lnee.bulged,
buggy, wFinkled. shortened pants for
.aie on 30 manufacture on royalty household
atslole very simple, effective cheap. sd
dycss RESHAPER, international Hotel.
M. Y. City.
ID EsTAURANr furniture, anything sna
IL everything for dlning-room and
kitchen. new and secondhand $50
wooster.st, near Houston.
81, 900. 000SETo e6gr M e., oSr s,li.
mate before you buy. EEW-YoRK AND
MASSACHUSETTS, GRANITE WORKS,
under VICTORIA Hotel. l.l4e Broadway W.
ROBINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Dressmakinq.

A RTISTIo dresEmaking; imported styles
Llgowns. dinner and fancy dresses from
90 I'D. perfect ~ aud finish; cloaks q
specially " short notice. Mrs. McELROY,
81 East 9th-st, opposite Domingo
n RESzsAl ARER-By a competent dress
- maker BY The day no objection 10 70 out
q town; ~ 20 per day reference Ad-
dfess ~. go West 2Sd.st
n REssMARER. -By dressn.aker Of
~ eXpeTienoe and sbility; win Nc ladies'
70 niish thoroughly competent; best ref
efencea N. r.. Tribune Uptown once.
1928 Broadway
n REssMAKINC.- Madame Bfsvoe. 81
~ East i9th-st.. makes up ball and street
dresses and soliuits early spring orders: a
specially made 81 morning and iea gowns .
she viii be glad 20 Ace old ard neE pairona
n REssMARER would ilkc a few en-
- gagemrnts by day or week chidren's
dfesscs a specially; an KINDS or iani!ly
JOHNSTON, 9og West ioth.sL
IN MAKEK-wishos work by the ttly
best city references. Address D., Box IO5
Tribune Uptown once. l,eas Btosdwsy.
N RESsAiARER. by g oompsbons drsss-
homef hratciass city ncfenucea Z. ~.
BLACk. 80 Fast 4isi.st
nRFSsMARiNG. - Firstcisss gsTnen
~ dfessmHkcT wishes work BIZ the LAY
or ~ home. Nine. GROIN, 232 Past sGfh.
-. Is, nat; no cards
II ASHToNABLE DREssMAKER wants
mofe customers o. home or By the DAY.
Rerfeet euttfT stylish draper. Mics
WILLIE. l2i West 1sih-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
Rtal @state.


A GENTLEMAN about 70 embark In the
n rea eftate business desires the SER
vices OF a person OF experience either as
clerk or pafner; capital not as essential as
experience. Address UPTOWN. Box ID.
Tribune once.
A 7 IoNKERS. Now is the time 20 IN,
n ysst, % rent OF for sale; houses OF all
description YoUMAES & RICHARD
SON, 1onkers-
FOR SALE OF to exchange for unim-
Il proved property; tenement neIghborhood
preferrd: handsome fats on 0th-ave.l
south q 90th-st., including corner juyt com
pleted: for further PARTICULAR address
p. =. CALLAHAN. $50 East l2d-st.
ITOUlES, FLATS AND APARTMENTS.
M 4RDWELL & REYNOLDS,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Renting. collecting and charge OF property
speciality.
4 UD.oW. DAY & CO.. 81 West 3Ist, g.,
H WI sell, rent or manage property on
advantageous terms registration free
WE Want city property for sale or rent.
w ofeyery description registration free.
YOUNG BROS, 12s broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

s~THsT.. near oih-ayc. No better In
~ ss5,oep, Drownstene spsfsmenis he sna
prce, e48 900 mortgage $25, 000, J-2 per
eat GULAGER 79 Miiiisnst. ~ 70 z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

miscellaneous
A I,DERT g. SPENCER, 270 gth-ave..
"A near 18th-st. Il station: umbrellas made
10 erder. recovered. repaired and for sale
ebesn: all kinds Of cane work silk, 81 and
up. ------------
A LII THE BEST makes Of gold pens at re-
n tail 10 20 20 per cent below nanufeel.
urer's priees THE BLAIR FOUNTAIN
PEN Co., PSI broadway.
RINTING PRESSES. TYPE and ma
i feria bought sold and exchanged, and
sold on time sxl2, go 9xi3. finished with
fb,o,y.off. a120; new Golden. HENLEY &
GOLDEN, A Ann-sL
q Torres, Stocks, Merchandise, every de
- scIiption. purchased for cash Grocery
rtt,,re &c. Address COUNTRY MER-
oHIET 100 4th.ayc.
UNDERWRITERS COPYING OF all kinds
neatly and quickly done manuscript
conied photographers furnished BY the
hour or day. NJ. b. HoUGHToH. 40
William-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
domestic 5ituations iuamteo
Females.

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"a MENT HoUsE-lHelp free Of charge
LOT h9tels south )-Good servant girls and
male help for families. Ready az 1888 9Th.
ave-, 4th house above 10th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

/ AUNDRESS.-By a first-class laundresx
- by the day. week or month, or take work.
home iirst-class references. Apply for 3,
days l,216 1staye.. flights, back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

| I AUNDRESS.- a respectable woman
- 20 go out by the day as nrstclass
laundress; city reference. 25S East 10th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

I AUNDRESs.- by a young woman 70 70
- out by the day is good worker WIFI do
cleaning; can give best OF city reference,
!. 200 3d-aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

| / AUNDRESS and by
~ young nelshwoman; firstclass Iaun-
dress; shirts collars, cuffs, laees, nutinR.
moderate; city or country: re}ererca
AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL, ASA.
Sd-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

g ONE DECIDED bargains IN buiIdinI
YOUNG 12B Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26

1 AUNDRESS.-By a Protestant person Z
~ Ia private family; has s years.
references; city or country. Cell els
6th.aYe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
Noises That Disturb tho Drowsy Mem
phiana NIGHT and Day.

Noises That Disturb the Drowsy Mem.
phians Night and Day.
Before many moons shall wax and wanc
there will be a crusade opened against the
steam whistles In this city. Curses not
loud but deep can DO heard on all sides
aud ominous mutierings OH the air. There
are whistles and whistles. Steamboats,
arriving pour forth a hoarse monody,
which Ia modified somewhat by distance.
Small concerns that employ less than a
dozen men have steam whistles big enough
for the krupp Gun Works. sawmills and
planing-mills, mills for this purpose aud
mills for that purpose each arc provided
with fog horns that can send their voices
across Lake Erie. Aud then there arc en-.
ierpriscs that have n combination OF
Whistles that run tho gamut and bclch
forth every note known 10 tho minstrclsy
OF lost souls. Commencing with hoarsc
howl aud dropping down to and through
the variations, the howl. tho shrek. the
iiendish scream, tho dcmoniacal yell, aud
on 70 the hopeless, agoniking wall Of pain,
~ though some monster hand was pinch.
ing u, Is enough 10 mako the nerves Of O
braEcn statue break. The stranger within
the gates Of the city when his ears arc first
assaulted with this discord Of sounds,
sits down on tho sidewalk, takes on bis
shoes aud stockings and hunts under hii
toe nails for spliniofs and rusty nails. II
"a not 10 bad on those who become &C
cusiomod 10 Il, but no one becomes fully
accustomed 10 Il during bis natural life.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
BEAUTIFUL oHAUTAUoUA LAKE.
Lakewood. New York.


The most beautiful resort in America;
situated on the main line OF the New York.
Lake Erie q Western Railroad. at Lake.
wood, n. Y, midway between Cincinnati
and New York City; the highest nayigable
water In the United States; over !, 400 feet
above the level OF tho sea and 700 feet
higher than Lake Erie. Weather cool; no
malaria; no mosquitoes. Hotels open
June | 10 October 1. Round trip fare from
Cincinnati Sli.25; good returning until
October 81. he sure your tickets read via
New York. Lake Enc 4 Western Railroad
from Cincinnati, MS this is the only line
running solid trains. Pullman Palace Cars
through TO the Lake. Tourists tickets on
sale at all large stations. For further in
formation please apply TO ticket agents Of
connecting lines, or to II. y. Holobird,
Division Passenger Agent, No. % West
Fourth street, Cincinnati. o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
LN. L. or A. PICNIC raocnrps.
Over 1900 Realized for tho Ponnsyi.
venia Sufferers.

over 1900 Realized for tho Ponnsyl-
venia Sufferers.
The following surrender and receipt OF
funds for the Pennsylvania sufferers, real
lied from tho Davitt aud Brennan
branches, ]. n. L. Of A. picnic, passed be-
tween the proper parties yesterday:
MEHritis, June "a. lisa
John n. Peters. Eq. Treasurer Johnstown Relief
Fund:
Dear sir--Inclosed find New York cx-
change for sil0 the proceeds OF n joint
picnic by the Dayitt aad Brennan branches
Of the Irish National League OF this city.
Please forward 10 proper authorities with
the sympathy Of said Irish League for the
sufferers from tho recent disastrous flood.
j nm further authorized 10 say 10 you that
the members OF the League stand ready
and willing as individual citizens, TO aid Ia
any way possible any further enterprises
for the above cause. Respectfully yours,
l.. McCApDES,
Chairn.an Committee OF Arrangements.
Il. ccived from r. MeCadden, Chairman,
$40 as above. JonS NJ. PETrW,
Treasurer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
LOCAL NOTICES
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. passed

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224second u.
BRiNKLEy LUMBER Co.. l24 Jefferson =.
w. b. LocKEr. No. 4S7 Second, grano'
lithing pavements.
DYE WoRKs-L. Riegel & Co., IS JEFF
ierson street. telephone 1880.
r. l.. LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street
dealers in sash, doors, blinds aud lumber
CuSNINGuAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; tho most finished work
men employed.
PURE and white as tho flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN q LILLY CorFrr AND SPICE ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28

John ID. Milburn 10 Annie NJ. Virgins,
Lot 8 of the NJ. NJ. Gilchrist subdivision,
l07 by 30 feet; $1,000.
Mary Galloway ct al. TO i, NJ. Hughes,
asa by las feet on Jefferson street; 5000
Nelson & Raine 10 Philip Fransoli,
certain tract OF land in Fourteenth Civil
District, 400by Ia $40 feet, In tho Dunn
subdivision; S5,3lO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28

WHAr will Browns Iron Bittcs curc1 II
will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness
malaria, rheumatism ani all similar dis.
eases Its Nondcrful curative power Is simply
because Il punncs the blood, thus beginning
NJ the foundation, aud by building up the
system drives out all disease. For the Pc.
culiar troubles 10 which ladies arr subject n
Il invaluable. II Il the only preparation Of
iron that does not color the teeth or cause
headache.
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THROUGH SLEEPER TO NEW YORK
Via Louisvlne & Meanwhile Railroad.

Via Louisville g. Nashville Railroad.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Is
the only line out Of Memphis that carries
Pullmsh vcsiibule cars 10 Philadelphia and
New York without change. Parties who
making n summer trip TO tho
East can secure sleeping car accommoda-
tons ahead ycaling at tho Office, No. 3l2
Main street. or addressing
JNo. A. Scorr, Ticket Agent
GEo. u. MoCLEAS, Passenger Agent.
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Itntc. 60 the Norihnr-,.

The Louisville & Nashville Railroad has
on sale round UP tickets TO milwaukee,,
Waukcsha. oconomowoc, ST. Paul, Min-
the Northwest. Tor guides, books, rates,
time, etc. call at ticket Office. 3l2 Main
street. or address.
JSo. A. Scorr, Ticket Agent.
Ono. II. MCCLELLAN, Passenger Agent
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Members Of the knights Of Honor hav-
ing unsold tickets for the picnic aru
requested TO return the same TO J. NJ.
G0odbar, chairman OF the Finance Com
mitioc. IL IL also requested that the
chairman OF the various committees report
on the grounds at an early hour on Friday
morning
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AMERloAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Election OF Nashville tho Next
Meeting Place.

Meeting Place.
NEWPORT, r. l., juno 27.-At the meet
ing OF the American Modicll Association,
this morning. Dr. Prescott, Of Cincinnati,
gave an address on surgery. The report
Of the treasurer and auditing committee
was received Tho nominating committee
reported the following officers President,
DIR. L. J. Moore. OF New York; yicc.prcsi.
dents, Dn. J. w. Jackson, Of Missouri,
w. w. kimball. Minnesota, J. II. Warren,
Massachusetts. aud T. II. Evans, Missouri;
treasurer. DIR. Richard J. Dunglcson, Of
Philadelphia; secretary. DIR. W. Il. Akin.
son, OF Philadelphia; chairman OF commit.
tee OF arrangements, DIR. w. u. Briggs, Of
Nashville, assistant secretary, DR.. q. G.
Savage, Of Nashville. Also a board Of
trustees, council. etc. Nashville Ia the APP
pointed place for the next meeting, the
Third Tuesday In May.