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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-06
LOCAL NOTIOES

NFNrurs Steam Laundry. 224 Second y.
BRNKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2l Jefferson It
DYE WoRKsL. Riegel & Co., 5S JET
ferson street; telephone 1880.
&. X. IioTcuKiss. skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches ] espo-
cially solicit. No. 81 Madison street.
CuSSISduAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on handj the most finished work.
men employed.
PURE and white rs tho flower whose
nnme 1t bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN q LILLY CorFEE AND SPIcE Ca
REMEMBER, We are now Offering for sale
that very choice piece OF property located
on the northwest corner OF Front and Nc.
Call streets, opposite the Gayoso Hotel.
TuE CoNAwAY REAL ESTATE AGESCY,
No 2S5 Main street,
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CATARRH TO CONSUMPTION

caiauh In ~ destructive iorcc stands nost toani
undoubtedly leads un 10 consumption ltstherc
i1fctlnguaf That those AFFLICTED with this fearful is
ease should not make II the object Of thrlf live, %
hd themselves Of a. Dcccptlyc remedies oanosciri
byignomut pnyicnicu 90 medical knowledge have
weakened The confidence Of the great majority Of
sufferers In all advertised remedies They brcome
resigned 30 luc u misery rather than torurc them
selves with doubtful pt'llatlyca
Hat this viii nevvf DO. Caiafrh must be met Al
cvey stage AMI comhiiicd with sl our might In
many cases tho disease has assumed danreuus
symptoms Tho boncs aud cartilage Of the nose.
the organs Of hearing. oi seeing and oi iastina >,
Affected as 20 be useless. the uyula - cionrairi.
The throat AZ innamed aud iffiialcd az ~ pfolucc
constant and diaiIcrinf cough
tANluInt hAuitat tunr meets every phsss Of
taiaith. nom simple head culd ~ inc fndst oaih.
hiuie and dciifurure tiaga u q irril AMI CON.
suiuilnnnl Instant in relieving. potnhnont in
curing. saic, economical aud never falling
lach ptrtagr contains one bottle ui tho Ram.
IAi'ihit unc boa Catarrhal kOIVrsF. aud an
lAfhoNtn lNuAttH. with treatise. pHcc ~
l0fih pnvo a CLINICAL CORPORATION uoroN
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Force ofIIabit.

Ium ,bg Merchant Tu,glcL
Tho lircd.looking little school ma'am
had been obliged 10 Give up. She had to
remain away from her duties and summon
q physician. Your liver Il ont Of ordcr,"
said lac, graycly. "Out Of ordcrl' she 10.
pcalcl Ia y mechanical tone. "Slay after
school ioii lilic5n minutes and lose your
recess iog the remainder Of the week"
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Geo. Wallace and wife to VIM. 0dencal,
lots 81 and % Of the Scdgwick subdivision,
l40x00 feet; $500.
Jno. Thompson and wife TO the Louis.
willie q Nashville Railroad, lot 302 'front.'
ing on Second street, 7lxl4S feet; 81, $50.
0verton q Grosvenor to l. n. Howard,
LOT No. OF 0verton q Grosyenor's subdi-
vision; $1,000.
L. b. Snowden and others TO Thos. Nj.
Patton, lots 800 and 3O3, Concord and
Third streets; $50, 0j3.
Thos. NJ. Patton aud wife 10 the Louis
Vile Il Nashville Railroad, lot 800, on
Third and Concord streets; S2l, 42l.Sl.
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California Excursion.

Tho Kansas City. Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad, in connection with the Union
Pacific Railroad, have arranged 10 sell
round trip tickets from Memphis 10 San
Francisco for $3.50. This includes round
trip ticket good for six months, sleeping
car from Memphis TO san Francisco. meals
en- route side trips into the mountains OF
Colorado, hotel bills, hack fare aud every
conceivable expense. The excursion will
DO limited TO $50, and will be composed Of
the very best people. There will bc no
crowding In the slocpcrs, only twonty.four
persons to car. The train will leave
Memphis at 900 o'clock am. June II
from the Mississippi & Tennessee Depot,
and will take ten days TO make tile trip on
account Of stops at Denver Salt Lake and
other noted points Of interest. For full
particulars call at $50 Main street.
II. ID. ELLIS, General Agent.
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sd. nasenhein. Telephone sli.
Old brandi,s Tor medicinal Use.
TnE ONLY rowN cLocK.
Tho LoMoyno School a Public BON

The LeMoynS School Public Demo.
factor In That Regard.
The LcMoyno School building. partly
destroyed by iirc early In March. has been
rebuilt, with decided improvements.
Prot Steele is placing In the new tower a
town clock, with four dials and bell tina,
will be heard all over the city. Tho rcsi.
denis Of that pant Of tho city arc subscrib.
Ing 10 the fund for the clock.
Hughes & Halter have the contract for
The clock, but man is sent front New
York by the Seth Thomas Clock Com
pany 10 set Il mp. The LoMoync clock is
ihc only public town clock In the Taxing
District.
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Prepare for the worst.

Summer comes as very pleasant change
after the rigors Of q long, cold winter. Its
blue skies, IN bnlmy brcczcs, H. bright
flowers and green field. are delicious Indeed.
Hut summer has IT, dark ~ well ~ It's bright
side. Lurking within IT, brcczcs and It's
flowers are innumenblc ills that prey upon
the human body DO not be deceived by
Appearances. 10 warned IN time aud be-
prepared for the worst With bottle of Pc
Tu-na and one OF Man-a-lin In the house,
you are safe enough. DO not fail 10 keep
them constantly on Siand. There Il not
single summer complaint that they will not
promptly correct Trouble Of the stomach,
Liver Kidneys aud Bowels, which are 10
common at this SEASON of the year. all yield
quickly Ia these remarkable Family Mcdi.
cincs. They will bcfound invaluable. Sold
by all druggists. 81 bottle.
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The state supreme Court

kpccial Dispatch TO The Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, June 5,-The Supreme
Court met this morning, all judges pres
ent, but delivered no opinions McNairy
and Chester dockeis heard and finished,
and adjourned, hearing causes on Madl.
son Chancery Court. The court will
likely adjourn Friday or Saturday.
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Mrvrns. Tenn, June l. 1889.
We have sold our entire stock nj No. "
Union street 10 y. Ozanno X Co. II Is
with pleasure that We recommend our
friends aud patrons 10 this reliable aud in.
duslrious firm, who will. with tho in
creased capital, carry n large stock, and
can iill orders promptly at lowest marked
figures. ROGEis Foundry Co.
ROM. Ro0EGs, President.
II. q. Thomson. Manager.
Referring 20 the above card, We an.
n0uncc TO our customers that we will con.
hnuo the business ~ No. IL Union street.
where We will DO pleased TO see our friends
and patrons
This will be our branch store for the
trade; our factory and main stock will 80.
main at our large building. No 23i Second
street, where W. occupy nine floors, ijOx2j
which Is equal TO 1870 square feet o
room, where We carry a complete stock o
everything appcrlaining 10 the Stove, Tin
ware and lamp stock Trade. Respect
fully, i. OEiNSE & Co.
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JARVIS CoNgus MORTGAGE TEUsr Cow.
rANY, Room .. Cotton Exchange build
ing, make long time loans on improved
city real estate. No DELAYS
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Bolin r. Conn filed petition for divorce
against his wife, Matte L. Conn. The
grounds alleged are abandonment and
failure 10 return home.
In the case of pilney against Farnsworth
the plaintiff secured judgment for $40.
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Nos. 81 AND 50 MADIsoS SrREisr,
Repairing and building Fine Vehicles
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LAcr curtains cleaned aud beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry, 20
Second street Branch Office "a Madison.
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MOVING RIGHT ALONG.
how ONE CITIZEN UNwITTINGI.Y DID
TEE GOOD SAMARITAN ACT.

An Explanation OF the Roal Estate Sit.
uation Administered to Gloomy
Citizen With Electrical Result-one
Proposition That VIII Be Adhered To.
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Tur examination OF applicants for teach.
crs' certificates will be held ut tho Market
street public school next Saturday, June
$, beginning at o o'clock Applicants are
required 10 register at the office OF the
Board OF Education, 21O Main street, be.
fore the Sth instant. They should come
supplied with pen. ink and paper.
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Anything from fence to business block2
Your order will be given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company, Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone 1907.
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Mnrrlnge LICENCES
Real Esinic rrnnsfrrr.

John Miller to Mrs. Nellie James. Chas
Goin to Miss Minnie Richmond.
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nemphi. CarrIaEe worn.

Dark Rcnkcri's Soda aud Mineral
Waters. 2lb Main IT, lie keeps the best.
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usE plenty OF Ozark" Vinegar In your
food aud prevent biliousncss. II il cheap.
or than quininc.
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THE COURTS.


Criminal Court.
The Turner-Nixon case is still on trial.
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n. rcaahon. M u.lon NJ,

OFFICES furnished with towel rack. comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
70 cents per week, 10y Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament TO any Office.
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RENgEur sells Tar Camphor loo pound.
Preserves carpets aud wooden from months.
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INSURE your pn.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No ~ Madison street.
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A, j, lto.cnbcIu Sell.
Are You Going 20 BulId

Wines and liquors to families atlow prices
Telephone S33
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-05-09

Truly does an exchange say: Good
fresh adverteements are not the least in
teIesting part of a newspaper. 1t has
been stated that publisher of promi-
nent paper hoped to see the day when
the profits of his paper would be so large
that he could dispense with advertising
matter altogether. We think he did not
take the right view OF advertising mat.
ter. Advertisements are news. They tell
the readers what they want to know and
where they can buy articles that are use
full to them. The editors and cores
pondents do not by any means furnish all
that is interesting. The skillful adver-
tiser, by his way of putting things and
calling attention to what he has for sale,
does much to make journal valuable to
its readers.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-05-09

oCS1IO1N ONE
The Acme Electric Company their success
sors and assigns are hereby granted the right
OF way, privilege and license to erect and
maintain poles and stretch wires thereon
and use any other devices and appliances in
and along any of the streets, alleys and pub
lie highways of said city of Sank Centre nee
essary and proper for the maintenance aud
operation of electric lights for the citizens,
residents and public lamps of said city and
the furnishing power and heat by electricity
for such private or public works as may want
to use the same. Provided that the poles so
used for such works shall not be Iess than
thirty feet in height and with the wires so
strung thereon so as not to unnecessarily
nterfere with the free and un ObSt ruct ed use
Of said streets, alleys and public highways
by the pubic, such poles to be erected in
such pie ce or places as the common council
of said city may direct. and no other than
insulated wire shall be used for The distri-
button of electricity.
SECTION TWO
For and il consideration of the privileges
enumerat ed in section Que of this CHAPTER
it shall be obligatory upon said Acme Eiec-
trio company, their successors and assigns to
complete such N electric plant as is contem-
plated by this ordinance sufficient for all
practical public lighting of said city aud have
samei n operation on or before the 9th day OF:
FcbruarylS9O, and work shall be begun on said
plant not later than the 9Th day of July
1889; otherwise this ordinance shall be null
and void and Of no effect. And when requir-
ed, to furnish electric lights to such public
lamps along the lines of their said wires in
said city as said common council may from
time to time direct at such reasonable price
therefor per lamp as may when su ch service
Is required be mutually agreed upon, such
price rot to exceed the amount paid for the
same service in other cities or places of like
siZ0 and where substantially the same ma
chiuery is used and service furnished.
SECTION THREE.
Nothing contained in this ordinance shall
be Construed as giving said Acme Electric
Company the exclusive privilege of electric
lighting in the city of Sank Centre but the
com mon council of said city may contract
with any oiher person or corporation for the
lighting of the stgests, alleys and public pla-
ces of said city with electricity for such time
and in such manner as IL may deem best tor
It's Inhabitants.
SECTION FOUR.
ANY person VINO shall willfully interfere or
in any way injure any OF the poles, wires,
lamps or apparatus OF said company in said
city shat! upon conviction be punished by a
fine of Lot less than five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars besides the costs of prose-
cution and be committed until such fine and
costs are paid, not exceeding ninety days.
SECTION FIVE.
This ordinance shall be be in force and
take effect from and after its publication.
Passed the common council OF the city Of
Sank Centre on this 9th day of May, 1889.
w ID TOWNSEND,
President of council.
ATTEST:
A III PETIT,
City clerk.
Approved May It'll, 1889
Ills w 8 DEAN,
Mayor.
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SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1889.
"Bos" D1yNN has returned to the sane

"BoB" DUNN has returned to the sane
tum of the Princeton Union from the leg
islative halls of Minnesota. No better
evidence of the fact is required than the
following specimens of vigorous English,
all clipped from the latest issue of his
paper.
1.-THE Anoka Herald wastes too much
valuable space in replying to the criti-
cisms of the mercenary St. Paul Dispatch.
Nobody ever thinks of looking for, any
thing sensible or truthful in the editorial
columns of that benighted sheet. And as
for news, why, one might as well expect
to find jewels in dung heap as news in
the Dispatch. 1t is contemplate abor-
ton OF a newspaper and its owners are
the meanest specimens of two-legged
hogs extant."
Because majority of the members OF
the legislature did not deem it best to
license law is no reason why a gang of
1echerous canting hypocrites should de
nounce them as drunkards." !
"The Methodist ministers of Minneap-
oils are parcel of gossiping gullible
asses"
cit is the fashion Tor corner grocery
1oafers and small fry disgruntled politi-
clans to damn the legislature"
"In the past five years we have lost
over 5000 through dead beat lawyers,
and we are heartily sick and tired ofsuch
business"
"a legislature composed of Socrates
and Solomons could not enact alaw that
would suit the impracticable theorists
and belly-aching cranks that exist in al
most every school district in the coun-
try"
"a few cranky individuals in Minneap-
oils, who term themselves Methodist
ministers, are sorely disappointed be-
cause the 26th legislature did not enact
several fanatical prohibition laws"
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The eight-year-old son of John Vail
died yesterday morning and was buried
to-day from the Cathedral. The unfor-
tunate lad resided with his parents in
lower town, and had been sick for the
past week, with curious combination of
maladies which puzzled the attending ply
sician, and cannot be accounted for upon
any other grounds than that of poison.
This is borne out by the story of two of
the boys playmates, who state that they
saw him eat some kind Of root, which
they could not name, and that soon after
he complained of feeling very i'll. The
plant eaten by the lad is supposed to
have been wild parsnip, and if such is the
case, he is the fourth victim who has died
from eating this herb in the county the
present season.-St. Cloud Times.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
MELROSE.

DR.. R. B. Foster took his departure
Tuesday booked for Long Prairie.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Borget went to
Assumption, Carver county, on Wednes-
day morning to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Borget's mother.
DIR. L. c. Rose left this place last Tues
day destined for Eagle Bend.
F. L. Ausbourne and Minnie M. Holm
see were married by Rev S. B. Kirnnell
at his residence last Saturday evening,
May 4, 1887.
c. L. Rose of Sank Centre, spent sever
al days at this place the fore-part OF the
week visiting DIR. Foster.
The Melrose firemen enjoyed their an
nual parade last Monday. The band dis
coursed some very appropriate music,
both during the day and at the head of
the torchlight procession in the evening.
The dance in the evening was participa-
ted in by large end enthusiastic turn
out and everything passed off in remark
able good and enjoyable style making
the day grand success.
Mrs. Mott of Sank CeItre, was visiting
old friends at this place last Friday.
Mrs. Belle Richmond went to Fergus
Falls on Monday to make her relatives
at that place visit.
Mrs. Ed Thomson of Sank Centre,
was visiting Mr.. Benefits people at this
place last Friday.
Casper Trossen OF Minneapolis, is in
our village this week and new meat
market may be the result of his visit.
VIM. Stems went to Minneapolis on
business last week.
Dawes How went to Sank Centre last
Thursday to be present. at the wedding
reception of some of his young friends.
Maj. Clark went to Minneapolis last
Monday and will be absent the greater
part of the week.
Mrs. c. Richmond went to Fergus
Falls last Monday and from there she
goes to her farm in Dakota.
AL. Whittelsey went to Sank Centre
Wednesday on business.
The remains of Postal Clerk Ed Stat.
terry, who was killed in the Crystal
Springs collision on the N. P. last week
were met at this station by his parents
and numerous friends ON Monday and
taken to his old home in St. Martin to,
interment.
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COUNCIL MEETING.-The regular month
ly meeting of the city council was held on
Monday evening at the Office of the city
clerk, with all the members present.
Complaint was made that the Manitoba
stock yards are public nuisance, and
asking the council to investigate into the
matter. Alderman Coats was appointed
a committee to actin conjunction with the
health officer upon the complaint.
The following resolution was offered by
Alderman Fish and adopted:
ResolVed-That it is the sense of the
council that the mayor be requested to
present all of his communications and
recommendations of whatever nature,
which he desires the courcil to take action
upon, in writing, to be filed with the city
clerk and the same shall be a part of the
records OF the proceedings of the council.
shall not be bound to take action upon
any communication or recommendation
from the mayor unless presented as above
provided.
Aldermen Fish and Coats were ap-
pointed committee to confer with Mrs.
Jenkins, in regard to the maintenance CT
her husband, with power to act in con
junction with city attorney.
The committee ON hay and wood mark
ct was instructed to put the market place
in shape for use at once.
The HERALD was elected the official
organ of the city for the ensuing year.
The committee to confer with Profess
sors Casey & Smith, recommend an ap.
preparation be made them on Sept. list,
next, of 500 to assist in procuring more
commodious quarters for their school
The council accepted the report and made
the appropriation desired.
Aldermen Fish and Coats, special COM
mittee on rules and order of business for
the council, submitted report in meet
ing, which was accepted.
An ordinance was passed, granting the
Acme Electric Light company permission
to set poles and erect plant in the city.
Officially published elsewhere.)
An ordinance was passed relative to
putting tramps at work on the public
streets. ,(Of6cially published elsewhere.
1t was unanimously resolved by the
council, as follows; inasmuch as the light
ing of the city has of late been very TN
satisfactory, the chief of police is hereby
ordered to make daily report to the city
clerk of all lights which are not, in his
opinion, fully up to the contract stand
ard power.
The following claims were allowed and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-05-09

Judge Searle has held that 80, 900 acres
ofland in Morrison county decided to the
Northern Pacific Railroad company by
G. A. DeGraff are liable to taxation as
not being "held for the purpose of the
corporation in its business of construct
ing or operating a railroad" About
$1,000 in taxes is due on these lands.
Attorney General Clapp appeared for the
state and Capt. Oscar Taylor for the
railroad ompany.-JournaLPr Press.
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CHAPTER FORTY-SIX (46 }

Tile Common Council OF the city Of Sank Centre
do Ordain
SECTION l.
Upon the conviction of any person tor
violation of any of the ordinances ofSthe
civ of Sank Centre, where a fine Is I'M
posed and Imprisonment IS prescribed In
case of the non payment of such fine, the
CONT before which said conviction is had,
NAV in any case where such fine is not PAID,
sentence such offender to hard labor In any
work house of said city, or in case of male Of
fender, to be kept at hard labor either In
such work house or upon the public streets
or improvements OF said city or both, until
such person shall work out the amount OF
such fine at the rate of one % dollar per day
for a term not exceeding said commitment
or until he shall have paid the fine imposed
by the court, less the amount that may have
been earned by him by such labor at the
ompensation above provided.
SECTION
This ordinance shall he in force and take
enect from and aft er its publication.
Passed the Common Council of the City OF
Sank Centre on this Bird day of May, 1889.
w D TOWNSEND.
President of council.
ATTEST:
A H PETIT,
City clerk.
Approved May 18th, 1889.
1L.S.1 VS. DEAN,
Mayor.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-05-09
A GREA T 3 A TILE.

Is continually going on in the human sys-
tenn. The demon of impure blood strives
to gain victory over the constitution, to
ruin health, to drag victims to the grave.
A good reliable medicine like Hoods Sars-
aparilla is the weapon with which to de-
fend ones self, drive the desperate enemy
from the field, and restore peace and bod
lily health for many years. Try this pc
culiar medicine.